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Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Hey baby.
Hello, Mrs. Jones.
How are you?
I'm I had a fun day today.
You did?
Well, I especially liked we met somebody from Tulsa who came up and said,
I listen to your podcast and it's thinking about doing the school.
Yeah.
Do you remember his name?
Micah, Micah, Micah.
And he was here with JJ James and Jordan.

Thank you.
I don't think I met all of them.
I only met two of them.
You met Micah and Jordan.
Yeah, and that was cool.
And then I'm walking on the corridor and I meet somebody from Brazil and or Mexico.
I can't remember which one.
Mexico.
She's a missionary in Mexico.
Her name was Terry.

This is amazing.
I mean, real life people.
Come on.
So that was an exciting little event for me today.
That was very fun, wasn't it?
Tell me about this week.
We had, of course, a friend here this week that we'll talk about in a few minutes.
Yes.
And I got the proof copy of my new book in this week.
Yes, you did.
Tell us about your new book.
The new book is a children's book.
It's an illustrated book and it's called a boy named Ben.
I looked through the book and the illustrations were beautiful.
Who was your incredible illustrator?
I was my incredible illustrator.
Give us a synopsis of a boy named Ben.
Well, it's based on our friend Ben Farley, who went home to be with Jesus about a year and a half ago now.
And it's the story of a little boy who realizes that God is still speaking and that God wants to use him to heal others and to make other people's lives better and how he walks that out.
Where did you get the idea for doing the book?
It actually, I wasn't planning on doing a book.
And then during worship, about a week after he died, I was just
lying there during worship.
And I heard there once was a boy named Ben.
And I was like, yeah, there was.
And I cried.
And then I heard it again.
And I was like, OK.
And then the third time I was like, Lord, what are you doing?
And he said, write it down.
So I wrote it down and he gave me the like the rest of the book.
So I got six lines sitting there on Sunday morning.
And then the next morning, as I was driving in the car,
I started hearing that voice again, you know,
just like this thought, like mid-story.
So I opened Voice Recorder and I just repeated everything I heard.
And when I went in, I wrote it out and it's a book.
And so how did you go from writing the book
to illustrating the book?
Well, I literally that morning put together the two notes
and was like, wow, add a sentence.

And so I was sitting there and I was thinking, gosh, I know people that are great
artists.
I guess I'll text a few people and see if they want to illustrate it for me.
And the Lord said, why don't you illustrate it?
And I was like, well, the main reasons would be because I've never done that before.
I don't draw cartoons and that terrifies me.
And so we had a little discussion about that.
And so I basically said, well, Lord, I'll try and draw a cartoon version of Ben.
And if I can do it, then I'll try and illustrate it myself.
But if I can't do it, can I please ask somebody else to do it?
And so he was like, of course.
So I went in, I drew him that day and I liked what he looked like.
So we took it from there and literally every page was a Lord.
What needs to be on this page because I'm, I have no idea how to do this.
And he would give me a picture.
I'm being the little nerd that I am.
I love that you did it all on your iPad.
Did it all on my iPad?
It was before you had the iPad pro with the Apple pencil.
Oh, I can't imagine how much easier it would have been with the iPad pro and the Apple pencil.
Like it probably would have taken me a third or a quarter of the time.
So you did it all on an iPad mini.
I've had many with a big thick.
What are those things called?
53 pencil.
Yeah.
In the procreate app in the pro.
I love the procreate app.
It's it's my favorite creative app.

And you hadn't been using procreate and you learn all about layers and this
and that and the next thing and all trial and error.

I really think they're incredible.
And I'm not just saying that because I married to you.
They are brilliant children's illustrations.
Thank you. I'm really pleased with the way it turned out. And when we got the proof copy in,
I was the weight of the paper and the cover and the feel of it is all gorgeous. We just found a
couple spelling mistakes that needed to be fixed. And so I get the proof proof tomorrow of the
supposedly fixed up perfect one. Right. And you made the the slide for path posting that to
social media, I would find everyone to know where you can get copies. Yes. But they're not available
for sale yet. They're not yet but they will be shortly but what we thought was we would put a
page on alanaj.com and if you put alanaj.com/ben and if you want to go check that out it will let
you know more information and if you want to be notified when it becomes available to be purchased
you can also just put your email address in there and we will let you know so we're super stoked.
We really are. I can't wait to get it into the hands of parents. I think parents are going to
have a great time reading it to their kids. It is really cute.
I had a very strange experience this week teaching. You did?
Yeah, well, I was teaching on joy. Yes.
And I don't want to give too much about this away because I think in the next couple of episodes,
we'll talk about it because it was fascinating for me to teach on this because I learned a bunch
of stuff I didn't know and was kind of really challenged by my own teaching, which is really
the best kind of teaching. But it was one of the craziest weeks for us leading up to it.
It was a few listened to last week's episode. You would have heard about the plague that
hit the Jones household. So we got no sleep, no rest. All of our time was spent mopping
and falling. And then I had to go in and teach a brand new series of teaching, which was my own idea.
But I was probably at my weakest I've ever been as a teacher in terms of feeling confident about
my material in terms of preparation. And yeah, in the middle of my weakness, the the Lord really
showed up. And so that was just a weird experience for me to just go in and think God, I don't even
I've got enough material to get through an hour of this and end up speaking for two days.
But the students said it was amazing, babe.

Yeah, I'm sure the verse about his power made perfect in our week.
There's something about that somewhere.
Yeah.
But anyway, that was joy.
We'll talk about that in the coming weeks.
Okay.
Speaking of joy, our daughter turns nine tomorrow.
I can't even believe I have a nine year old tomorrow.
I just can't believe it.
She's so excited.
You know, parents always say, "Oh, it goes so fast."
You're like, "Yeah, yeah, it does.
It goes so fast."
- That's an illogical statement.
It goes at the speed of time.
It feels like it's going really fast.
- That's more accurate.
- Thank you.
- But we do logic men.
- Does it feel like that?
- It does.
It does.
Dude, MJ's three and a half.
- Wait, I'm sorry, did you just call me a dude?

