Class LocalStorageService
This class implements the storage interface for implementing file IO with the local server disk storage.
Inheritance
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Namespace: Talegen.Storage.Net.Core.Disk
Assembly: Talegen.Storage.Net.Core.dll
Syntax
public class LocalStorageService : IStorageService
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceLocalStorageService(String, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the LocalStorageService class.
Declaration
public LocalStorageService(string workspacePath, bool uniqueWorkspace = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | workspacePath | Contains the root path where the local storage folder and file structure begins. |
| System.Boolean | uniqueWorkspace | Contains a value indicating whether the storage service shall use a unique workspace sub-folder. |
LocalStorageService(LocalStorageContext)
Initializes a new instance of the LocalStorageService class.
Declaration
public LocalStorageService(LocalStorageContext storageContext)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LocalStorageContext | storageContext | Contains an implementation of the storage context. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceRootPath
Gets or sets the root folder path for this service instance.
Declaration
public string RootPath { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
StorageId
Gets or sets the storage identity for this service instance.
Declaration
public string StorageId { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCopyFile(String, String, Boolean)
This method is used to copy a file.
Declaration
public void CopyFile(string sourceFilePath, string targetFilePath, bool overwrite = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | sourceFilePath | Contains a the path to the file that will be copied. |
| System.String | targetFilePath | Contains the path to the target where the file is to be copied. |
| System.Boolean | overwrite | Contains a value indicating if the target should be overwritten if it already exists. Default is true. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | sourceFilePath or targetFilePath |
| StorageException |
CreateDirectory(String, Boolean)
This method is used to create a temporary directory within the Inspire application path.
Declaration
public string CreateDirectory(string subFolderName, bool silentExists = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | subFolderName | Contains a sub-folder that will be included in the working directory path. |
| System.Boolean | silentExists | Contains a value indicating whether the method is silently return successfully if the folder path already exists. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | Returns the name of the directory that was created. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| StorageException | This exception is thrown if the directory is unable to be created. |
DeleteDirectory(String, Boolean, Boolean)
This method is used to delete a sub-folder directory and all of its files.
Declaration
public void DeleteDirectory(string subFolderName, bool recursive = true, bool silentNoExist = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | subFolderName | Contains the sub-folder name of the directory off the root working folder that will be deleted. |
| System.Boolean | recursive | Delete all contents within the folder. |
| System.Boolean | silentNoExist | Contains a value indicating whether an exception is thrown if the target folder does not exist. Default is true; no exception is thrown if the folder does not exist. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| StorageException | This exception is thrown if the directory is unable to be deleted. |
DeleteFile(String, Boolean)
This method is used to delete a file.
Declaration
public void DeleteFile(string filePath, bool deleteDirectory = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | filePath | Contains a the path to the file that will be deleted. |
| System.Boolean | deleteDirectory | Contains a value indicating whether the directory the file is within will be deleted. This will only occur if no other files remain in the directory after the list of files have been deleted. |
DeleteFiles(List<String>, Boolean)
This method is used to delete a a list of files.
Declaration
public void DeleteFiles(List<string> filePathNames, bool deleteFolders = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<System.String> | filePathNames | Contains a list of file names that will be deleted. |
| System.Boolean | deleteFolders | Contains a value indicating whether the directory or directories the files are within will be deleted. This will only occur if no other files remain in the directory after the list of files have been deleted. |
DirectoryExists(String)
Contains a value indicating whether the folder already exists.
Declaration
public bool DirectoryExists(string subFolderName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | subFolderName | Contains the sub-folder name excluding the root folder path. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns a value indicating whether the directory exists. |
EmptyDirectory(String)
This method is used to delete all directories and files inside of a sub-folder within the specified workspace root path, however the folder is left in place empty.
Declaration
public void EmptyDirectory(string subFolderName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | subFolderName | Contains the sub-folder within the within the specified workspace root path to empty. |
FileExists(String)
Contains a value indicating whether the file exists.
Declaration
