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- Welcome to episode 212 of Keeping Up with the Joneses.
The first episode of 2019,
AJ Jones, how the heck are you?
- I'm really good, thank you.
I'm a little cold.
- We'll explain why that isn't a second.
We are doing things a little differently this episode.
I will be interested to see if our regular listeners can tell what is different.
We'll tell you what is different at the end of the episode.
Oh, that's tricky.
Wow.
We've been off the air for three weeks, I want to say.
Yeah.
I think it's been about three weeks, uh, fill everybody in on our Christmas
and New Year.
Christmas was amazing.
We had nearly three weeks off.
And so we spent most of that time in pajamas.
Literally, I probably got dressed maybe four days
out of the three weeks.
- I don't think it was that many.
- The rest of the time I was in my pajamas all the time.
I remember when you were--
- And the kids, in their pajamas as well.
- I remember at one point you were like,
babe, when was the last time you showered?
And I was like, I'm just enjoying being in pajamas
and you're like, yeah, the rest of you aren't.
Tia actually said to me, daddy, you smell.
I was like, what do I smell of?
She was like tuna fish at that point.
- That's a bad sign.
At that point, I knew it was time to have a shower.
- Yeah.
- So recap on what, I mean, we,
obviously we're just in pajamas for three weeks.
We literally saw nobody.
We had some friends over for Christmas day,
but the rest of the time, family, video,
taught me through Christmas presents.
- Christmas presents was really fun.
You know, the kids got sort of their normal lego-y thing.
- Did your husband knock it out the park?
- Knocked it out the park.
That's what the podcast listeners are waiting for.
Did he not get out of the park? He did. Okay. Do you want to talk about what you ended up with? Yes, I got a Canon
60 mark to what is that to people who don't know anything about? It's a it's a camera body
my previous digital camera body is
15 years old
Not under about 15 at least
So it had like six megapixels and just no
features basically was the first digital body that they released.
And so this is the updated body.
The thing does everything probably cook me eggs if I gave it eggs.
It's great.
And you were, and you were exceptionally generous to me.
Because you bought me.
Unbeknownst to me, I was exceptionally generous to him.
You bought me an iPad Pro.
I did.
I was a keyboard.
I didn't even know I did.
I'm not the pencil somewhere else.
It's true.
Yeah.
Ask me how I like my iPad Pro.
- How do you like your iPad Pro?
- I really love it.
- I was sensing that.
- Yeah, I'm trying to switch over to using it full time.
And I have a laptop, which I wanna just try
and leave chain to my desk to do all the heavy lifting.
The only problem I can't fully replace my workflow
with an iPad Pro is Keynote.
And this is only gonna appeal to a small subsection
of the podcast.
- Sorry.
- But I use Keynote almost exclusively
at probably every single day that I'm teaching,
I'm using Keynote.
and keynote on iPad versus keynote on Mac OS
is crippled in one particular way, which really affects me,
which is when I'm presenting,
I can't have this slide, the next slide,
and the presenter notes all at once.
I've emailed Apple, I've asked them to update some software
'cause a massive screen,
I should be able to fit everything on.
- It should work.
And I have to say that there is part of me
that is happy that it hasn't worked for you either
because you were trying to convince me last year
to take just my iPad on some speaking engagements.
And I was like, no, because I don't like the way keynote is.
And so.
- Come on, Apple, software updates for the win.
- Please.
- What about our new year?
What did, I don't even remember new year.
What are we different?
- We went to bed early.
(laughs)
- We were--
- Rockin' that mid 40s lifestyle.
- It was like 9.30 and we're like,
wanna go to bed?
All right, let's do this.
Yeah, we went to bed early.
But I'd had the stomach flu.
- Oh yeah, you had.
- Yeah.
- You have to plague.
- Well, that was a weird thing.
I spent a large portion of the Christmas Eve
in separate bedrooms.
Talk to me about that.
Is it wrong that I really like that?
- Well, you know what we need?
Podcast listeners, I need your help.
I need you to leave comments or something and tell me
where do you stand on this?
'Cause this is our ongoing debate
and you know what I'm about to say.
- I do, that's why I have tuned out.
- So here's the deal.
Some people like to be touched.
when they're sleeping.
- That sounds creepy.
Let me say.
- Okay.
- I get into bed.
I wanna fall asleep cuddling.
- He wants to fall asleep cuddling.
Like him touching me, but we're just sleeping.
We're not doing other,
not special cuddles.
It's like, you want me to fall asleep
while something's going like this.
- I just wanna like, no.
- No, no.
- Fall asleep.
- I don't wanna be touched.
- You don't wanna be touched.
I can't even fall asleep with my arm on him.
No, in fact, if he does, I just wait from to fall asleep, which it's really obvious once
he does because, you know, noise.
And I just, it drove it on his side.
That's not true.
You don't even let me do that.

And she's convinced that she's normal.
I am normal.
There are other people that it's like, you know, it's, we can do all of our wonderful
married activities but then don't touch me.
I just want to say we're playing badminton.
(laughing)
Are you talking about sex?
- Yes.
- Okay, I'm not talking about fall asleep having sex.
- I know that.