Yeah, they're growing up.
So Abigail's her first tattoo tomorrow, isn't that the rule?
Yeah, ninth birthday.
Eighth birthday was earrings, ninth birthday tattoos.
I love it.
That's perfect.
Yeah.
She's going to look great with the Lord's Supper on her back.
It's yeah.
I mean, it's going to stretch as she grows, though.
We might want to go for something smaller.
Yeah.
You alluded to a friend earlier.
I did.
Our friend, David Campbell, is here.
Has flown all the way from England.
Yes, he has.
Hi, David.
I don't even remember the first time we met.
I think you met AJ in '94, but we'd heard about you.
I'd heard about you certainly from John and Carol, because you and Mandy are
really good friends with John and Carol.
So I'd heard about the legend that is Dave Campbell before I ever met you.
The legend.
So tell our listeners about yourself.
Where do you live?
What do you do that sort of stuff?
Well, I live in near London, a city coast in Dolben's.
and Alwyn was the first Christian Martin Britain. So it's one of the oldest cities in England,
but it was well over two and a half thousand years old.  And forgive me for pointing out the plain the obvious, but you live in England,
but you don't have a very English accent. Yeah. One of these folks that people were born
of Scotland and was sent down as a missionary down south. Try and when the heathen.
When the heathen, that's the right word.
Yes. Well, now that we have another Scotsman in the room,
AJ insists on doing a Scottish accent and things that she thinks are like that.
And I would she doesn't believe me that nobody talks like that.
Oh, I knew.
People do talk like that, but they're all English people on holiday.
Can you say the thing about the moonlick?
This is the broad, brach moonlick neck.
The neck to say that your arctic and.
And what does any of that mean?
It's a beautiful moonlit evening this evening.
If you can say that, you're all right to know.
So it's a proper moonlick neck.
Oh my gosh.
So you started out life as a past.
A past.
You started out life as an accountant, didn't you?
I did. I was identical twin brother and we both started off as accountants and he diversified
into computers and I went off into the ministry. How does one go from looking after one church
to looking after 140 churches? I often wonder how I was talking to that.
I loved my church and then my leader said to me, "Would you look after Moa?"
So i said if i can do that i can keep the local church i'll do it so then let me do that
let me do two jobs and then we change our structure and i was given 130 churches but we've planted 10
So there's 140 churches now.
So growing and growing those have a few more on the way now.
You oversee 140 churches, about 200 pastors.
You really are a pastor to pastor and a leader to leaders.
How long have you been a leader, a pastor?
Well, I've been a pastor for over 30 years, but 38 years now.
Goodness me.
Wow.
I started really young, you know.
Like four.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I would be old, I was sick a lot as a child, so I just, I just, I've been in all my life
really, and I started young.
And you helped lead the Elam Pentecostal Church, it's not just the 140 overseas, but you're
on the leadership team of the whole nation that oversees all the Elam Pentecostal Church.
Yeah, I'm one of the national leaders, and there's 11 of us.
But Elam, we are active in 40 different nations, and we really take the great commission seriously,
going to all the world. So we're in 40 different nations. We oversee that. That's amazing. Good night.
And how come there's not Elon churches in America? Well, fun. If we don't really see it as a
mission field, we think, I think the American church is quite strong and should do that. So
we have relationship, we've been most like the four square church in our structure and beliefs.
And so at Elon's proper name is the Elon four square gospel lines. And in fact, the guy who
started the Elon Musk, George Jeffries. And when Amy sent for McPherson, I don't know
what this should be. She disappeared for a little while.
Yes, she did. Yeah.
And the elders at Angeles Temple asked George Jeffries to come and take over.
Well, they figured out.
Sort it out. But he was too busy, I don't know,
revive on the UK, so he didn't come. But we were close. That's
the Elon Musk 100 years old now. Wow.
been going a while. Tell me the difference between a Pentecostal and a charismatic.
I think the Pentecostals take the roots right back to Zuzu Street and times like that really.
For this kind of Martis really came out with the 60s and 70s outpouring and would mainly have
come out of the mainstream denominations. For us the Anglicans, the Baptist, the Methodist,
they became kind of Martics. That would be the main difference. We'd have that history of 100
years. I've been around really. Of course you would. I hadn't thought of that.
You as well as being a leader of these churches, a leader of this movement, you also run River
Camp. Tell us about River Camp because you know my great affection for camping, but this
sounds like something. And by great affection he means rather being a hotel.
Wonderful. But tell me about it and tell me how it started. I started off really because
A few of us realized that it's really hard to get a family blasted by the Holy Spirit
at the same time, really.
And to take your kids off school to go to the other Christian things wasn't working for
us.
So what we did, we said, wouldn't it be great if we could all go away for a weekend, a long
weekend and get your children ministered to and get everyone.
So we just did it, it was two or three hundred people.
In fact, they limited the number to three hundred and said, "Well, run it like that's
five hundred."
thought if it's a total disaster, but all our friends come and then we don't have to
apologize to anyone. That's good thinking.
It was great. I was just amazing. I think we're in our 14th year now. We're averaging
out now, but 2,000 people. We go for six days now. It's just a place of folks that
love the river, that love the father's hearts, and we just want people to connect with God
and be transformed. That's what we do really. That's our value. Father's heart and freedom
and the Holy Spirit.
And when does it happen this year and where does it happen?
It's always the last weekend in August. I may run from the Wednesday through to the
Monday of the bank in England, the bank holding the Monday. I think it's Labour Day over here.
And people literally camp out and then you've got stuff on site for them to do.
Well, we've got about 2,000 people, 1,400 or 1,500 people camp. And then probably up to
not 800 people because not everyone comes the whole time, but they've been hotels. I used
to be in a tent, but I feel now God's call me to look after the speakers and so I stay
in a hotel. That's probably smart. And that's a lot nicer really. It's great to have a bath
or a shower or something. Those are nice things to have. Yeah, we have all those things out at
the camp, but it's nice to not have to queue outside waiting for one.  Todd, what are some of the people you've had?
Well, that friends of River Count me, John and Kyle are not, and they're special friends to
us really. If John is the country, he just has an open invitation to come and he's a father of
what's been happening really with the father heart. Heidi Baker is another one who comes.
In fact, the revival of lying speakers would be the ones who would just come. We've just built a
relationship with Jesus culture now and they're coming to be part of that. And so, Eric Johnson
coming this year from Bethel in Reading and that she has shown books. It's coming to do a
prophetic time. So, it's really amazing. Do you still have tickets open? Like if our listeners
in the UK want to come, is it still tickets? Oh, you just turn up and we'll let you in really.
Okay. We'll take anybody's money.
But our real heart is actually we break even and we take an offering every year and we give it away.
We just love to give money away to people and that's the real blessing really.
Yeah, that sounds amazing, David. That really does. I'm thrilled to hear that in the UK,
this was 2,000 hungry people in the presence of God. I'll be in the countryside, but I'll look
over that for a second. It's amazing that you're pioneering that. One of the other things that
that you do on top of that is you run a leaders conference for, I guess, all your leaders.
Yeah, well, I wanted to try and get, reach everything because we have a, if the families
come together, I like to do things for the leaders at different times of the year. So
our plan is to build a nine-year-old leaders meeting. So we built Johnson, came and did
our last one and we have about a thousand leaders come together. We're talking to build
high books to come in next one. So it's completely different to build John's.
Right. And Brian Houston from Hell Songs were the ones that we've hoping to get at the moment just to
clip the body because we were really looking for a revival. I'm a bit of a revivalist. I love the move the Holy Spirit. I love renewal, but
we really need a revival and I believe in the expo of God's got souls attached to it and some really keen to see that happen.
Okay, so here's a fun one for you.
Who have been some of your heroes or inspirations?
I mean, there's one in the UK and one in Canada, really.
I think there has been no surprise to you,
Ray John Arnold is my hero.
I think he's just amazing because not just because God used him in Toronto
and something that affected the whole world,
but I've got to know John and Carol away from the platform.
And I think my goodness, if ever there's somebody like Jesus is John.
Oh, I totally agree.
It's so like, I mean, it just doesn't,
I know I've seen patient with people.
I think he gives time to people that really they don't, they shouldn't have really.
And he just gives off himself and it just doesn't take himself seriously.
He gets, it's just wonderful.
He is a really example to me.
I love his preaching.
He's so biblical the way talks and all that sort of stuff.
And he would be that.
And then you came by man who's got me with the Lord recently, he's got
when Lewis and he mentored me. He was an out-of-the-nomination. I was our leader, but he took
Kensington Temple from 500 to 5000. He was our first mega church and he was just a great
inspiration. So those two men pretty much had ready.
I remember the first time a friend of mine, Laura Woodley, met John and she met him and then I was
talking to her afterwards and she said, "AJ, I felt like when I was looking in his eyes, I was just
looking in the eyes of love. And she said, I think that must be what it's like to look
at the face of Jesus. And I was like, yep, you know,
Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah. What brings you joy as a leader?
The greatest joy I get is somebody reaching their potential. I think that that really
in the sense, I think leaders are there to equip the saints to do the work of service.
Right. And when you see someone who maybe didn't believe themselves or didn't know they were
good at something. And I love it particularly if people become better at something than
I am. I just I really love it. I find someone who's become really good at something I think
that it's so good to see them fulfilled in doing something. So a lot of my time is just
making things possible for people to do things and to reach the potential. I love it when somebody
reaches their potential and especially if it surprises them. They do say that behind every
successful man is a surprise mother-in-law. I think sometimes I look at people that think
sometimes their wife's surprised, they're surprised and I think we don't know what we've got. It's
a little boy with five looks and two fish. He didn't know what he had until he started to give it away.
We don't know what we've got until we give it away and I like to provide an atmosphere that's
that's conducive to people giving away what they've got
so they realize how much they've really got.
- Would you also say that,
I'm just thinking while you're saying that,
the flip side of that is probably one of the hardest things
as a leader is to watch people not actually meet
their potential, to walk away from what they actually
could have walked towards and seen a fullness.
- Heartbreaking. - Yeah.
- Totally heartbreaking.
When you see people just throw their lives away
and just for all sorts of strange reasons,
It's almost like they're seeking some sort of recognition for something they're not
rather than receiving the commendation of the father for what they are.
Why people you're not, when God's really pleased with what you are.

What would you say, I'm interested to be in your situation where I'm not saying you've
seen everything but you've seen a lot.
You've seen the good, the bad, the ugly, the inside, the behind the scenes of leadership
and Christian leaders.
What would you say to emerging Christian leaders?
They've got a call, they recognize that they're stepping out.
What would you say are the biggest mistakes you see leaders make early on in their careers
as they're stepping out to just lead.
- Well, I think one of the biggest things is the,
everyone seems to out to impress somebody
and they're worried what people are thinking.
I think somebody said once,
we wouldn't worry half as much about what people are thinking
about as if a new house sound them they did.
- Right.
- And most people aren't watching you have the moment of the day
and thinking, are they doing this?
Are you doing right?
And really the only person that really worries
is what does Jesus think about me today?
- Right.
please in him because and the end of the day that's the one that works really so I think I almost
sit here and pass it just be yourself that be fine and I and and because God's called you to be
you and and if God wanted you to be somebody else that somebody else you keep thinking about
don't you think God could have arranged that right right you don't think like the angel went to heaven
and said he's been born such and such and the Lord went oh no there's supposed to be somebody else
Right. You're meant to be who you are.  There's no one who could do you better than you.
Right. And so just going to be the best you and that will be enough. That'll be fine.
And I think that's one of the things that you embody really, really well. As do John, in fact, when I think about my,
my favorite speaker is the most influential people that I know. There are people who are comfortable in their own shoes.
Yeah. It's so much easier that way, isn't it?