public bool FileExists(string filePath)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | filePath | Contains the sub-folder path and file name excluding the root folder path to determine if exists. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns a value indicating whether the file exists. |
FileHash(String)
This method is used to create a hash of the file contents.
Declaration
public string FileHash(string filePath)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | filePath | Contains the path to the file to hash. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | Returns a hash of the file contents. |
FindFiles(String, String, SearchOption)
This method is used to get the files from a directory.
Declaration
public List<string> FindFiles(string subFolderName, string searchPattern = "*.*", SearchOption searchOption = SearchOption.AllDirectories)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | subFolderName | Contains the directory name to get the files. |
| System.String | searchPattern | Contains an optional file name search pattern. If not specified, . is used. |
| System.IO.SearchOption | searchOption | Contains search options. If not specified, all sub-folders are searched for the file pattern. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<System.String> | Returns a list of files in the directory path. |
Initialize(LocalStorageContext)
This method is used to initialize a storage service with the specified settings provided within the IStorageContext object.
Declaration
public void Initialize(LocalStorageContext storageContext)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LocalStorageContext | storageContext | Contains the settings used to initialize the storage service. |
MoveFile(String, String, Boolean)
This method is used to move a file.
Declaration
public void MoveFile(string sourceFilePath, string targetFilePath, bool overwrite = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | sourceFilePath | Contains a the path to the file that will be moved. |
| System.String | targetFilePath | Contains the path to the target where the file is to be moved. |
| System.Boolean | overwrite | Contains a value indicating if the target should be overwritten if it already exists. Default is true. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | sourceFilePath or targetFilePath |
| StorageException |
ReadBinaryFile(String)
This method is used to read all the bytes from a binary file.
Declaration
public byte[] ReadBinaryFile(string path)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Contains the path to the file to load and return. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Byte[] | Returns a byte array containing the binary bytes of the target file. |
ReadBinaryFile(String, Stream)
This method is used to read all the bytes from a binary file to a provided stream.
Declaration
public void ReadBinaryFile(string path, Stream outputStream)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Contains the path to the file to load into the stream. |
| System.IO.Stream | outputStream | The stream to write the file to. |
ReadTextFile(String, Encoding)
This method is used to read all the bytes from a text file.
Declaration
public string ReadTextFile(string path, Encoding encoding = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Contains the path to the file to load and return. |
| System.Text.Encoding | encoding | Contains the text encoding type. If none is specified, Encoding.Default is used. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | Returns a string containing the content of the target file. |
WriteBinaryFile(FileStream, Byte[])
This method is used to write content to the specified file stream.
Declaration
public bool WriteBinaryFile(FileStream fileStream, byte[] content)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.IO.FileStream | fileStream | Contains the file stream to which the binary content shall be written. |
| System.Byte[] | content | Contains a byte array of the content to be written. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns a value indicating whether the write was successful. |
WriteBinaryFile(String, Byte[])
This method is used to write content to the specified path.
Declaration
public bool WriteBinaryFile(string path, byte[] content)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Contains the fully qualified path, including file name, to the location in which the binary content shall be written. |
| System.Byte[] | content | Contains a byte array of the content to be written. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns a value indicating whether the write was successful. |
WriteBinaryFile(String, Stream)
This method is used to write content to the specified path.
Declaration
public bool WriteBinaryFile(string path, Stream inputStream)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Contains the fully qualified path, including file name, to the location in which the binary content shall be written. |
| System.IO.Stream | inputStream | Contains a stream of the content to be written. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns a value indicating whether the write was successful. |
WriteTextFile(String, String, Encoding)
This method is used to write content to the specified path.
Declaration
public bool WriteTextFile(string path, string content, Encoding encoding = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Contains the fully qualified path, including file name, to the location in which the text content shall be written. |
| System.String | content | Contains a string of the content to be written. |
| System.Text.Encoding | encoding | Contains the text file encoding. If none specified, Encoding.Default is used. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns a value indicating whether the write was successful. |