- Listen, I'm not saying anything.
- I just mean, I literally just want to snuggle up to
if we fall asleep and you don't even touch you.
- I want some sort of taser lying down the center
of the bed because some people take over the space
on the bed. They don't keep their head on their own pillow, their arms and legs are
everywhere. I just want my space.
So yes, please give us your feedback, married couples. Am I the freak or is I
the freak? That's probably the worst research to do. Did you make any New
Year's resolutions? I did. Oh, I don't even know these. Well, I didn't really.
Okay, that one. I made a resolution not to make a resolution. Actually, here is
here's my thing. I think every year I make resolutions like I'm an exercise
regularly or I'm gonna eat a certain way I'm gonna do whatever and then you
know you start the whole 30 and it's the whole four and hold two and a half
four. What are you talking about? So I was like I don't want to do that I think
so I just had a conversation with the Lord about my heart and I thought I
I actually want this to be the year that I'm the most thankful.
So I want to work on thankfulness and having a thankful heart
and that I gain his perspective more quickly.
Because I think it's really easy to get stuck in my own perspective.
And then I want to be quicker to trust.
Like if the Lord asked me to do something to just know,
he's asking me because he's going to back me up and just go ahead and do that.
rather than have the debate, the internal debate.
So I'd like, they're all internal things
rather than external things.
- If it sounds like there's a herd of wildebeest
and elephants on the rampage,
that's because our kids are running around.
I'm not quite sure why,
but I don't want our podcasting to be a limitation
on them being kids.
So I'll try and edit their noise as much as possible,
but if you can hear that, that's why.
- If they start having a real party,
we might just go join them.
- Turn the hose on them.
Wait, that's all right.
Don't call child services.
Our topic this week is kind of related to New Year's resolutions.
But it's all about vision
and the importance of having a vision for your life.
Here's what I was thinking.
I've been teaching at the school the last couple of weeks
and I realized that when I teach the students,
I remember it was like being in the seats
listening to somebody teach.

So I'm 44. I've been a believer in Jesus since I was seven.
So for 30 plus years, I've been walking with the Lord.
And I realize that when I'm teaching, I'm telling everybody my best story,
your highlight reel, highlight reel.

And I was thinking, I'm sort of thinking about that.
I'm trying to explain to students, hey, you need to understand that.
It's not every day I have an angelic visitation.
every day. I'm not dreaming all the time. I'm not hearing the voice of the Lord every single day.

Normal interaction. Right. And we try and explain that when we have new staff come on, when we have
interns, they probably come in imagining what our life looks like and are kind of astonished to see
that most of our life is made up of mundane, ordinary paperwork or admin or meetings.
And I don't know what they were thinking, but try and explain why you have to have a vision
so that the mundane, ordinary source of things propel you to your breakthrough moments.
So you're not just living life or breakthrough, you're living life for everyday life.
Right.
That's what I mean by vision.
So,
AJ Jones, take us away.
So I guess my thought is, I think,
I don't know who said it, but
I've heard Alan say it a couple times
the whole thing of vision gives pain a purpose.
I stole that from Alex Seeley.
Henry and Alex Seeley who passed the belonging
were speaking at our school, and I overheard them say that
and I was like, that's a gray line, so that's where I stole it from.