And I just think, how could people just spend all their life trying to live a line, be something
else? It's so much easier just to be yourself. And that doesn't mean you excuse your weaknesses,
it means you accept yourself through weaknesses, you work on them. And I actually quite like myself
in a nice sort of way, you know, I've accepted who I am. And that was a tunneling the colonial day
for me. I think this is what I am and it's not that great but it's the best I've got.
I have be the best me. I think because I'm an identical twin, a lot of people don't know
who I am. A lot of people have caught me the wrong name but I've always known who I was
and I just want to be me and I'm happy being me. I don't want to be somebody else.
What are some of the things that you look for when you're picking leaders? Is there a
process that you go through in your thinking and and what are some of the character attributes
that you're looking for? I mean obviously devotion to Christ but what are some of the things that
you are looking for and what are some of the deal breakers for you? I look for transparency really
that's one of the biggest things is this person real right if you're transparent then people can
See, it's like somebody said intimacy is in to me you see.
And that's what if someone's intimate with you,
you can see into them.
And I look for that.
I look for people who want to be real.
Right.
And I think if you're a leader,
people will forgive you anything if they think you're genuine.
If you love the people,
they will almost cope with every other fault you've got.
So long as they know you love them, you care for them
and you're not abusing them,
you're trying to do your best. So I look, who's genuine?  Do you? Some people want position.
Right. And they need everyone to know, I did that. I did that. I did that. And they want the
the commendation, they want the applause. And sometimes they'll take credit for things they
didn't do because how you think of them is very important to them. Right. And there's other people
just want influence. I think this needs to be done. And if somebody else gets a credit for it,
it didn't really matter because it's more important it gets done. So I look for people
who seek to have influence and not prominence. And I'll promote those people.
Well, major deal breakers? Dishonesty. I think when somebody lies in one area of
their life, they'll probably lie in others. And I think everyone can make a mistake.
Emma makes two mistakes of three months. When she starts seeing a trend, we have a character problem.
I think if somebody is dishonest, there will be dishonest, but all sorts of areas. If you lie a bit
money, they're probably lying to their wife. It's almost like it becomes a gross. It's like a weed.
Right. You don't find one weed in a garden.
Need that long enough and you'll have a garden full of weeds and things like that.
So if somebody's dishonest, it will come into other areas of their life.
Yeah.
You were telling the year two students the story about the Japanese thief.
Yeah.
Could you tell that story?
Because I actually think there's so much life on that and it's got a great message.
I don't know if it's a true story.
I was told it's a true story.
But if it's not, it should be.
And it's a story told of a Japanese boy in the turn of last century, so that's the
1900s and his parents both died and he was left on his own and they didn't have any
family to laugh to him. So he ended up stealing food. I guess I guess stealing is wrong whenever
but if he'd been in our street he wouldn't know how to steal food. We would have fed
him or brought him to our house but he stole food and he found out he was good at stealing
and he could break into people's houses and steal things and then he, I guess, like anybody
else, once you keep bad company and you become bad company, he became such bad company,
the bad company was scared of him.
Right.
And the ladies living, breaking into people's houses.
And one day the little old lady in a Saturday night met him in the street and told him about
Jesus.
And he never had the gospel before.
And to hear about God, I loved him and accepted him, just blew him away.
And the whole spirit had convicted him.
And she led him to Christ and he got saved.
And then she said, I've potted up at him and your little old ladies can be quite scary
and the sudden she said, no, your man, you have to go to church tomorrow.
The oral promised me you'll go to church.
They said, yeah, well, it's a promise me you have got church tomorrow.
You know what a church is like, don't you?
And he'd been on the roof of churches if you don't understand what I mean, right?
Probably taking lead away.
And they said, yes, I know.
I know where there's a church.
Yes, yes, yes.
So he went to church the next day and he found a church and if I can give you a quick version of this
He's sitting there and he's very uncomfortable because he's a thief and he what sees people
He actually saw a family coming in thinking I recognize you and they thought oh no, I've been in your house
Probably when they went in and now and he saw policemen arrive and other people and he's sitting at the bike and
Like many visits to church. He didn't know any of the songs. He knew nothing about it
Right. And so, once I sat saying, you could read, but he wasn't that great at it. And he's looking
around. And it's an old fashioned church with a steeple outside and stained glass windows.
And in olden days, they'd have stained glass windows that told stories that maybe the parables
of Jesus or something. And the minister would point to different whenever we can tell stories.
That's how people thought Bibles learnt things. And this church had the 10 commandments around
on the outside. And as he was sitting there, just feeling uncomfortable, the sun shone
through and on his face and he felt the warmth of it, he turned and I think he already guessed
that one of the 10 Commandments was lit up as he turned and looked at it and the one
that was lit up was said, "Thou shalt not steal." How did he feel? Probably felt really bad,
I actually know he looked at that and said, "Wow, God says I'll never steal again."
It's he hadn't heard of the Ten Commandments and he thought this is a promise from God.

And I think that when you become a Christian, you still keep the Ten Commandments.
But instead of being commandments, you become Ten Promises.

You won't because I'll give you a love for your spouse.
You won't steal.
That was shout-not still.
You won't use the name of the Lord and vane. Why? Because you'll love that name.
And you could go through the whole 10 commandments, one with that, after another.

I won't be doing that because I'm a child now. And his commands have become promises.
I love that. So good.
When you were here at the more conference, you told one of the most amazing stories
When you were here at the more conference, you told such an incredible story.
The only thing I remember was it was a sign and a wonder and it involved a paramedic.
Do you know the story I'm talking about?
I do know.
Can you tell that story because I loved it?
Well, that paramedic was my daughter.
Oh, so you're intimately coincident.

 And she had to be signed off by this chief
paramedic officer in London, ticked off, she did so many things and did the right.
So it's a day when her partner isn't just another paramedic, but one of the top people
in the country really. And she phoned me up and she said, "Dad, I've just seen a miracle."
And I said, "Well, tell me about it." And she'd be called out to a house in Hampstead,
London. And her lady, and there had an accident,
in the hamster London is a place where you would not buy a house for less than 3 or 4
million pounds, right, $6 million, because rich people. But this lady was an Nigerian
lady and her friend had come to stay and she'd fallen down the stairs and broken her leg.
And when they got inside, this lady's speaking tongues very loudly over her, saying that
there was a liar, there was a liar. And when they got in the founder lady, I hadn't just
broken on the egg, that I had to put the colon open fracture, which means you've
broke your leg and the bone is sticking out through the skin and into the fresh
air, which is really dangerous and it's extremely painful. And so they're rushing
to help on it. But the lady of the house is shouting in tongues and an Amy's
looking at the bar box really saying, are you all right with this? And he says,
it's a bit strange, isn't it? And they said, I know what this says, but
died does this. And so they get that to go to the ambulance and they bring in a special
splint thing which they put around the leg and then it, they inflate it and it goes really
hard. It doesn't fix the leg, it just stops it moving anymore and then strap it to the
other one and they put the lady on a stretcher and took her to the ambulance. And all the
time that her host is shouting in tongues loudly. And when they get to the ambulance,
Amy said to her boss, "Do you want to drive?"
And now I'm going to back and he said, "Yes, please."
And so he gets in the front and he has to raid over head
and say, "I've got a lady with an open fracture.
"We need to have a theater open immediately.
"We need to have a need to test.
"We need everybody there.
"We're bringing this lady in."
And London is a pretty busy place.
I know America have a lot of cars,
but we've got a lot of cars and not a lot of space in London.
Oh, it's crazy.
So they're going with the ambulance, they're flashing red and blue lights going, the blue
lights going, and the sirens going, and all the cars are going out the way.
They have to go right across London to the Royal Free Hospital.
And when they get there, they're met by the staff.
They've got the theatre ready, the whole theatre, everybody's ready, on standby.
And this lady still speaks in tongues all the way there.
And they have to say to you have to stay here because you're not family.
You have to, you know, you're not allowed past this point.
And when they got inside and some of you probably guessed what's happened next, but
I'm still going to finish the story.
When they, when they get inside and they all gathered round and they took the sprint off,
the lady's leg was totally healed.
Wow.
Totally healed.
And like, that means the bone wasn't sticking out the leg.
But more than that, there was no scarve where it had been sticking out her leg.
And later on when they x-rayed her, they couldn't see a crack in the bone.
I said, "What, do you have to realize that actually in London, you can't just stick
your lights on and go across London with your sire and you have to get permission to do
that.
You have to get all the traffic moving the way you get the police to help you."
And this senior paramedic in London has just done that.
And he's sent to the doctors.
I promise you, I promise you, she presented with this.
She did this.
She definitely had an open fracture.
This is the way it was.
But the thing that got me, I asked Amy, I said,
so what did the doctor say?
I know the doctor just looked at her and said,
shocked his shoulders and said, it happens.
- Wow. - It happens.
And ever so often they get somebody brought in
who has a life-threatening condition
who by the time they get the hospital, God has healed them.
- Wow.
That is such an encouraging story
because we often think, and we've had people
on the podcast, you know, we've had surprise on here.
- Yes.
- Talking about miracles, and we tend to relegate that to either,
if you're a cynical Christian, you think,
well, of course God does that in the third world nations.
- Because they don't have medical.
- If you're just a cynical period, you're just like,
well, they're uneducated, they don't,
they were confused about the diagnosis.
But here is a senior paramedic whose job reputation,
everything on the line.
Here is an ER doctor.
And yeah, both of them were like, yeah, well,
that happens, we've seen that.
- It's great, 'cause it's funny that the secret,
the prequel to that was just before I'd been saying
to my wife, I'd love to have a story
that people didn't believe, you know,
'cause I hear stories that people don't believe
and I think I'd love to have a story like that.
And I, and we're saying to the students,
I'm praying that you all have a story this week.
right, that people don't believe, you know, almost when people say it's too good to be
true.
Right.
I want to be able to say, I say, no, it's actually so good it could only have been God.
Right.
And that story is not too good to be true.
It's actually so good it could only have been God.
Yeah.

And it's not just too good to be true.
It's so good it could only have been God.
As we wrap this up, share with our listeners three things that would help them grow in
their relationship with Jesus.
If you could leave them with three things like, guys, somebody who's been in ministry,
30 plus years, who has given their life to raising other leaders, here's what I would
encourage you to do, just three things that you could practically do today.
I think someone would really just obvious things like, actually read your Bible.
Right, yeah.
to read this. People say things, read the Bible, but actually people don't do it much,
really. They say the Bible is the most bought book in the world. I'm not sure it's the best
read book in the world. I read it and I should enjoy it and let God speak to you and fill
yourself with that. But also find out where is it you usually hear from God? I asked groups
of pastors this to say, "When is the last time God really, really spoke with you?"
I mean, it's a normally happening.
And I'd love to say it's when I'm preaching
that most people have.
But I see it's very seldom during the sermon
that people really hear from God a changing word.
But a lot of people it's maybe in a large worship gathering
or it's listening to music somewhere
or looking at a sunset or looking at a seaside or book.
And I just would say, so when is it God often speaks to you?
Is it a pattern?
And if there is, when is that next in your diary?
Oh, because often people say, I know when God normally speaks to me and says, so do you
have that in your diary?
No, so you're not expecting God, you're not planning for it.
You can't make God speak, but you can make space for Him to speak.
So find out where it is and how it is in only speaks to you and makes space for that.
And I think one of the best things to keep you close to Jesus is witness to somebody every
day.
Because there's nothing like Jesus had going to all the world and preach the gospel
And lo I'll be with you. So if you really want to be aware of his presence
Witness to somebody and of course that that's sort of lens so three point a
It's to say that also that you need to spend realize you spend and all your life in his presence and just
Enjoy his presence. Yeah, David. Thank you so much for coming and being on the podcast and just
sharing your wisdom and sharing your heart and of course thank you for impacting our school.
I'm just wondering if you would mind praying for all of our listeners before we close out this
evening. Yeah, I'd love to do that. Father, I thank you. You have such a wonderful plan for our lives.
You're such destiny. I just want to speak to you as we're praying and to say, listen,
your history does not determine your destiny. Your God holds your destiny. I pray, Father,
that you'd release destiny all over.
Every one of us, I'll just pray for every listener
that we might reach the destiny you've called us to,
that you've placed us on this earth for a purpose.
And then that purpose is all wrapped up in your love,
that we might be a people who know your love
and who are set free by that love.
But let us be so blessed
that we become a blessing to others.
Let us so know your love,
that we are able to shed your love abroad.
Let us be so secure in you,
that we can shout your name from the rooftops.
'Cause you're a great and wonderful God.