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Classloaders are primarly responsible for loading Java class files and for
initializing the corresponding java.lang.Class object.
Different Classloader implementations already exist in Java2.
e.g. The systemclassloader is responsible for searching and loading
java class files from the jar, zip and directories as defined
in the CLASSPATH systemproperty and the RMIClassLoader loads
classes through the HTTP protocol.
Classloaders may be nested.
From the JAVA SDK Documentation:
The ClassLoader class uses a delegation model to search for classes and resources. Each instance of ClassLoader has an associated parent class loader. When called upon to find a class or resource, a ClassLoader instance will delegate the search for the class or resource to its parent class loader before attempting to find the class or resource itself.The parent classloader is unable to access any resources (classes) of it's child classloaders.
Simplified a Java Webapplication in Tomcat uses two different Classloader instances.
The Systemclassloader (SCL) and the Webapplication-Classloader (WCL). The
parent classloader of the WCL is the SCL.
Each deployed Webapplication has it's own WCL in Tomat. All WCL share
the same (one and only) SCL.
So as defined by the Java SDK Documentation all classes which are loaded
by the Systemclassloader are visible to all Webapplications.
Classes which are loaded by one WCL are not visible to other WCLs !
The WCL loads classes from the WEB-INF/classes directory and the from
JAR (!) files in the WEB-INF/lib directory only.
As defined in the Java SDK Documentation the WCL should work as following:
Before a WCL loads a class he must ask the parent classloader (SCL) if
he already knows the class. If the SCL does not know the class the WCL
tries to load it.
This feature makes it possible to deploy two web-applications which use
a different version of class A (as long as class A is not loadable through the SCL).
The exception:
The final servlet 2.3 specification defines the exception to the common rule.
From Servlet 2.3 Specification SRV.9.7.2 - WebApplication Classloader:
It is recommended also that the application class loader be implemented so that classes and resources packaged within the WAR are loaded in preference to classes and resources residing in container-wide library JARs.Tomcat 4.x supports this recommendation through a property which may be set in the server.xml configuration. Default setting is to act as defined in the Servlet specification.
With the TomcatPlugin it's easy to define a new webproject and
to launch tomcat within the IDE.
Eclipse makes it very easy to divide a big project into some subprojects.
e.g. utility classes which will be used by many projects resist in a
project named "utils" and the concrete projects are referencing the
"utils" project.
Unfortunatly the classes of the "utils" project are not automatically
visible to Tomcat during runtime.
There are two possibilities:
public class ResourceLoader {
public Properties load(String resourceName) {
ClassLoader cl = ResourceLoader.class.getClassLoader();
InputStream in = cl.getResourceAsStream(resourceName);
...
}
}
There's a simple solution for making things easier. It works the following way:
The classes in the zip "devloader.zip" must be extracted into "TOMCAT_HOME/server/classes".
At the moment an implementation of the "DevLoader" only exists for Tomcat 4.x.
So Tomcat 4.x is required.