We envisioned to do things like get out of debt.
And I think vision actually helps you know what direction
you're heading in and stay on course,
even when circumstances are difficult or, you know,
on the days when you just don't feel like doing anything,
you have vision that propels you to continue on,
like to just keep going.
- Yeah, 'cause if you don't have vision,
you're left with your own brute force strength.
And for me, brute force strength does not last very long.
- Do you remember Patricia King gave us,
didn't just give us, she came to our church,
she gave us four amazing, prophetic words.
You can smile at your future.
God will greatly bless your seed,
a thousand fold return in one year.
And what was the fourth one?
- I think it was a hundred fold return, wasn't it?
- Yeah, a hundred fold return in a year, that's right.
And...
- I can't remember, we took them and wrote them up on our mirror,
on our master bathroom mirror.
And so we would see them every morning,
but we would also stand there in our bathroom
before we would leave for work when we were getting ready
and we would just hold hands and declare
those four things over that year.
And I would say, I can't remember what the fourth one was,
but I remember--
- There was something similar.
- You saw it.
Like we, it helped our hearts stay focused
on what we felt like we were hearing from the Lord
and what we wanted to see happen.
And that's what vision does.
Vision helps you get there.
But also when your world reality contradicts your vision,
you have something to fight back with.
Like you can smile at your future.
There was times when we would get up
and like especially with our financial future,
we were like, okay, our bank account is saying one thing.
- Yeah.
- Wait, we have this word from the Lord.
It's written on our mirror.
It's of the wallpaper on our phones and on our laptops.
No, I'm gonna declare this.
So you were talking about New Year's resolutions.
I wonder if half the time New Year's resolutions fail
is because we make New Year's resolutions
without first having a vision of what they're on to.
- What is it accomplished?
- Right, so if you like take budgeting for example,
budgeting for budgeting sake is good but it's hard.
But budgeting with a purpose in mind,
with a vision in mind, be that a vacation
or getting out of debt or saving up to buy something,
you have a vision in mind,
you have something to head towards,
it gives pain a purpose.
- Yeah, but I also think about the longer and longer
I walk with the Lord, the more and more I am saddened
by the number of people who are no longer walking with me.
I mean, I meet new people all the time,
but people I've been walking with for years
who just fall away from the Lord.
I think it's because they, part of it
is they don't have a larger vision.
So they have all these prophetic words,
but they lose sight of the prophetic words.
They don't keep them before them.
And then they use their prophetic words
as ammunition against the Lord.
like, "Well, you said you're gonna do this and you haven't.
So peace out.
I'm out."
Rather than going, "No, this is where I'm heading."
And like today is paying dues for tomorrow's vision.
Does that make sense?
- Yes.
I wonder too, if it has anything to do with their vision,
not having anything to do with the body of Christ.
'Cause I think for us, no matter what our vision has been,
whether it's been generosity or growing in the prophetic
or what it's been all, you know,
we want to bless the body of Christ.
And so if being part of the body is part of your vision,
you're probably not gonna step away from being part of the body.
I just wanna do that.
- Tell me that again.
So if your vision is larger than just yourself.
- Yes.
- And you're serving somebody rather than yourself.
- Yeah.
- What happened to that?
- Well, I think your vision has to be larger than you
because most people actually aren't that motivated
to just do something just for themselves.
So if your vision, which our vision is about blessing the body of Christ and about equipping
the body of Christ.
And so no matter what the nuances are of different things that God's talking to us about or
different areas, it's all going to be within the re-ment of within the body of Christ.
We want to see this happen.
And I think that keeps you connected, therefore, into the body of Christ, which keeps you in
community.
And I think it helps with a lot of that stuff.
Let me ask you this.
Can you think of a time in your life where your vision kept you focused, where there was
opportunities to be distracted?
My thought is, I guess the one that comes to mind quickly is in '94 I had all these
prophetic words about traveling the world and administering and stuff like that.
But the reality of my life was that I was waiting tables or working as a photographer
and it didn't look like that is what life was gonna look like.
- Right, so doing nothing like what your profanity words say.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- And then in addition, I ended up getting married,
then I ended up getting divorced.
And I thought I was kind of disqualified
from being used by God.
And then in, I guess 97,
I was going for this interview with National Car Rental
I was interviewing with the president and the vice president and it was strange because
I don't remember thinking about it before I went in.
But when I went into the interview, I remember saying to them, I have a word over my life
that I'm going to be in full-time ministry.
So I'll promise you five years.
But I don't think I have much past that because I feel like I'm going to be in full-time ministry.
I've always said, yeah.
Do they have a grid for that?
Well, they did and they didn't.
They sort of like nodded their heads and stuff and afterwards the VP pulled me aside and started asking me questions about what I believed because
he was a
Indian guy and
his sister had just gotten saved in India and like
Sold all of her. She was a lawyer or something sold all her stuff and opened an orphanage. So he's like I need help, you know
So I guess it wasn't totally shocking, but yeah, I
But even at national like there was some really
tough seasons working under some very interesting people and you know whatever but
My heart knew this this isn't the end of the story, right?
so I had vision that this changes at some point so I can give my hundred percent here and not have to worry
That this is all it is I
remember being you have told the story many times I remember being a school teacher and
No, I wanted to be a school teacher, but fell out of the Lord that asked me to be a school teacher
And so at the time that was the vision for my life like okay Lord
Let's just settle this debate if you want me to be a school teacher
Then I will be a school teacher for the glory of God and that vision
Gave pain a purpose like when I'm like ah, why am I like signing these? Why do I have parent mean?
What oh yeah because I'm doing something unto the Lord so
Vision is so important. It really is the fuel for the everyday stuff that we have to get through
because you're living for a future season.
And what I've learned is in the economy of heaven,
everything you do today is an investment
into your destiny tomorrow.
And I just want to encourage you, you can get a vision.
Now, let me ask you this,
where does somebody get a vision from?
- Well, I don't know.
I mean, sometimes vision comes from inspiration.
Like you hear other people's stories
and something lights in your heart and you're like,
oh, you know, that's what I want to see happen.
Or that's what I want to be.
Or the Holy Spirit's like,
hey, that's what you're built for.
and vision starts to grow that way. I tend to get vision a lot from dreams and just
prophetic words or from journaling like things that the Lord is speaking to me about.
What about you? Yeah, I used to when I was single, when I didn't have children,
and I had way more time. I used to start off every new year by reviewing last year's journal,
like it looked for themes and looked for promises, what did God say?
I used to start every new year by hunger striking. It's almost the same thing.  But you call it fasting?
Yeah, you call it fasting. Yeah. And I would start every new year by asking a Lord for a word for
the new year, like Lord, what am I doing? And I don't do that anymore, not because of any great
revelation, but because I feel like I'm in different season. I'm in a different season. I feel like
I get continual vision, I think, because of the relationship we have with so many prophets. But
I get it from journaling, like I'm constantly asking the Lord, Lord, Lord, what are you doing?
Or the Lord is interrupting my day saying, hey, you know, this is why I want you to focus on,
which is amazing. But yeah, journaling has been so helpful for me. We'll put some links in the
show notes about how you journal because we've done some episodes on that before. But yeah,
prophetic words, hugely important. Do you know where I get most of my vision from right now?
Where?
And I'm driving.
Really?
Yeah.
All of the things that I've sort of launched this year or anything new that I've done.
Wait, it's 20 days in.
So all of the things you've launched this year?
Well, I mean, okay, so I mean like in the last six months, like when I think about anything
new that has like come into my head to, oh, we should do this.
where probably most of my sermon ideas or whatever
aren't necessarily coming when I'm having my God time
or listening to the Bible or anything like that.
But when I'm driving 'cause I tend to just have it silent
in the car if it's just me.
- I realize I do this.
I don't know if this is gonna help anybody.
I realize I pray and ask God for wisdom.
And so for example, this morning I'm in church,
I'm in the middle of worship,
think and an idea pops into my head.
not thinking about the question I'd asked the Lord, I've been asking the Lord for the
last couple of months a question or repeated question, Lord, I just need some input.
Like, what do you want me to do with this? What do you want me to do with that? I'm asking
the Lord, I'm in worship this morning and think this answer pops into my head and I'm
about to go, oh, this is just me, like I'm just being destroyed. I want to worship the
Lord. I'm thinking, wait, I've been asking the Lord for input on this. Here's input that
has come that has an unusual sense is not something that I would think of. Let me just
sit on this for a second.
So I stay in worship, but I stay with this thought.
I just see where it goes out.
And I'm like, I think that's the Lord.

- Yeah.
- But you can get vision from, you know, all sorts.
But I like getting prophetic vision.
And I love having vision confirmed by prophets.
Like every matter would be established by two or three
witnesses.
But you know, if you've got a vision from the Lord,
ask the Lord for confirmation for it.
I think we pretty much always do that, don't we?

And just to qualify that,
'cause I've heard some interesting explanations
of confirmation, confirmation is not
when you go up to somebody and say,
"This is what I feel like the Lord is telling me to do.
"Can you confirm?"