God bless you in Jesus name.
Amen.
- Well, thank you to David for being here
and for spending some time answering our questions
I'm praying for everybody.
We have the more conference,
or as I've written my notes, the ore conference coming up.
- Oh dear, this or that.
- I was more thinking about ore as in refining for ore.
- Oh.
- But no, it's the-- - Hey, a natural resource.
- It's the more conference with Danny,
so it can be Prisma, Clarnie.
That's coming up at the end of May,
go to musthavemore.com for more info.
- Also this week, we are graduating year one and year two.
- Well, not this week.
- Well, next week.
It feels like it's coming very soon.
Anyway.
- Babies in schools, they go fast when you think.
- They go fast and then I'm like,
"Where did you go?
Why aren't you here?"
Anyway, it's been an amazing year
and we're super stoked to graduate them.
If you're a graduate of year one
and you're thinking about year two,
we would love to have you.
So just go ahead and head over to
schoolofsupernaturallife.org
and you can learn more about year two.
- And apply.
- And apply.
- We're out and about ministering
in the next couple of weeks.
We are out and about.
I'm going to be at Covenant Life Worship this coming weekend
during a prophetic conference.
That's in-- and I'm going to butcher this name
because nobody's actually told me how you pronounce it.
But I think it's pronounced Chikamaga.
Chikamaga.
Chikamaga.
Well, there's no "an."
Chikamuga, Chikamaga.
Chikamaga.
Chikamaga.
In Georgia.
It sounds like a word that MJ would make up.
It sounds like someone speaking in tongues when they named it.
It kind of does.
And then the following week, you're
going to be doing the Pearl event in Nashville.
It's true.
It's a women's event on April 30th in Nashville at the Omni Hotel.
Oh sweet.
Yeah.
All right.
Next week, can you believe it's going to be our 100th episode?
No.
What are we going to do?
I don't know.
We'll think of something clever.
Okay.
But join us next week when we do something clever for our 100th episode.


How to get to Penn State University Park?
If you land on SCE
Airlines that service the University Park Airport
- Delta Airlines Connection (from Detroit Metropolitan Airport)
- United Airlines (from Washington DC)
- US Airways (from Philadelphia)
Note that there is no international flight offered in this airport, so you can only do connecting flights through Washington DC, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
Taxis and Car rentals are available to get you from airport to campus.
If you land on JFK
This is usually preferred as it is a cheaper alternative and most international airlines service here. Taking taxi is a bad idea, you would want to book a bus ticket from New York to State College. (Megabus also offers service from other places such as Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia).
Take the Airtrain from JFK to Penn Station, you will have to walk for around 15 minutes to get to the Megabus stop. The Megabus stop is on the 34th st. between 11th and 12th ave. and you will arrive five hours later at State College, PA on the corner of Walmart Parking Lot (1665 North Atherton st.)
From Walmart, take V or NV bus (you will see the bus stop closest to Walmart and not the one close to McDonalds) to campus or downtown. Note that they only take cash of 2.00 USD!
Feel free to contact any of our officers if you are not sure where you are going.
How to get around campus?
The University Park campus is very big, so make sure that you are not lost going to your classes! The map of campus can be found here.
To commute from place to place within campus, there are bus services on campus provided by CATA. The loops and the links are free, the others charge 2.00 USD. The CATA buses not only can take you around campus, but also to places far from campus (for example, take V bus to Walmart and M bus to Nittany Mall).

If you prefer to bike around campus, make sure your bike is registered either with the Borough of State College or the Penn State Parking Office.
Where do I live?
There are many places provided for international students to live in. Unfortunately, first year students are limited only to the dorms on campus.The five dorm complexes are: East, North, South, West, and Pollock Halls
Housing can be accessed through eLiving (eLiving.psu.edu), you can choose your dorm and even your roommate! You can see the housing Penn State provides here.
East
This is the most popular placement for freshmen, making it very lively. If you are one of the more "excited" students, this is a good place to meet new people and to make friends. Be cautious, though, this complex is not close to classes and is always crowded on Friday nights so if you're the studying-in-a-quiet-place type, East Halls might not be the best choice for you.
South
This is a beautiful part of campus that includes renovated halls and it is known for being clean and tidy. There is not many freshmen living here and it is not very far from campus but closer to the downtown area. Sorority suites are placed here, but only on certain dorms. If you are looking for nicer facilities, South Halls might be the right one for you.
West
Although most of the residents are upperclassmen, everyone in Penn State recognizes its beauty. Here, you will find beautiful brick buildings that lead to the heart of campus. It is very close to the HUB and it is right next to the library. The famous cookies of Penn State is most commonly found in West Halls! Many engineering and science students reside here because their classes are close. If you prefer a quiet place with convenient location, West Halls is a really good option.
North
This is a very good place for studying because it is always quiet, and it is only five minutes away from the library and ten to the HUB! Each suite has its own bathroom, which is pretty luxurious for college students. To top it off, dorms are carpeted, and the air conditioning and heater is all controlled within each room. If you are considering any business major, North Halls might be a really good choice since it is very close to the business building. What has to be noted, though, is that it is pretty far from other places on campus.
Pollock
This is a good option for incoming freshmen who are looking for friends their age. It is one of the halls with the friendliest atmosphere with many international students living in. It is closer to campus than south, east, and north halls. It also offers a more interesting and enjoyable dining experience compared to the others. Pollock Halls might be a good option if you are looking for new friends and a good location.
Other information that you should know
International Student Orientation (ISO) is a very helpful event that explains you how to get your Penn State id, access account, rules and regulations, and also how to schedule for classes. It also involves fun activities that allow you to meet people from other countries and other majors. So, make sure you do not miss ISO!
PERMIAS Penn State is an organization recognized by Penn State and we have been assisting many freshmen to go through their first year safely. We have general meetings, fun events every month and a big annual event: Indonesian Cultural Night. Contact us anywhere; our gmail, Facebook, or through any of our officers. We hope we can be there for you to make you feel at home.


Tobias Treppmann
Designer, Storyteller, Coder
427 Church St
Lancaster, PA 17602
The three dimensions of design
“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works”
— Steve Jobs
Visual Design:
I design to solve problems, to tell compelling stories of brands, products and individuals, creating intuitive access to information and interaction.
Experience Design:
I believe in researching and solving problems from a human-centered perspective and creating solutions that are innovative and effective.
Code Design:
I write semantic code, create interactive prototypes and hack hardware such as Arduinos and kinects. I also have an affinity for creative code and generative design.
Resume:
Work Experience
Skillset
Visual Design
- Branding
- Typograhpy
- Responsive Web Design
- Mobile Interface Design
- Screen Design
- Logo Design
- Print Design
- Photoshop
- Illustrator
- InDesign
- Video Production
- Video Editing
- Postprocessing
- Generative Design
Experience Design
- Problem Solving
- Human Centered Design
- Interaction Design
- Storytelling
- Visualizations
- Cultural Understanding
- Wireframing
- Storyboarding
- Research
- Single and group interviews
- Omnigraffle
- Illustrator
- Agile
- Whiteboard
Code Design
- Creative Coding
- Rapid Prototyping
- Responsive Web Design
- Front-end Development
- HTML5
- CSS3/SASS/Compass
- JavaScript/jQuery
- Version Control: Git
- three.js, processing.js
- Wordpress
- PHP
- Java
- Processing / openFrameworks
- Hardware Hacking (Arduino, Kinect)


Front End Web Development Skills
HTML, CSS & JavaScript
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Graduated from Iowa State University in 2006 with a degree in Political Science.
Computer Science Bachelor's Degree in Progress, Metropolitan State University
I live in the heart of Minneapolis, MN and am available for future projects & employment opportunities.
mailto<EMAIL_ADDRESS>612 709 9329
HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Google Analytics
Express, Node.js, mySQL, MongoDB
Code 42 - Supported Crashplan for 1 year Granicus - 2 years
I've been married since 2004. We have two young daughters. We are a foster parents and prospective adoptive parents
Augustana Nursing Home Neighborhood Boards Food Pantry and Food packaging
We keep our rates low and do our own cleaning, so there are few fees.
I used to run more often than I do now. I've ran Grandma's Marathon Twice and hope to run it again.
The only one I listen to is Risk Podcast. My first listen was their live show, and I got to meet their host, Kevin Allison, and go for drinks with him after the show with some friends. Life changing!
I love to read, but its hard to find the time. Send me a recommendation! I like non-fiction, human interest, and popular, but literary novels.
Fortunate to meet Marilynne Robinson, Jane Smiley, Audrey Niffenger, Sandra Cisneros, Jonathan Franzen in person
Really hoping to meet Curtis Sittenfeld some day
Join my Sunday Ski Club at Buckhill for only $10 on Sundays. Help me plan a Ski away adventure! Colorado? Montana?
I've traveled to Japan twice, Greece, and the Philippines. My favorite US City to visit is Washington DC.


Olivia & Jordan Go To Family Therapy on 'All American' Tonight
Olivia doesn’t look too happy in this still from tonight’s new All American episode.
In “Coming Home”, with Spencer (Daniel Ezra), Grace (Karimah Westbrook), Dillon (Jalyn Hall) and Darnell (Abraham D. Juste) reeling from the news about why Corey (Chad Coleman) may have left, they set out on a mission to find him.
After locating Corey and trying to convince him to go home with them, the weekend turns out to be just what everyone needed.
Meanwhile, In an effort to keep fighting for the family to be whole again, Billy (Taye Diggs) arranges for the family to meet with a family therapist and possibly help decide on the next step for them. During the session, the therapist gives Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) and Olivia (Samantha Logan) a separate assignment, which helps them learn more about each other than either knew.
All American airs TONIGHT, November 25th @ 8PM ET/PT on The CW.