Brendan Rodgers responds to Arsenal link after Unai Emery sacking
Brendan Rodgers has distanced himself from a move to Arsenal following their decision to sack Unai Emery.
The Spaniard was dismissed by the Gunners on Friday morning following the 2-1 defeat at home to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League on Thursday.
Freddie Ljungberg has been appointed as Emery’s interim successor, while the Gunners have reportedly been in talks with several candidates for the permanent role including Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo and former Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri.
Rodgers has also been heavily linked with a move to Arsenal but the former Liverpool and Celtic manager insists he is happy at Leicester following their excellent start to the season.
‘It’s natural that there are links,’ said Rodgers.
‘If you are doing okay people want to take you away from something you enjoy. If you’re not, it doesn’t matter.
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‘There’s always a number of names.
‘We’re at the beginning of something here. My relationship with the people here and the players is very strong. We think we are starting something exciting.
‘Arsenal is a fantastic club. One of the greats in this country. If the people at Arsenal have moved Unai on, I’m sure they have an idea of who they want to bring in.
‘There’s disappointment whenever a coach loses his job. Unai has proved himself over a number of years. I have sympathy for him.’


For everybody that watched the Google I/O keynote you'd know about the new material design that google is implementing in the web, and trying to change the way we have web experiences, if maybe you didnt have the opportunity to watch the Google I/O key note maybe you should just head over to Google Design and have a feel of how it actually is... this development was actually rolled out to be the main big thing for the upcoming android L but then Google decided to extend it to the web so the released a library called POLYMER check it out the website at The Polymer website kinda of like jQuery, Bootstrap to help with incorporating it in our webpages... it should be noted that apparently the design ability has being extended to Angular.JS too for yall that already have an hang of Angular.
So leaving all the great news behind this is a kind of tutorial on setting up the polymer designer tool locally on your system, since for some of us maybe the steps on the polymer website is kind of overwhelming i know it was for me. if you've headed over to the polymer website to get a feel of it you'd notice that there is a designer tool on the website to help generate the polymer code for us... maybe you dont have the intermittent internet connection to do fiddle around with it this is the guide to help you set it up locally so you can have all the time in the whole world to fiddle and learn.
So items we'll need or you probably have to download first:
- you have to install a git client (http://git-scm.com/downloads) you'll need it cause you would be fetching files from github add git into your environment variables if you try typing "git" on your cmd prompt and you get path is not defined, add PATH ="C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin;"
- Node.Js, head over to http://nodejs.org/download it just a 5mb installer or so also youll need to add node to your environment variables PATH= "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\npm;"
- Next you need Bower on nodeJs after installing it open the command line and run npm bower install, bower helps you pull other components the developer used that the project requires to work
- polymer would not run without an HTTP server running, so inside your nodeJS run npm install serve it will help you install a mini http server that can handle polymer all you have to do is cd into your project and run "serve" on your command line and it automatically serves your directory on "http://localhost:3000"
- then head over to the github polmer designer page either clone the project or download the zip folder to your PC
- follow the steps in the README file
- cd into your project directory, run bower install, if youve done everything correctly you will see npm download quite some files. when it completes start up your serve with "serve" and load "http://localhost:3000" viola there you have it the designer locally.
Now to gain an understanding of Polymer a little Hello World example:
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P.S. You need to have an HTTP server for any of this run, else it'd seem like your getting it wrong


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1. Debouncing a pin input¶
A pin used as input from a switch or other mechanical device can have a lot of noise on it, rapidly changing from low to high when the switch is first pressed or released. This noise can be eliminated using a capacitor (a debouncing circuit). It can also be eliminated using a simple function that makes sure the value on the pin is stable.
The following function does just this. It gets the current value of the given pin, and then waits for the value to change. The new pin value must be stable for a continuous 20ms for it to register the change. You can adjust this time (to say 50ms) if you still have noise.
import pyb
def wait_pin_change(pin):
# wait for pin to change value
# it needs to be stable for a continuous 20ms
cur_value = pin.value()
active = 0
while active < 20:
if pin.value() != cur_value:
active += 1
else:
active = 0
pyb.delay(1)
Use it something like this:
import pyb
pin_x1 = pyb.Pin('X1', pyb.Pin.IN, pyb.Pin.PULL_DOWN)
while True:
wait_pin_change(pin_x1)
pyb.LED(4).toggle()


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The LORD Upholds My Life
TO THE CHOIRMASTER: WITH STRINGED INSTRUMENTS. A MASKIL OF DAVID, WHEN THE ZIPHITES WENT AND TOLD SAUL, “IS NOT DAVID HIDING AMONG US?”
1 O God, save me, by your name,
and vindicate me by your might.
2 O God, hear my prayer;
give ear to the words of my mouth.
3 For strangers have risen against me;
ruthless men seek my life;
they do not set God before themselves.
Selah
4 Behold, God is my helper;
the Lord is the upholder of my life.
5 He will return the evil to my enemies;
in your faithfulness put an end to them.
6 With a freewill offering I will sacrifice to you;
I will give thanks to your name, O LORD, for it is good.
7 For he has delivered me from every trouble,
and my eye has looked in triumph on my enemies.


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WebProtégé is a Web browser based collaborative OWL ontology editor.
WebProtégé is developed by the Protégé team team in the Biomedical Informatics Research Group (BMIR) at Stanford University, California, USA.
The work is supported by Grant GM121724 from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences at the United States National Institutes of Health.


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In this directory are Artemis modules for Ofront+. This is currently a placeholder but will become populated as the non-portable Artemis modules are completed. The non-portable modules use C code integration. It is a counter part to the obnc and oxford directories.
Where modules are not canonical to Artemis the modules names have a prefix of “art” (e.g. the Clock module is named artClock.Mod). Where they are canonical to Artemis (e.g. Chars.Mod in the project root) they do not have a prefix.