- Right. - There you go.
- Okay, I have a list of five things regarding vision.
- All right, number one.
- Well, I have to look at my notes 'cause I won't die.
Number one is what we've just been talking about.
Get a vision.
- Get a vision.
- If you don't have a vision for your life,
ask the Lord for a vision.
- 'Cause the Lord has a vision for your life.
- And we're tag teaming like nobody's with this.
- Absolutely.
Come on.
- Number two, and this is, most people just stop at number one.
I got a vision.
Number two, you got to review your vision.

- Oh, that's good.

- Hey, on that note, I was just thinking,
one of the people that we know now
that is one of the more successful people
that I know of in his field,
every single year would do a vision board.
- Vision board is hugely important.
- Right, so we have a friend named Josh Axe,
and he would do vision boards every single year.
He'd do a vision board.
So I remember going over to his house
and we would see the new vision board for that year
or whatever.
And I always thought, oh, that's cute.
But I'm sure every single thing on the vision board
has become a reality because it's helped him stay focused.
- But we've done vision boards in our life as well.
Like, if you think about our house,
like the first time we bought our built house,
we made a vision board about you.
Like, this is what I would like in a wife.
And like, yeah, amazing.
But I also think like sometimes even your Pinterest board,
or your Amazon wish list, like I look around my house
and it's filled with things that,
I mean, this is kind of materialistic,
but what I mean is the things that I've asked a Lord for,
the things I have or not happen since
are deliberate things that I've asked a Lord for.
Like, oh, fun parenting moment, this weekend,
we've set up our kids with bank accounts,
we've set up our kids with chores and allowances,
and we're teaching our kids about saving and giving
and spending.
and teach them about tithing.
So we're talking about tithing.
We gave them their allowance.

They said, we tithe.
So we talked about tithing.
And then we just did a little Bible study
about why tithing so important.
And Tia, like my, oh, it's Tia.
- Nine. - Nine year old.