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
Soak the lentils for between 4 and 8 hours in boiling water. When ready to cook rinse the lentils in warm water and drain.
Heat the oil in a medium pan, add the cumin seeds and cook for about a minute or until browned.
Remove the pan from the heat and add garlic, ginger and chillies. Stir this very quickly, as you don't want it to burn, add lentils, turmeric, salt and 300ml/10fl oz of warm water. Bring to the boil, cover and cook for 10 minutes on a gentle simmer. Do not let the water reduce by more than a third of the original quantity, if it does add more warm water.
Check that the lentils are cooked, by scooping out a few with a spoon and crushing them between your fingers. You should only have to apply a little pressure for the lentil to squash, once cooked add all the vegetables and 100ml/3½fl oz of warm water.
Stir and check seasoning, cover and cook for 5 minutes on a medium heat stirring occasionally. The vegetables should still have a little crunch to them when the dish is cooked, serve and sprinkle with chopped tomatoes and coriander.


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I gave a talk in November at the Harvard Center for Research on Computation and Society. They've archived the video, which isn't superb quality, but it means you can't see my face clearly, which is probably a good thing.


Delicious
For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and leamon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set asie and let cool completely.
Ice Cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulted sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jom mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minuets. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


Ravenclaw played Slytherin a week after the start of term. Slytherin won, though narrowly. According to Wood, this was good news for Gryffindor, who would take second place if they beat Ravenclaw too. He therefore increased the number of team practices to five a leek. This meant that with Lupin's anti-dementor classes, which in themselves were more draining than six Quidditch practices, Harry had just one night a week to do all his homework. Even so, he was showing the strain nearly as much as Hermione, whose immense workload finally seemed to be getting to her. Every night, without fail, Hermione was to be seen in a corner of the common room, several tables spread with books, Arithmancy charts, rune dictionaries, diagrams of Muggles lifting heavy objects, and file upon file of extensive notes; she barely spoke to anybody and snapped when she was interrupted.
Ravenclaw played Slytherin a week after the start of term. Slytherin won, though narrowly. According to Wood, this was good news for Gryffindor, who would take second place if they beat Ravenclaw too. He therefore increased the number of team practices to five a leek. This meant that with Lupin's anti-dementor classes, which in themselves were more draining than six Quidditch practices, Harry had just one night a week to do all his homework. Even so, he was showing the strain nearly as much as Hermione, whose immense workload finally seemed to be getting to her. Every night, without fail, Hermione was to be seen in a corner of the common room, several tables spread with books, Arithmancy charts, rune dictionaries, diagrams of Muggles lifting heavy objects, and file upon file of extensive notes; she barely spoke to anybody and snapped when she was interrupted.
Ravenclaw played Slytherin a week after the start of term. Slytherin won, though narrowly. According to Wood, this was good news for Gryffindor, who would take second place if they beat Ravenclaw too. He therefore increased the number of team practices to five a leek. This meant that with Lupin's anti-dementor classes, which in themselves were more draining than six Quidditch practices, Harry had just one night a week to do all his homework. Even so, he was showing the strain nearly as much as Hermione, whose immense workload finally seemed to be getting to her. Every night, without fail, Hermione was to be seen in a corner of the common room, several tables spread with books, Arithmancy charts, rune dictionaries, diagrams of Muggles lifting heavy objects, and file upon file of extensive notes; she barely spoke to anybody and snapped when she was interrupted.
Ravenclaw played Slytherin a week after the start of term. Slytherin won, though narrowly. According to Wood, this was good news for Gryffindor, who would take second place if they beat Ravenclaw too. He therefore increased the number of team practices to five a leek. This meant that with Lupin's anti-dementor classes, which in themselves were more draining than six Quidditch practices, Harry had just one night a week to do all his homework. Even so, he was showing the strain nearly as much as Hermione, whose immense workload finally seemed to be getting to her. Every night, without fail, Hermione was to be seen in a corner of the common room, several tables spread with books, Arithmancy charts, rune dictionaries, diagrams of Muggles lifting heavy objects, and file upon file of extensive notes; she barely spoke to anybody and snapped when she was interrupted.


R4Technique Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | R4Technique.h |
Overview
R4Technique describes how to render a R4Drawable. It does that by specifiying one or more passes that draw the object.
Rendering is done by the R4Pass object. You can create more than one pass to achieve complex effects.
There can be more techniques defined in one R4Material, but only the optimal one will be used for rendering. To determine which one is optimal for current device, class inspects technique’s propertis that specify required device capabilities, like device or CPU model.
Tasks
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minRequiredCPU
property -
passes
property -
– init
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– initWithPasses:
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+ techniqueWithPass:
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– firstPass
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– passAtIndex:
-
– isUsable


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Wolves confirm two arrests for homophobia in Brighton and Hove Albion match
by OmnisportWolves have confirmed two arrests were made for homophobic abuse during Sunday's Premier League match at Brighton and Hove Albion.
The club have strongly condemned the behaviour of the individuals involved and are offering their full support to Sussex Police in a criminal investigation.
Wolves drew 2-2 at AMEX Stadium on Sunday, as the Premier League this weekend celebrated equality and diversity within the game with its Stonewall Rainbow Laces campaign, which aims to celebrate LGBT people within sport.
"Our ethos at Wolves is about being 'One Pack' - an attitude our supporters are very passionate about and that extends to our relationships across the football community, regardless of rivalries on the pitch," a statement on Wolves' official website read.
The arrests follow on from Everton confirming they were investigating alleged homophobic chants that were reported during a 3-1 victory over Chelsea at Goodison Park on Saturday.


Instructor
Cyrus Omar (Hi, I'm new faculty!)
Email
Office
4773 Beyster Building
Office Hours
W 4:30-5:30pm or by appointment
Meeting Times
Tuesdays and Thursdays
12:00-1:30pm (feel free to bring lunch)
12:00-1:30pm (feel free to bring lunch)
Meeting Location
1690 Beyster Building
Course Resources
Online Communities
Conferences & Workshops
- LIVE Workshop series
- PX Workshop series
- FPW Workshop series
- PLATEAU Workshop series
- PPIG Workshop series
- TyDe Workshop series
- FARM Workshop series
- VL/HCC Conference series
- ICLC Conference series
- Onward! Conference series
- Strange Loop Conference series
- SIGCHI Conferences & Workshops
- SIGSOFT Conferences & Workshops
- SIGPLAN Conferences & Workshops
Overview
Humans interact with programming languages by way of user interfaces of widely varying design.
This course will provide a broad overview of the literature on user interfaces for programming languages,
covering historic and contemporary designs as well as ongoing research topics.
The emphasis will be on (1) thinking systematically and critically about this large and exciting design space,
and on (2) understanding how as designers we can rigorously evaluate design choices, and designs as a whole, using both qualitative and quantitative methods.
Course Structure
Participation (15%)
Each 90 minute course meeting will include substantial time for discussion. Before some of the course meetings, you will also be asked to do a short (< 30 min) activity (e.g. watching a video, reading, or playing with a tool).Presentations & Presentation Partners (20% + 5%)
Each participant will be asked to lead one course meeting. The Presentation Guide includes more details.
For each such presentation, another person will be assigned as the presentation partner. Their job is to meet with the presenter at least once before the course meeting (no later than 3pm the day before) to provide substantial feedback on a practice presentation.
Compendium Contributions (25%)
Each participant will be asked to write the portions of the companion compendium related to their presentation, with a first draft due one week before the presentation and a final draft due one week after the presentation (to give you time to incorporate points from the discussion). A final round of revisions will be due Dec. 13. The compendium will then be released publicly in mid-December. The Presentation Guide includes more details.Project (35%)
The semester will conclude with a course project. The course project can consist either of:- an implementation of a user interface of the student's design, together with a lightweight evaluation,
- OR a substantial empirical evaluation of an existing user interface for programming.
Schedule
| Tues. 9/3 |
Introductions, Logistics, and Topic Overview
Tasks:
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| Thurs. 9/5 |
Inventing on Principle
Bret Victor's talk Inventing on Principle has inspired hundreds of people to experiment with better UIs for programming.
Even better, it has helped people clarify their thinking and crystalize the principles that they work to advance.
We'll watch it together, pausing to discuss and expand on several of his points.
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| Tues. 9/10 |
Cognitive Dimensions of Notations
Additional Resources:
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| Wed. 9/11 |
Email me with topic preferences + date preferences and constraints by this date.
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| Thurs. 9/12 |
Structure Editors
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| Tues. 9/17 |
Live Programming Environments
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| Thurs. 9/19 |
Graphical and Interactive Notation
Additional Resources:
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| Tues. 9/24 |
No Course Meeting
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| Thurs. 9/26 |
Usability of Type Systems
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| Tues. 10/1 |
Crowdsourced Programming
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| Thurs. 10/3 |
Guest Lecture: Programming by Demonstration
Presenter: Rebecca Krosnick (PhD student, University of Michigan)
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 10/8 |
Overview of Evaluation Methods
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| Wed. 10/9 |
Project Proposals Due
Send a project proposal by email to me, following the Project Guide. Set up a meeting with me to discuss ideas if you are not sure what you'd like to propose!
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| Thurs. 10/10 |
Project Proposal Lightning Talks
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| Tues. 10/15 |
No Course Meeting
(Fall Study Break)
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| Thurs. 10/17 |
Predictive Programming Interfaces
Presenter: Abhitej Ganta, Partner: Yongwei Yuan
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 10/22 |
Programmable Physical Environments
Presenter: Chenhao Li, Partner: Jaylin Herskovitz
Additional Resources
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| Thurs. 10/24 |
Educational Programming Environments
Presenter: Hannah Potter, Partner: Yang Shi
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 10/29 |
User Interfaces for Game Development
Presenter: Lei Zhang, Partner: Chenhao Li
Additional Resources
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| Thurs. 10/31 |
Guest Lecture: Direct Manipulation Programming in Sketch-n-Sketch
Presenter: Brian Hempel (PhD student, University of Chicago)
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 11/5 |
API Usability
Presenter: Anthony Liu, Partner: David Moon
Additional Resources
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| Thurs. 11/7 |
Accessible Programming Interfaces
Presenter: Jaylin Herskovitz, Partner: Lei Zhang
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 11/12 |
Interactive Debuggers
Presenter: David Moon, Partner: Ke Du
Additional Resources
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| Thurs. 11/14 |
Visual Dataflow Programming
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 11/19 |
Program Visualization
Presenter: Yongwei Yuan, Partner: Hannah Potter
Additional Resources
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| Thurs. 11/21 |
Data Analysis Environments
Presenter: April Wang, Partner: Abhitej Ganta
Additional Resources
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| Tues. 11/26 |
Interactive Theorem Provers
Presenter: Ke Du, Partner: Anthony Liu (and Michael Adams)
Additional Resources
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| Thurs. 11/28 |
No Course Meeting
(Thanksgiving)
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| Tues. 12/3 |
Project Presentations
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| Thurs. 12/5 |
Project Presentations
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| Tues. 12/10 |
Project Presentations, Reflections, and Wrap-Up
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Delhi's Air Quality Improves From 'Severe' To 'Poor'
Delhi's AQI was in the 'severe' category for five consecutive days.
by Outlook Web BureauThe national capital's air quality improved on Sunday from 'severe' to 'poor' after five days.
Sunday morning came as a partial relief to Delhites as smog subsided.
Delhi's overall AQI at 10 am was 245, according to SAFAR, the government's air pollution monitoring agency. It improved from an early morning AQI of 365. The overall AQI was in 'severe' category on Saturday, standing at 404 at 10 am.
According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board, most monitoring stations across Delhi registered an AQI lower than the 300-mark.
An AQI between 201 and 300 is considered 'poor', 301-400 'very poor' and 401-500 'severe'.
Delhi's monitoring stations at Siri Fort (AQI 274), Nehru Nagar (288), Punjabi bagh (262), Shadipur (208), Dwarka (291) all showed AQI in 'poor' category.
Sanjay Nagar in Gaziabad, the district in NCR that has been terribly affected in the past few days, recorded an AQI of 232.
AQI level recorded at Gurugram's Vikas Sadan, 193 at 9 am, showed much improvement as it entered the 'moderate' category.
A similar situation was found in Noida where an improved AQI on Sunday morning stood at 198 (moderate).
Schools, which were ordered to stay close till November 15 due to the high level of pollution, are expected to reopen on Monday.
The Delhi government is also slated to decide if the traffic-rationing 'odd-even' scheme should be further extended to tackle pollution. The scheme concluded on Saturday.
The spike in air pollution in the national capital is primarily due to insufficient rainfall and low wind speed.