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I live in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Woman in flannel, how are you?
I'm well, how are you, man and check?
You're wearing the Tennessee State flag.
Pretty much.
Yep, the red, white and black flannel.
Why are you wearing flannel in the middle of 90 degree weather?
Well, it wasn't 90 degree weather.
It's gone down.
Praise the Lord to 82 today.
I'm calling forth the fall.
I don't understand what everybody wants to be in the season that's ahead of them.
I'm just done with sweating.
So you don't sweat though.
I know, but I feel hot.
And because I don't sweat, I just basically overheat and then eventually pass out.
And so I want, I like the seasons where I don't have to worry about that.
To be fair, I've never actually seen you pass out.
And you're just conveniently missing when I pass out.
The last time I was passing out I was making waffles in the heat in our kitchen.
I was there for you passing out and I wasn't there for the waffles. How did I miss both those things?
You went out to breakfast with like one of your little friends and left me with the kids and I
passed out in the kitchen with only MJ downstairs and woke up with him on my back.
That doesn't make any sense because we have air conditioning. What would the weather have to do
I think it was the waffles.
I think it was the heat from the wall.
I don't know.
There's no be blaming waffles for nothing.
All right.
We had a tremendous Labor Day.
I think we mentioned last week the Ratlifts who were on the show last week,
they stayed over with their kids.
And it was, was it the first leap over our kids have ever had?
It was, and it was really good.
They were behaving like it was.
Abigail, our eldest must be a shaper because she had made a plan of everything that was going to happen.
Oh, like a week and a half beforehand.
We need to do this.
We need to eat this, mummy.
And then we're going to do this.
And you know what we need actually to make her plans come to fruition for the future?
A fire pit in the backyard.
Is that what she wanted?
She really wanted s'mores.
And I can't blame her with fall coming.
Who wouldn't want s'mores?
We're going to put a fire pit.
We have a big backyard.

I'm sure I can do that.
I'll just give me a couple of minutes on YouTube so you all come up with it.
Okay, just don't hit the sprinkler system when you're digging.
Yeah, we got our sprinkler system working this week.
Thanks to our valiant neighbor.
Yes.
Most of your wests.
Did you, did you see any of them happening?
No, because aren't they happening at like three or four in the morning?
It's not like I'm getting up to check.
No, but I was testing them.
I ran through them on Saturday or I should say I stood and watched while
Wes showed me how to get them working.
Um, I did see them when we realized they were still on in the backyard.
I think the kids are going to love that.
We won't tell them, but next summer they can play running through the spring
clear system. Try seeing that quickly.
Well, we could just sit them in the backyard and tell them to just sit there
and then turn them on without telling them. It'd be great.

I wouldn't actually do that. That's kind of mean.
So that was Monday.
But funny Tuesday was our orientation for school of supernatural life.
Another year kicking off.
What do you think about that? Our sixth year?
I can't believe it. I'm super excited about this school year.
There's lots of faces that I don't know that I haven't seen other than the pictures on our walls that we've been praying for all summer.
So it's going to be quite fun to get to know people.