She said, what does blessing look like to me?
And I was like, that is a great question.
What would it look like for your life to be blessed?
And she had some answers.
And I said, "What you watch, God will massage blessing
to meet the needs of your heart."
- Okay, wait, but one more little parenting thing under that,
just under the finances thing that was super cute.
She has a new little student
that's just joined her class this week, you know,
and it's January.
And she's from Korea. - She's from Korea.
She doesn't speak any English.
And Tia was like, "Mommy, I would like to,
now that I have a bank card, I would like to go out.
I would like to buy her a little present
and some candy to just say, "Welcome."
And that you have friends here.
And it was so sweet.
So we went and got her little present.
- And nerd parent when she downloaded the translator
to turn her English into Korean
and then she's gonna write it out for her.
So, I like that.
Anyway, where were we?
Get a vision, review the vision.
Then you gotta declare the vision.
- Yeah.
- A vision unspoken.
I sound like I had an ancient proverb,
but I don't know the end of it.
- Yeah, if you--
- A vision unspoken.
- A vision unspoken goes nowhere.
So you've actually got to dictate to your world
what your vision is gonna be,
like who you are, who you're becoming,
declare your godly beliefs, declare,
catch yourself when you say the opposite
of what your vision is.
So if God's given you a vision
that you're gonna handle millions
and you keep saying I'm broke,
you're delaying that vision coming to a pass.
So declare your vision.
- Good, love it.
- I'm a strong, confident woman, cigarettes.
Don't control my life.
(laughing)
Yeah, be careful what you declare.
Yeah, don't declare that necessarily.
- Number four and number five,
I've been super helpful in our life.
Number four is so towards your vision.
So where you wanna go.
So find people who are already doing what they're doing
and just sow time, energy, honor, money, prayer.
- Whatever you have to sow.
- Whatever you have to sow.
Like for years I always wanted to move to the prophetic.
I lived in Scotland, I didn't know any prophets.
When any prophets would come to my country,
I would go visit them, I'd buy their resources.
I'd sew into their ministry because I wanted to do what they were doing.
So I encourage you to do that.
And then lastly, number five is serve somebody else's vision.
So important.
If you don't have a vision, serve somebody else's till you get your own.
It won't be wasted time.
I promise.
You know the other advantage of when you serve somebody else's vision,
keeps you humble and allows you to sacrifice yours.
Yeah.
All right.
When you are so confident that your vision is from God,
you can help build somebody else's to come to pass
because you know yours is all inheritance.
- Oh, that's really good.
- Yeah, part of the reason we left Toronto
to move to Nashville was we knew that the blessing
and the inheritance that's in Toronto
is not something we worked for,
it's something that's given to us.
And so we could go and serve Jeff and Becky's vision,
knowing that our inheritance in Toronto was still secure.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, serve somebody else's vision.
Oh my gosh, it's so, so important.
Because again, you're in part so in where you wanna go.
Any other thoughts on vision?
- Nope.
- Okay, there are your thoughts on vision.
If you have any thoughts, questions,
test or any comments, please reach out on Twitter @allen
and AJ and let us know about it.
Would you like a listener's question?
- I would.
- This is a hard one, but a really, really powerful one.
- I wouldn't then.
- No, it's still helpful.
- It's still helpful, okay.
This is A Listener's question is from Sally.
- Hi Sally.
- And Sally writes in and she says this,
"I recently learned that my parents are getting divorced."
Oh, I'm so sorry.
I would love if you could give some advice
on how to navigate this.
I find myself having lots of questions
questioning what a Christian marriage even means,
while my parents are separating,
even when there's been no abuse or adultery.
I worry about how it will affect my own relationships
in the future.
I realize I'm harboring lots of bitterness towards them
for making what I feel is a selfish decision.
I don't want my heart to cause me to hurt other people
or to grow bitter and hard-hearted.
Can you offer some guidance or resources
on how to still believe in marriage
and how to begin healing?
Thank you so much.
Love you guys.
I thought you'd be excellent at this question
because your parents are divorced
and you've been through divorce.
So over to our divorce while keeping a happy heart expert.
Kijo Jones.
- Here's the thing I never wanted to be an expert on.
I'm not sure I am actually.
I think my best advice is to just keep having a discussion with the Holy Spirit about how
you're feeling.
Because your feelings are real and it is disappointing and it's hurtful and it's a painful thing
to go through.
And I guess really not knowing the circumstances of stuff that's going on, it's hard to be
specific other than to say you want to keep your heart soft and you never want to base
your theology or what you believe to be a good thing. You know, scripture says marriage is a good
thing and you don't want to stop believing something is a good thing because you see examples of it
being difficult if that makes sense. Like you don't want to lower what you know to be true
based on experience. So my encouragement to you is to just be honest with God about how you're
feeling and maybe even get in a group or get some, get with some people that you can process with.
who can pray you through and help you realize if it seems to be turning towards bitterness
or any of those kind of things.
Because, you know, anyway, it's easy to get angry when we don't understand.
Sally, the other thing I was thinking about, and honestly, I'm genuinely sorry you and
your parents are going through this.
The other thing I thought when I read your email is because we don't know you, we don't
know your circumstances, I don't know how old you are, it could be that your parents
are protecting you or keeping things from you for your own heart's sake.
And I think that the, the safest thing that you can do is refuse to judge,
which is really, really hard where it are done.
So hard.
When we think we know the motives of another person's heart,
but refuse to judge, refuse to embrace bitterness.
And you've got to remember everybody does the best they can with what they have.
So not everybody has access to amazing resources.
Not everybody has a relationship with the Lord like everybody else does.
And you also got to understand that you want to be careful not to judge because
you will reap whatever you judge and you don't want to do that.
So you have to be this person who is asking the Holy Spirit for grace that you
can extend to other people.
You can extend to your parents.
You can extend to your own heart.
You can extend to those who've hurt you.
But if you can, like ages says, pour out your lament to the Lord.
like don't deny your feelings, say, "Lord, I am angry,
"or I am sad, or I am lonely, or I am hurt."
Pour those laments out to the Lord.
He really wants to hear about those things.
And I'm not suggesting, "Hey, when we're saying
"you've got to forgive and you don't allow bitterness."
We're not saying deny your feelings.
I'm saying take those feelings to the Lord
and ask for grace.
He loves to give self to the bits of our heart
that are hurt and wounded.
And I'd also encourage you, surround yourself
with people who've got great marriages,
so that you have an antidote to the issues
that are presenting.
If you're constantly surrounded
by the wounds of your parents marriage,
find other people who've got amazing marriages
so that you can see a contrast.
It's hugely important.
- Seem white from your question,
and I think actually it's kind of a common belief
that if your parents marriage doesn't make it,
then how do you have any kind of chance or whatever?
But I actually know lots of people
where their testimonies would be close to mine
in that my parents are divorced.
It was a pretty bad situation.
And I actually have an amazing marriage
and I love being married.
- Just a light being cuddled at night.
- Just don't like being cuddled at night.
Well, not, I just, anyway.
So, I don't, you know, I would say,
what you don't wanna do is write off your future hope
based on what your parents are working through right now.
'Cause actually God can redeem anything.
So I love what Ellen was saying about get around
other people with healthy marriages.
And let that kind of restore your heart.
I had the privilege of being around a lot of people
with healthy marriages and it does start to restore
and heal you.
- And remember, you are not your parents.
- Yep.
- Which is beautiful.
Thank you for writing in Sally,
we'll be praying for you and your family.
And thanks for sharing your heart.
Hopefully that's of some help.
To everybody else who's tuned in,
thank you so much.
Did I freak you out?
I'm sorry.
- Yeah.
He did. Yeah, just right there.
Thank you, everybody else, who is listening to this.
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That is because we are actually recording it in our video studio.
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We're...
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Like as you said, we're recording this in our video studio,
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Hopefully it sounds good.
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and more into video.

Like it's really easy in our podcast studio
'cause you can't see us and we can do multiple takes.
But when you're on video, it's like,
you're constantly aware there's a camera right there
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we're never gonna get good at video if we don't practice.
And when we started normal podcasting,
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- Touching and cuddling before you go to bed at night.
- I just wanna know, when you're asleep,
I just want to go on something.
Do you want someone to be done?
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You're adorable.
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Unlike the original Chroma, the tone controls are program parameters, so they can be used to voice the sound, rather than just compensate for the speakers. They are made more versatile by the addition of four panel parameters, Bass Frequency, Middle Frequency, Middle Resonance and Treble Frequency, making it a true three-band parametric equalizer. Since there is only one set of sliders, the A and B channel tone controls always operate in tandem. However, pressing SET SPLIT temporarily connects the tone control sliders to their frequency controls, and the TUNE slider to the middle resonance. After adjusting these, you can turn the SET SPLIT switch off by pressing it, or PROG SELECT, or PARAM SELECT.
The output of the tone controls goes though a simple distortion algorithm. It is controlled by a {_bipolar} Distortion parameter, providing primarily odd-order (symmetric) distortion for positive settings, and even-order (asymmetric) distortion for negative settings.