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RapidCollectionRef
open class RapidCollectionRef: NSObject, RapidInstanceWithSocketManager
Class representing Rapid.io collection
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Collection name
Declaration
Swift
public let collectionName: String
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Filters assigned to the collection instance
Declaration
Swift
public internal(set) var subscriptionFilter: RapidFilter?
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Order descriptors assigned to the collection instance
Declaration
Swift
public internal(set) var subscriptionOrdering: [RapidOrdering]?
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Pagination information assigned to the collection instance
Declaration
Swift
public internal(set) var subscriptionPaging: RapidPaging?
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Get an instance of a Rapid document reference with a new unique ID in the collection
Declaration
Swift
open func newDocument() -> RapidDocumentRef
Return Value
Instance of
RapidDocument
in the collection with a new unique ID -
Get an instance of a Rapid document reference with a specified ID in the collection
Declaration
Swift
open func document(withID id: String) -> RapidDocumentRef
Parameters
id
Document ID
Return Value
Instance of a
RapidDocument
in the collection with a specified ID -
Get a new collection object with a subscription filtering option assigned
When the collection already contains a filter the new filter is combined with the original one with logical AND
Declaration
Swift
open func filter(by filter: RapidFilter) -> RapidCollectionRef
Parameters
filter
Filter object
Return Value
The collection with the filter assigned
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Assign a subscription filtering option to the collection
When the collection already contains a filter the new filter is combined with the original one with logical AND
Declaration
Swift
open func filtered(by filter: RapidFilter)
Parameters
filter
Filter object
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Get a new collection object with a subscription ordering assigned
When the collection already contains an ordering the original ordering is overwriten by the new one
Declaration
Swift
open func order(by ordering: RapidOrdering) -> RapidCollectionRef
Parameters
ordering
Ordering object
Return Value
The collection with the ordering assigned
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Assign subscription ordering to the collection
When the collection already contains an ordering the original ordering is overwriten by the new one
Declaration
Swift
open func ordered(by ordering: RapidOrdering)
Parameters
ordering
Ordering object
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Get a new collection object with a subscription limit options assigned
When the collection already contains a limit the original limit is replaced by the new one
Declaration
Swift
open func limit(to take: Int) -> RapidCollectionRef
Parameters
take
Maximum number of documents to be returned
Return Value
The collection with the limit assigned
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Assing a subscription limit options to the collection
When the collection already contains a limit the original limit is replaced by the new one
Declaration
Swift
open func limited(to take: Int)
Parameters
take
Maximum number of documents to be returned
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Subscribe for listening to the collection changes
Only filters, orderings and limits that are assigned to the collection by the time of creating a subscription are applied
Declaration
Swift
open func subscribe(block: @escaping RapidCollectionSubscriptionHandler) -> RapidSubscription
Parameters
block
Subscription handler that provides a client either with an error or with an array of documents
Return Value
Subscription object which can be used for unsubscribing
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Subscribe for listening to the collection changes
Only filters, orderings and limits that are assigned to the collection by the time of creating a subscription are applied
Declaration
Swift
open func subscribeWithChanges(block: @escaping RapidCollectionSubscriptionHandlerWithChanges) -> RapidSubscription
Parameters
block
Subscription handler that provides a client either with an error or with an array of all documents plus with arrays of new, updated and removed documents
Return Value
Subscription object which can be used for unsubscribing
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Fetch collection
Only documents that match filters, orderings and limits that are assigned to the collection by the time of calling the function, are retured
Declaration
Swift
open func fetch(completion: @escaping RapidCollectionFetchCompletion)
Parameters
completion
Fetch completion handler that provides a client either with an error or with an array of documents


Tutorial: Lightweight Processes
4 Process Communications
4.1 It's a Two Way Street
We've spent some time looking at sending messages to processes manually. Now let's see how processes can send messages to each other. This has the practical implication of being able to report back on something from one process to another process which might have initiated the current action.
For instance, if we could have a function that spawns several lightweight processes, each of which may return data and a status code. If these spawned processes have the calling process' ID, then they can, in turn, send their results back to the caller so that the data and statuses may be reported upon.
4.2 Walk the Talk
To demonstrate this, let's update our print-result
function to do this:
* pattern match for a process id as well as a message
* write message about sending data to another process
* actually send that data to the other process
Additionally, let's create a new function that spawn
s the
print-result
listener and then sends a message to it.
Save the following as messenger-back.lfe
:
With these in place, let's start up our LFE REPL and try it out. First we'll
compile our code and then kick things off with our send-message
function.
Note that this will spawn
a listener and send it a message:
Let's take a look at shell's message queue (the quick and dirty way) to see if, in fact, the message was sent to the shell process:
Sure enough, it was :-)
4.3 Conclusion
Well, that about wraps it up. We may add more information about working with Erlang lightweight processes in LFE, but the material covered so far in this tutorial should give you a solid foundation for exploring the ways in which you can use processes to breathe life into your applications.


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It is the consummate seller who is able to resist the urge to volunteer (unnecessary) details of what the product can do.
A business to business sale many times requires the presentation to be done across different cadre before it is consummated. Few sellers do this. Many, for lack of trying; others for lack of knowledge. To succeed in adapting one’s presentation to the commensurate segment, here’s what research shows each segment is often interested in.
Management
The bottom line; solutions, not problems, and reducing costs. With this in mind, it becomes particularly important for the seller, say of the IT solution, to demonstrate its value, impact on the business and the expected outcome. All in a short span.“Your staff in IT confirms that the Robot program is easily compatible with your system. With this solution, you will increase your operational efficiency by 45% with surprisingly minimal to nil increase to your costs. Based on your historical performance, and borrowing from anticipated projections you will easily double your profits this year at the minimum because of Robot.” It is the consummate seller who is able to resist the urge to volunteer (unnecessary) details of what the product can do, what it can do, what it can…you catch my drift. Usually, this is done in the hope that the senior officer will be wowed. Many times, he shifts attention to his phone or emails.Specialists
The joke goes that a specialist is someone who knows too much about very little and continues to know more and more about less and less until eventually he knows about almost nothing. Specialists tend to focus on their areas of expertise and have blinders to everything else. (Salespeople are especially notorious at this) For this reason, the IT seller will focus on how Robot will ease or benefit the specialist’s area of expertise and nothing else. Specialists include chefs, webmasters, software engineers etc, and they want to know how their expertise influences the organization and where their expertise is not being utilizedProfessionals
The one thing that permeates all professionals (excepting politicians assuming they are) is doing the right thing which usually translates to following procedure. Not yours but theirs. Not necessarily how your product works but if it flouts any procedure or policy. The seller who shows how Robot will impact the organizational policy and how procedure will be followed will more likely connect with the professional than the one who doesn’t. Examples of professionals include human resource and public relations executives and accountants. Ethics and morals are usually high on their agenda.Lay employees
I’m reminded of the messenger (call him Juma) who was the shop steward at an organization I used to be with. This one year we did not get bonuses owing to poor performance. We had been on bonuses consistently for 6 years so Juma refused to understand why this year was different. I’ll never forget what he asked the MD, while in defense of the union. "Did I not deliver all letters in time? Was there a driver who failed in his duty? Is there any work that we did not do? We did what we were required to do, so if the company didn’t make profits, that’s not my doing." Believe it or not, they got their bonuses! Lay employees (clerical staff, waiters, drivers) are focused on pay and working conditions. Showing how Robot will impact on this stands a greater chance of it being taken up fasterUnless asked to do otherwise, focus only the area of interest; and to thrive, do this at preparation stage.