Yes.
Did you not?
Are you sure you didn't?
I thought they don't know me well enough to know my sense of humor.
Give it a week.
I'm not going to freak them out.
Yeah.
And then Wednesday, new iPhones were announced.
They were.
New watches.
Yes.
I managed to pretty much successfully avoid any input from people.
Of course, when an Apple event is on, everybody texted me, but the stuff they texted me was
like, "Hey, new phones, did you see them?"
And of course, a new phone for coming, so I just said, "I'm waiting for the big reveal tonight."
But Mario is coming out for the iPhone.
What?
Yeah, Mario.
I don't think I saw that part of the reveal.
Did you hide that from me?
No, nothing. Let's move on.
What kind of Mario?
Mario.
A game that you can play one handed on your phone by Nintendo.
It's going to be great.
I'm going to be a widow tomorrow game on your phone now instead of threes.
Oh, I love threes.
If you, if people have not checked out threes for the iPhone, it's a game I
return to all the time.
It's so soothing.
If you have an addictive personality and you don't want to be addicted to a game,
don't check out threes.
You ordered your iPhone.
What do you want to talk about?
My valiant efforts are ordering your iPhones.
You are remarkable.
Thanks.
Thank you.
I was hoping for a little bit more detail on that.
Your remarkable stems from the fact that at 158, you wake up and you buy them online.
Right, because they're announced at 12am Pacific time, which is 2am Central Standard Time.
Yes.
So you're right.
I wake up, I set the alarm, I roll over and I thought, I'd order them, but by the time
I got on about, they were a little bit late because I was waiting for them as refreshing the page.
But I got your phone booked and bought, but mine had sold out by the time I got that about five
minutes past midnight. I'm sad about that. Well, I'm not. They'll get them. I don't much care what,
I was wanting the jet black, but then I realized I put mine on a case anyway. You're not even going
to know what color is. So I'll just take whatever something plus I did mention that to you. You know,
I did say that shiny black is going to be nice, but if it's in a case, you won't be able to.
You did, but there was literally zero seven plus models at all.
I think you should get a nice pink one.
I might do. I quite like the pink.
Yeah. I think it's a flex your masculinity.
I'm confident my mask.
I know you are, babe. I know.
So mine's coming. I get to get it on Friday.
I'm very excited. I just always get excited when there's a better camera.
Right.
Yeah.
The Lord quite kind to you.
And there's been several times that you've had your phone before I have.
It's true.
I must be his favorite.
Sorry about that, babe.
But did you also did you see the new watches?
I did.
They look the same to me.
They're identical.

Thicker.
Just you wouldn't even notice.
It's just like on a micron scale.
Yeah.
A little bit thicker, but they are they look identical to the old ones,
except for the ceramic one,
which is beautiful. Yeah.
But it's ceramic and ridiculously expensive.
Well, it's not ridiculously expensive compared to the gold ones.
Oh, that's true. But it's ceramic.
Like it's anyway, I guess I didn't anticipate it being like $1,000 for a
serenity. I'm not going to bother upgrading our watches.
No, because what they do.
There's no point. No. Well, my watches find it tracks my steps.
It buzzes on my wrist when my phone's ringing.
It sends me text messages. I'm happy.
Talk to me about the Go Conference.
The Go Conference.
It was fantastic.
Um, Lyle and Allison, of course, at Legacy Nashville, we're hosting it.
And it was my first time hearing banning Leopster live.
So.
And banning is the leader of Jesus culture.
Yes.
And he is an outstanding speaker.
He's very engaging.
He's a great storyteller.
Um, he doesn't pull his punches.
everything we like. So it was great. It was great listening to him. He made some excellent,
very solvent points. So banning was speaking. You also heard Heidi?
Yep. Heidi spoke last night and I went with some of my neighbors to go in here. Heidi.
That would have been fun. Were they used to the Heidi experience? No, I kind of prepped
them on the way there. So we were driving in and I was saying, have you ever heard Heidi
speak before?" And they were like, "No." And I said, "Well, she might speak." I mean,
she does have a doctorate of theology. She also might just lie on the floor or kneel or
sing or giggle or whatever. But whatever happens, you're definitely going to feel the
Holy Spirit. So they were super stoked. And it was really fun. They actually had all the
kids. They brought all the kids in from children's ministry. And they were all over her like
a rash and she loved it. So she basically spent most of the evening telling us stories,
talking about the goodness of God and the faithfulness of God through these stories,
and then, you know, intermittently hugging children, kissing them on the head, you know,
answering their questions. And she was totally not distracted at all by them.  Well, that's very exciting. Did you like the elephant?
You know, and I'm just like, "Okay, I love it that you're taking the time for these little kids."
Yeah, I couldn't do it.
Oh, no. I mean, I was really, really challenged by it. I loved it, and I felt like
the challenge of my thing of wanting everything to be succinct. That's not the right way of saying
it succinct. It's succinct. And just easy to follow probably takes precedent over distraction.
And actually, she didn't see any of those kids as a distraction. Amazing. So yeah, it was
pretty wild. Well done, Lael and Alison, you killed it. Great job and organising a conference
for our city. Thank you for doing that for Nashville. Appreciate it. All right, our main
topic for this evening is a topic all about personal responsibility. And it was, we were
talking about it, it was kickstarted by someone stuff banning shared on the Thursday night.
I wasn't there. You were there and you gave me the door to take babe. How was it? And you
were like, I want to make everybody in the body of Christ listen to this message. I was
like, Oh, it was that good then. It was so good. Yeah.  Go listen to it. It's fantastic. But there was
so much to process and to chew on. And it was everything I can do to stay seated and not stand
in my chair and wave a hanky.  I would want to see that.
Well, it was pretty close. I didn't have a hanky though, so I decided to stay seated.
But yeah, it was really, really good.
He started off by talking about the passage in Ephesians 4,
where it talks about apostles and prophets and pastors and teachers and whatnot.
And he's saying how they are to build up this saints and to call forth the sons of God.