Add a colorbar to the Google Earth Viewer.
Add a colorbar to the Google Earth Viewer.
| kmlStr = ge_colorbar(PosLon,PosLat,M) |
| kmlStr = ge_colorbar(PosLon,PosLat,M,Parameter,Value) |
| kmlStr = ge_colorbar(PosLon,PosLat,M) |
Adds a colorbar to the Google Earth Viewer. The location of the colorbar can be specified in the variables "PosLon" (longitude) and "PosLat" (latitude). Variable "M" contains the numerical data that the colorbar refers to.
Colorbars are visualized within a text balloon. When collapsed, the location of the text balloon is indicated by a PlaceMark symbol (see image below).
| kmlStr = ge_colorbar(PosLon,PosLat,Parameter,Value) |
In addition to the above, a number of options can be set regarding the appearance of the colorbar. Assigning values to the parameters can be accomplished by inclusion of an alternating sequence of parameters and their value. The table below provides an overview of the authorized options. The order in which the parameters are included does not matter. Please be aware that the options are case-sensitive. Examples are provided further down.
| Parameter | Description |
| 'altitude' | Height difference relative to the plane of reference (see parameter 'altitudeMode'). Default is 'clampedToGround'. |
| 'altitudeMode' | Specifies which plane of reference to use. Must be one of 'absolute', 'relativeToGround' or 'clampToGround'. |
| 'cBarBorderWidth' | Specifies border width of the colorbar HTML table displayed in the pop-up window. Default is 1. |
| 'cBarFormatStr' | This parameter specifies how the numbers on the colorbar are displayed. Default is '%g'. See doc sprintf. |
| 'cLimHigh' | Specifies the value to which the maximum of the colorbar should apply. Default is max(M(:)). |
| 'cLimLow' | Specifies the value to which the minimum of the colorbar should apply. Default is min(M(:)). |
| 'colorMap' | Specifies the colormap to use for visualizing the grid cell colors. Default is 'jet', but any MATLAB colormap can be used. |
| 'extrude' | Connects the colorbar PlaceMark symbol to the surface of the Earth by a thin line. See example here. |
| 'labels' | Scalar, or N-array, equal in length to the levels provided/generated. This is user defined, and should be a cell array of character string elements. |
| 'msgToScreen' | Defines whether verbose feedback is provided by the function when it is accessed and when it finishes. Default is false (which is equivalent to logical(0), but quicker). |
| 'name' | This character array will be used within the Google Earth Viewer 'Places' pane to identify objects. |
| 'nanValue' | Specifies which value in input variable "M" should be treated as Not-a-Number (NaN). |
| 'numClasses' | Specifies number of color classes to be used for the colorbar. Default is 15. |
| 'timeSpanStart' | See Dynamic visualization. |
| 'timeSpanStop' | See Dynamic visualization. |
| 'visibility' | Whether the object is initially visible. Must be passed to ge_box() as a numerical value 1 or 0. Visibility state can be changed within the Google Earth Viewer by clicking the object's checkmark in the 'Places' pane. |
Latitudes on the Southern hemisphere must be passed as negative values. Same for longitudes on the Western hemisphere.
Use imagesc() in combination with ge_colorbar() to indicate to what values the colors in the map correspond.
When you customize the appearance of a map, make sure to assign identical values to parameters 'cMap', 'cLimLow', and 'cLimHigh' in the call to ge_imagesc() and ge_colorbar().
Latitudes and longitudes should be passed in units of decimal degrees (also known as fractional degrees). Google Earth uses Simple Cylindrical projection (also known as Plate Carée) with a WGS84 datum. Altitudes are in meters.
See the demo file demo_ge_colorbar for more details.
Also see under ge_imagesc().


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Golden Reef 100 mile
Maraisburg RSA
Website: www.ultradistance.co.za/ultradistance/100miler/goldenrf/gr_22yrs.htm
Race Winners
(30 runnings)
28 Sep
2007
17:44:34
08 Sep
2006
15:27:22
19 Aug
2005
16:23:09
28 Aug 2004
19:03:09
13 Sep
2003
19:10:32
2002
16:58:28
03 Aug 2001
17:05:25
20:33:49
12 Aug 2000
16:02:40
19:29:05
13 Aug 1999
15:14:02
19:29:17
14 Aug 1998
16:55:18 20:43:45 15 Aug 1997
17:21:17
20:19:31
1996
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18 Aug 1995
15:14:23
19:51:39
19 Aug 1994
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13 Aug 1993
15:09:30 20:31:59 1992
16:05:47 18:08:08 06 Sep
1991
13:54:31
16:28:10
07 Sep
1990
14:32:42
18:52:51
15 Sep
1989
14:20:40
22:06:00
02 Sep
1988
14:08:08
21:47:11
04 Sep
1987
14:10:50
22 Aug 1986
14:38:30
21:24:26
30 Aug
1985
14:45:05
18:34:10
17 Aug
1984
14:49:13
19:18:54
26 Aug
1983
15:01:56
22 Oct 1982
13:20:44
21:46:36
Notes: 1982 was the inaugural year. The 1982 race was from Ventersdorp to Roodepoort; the 1983 and 1984 races were
from Roodepoort to Pretoria; the 1985-1990 races were from Pretoria to Roodepoort. An out-and-back course from
Maraisburg was adopted in 1991 and later, the race start and finish were moved to the permanent clubhouse of the
organizing club, located in Roodepoort, again with course variations from year to year. In 2006, the start was
moved to Hartebeesport Dam (1132m elevation) but still finishing at the clubhouse (1750m elevation).
14 Oct
2011
15:12:32
Johan vanderMerwe (RSA)
23:37:22
Rachel Manyathi (RSA)
24 Sep
2010
21:04:00
Tobie Reyneke (RSA)
22:21:33
Susan Hurter-2
04 Sep
2009
21:09:10
Siza Mathevula (RSA)
24:12:40
Susan Hurter (RSA)
12 Sep
2008
21:27:35
Richard Mathevula (RSA)
18:05:51
Vanessa Wayland-4
Jeremiah Mokhutsane-2
19:25:26
Vanessa Wayland-3
Jeremiah Mokhutsane (RSA)
20:13:45
Vanessa Wayland-2
Martin Jacobs (RSA)
21:48:17
Vanessa Wayland (RSA)
George Niemandt-2
George Niemandt (RSA)
21:10:37
Petra Myburgh-4
Bruce Arnett (RSA)
21:34:21
Petra Myburgh-3
Lukas Booysen-2
Miems Grobler-2
Lukas Booysen (RSA)
Petra Myburgh-2
George Small (RSA)
Hazel Quilliam-3
Benny Buys (RSA)
Petra Myburgh (RSA)
Fisco Motsosi-2
Hazel Quilliam-2
n/a
n/a
Fisco Motsosi (RSA)
Miems Grobler (RSA)
n/a
n/a
Andries Venter (RSA)
Hazel Quiliam (RSA)
Leonard Daniels (RSA)
Elizabeth Smith-2
Adam Hassan (RSA)
Marie vanderMerwe-3
Jan deBruyn (RSA)
Elizabeth Smith (RSA)
Heini Backeberg (RSA)
Teresa Sequeira (RSA)
Louis Harmse (RSA)
Ria vanSchalkwyk-2
Chris Claassen (RSA)
.
Alwyn Burger (RSA)
Ria vanSchalkwyk (RSA)
Manie Saayman-3
Marie vanderMerwe-2
Poobie Naidoo (RSA)
Marie vanderMerwe (RSA)
Manie Saayman-2
.
Manie Saayman (RSA)
Marietta Sassenberg (RSA)
Most Wins
(1982-date)
Men
3
Manie Saayman (RSA)
1982-83,1985
Women
4
Petra Myburgh (RSA)
1998,2000,2002-03
Vanessa Wayland (RSA)
2005-08
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No prize money has been awarded at this race according to available information.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 12:30 Women No men under 14:50
Last Updated on
08 Nov 2011
Contributor: Klaas Loonstra (50), Juraj Gasparovic (36), Guy Drew