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Biomedical Research Hub Documentation
1. The Biomedical Research Hub
The Biomedical Research Hub (BRH) is a cloud-based and multifunctional web interface that provides a secure environment for discovery and analysis of scientific results and data. It is designed to serve users with a variety of objectives, backgrounds, and specialties.
The BRH represents a dynamic Data Ecosystem that aggregates and hosts metadata from multiple resources to make data discovery and access easy for users.
The platform provides a way to search and query over study metadata and diverse data types, generated by different projects and organizations, and stored across multiple secure repositories.
The BRH also offers a secure and cost-effective cloud-computing environment for data analysis, empowering collaborative research and development of new analytical tools. New workflows and results of analyses can be shared with the community.
The BRH is powered by the open-source software “Gen3”.
Gen3 was created by and is actively developed at the University of Chicago’s Center for Translational Data Science (CTDS) with the aim of creating interoperable cloud-based data resources for the scientific research community.
2. Types of shared Data
The BRH provides secure access to study metadata from multiple resources (Data Commons) and will be the driving engine for new discovery. The types of data represented are diverse and include scientific research across multiple disciplines.
The BRH aims to make data more accessible by following the "FAIR" principles:
Findable
- Researchers are provided an intuitive interface to search over metadata for all studies and related datasets.
- Each study and dataset will be assigned a unique, persistent identifier.
Accessible
- Authenticated users can request and receive access to controlled-access data by data providers.
- Metadata can be accessed via an open API.
Interoperable
- Data can be easily exported to various workspaces for analysis using a variety of software tools.
Reusable
- Data can be easily reused to facilitate reproducibility of results, development and sharing of new tools, and collaboration between investigators.
3. Data Management and Repositories
The BRH securely exposes study metadata and data files stored on multiple FAIR repositories and Data Commons, i.e. data libraries or archives, to provide an easy way to connect different repositories on one single location.
FAIR data repositories are traditionally a part of a larger institution/working group established for research, data archiving, and, to serve data users of that organization.
The list of currently shared resources/Data Commons on BRH are accessible here.
4. How to get started
a) BRH Overview
Click on an icon to jump to the section
b) Register for Workspaces
To start exploring BRH Workspaces right away, users can apply for a temporary trial access to BRH workspaces, or extended access to BRH workspaces using NIH STRIDES. Extended access to BRH Workspaces is granted using the NIH STRIDES workspace account, and takes a few weeks to be fully approved. Please see below for more details.
Guidelines for Temporary Trial Access to BRH Workspaces
For new users without workspace access, please follow these steps
- Login to BRH
- Click on workspace tab. That opens a workspace registration form
- Fill in the details and submit the form shown below.
- The form should be filled out only once. Following submission, users should see a success message and a link back to the Discover page.
- Users should receive an email notifying them that the request has been received.
- Once the temporary trial request is approved, users will get another email notifying them of approval. They should be able to access the workspace then. The timeline for approval is typically a few days.
Guidelines for Extended Access to BRH Workspaces using STRIDES
The workspace account is handled with the help of NIH STRIDES (NIH Science and Technology Research Infrastructure for Discovery, Experimentation, and Sustainability). The NIH STRIDES Initiative allows NIH to explore the use of cloud environments to streamline NIH data use by partnering with commercial providers.
By leveraging the STRIDES Initiative, NIH and NIH-funded institutions can begin to create a robust, interconnected ecosystem that breaks down silos related to generating, analyzing, and sharing research data.
NIH-funded researchers with an active NIH award may take advantage of the STRIDES Initiative for their NIH-funded research projects. Eligible researchers include NIH intramural researchers and awardees of NIH contracts, other transaction agreements, grants, cooperative agreements, and other agreements. More information on NIH STRIDES and how to gain access can be found here. Please see below for registration steps
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Users will receive an invitation via email to register for an NIH STRIDES workspace account. Users can click the link in the invitation email or start requesting a workspace account by visiting. https://brh-portal.org/ and logging in.
Log in on the BRH Admin Portal.
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After authorization, users will see the landing page, which displays current workspace accounts and credits once workspaces access and credits/grants have been approved.
To start the process of requesting a new workspace account, users need to select "Request New Workspace" on the landing page.
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Choose one of the two options a) STRIDES Grant/Award Funded or b) STRIDES Credits to request a workspace account.
For information on the NIH STRIDES options, please refer to the official page.
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The STRIDES Grant/Award Funded form can be selected if researchers have received NIH funding (e.g. a grant, contract, cooperative agreement, or other transaction agreement)
and intend to use these funds for the BRH account. With this option, the researchers' organization will be responsible for payment.
Request form for "STRIDES Grant/Award Funded".
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The STRIDES Credits form can be selected if users are requesting credits from the NIH STRIDES Initiative for the BRH account. With this option, once the request is approved,
a new account with a spending limit of $XXX will be provisioned for usage.
Request form for "STRIDES Credits".
- Submit the request. Note that the process of granting access for a workspace account can take up to two weeks and users will be notified. Following the approval, users will see the current workspace accounts and credits on the landing page.
c) Login Page
You will not need to log in in order to:
- Browse the study metadata on the Discovery Page
You will need to log in and obtain authorization (access) in order to
- access studies with controlled data
- perform analyses in workspaces
- download data files and file manifests
- run interactive tutorial notebooks in workspaces
Start by visiting the login page (https://brh.data-commons.org/login).
- Login from Google: You may login using any Google account credentials, or a G-suite enabled institutional email. This option may or may not be available depending on the institution or organization the user is associated with.
- Login via InCommons --> NIH eRA: When selecting the NIH/eRA (electronic Research Administration) login using InCommons, you will need access permissions through the eRA Commons account.
After successfully logging in, your username will appear in the upper right-hand corner of the page.
d) How to check and request Access
Users can find out to which projects they have access to by navigating to the Discovery Page and by selecting through the column filters at the top of the table.
Access to individual Studies
You can check access by clicking on a study in the Discovery Page, as shown below:
If you have access, a green box will show “You have access to this study”.
Note: If you have access but cannot select the study to export to workspace, it is because the manifest is not yet available. Please use API for these cases.
Linking Access to FAIR enabled Repositories/Resources
BRH securely exposes data stored on multiple FAIR repositories, resources, and Data Commons.
Users need to link their account to currently all resources/repositories in order to:
- run Jupyter Notebooks that utilize data stored on various FAIR repositories.
- export data that is stored on FAIR repositories from the Discovery Page to the Workspaces.
- download data that is stored on FAIR repositories from the Discovery Page.
Access needs to be renewed after 30 days, as indicated after "Status: expires in [..] days".
e) Discovery Page
The Discovery Page provides users a venue to search and find studies and datasets displayed on the Biomedical Research Hub. Users can browse through the publicly accessible study-level metadata without requiring authorization.
Use text-based search, faceted search, and tags to rapidly and efficiently find relevant studies, discover new datasets across multiple resources, and easily export selected data files to the analysis workspace.
Search Features
- The total number of studies. Shows the amount of studies the BRH is currently displaying.
- The total number of subjects. Shows the amount of subjects the BRH is currently displaying.
- Free Text Search. Finding studies is made easy using keywords in the free text-based search bar or using tags. The free-text search bar can be used to search for study name, ID number, Data Commons, or any keyword that is mentioned in the metadata of the study.
- Data Resources/Data Commons Tags. Viewed by selecting "Study Characteristics". Click on a tag to filter by a Data Resource/Data Commons. Selecting multiple tags work in an "OR" logic.
- Export Options. Login first to leverage the export options. Select one or multiple studies and download a file manifest or export the data files to a secure cloud environment "Workspaces" to start your custom data analysis in Python or R.
- Data Availability. Filter on available, pending, and not-yet-available datasets. Read further here.
- Studies. This table feature presents all current studies on BRH. Click on any study to show useful information about the study (metadata). Read further here.
Find available Study-level Metadata
Finding available study-level metadata on BRH is made easy by clicking on a study.
Find accessible Datasets
Users can select and filter studies from multiple resources and conduct analyses on the selected datasets in a workspace. Users can search but not interact with data they do not have access to. By selecting the data access button in the top right corner of the study page user access can be displayed. The Discovery Page will automatically update the list of studies that are accessible.
f) Workspaces
To use the workspace, users need to register for workspace accounts to use the workspaces, as described above.
BRH workspaces are secure data analysis environments in the cloud that can access data from one or more data resources. By default, Workspaces include Jupyter notebooks, Python and R, but can be configured to host virtually any application, including analysis workflows, data processing pipelines, or data visualization apps.
New to Jupyter? Learn more about the popular tool for data scientists on Jupyter.org (disclaimer: CTDS is not responsible for the content).
Guideline to get started in Workspaces
Once users have access to workspaces, find below a guide of how to get started with analysis work in workspaces.
- Users need to log in via https://brh.data-commons.org/login to access workspaces.
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After navigating to https://brh.data-commons.org/workspace, users will discover a list of pre-configured virtual machine (VM) images, as shown below.
Available workspaces on BRH.
- (Generic) Jupyter Notebook with R kernel: Choose this VM if you are familiar with setting up Python- or R-based Notebooks, or if you just exported one or multiple studies from the Discovery Page and want to start your custom analysis.
- Tutorial Notebooks: Explore our Jupyter Notebook tutorials written in Python or R, which pull data from various sources of the Biomedical Research Hub to leverage statistical programs and data analysis tools.
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Click “Launch” on any of the above workspace flavors to spin up a copy of that VM. Note: Launching the VM may take several minutes.
The status of launching the workspace is displayed after clicking on “Launch”.
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After launching, the home folders are displayed, one of which is the user's persistent drive ("pd").
The /pd directory is a user’s persistent drive.
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Select the /pd folder. Only files saved in the /pd directory will remain available after termination of a workspace session.
New files or licenses should be saved in the the /pd directory if users need to access them after restarting the workspaces.
- Attention: Any personal files in the folder “data” will be lost. Personal files in the directory /pd will persist.
- Do not save files in the "data" and “data/brh.data-commons.org” folders.
- The folder “brh.data-commons.org” in the “data” folder will host the data files you have exported from the Discovery Page.
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Start a new notebook by clicking the tiles in the launcher and choose between Python 3 or R Studio as the base programmatic language.
Start a new notebook under “Notebook” in the Launcher tab.
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Experiment away! Code blocks are entered in cells, which can be executed individually or all at once. Code documentation and comments can also be entered in cells, and the
cell type can be set to support Markdown.
Results, including plots, tables, and graphics, can be generated in the workspace and downloaded as files.
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Do not forget to terminate your workspace once your work is finished to be mindful of the cost-intensive computational effort.
Note, that Workspaces automatically
shut down after 90 minutes of idle
time.
Do not forget to terminate your workspace once your work is finished. Unterminated workspaces continue to accrue computational costs.
Further reading: read more about how to download data files into the Workspaces here.
Upload, save, and download Files/Notebooks
Users can upload data files or Notebooks from the local machine to the home directory by clicking on “Upload” and access them in the Notebook (see below).
Then run in the cells, for example:
import os
import pandas as pd
os.chdir('/data')
demo_df = pd.read_csv('/this_is_a_demo.txt', sep='\t')
demo_df.head()
Users can save the notebook by clicking "File" - "Save as", as shown below.
Users can download notebooks by clicking "File" - "Download", as shown below.
Environments, Languages, and Tools
The following environments are available in the workspaces:
-
Jupyter Lab
The following programmatic languages are available in Jupyter Notebooks:
- R
- Python 3
The following tools are available in Jupyter Notebooks:
- GitHub (read GitHub documentation)
Python 3 and R in Jupyter
Both Python 3 and R are available in Jupyter Notebooks.
Users can expect to be able to use typical Python or R packages, such as PyPI or CRAN. For Python and R, users can start a new notebook with a tile under
"Notebook", as shown below.
Automatic Workspace Shutdown
Warning: When a BRH Workspace reaches the STRIDES Credits limit for STRIDES Credits Workspaces or reaches the Hard Limit for STRIDES Grant Workspaces, the Workspace will be automatically terminated. Please be sure to save any work before reaching the STRIDES Credit or Hard Limit.
Warning: Workspaces will also automatically shut down after 90 minutes of idle time and a pop-up window will remind users before the workspace shuts down.
g) Profile Page
On the profile page users will find information regarding their access to projects, access to Gen3-specific tools (e.g. access to the Workspace), and the function to create API keys for credential downloads. API keys are necessary for the download of files using the Gen3 Python SDK.
5. Downloading Data Files
Users can download data files for work in the provided Workspace. Utilizing workspaces leverages CTDS-owned python software development kit (SDK) as well as a cloud based computing platform.
Note, that accessing data files requires linked access to all FAIR enabled repositories, as described here.
a) Download Data Files into a Workspace with the Python SDK
Users can load data files from a manifest created on the Discovery Page directly into a Workspace.
Below are the steps to do so.
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Navigate to the Discovery Page. Link your accounts to FAIR repositories as described here.
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Find the study or studies of interest by using the search
features or the list of accessible
studies.
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Select the clickable boxes next to the studies.
Click on "Open in Workspace", which will initiate the Workspace Launcher.
Select the studies and click "Open In Workspace".
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The Workspace will be prepared and the selected data will be made available via a manifest placed in a time/date stamped directory in the following path: pd/data/brh.data-commons.org/exported-manifest-(time/date stamp)
Please do not navigate away from this page until the download is complete. Created directory may take several minutes to load.
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Once loaded, users can navigate into the directory and access either the manifest or an automatically generated notebook (i.e. data.ipynb) with instructions to download the data.
Users should note that the gen3-sdk is utilized in this notebook and directory to download data.
6. Contact
Need help? Please contact our help desk.