Right.
There's so much encouragement throughout scripture about being, about being sons and daughters
and listening to your fathers and that kind of stuff.
And so he was talking, he spent some time about talking about how God has set up the
kingdom like a family.
And so we're not a business, churches and a business, churches, a family.
So then he went into some stories about what his family was like growing up and he's sort
of from a small family and not very many external relatives kind of thing.

And he started talking about Thanksgiving being his very favorite holiday because he
would go and there'd be 25 or 30 of them all in this house.

Right.

But the next time you go, you pick up a potato peeler and you get it done.
And so he said, "His job for the last 21 years has been peeling all of the sweet potatoes
and all of the potatoes for all the different mashes and all that kind of stuff.
And he kept referring back to that throughout the evening.
Like, you know, he would talk about the whole thing of, you know, when people are frustrated
that their leaders aren't releasing them fast enough and all they can see is the thing they
think that they could do better or whatever.

I'm just thinking, you know, what we're doing this all together for one common goal.
And so there was lots of things where he would use an example where it was like, that just
made it real simple to be able to diagnose when people are orphaning out or when you're
orphaning out yourself.
Like when you're like, wow, if I really saw this as family, it'd be fine that I was
peeling potatoes, you know?
So it was kind of interesting.
And then he also spent a bunch of time talking about personal responsibility, which is when
I wanted to like stand on my chair and scream because his premise was what I wasn't there
to help me understand.
His premise was he thinks the biggest problem in the body of Christ is that nobody has any
personal responsibility.
So that we read the Bible and we want to outsource the stuff that makes us uncomfortable or might
take some effort and we either want to outsource that to our pastors or Christian leaders or
just anyone else rather than us being responsible.
And he used the example of they, when they had this new puppy and they took the puppy
to puppy training school.
And he said, you know, two or three classes in, he realized they're not training the puppy,
they're training me.
And I'm saying, hang on a second, I want you to train the puppy.

And so he's like, that's how we treat our Christian walk,
is that it's the puppy and we're saying to the pastor,
hey, fix this or make this easier for me
or provide for me everything I need
for this Christian walk to be easier.
And he's just like, do it yourself.
So he used lots of examples and he was talking about
Jesus' culture in Sacramento.
He's like, we keep it pretty simple.
And he started talking about, you know,
when people would come up to him and be like,
hey, what are you gonna do to help me find community?
You know, and he's like, well,
I guess the next time somebody asks you out to dinner,
say yes, or invite somebody to Starbucks
or have them over at your house,
or, you know, and they're like, no, well,
what are you gonna provide for me?
And he's like, but this is the problem,
is that we all want it provided for us.
We don't wanna effort it.
and we actually want somebody else to take on our responsibility.
Right.
It's funny because in our own community, I noticed the people who have
community are the people who built community.
Yes, exactly.
So we've got people in our culture who are high influencers, high
connectors, and they have no problems finding community.
It's so funny.
I remember watching one of them just walk new to Emily and he just walked up to
something's like, "Hey, I want to do life with you."
And that made an appointment to have coffee with them that week.
And I was like, "Oh, see, you're building community."
I think the most outlandish example of that was
we were running a pre-marriage course.
What was it, 12-week-long course?
- Yeah.
- And so-- - This is many years ago,
isn't it? - Yeah, we had 11 couples in it.
So that's 22 young adults all in the same stage of life,
all getting ready to get married.
Yeah.
And we were with them for 12 weeks in a row.
And at the end of it, we asked for their feedback.
And they were very kind to give us feedback, yeah.
This is what we liked, is what we didn't like.
And the funniest piece of feedback for me was,
I said, one of the questions we asked was,
what could we do better?
And they were like, it would have been nice
to have got to know the other participants more.
So maybe you could have hosted a meal.
And I just sat back kind of a gas gun.
Wait, what?
You were all grownups.
You were all in the same room together,
every single week. - Every single week.
- Any of you could have gone to any of the other of you
and were like, "Hey, can we get dinner next week?"
- Yeah.
- Why were you waiting for somebody else to arrange that?