10.17.c conditional execution of XForms actions - Automatic Focus Advancement example
This test case shifts the focus to different input controls depending on if conditions have been met.
If you enter three characters into the Area Code input the focus must move to the Exchange input.
If you enter three characters into the Exchange input the focus must move to the Local input.
If you enter four characters into the Local input the focus must move to the Extension input.
Area Code:
Exchange:
Local:
Extension:


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RecycleView Views¶
バージョン 1.10.0 で追加.
The adapter part of the RecycleView which together with the layout is the view part of the model-view-controller pattern.
The view module handles converting the data to a view using the adapter class which is then displayed by the layout. A view is any Widget based class. However, inheriting from RecycleDataViewBehavior adds methods for converting the data to a view.
- TODO:
- Make view caches specific to each view class type.
-
class
kivy.uix.recycleview.views.
RecycleDataAdapter
[ソース]¶ ベースクラス:
kivy.event.EventDispatcher
The class that converts data to a view.
— Internal details — A view can have 3 states.
- It can be completely in sync with the data, which
occurs when the view is displayed. These are stored in
views
. - It can be dirty, which occurs when the view is in sync with the data,
except for the size/pos parameters which is controlled by the layout.
This occurs when the view is not currently displayed but the data has
not changed. These views are stored in
dirty_views
. - Finally the view can be dead which occurs when the data changes and the view was not updated or when a view is just created. Such views are typically added to the internal cache.
Typically what happens is that the layout manager lays out the data and then asks for views, using
set_visible_views,()
for some specific data items that it displays.These views are gotten from the current views, dirty or global cache. Then depending on the view state
refresh_view_attrs()
is called to bring the view up to date with the data (except for sizing parameters). Finally, the layout manager gets these views, updates their size and displays them.-
attach_recycleview
(rv)[ソース]¶ Associates a
RecycleViewBehavior
with this instance. It is stored inrecycleview
.
-
create_view
(index, data_item, viewclass)[ソース]¶ (internal) Creates and initializes the view for the data at index.
The returned view is synced with the data, except for the pos/size information.
-
detach_recycleview
()[ソース]¶ Removes the
RecycleViewBehavior
associated with this instance and clearsrecycleview
.
-
get_view
(index, data_item, viewclass)[ソース]¶ (internal) Returns a view instance for the data at index
It looks through the various caches and finally creates a view if it doesn’t exist. The returned view is synced with the data, except for the pos/size information.
If found in the cache it’s removed from the source before returning. It doesn’t check the current views.
-
get_visible_view
(index)[ソース]¶ Returns the currently visible view associated with
index
.If no view is currently displayed for
index
it returnsNone
.
-
invalidate
()[ソース]¶ Moves all the current views into the global cache.
As opposed to making a view dirty where the view is in sync with the data except for sizing information, this will completely disconnect the view from the data, as it is assumed the data has gone out of sync with the view.
This is typically called when the data changes.
-
make_view_dirty
(view, index)[ソース]¶ (internal) Used to flag this view as dirty, ready to be used for others. See
make_views_dirty()
.
-
make_views_dirty
()[ソース]¶ Makes all the current views dirty.
Dirty views are still in sync with the corresponding data. However, the size information may go out of sync. Therefore a dirty view can be reused by the same index by just updating the sizing information.
Once the underlying data of this index changes, the view should be removed from the dirty views and moved to the global cache with
invalidate()
.This is typically called when the layout manager needs to re-layout all the data.
-
recycleview
¶ The
RecycleViewBehavior
associated with this instance.
-
refresh_view_attrs
(index, data_item, view)[ソース]¶ (internal) Syncs the view and brings it up to date with the data.
This method calls
RecycleDataViewBehavior.refresh_view_attrs()
if the view inherits fromRecycleDataViewBehavior
. See that method for more details.注釈
Any sizing and position info is skipped when syncing with the data.
-
refresh_view_layout
(index, layout, view, viewport)[ソース]¶ Updates the sizing information of the view.
viewport is in coordinates of the layout manager.
This method calls
RecycleDataViewBehavior.refresh_view_attrs()
if the view inherits fromRecycleDataViewBehavior
. See that method for more details.注釈
Any sizing and position info is skipped when syncing with the data.
-
set_visible_views
(indices, data, viewclasses)[ソース]¶ Gets a 3-tuple of the new, remaining, and old views for the current viewport.
The new views are synced to the data except for the size/pos properties. The old views need to be removed from the layout, and the new views added.
The new views are not necessarily new, but are all the currently visible views.
- It can be completely in sync with the data, which
occurs when the view is displayed. These are stored in
-
class
kivy.uix.recycleview.views.
RecycleDataViewBehavior
[ソース]¶ ベースクラス:
builtins.object
A optional base class for data views (
RecycleView
.viewclass). If a view inherits from this class, the class’s functions will be called when the view needs to be updated due to a data change or layout update.-
refresh_view_attrs
(rv, index, data)[ソース]¶ Called by the
RecycleAdapter
when the view is initially populated with the values from the data dictionary for this item.Any pos or size info should be removed because they are set subsequently with
refresh_view_layout
.Parameters: - rv:
RecycleView
instance The
RecycleView
that caused the update.- data: dict
The data dict used to populate this view.
- rv:
-
refresh_view_layout
(rv, index, layout, viewport)[ソース]¶ Called when the view’s size is updated by the layout manager,
RecycleLayoutManagerBehavior
.Parameters: - rv:
RecycleView
instance The
RecycleView
that caused the update.- viewport: 4-tuple
The coordinates of the bottom left and width height in layout manager coordinates. This may be larger than this view item.
Raises: LayoutChangeException: If the sizing or data changed during a call to this method, raising a LayoutChangeException exception will force a refresh. Useful when data changed and we don’t want to layout further since it’ll be overwritten again soon.
- rv:
-