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<?php
/*
* This file is part of the Symfony package.
*
* (c) Fabien Potencier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*
* For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
* file that was distributed with this source code.
*/
namespace Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation;
use Symfony\Component\ExpressionLanguage\ExpressionLanguage;
/**
* ExpressionRequestMatcher uses an expression to match a Request.
*
* @author Fabien Potencier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*/
class ExpressionRequestMatcher extends RequestMatcher
{
private $language;
private $expression;
public function setExpression(ExpressionLanguage $language, $expression)
{
$this->language = $language;
$this->expression = $expression;
}
public function matches(Request $request)
{
if (!$this->language) {
throw new \LogicException('Unable to match the request as the expression language is not available.');
}
return $this->language->evaluate($this->expression, [
'request' => $request,
'method' => $request->getMethod(),
'path' => rawurldecode($request->getPathInfo()),
'host' => $request->getHost(),
'ip' => $request->getClientIp(),
'attributes' => $request->attributes->all(),
]) && parent::matches($request);
}
}


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Isn't it nice?
We aren't going to spend ANY time in this directory. The work done here to track our files is going to happen automatically. In fact, the reason the directory is hidden is to help ensure that we stay out of it to avoid making any changes to the very important work that Git will be doing for us. Now, as we add, update and delete files, Git will be in the background like a scribe, making notes of every change in our project directory. So, let's return to the top level of our project directory by changing directories again, moving up one level:
Here are some things I'm going to learn about coding:


The location in your algorithm where you create and manage indicators depends on the type of universe you use.
If you only have one security in your algorithm, you can create indicators for it during initialization.
def Initialize(self): self.symbol = self.AddEquity("SPY").Symbol self.EnableAutomaticIndicatorWarmUp = True self.sma = self.SMA(self.symbol, 20, Resolution.Daily)
private Symbol _symbol; private SimpleMovingAverage _sma; public override void Initialize() { _symbol = AddEquity("SPY").Symbol; EnableAutomaticIndicatorWarmUp = true; _sma = SMA(_symbol, 20, Resolution.Daily); }
If your algorithm has multiple assets or a dynamic universe of assets, add custom members to the Security
objects as you receive them in OnSecuritiesChanged
.
If your algorithm has multiple assets or a dynamic universe of assets, as you receive new Security
objects in OnSecuritiesChanged
, cast them to dynamic
objects and add custom members to them.
public override void OnSecuritiesChanged(SecurityChanges changes) { foreach (var security in changes.AddedSecurities) { var dynamicSecurity = security as dynamic; // Create an indicator dynamicSecurity.Indicator = SMA(security.Symbol, 10); // Warm up the indicator WarmUpIndicator(security.Symbol, dynamicSecurity.Indicator); } foreach (var security in changes.RemovedSecurities) { DeregisterIndicator((security as dynamic).Indicator); } }
def OnSecuritiesChanged(self, changes: SecurityChanges) -> None: for security in changes.AddedSecurities: # Create an indicator security.indicator = self.SMA(security.Symbol, 10) # Warm up the indicator self.WarmUpIndicator(security.Symbol, security.indicator) for security in changes.RemovedSecurities: self.DeregisterIndicator(security.indicator)


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Properties
| double | Dc | Read / Write |
| gboolean | Dc-fit | Read / Write |
| double | E | Read / Write |
| gboolean | E-fit | Read / Write |
| double | H0 | Read / Write |
| gboolean | H0-fit | Read / Write |
| double | Omegat | Read / Write |
| gboolean | Omegat-fit | Read / Write |
| double | q | Read / Write |
| gboolean | q-fit | Read / Write |
| double | zs | Read / Write |
| gboolean | zs-fit | Read / Write |
Types and Values
| enum | NcHICosmoQConstSParams |
| #define | NC_HICOSMO_QCONST_DEFAULT_H0 |
| #define | NC_HICOSMO_QCONST_DEFAULT_OMEGA_T |
| #define | NC_HICOSMO_QCONST_DEFAULT_CD |
| #define | NC_HICOSMO_QCONST_DEFAULT_E |
| #define | NC_HICOSMO_QCONST_DEFAULT_Q |
| #define | NC_HICOSMO_QCONST_DEFAULT_Z1 |
Object Hierarchy
GEnum ╰── NcHICosmoQConstSParams GObject ╰── NcmModel ╰── NcHICosmo ╰── NcHICosmoQConst
Description
The deceleration function is defined as a constant, $q(z) = q_0$. The comoving distance in units of the Hubble radius today is
$$D_c(z) = CD + \frac{(1+ z_1)^{-q_0}}{q_0} \left[ 1 - \left( \frac{1+z}{1+z_1} \right)^{-q_0} \right],$$ where CD is the comoving distance from 0 to $z_1$.
Types and Values
enum NcHICosmoQConstSParams
Property Details
The “Dc-fit”
property
“Dc-fit” gboolean
D_c:fit.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “E-fit”
property
“E-fit” gboolean
E:fit.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “H0-fit”
property
“H0-fit” gboolean
H_0:fit.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “Omegat”
property
“Omegat” double
\Omega_{t0}.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 1
The “Omegat-fit”
property
“Omegat-fit” gboolean
\Omega_{t0}:fit.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
The “q-fit”
property
“q-fit” gboolean
q:fit.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: TRUE
The “zs-fit”
property
“zs-fit” gboolean
z_\star:fit.
Owner: NcHICosmoQConst
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE


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