Luiz Velho is a Senior Researcher / Full Professor at IMPA - Instituto de Matematica Pura e Aplicada of MCTI , and the leading scientist of VISGRAF Laboratory. He received a BE in Industrial Design from ESDI / UERJ in 1979, a MS in Computer Graphics from the MIT / Media Lab in 1985, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science in 1994 from the University of Toronto under the Graphics and Vision groups.
His experience in computer graphics spans the fields of modeling, rendering, imaging and animation. During 1982 he was a visiting researcher at the National Film Board of Canada. From 1985 to 1987 he was a Systems Engineer at the Fantastic Animation Machine in New York, where he developed the company's 3D visualization system. From 1987 to 1991 he was a Principal Engineer at Globo TV Network in Brazil, where he created special effects and visual simulation systems. In 1994 he was a visiting professor at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences of New York University. He also was a visiting scientist at the HP Laboratories in 1995 and at Microsoft Research China in 2002.
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[gecode-users] GecodeJ : java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError
Grégoire Dooms
dooms at info.ucl.ac.be
Wed Nov 1 11:26:10 CET 2006
Hello,
I should have thought twice before replying.
Instead of caling popen("java SolveProblem"), wrap up the java
SolveProblem call in a shell script which ensures your LD_LIBRARY_PATH
points to the right libstdc++ first.
solveproblem.sh:
export
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib:/usr/local/gecode/release-1.0.0/
# this one should produce the same result as when executed in
# a command line context where your java program works
ldd /usr/local/gecode/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so > /tmp/ldd.log
java SolveProblem
By the way, many changes and bugfixes have occured in gecode since
1.0.0; you should probably upgrade.
--
Grégoire
Grégoire Dooms wrote:
> Mikaël De Bie wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to solve a gecodeJ problem by a popen("java SolveProblem",
>> "r") in a C++ code of an add-on of OpenOffice.
>>
>> I'm getting this error :
>>
>> Gecode native code library failed to load.
>> java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
>> /usr/local/gecode/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so:
>> /opt/openoffice.org2.0/program/libstdc++.so.6: version `CXXABI_1.3.1'
>> not found (required by /usr/local/gecode/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so)
>>
>> I have several different libstdc++.so.6 file on my disk. One is in
>> /opt/openoffice.org2.0/program. it seems not to be the good version,
>> but I think I can't replace it because OpenOffice maybe needs this
>> version...
>>
> You could try to compile gecode and gecodeJ with the same compiler as
> you used for your openoffice add-on and make sure they are linked
> against /opt/openoffice.org2.0/program/libstdc++.so.6
>
>> Furthermore, I don't know how to know which version I have.
>>
>> I 've tried to run java SolveProblem directly in the console and
>> there is no error.
>>
> My guess is that your gecode libraries use libstdc++.so.6 with a
> different C++ ABI version.
>
> Maybe someone on this list is more familiar to these libstdc++
> version problems than me, or you could try to ask that question on a
> g++ users list.
>
> All the best with your project
> --
> Grégoire
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The result is that some first-graders have often di?culties finding the right way to their classes. Therefore, the Student Union has developed a computer game to help the students to practice their orientation skills. The goal of the game is to find the way out of a labyrinth. Your task is to write a verification software that solves this game.
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题目链接：hdu1885
刚刚做了hdu1429那道题，这两道题一样的方法
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解题报告转自：http://blog.csdn.net/u010728156/article/details/16950685
程序是对的。有些地方用了C++的写法
这个差别应该不会太大，或许编辑器就自动优化成内联函数了
后面的掩码变量部分乍一看比较难理解，其实就是把32位按照一个整体来看待。
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我没看懂题目
2
5 6 -1 5 4 -7
7 0 6 -1 1 -6 7 -5
我觉得第一个应该是5 6 -1 5 4 输出是19 5 4
第二个是7 0 6 -1 1 -6 7输出是14 7 7
不知道题目例子是怎么得出来的
else if也是要比较两次


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