I was talking with my neighbor as well,
the day after I was kind of excited about Banning's message
and just sort of like thinking,
because I guess I've heard that a lot
the last couple of years, like,
oh well, you know, I just couldn't find community
or whatever, and I'm thinking,
I don't think I've ever had that problem my whole life,
but I think that's also because if I wanted to get to know
somebody, I'd go up and start talking to them.
I don't know, like I don't wait, you know?
So I was talking to one of our neighbors,
and he was saying when he was on staff at church,
He was always amazed at one of the things that people would say, and this is one of the things that drives me crazy anyway.
Is, oh, is that a negative confession?
That makes me feel aggravated.
Is when people say, well, you know, yeah, the worship was good or whatever, but I didn't feel fed.

Right.
You know, so I think it's definitely a problem.

When are you going to be starting the discipleship class?"
And banning was like, "When are you going to be starting one in your living room?"
Like, why is that up to me to do that for you?
That's, you know, the Lord's actually given you a connection with this person that you
just led to the Lord.
It's your opportunity to actually walk out the Christian life and help the person that you just led to the Lord
You know, so I just was really I was like, yeah
How do we inspire people?
To take more responsibility for their own lives and their own walks and what that looks like
You want to become up with I don't know if I've come up with anything babe. I really don't I I
Partially, I wonder if there's people that are built, well, and I don't know that I fully agree
with this, but maybe there's certain seasons where people are able to take responsibility,
and there's other seasons where because of whatever's going on, or whatever kind of
training they've had, or whatever kind of life they've had, they haven't been able to actually
arrive at taking responsibility for their own lives. What do you think?
I think I have been in all parts of the story that you've been telling.
I can remember times at church complaining that I'm not being fed because it hadn't done
on me that I could feed myself. I think part of it felt overwhelming.
I think the resources that we have today, there's no YouTube back when I were a lad.
There's no YouTube, there's no podcast. You would just order cassette tapes.
And I don't even know where to order them from.
But once I figured that out, I, I fed myself, but I, I remember complaining that there's,
I think we're just not very good at realizing we can sustain our own personal revival.
That we've got the Holy Spirit.
We've, we can come before many times we want.
I, and I think it's human nature to want to delay growth.
Yeah.
By outsourcing it to somebody else.
Well, you know, I'd be better if my doctor was this or I would be fitter if my gym was
open more or if somebody else would make me run in the treadmill.
Well, that's why we buy expensive gym memberships or expensive gym equipment because it has
the illusion that we are taking responsibility without us actually having to do anything.
You know, so we'll buy the expensive running equipment or we'll buy the gym membership
and we feel like we've made progress towards a goal of being healthy, but our life doesn't
change.
just take like slimming pills or something.
So we don't actually have to put in any effort whatsoever.
- Or we buy nice bibles, but don't read them.
- Right.
- So it's, yeah, I've totally been there
and then obviously as a leader as well,
I'm on the receiving end of lots of people telling me,
hey, you know what you wanna do, you know what you should do?
- Yeah.
And really, I don't mind when people are baby Christians
and whatever, and they need a splint,
they need some scaffolding to get started and to get going.
I think it's concerning when they're 20
and they're 20 years in or 10 years in,
and they're still needed to be spoon fed.
Well, I think you have a problem there.
I think there needs to be something diagnosed.
- I remember the change for me was when Paul Kane,
I heard Paul Kane, who's a hero of mine say,
"You're as close to Jesus as you choose to be."
- Yeah, that's harsh.
- It's so true, yeah, it's absolutely true.
- You have as much intimacy as you want to with the Lord.
And suddenly when the responsibility was put in my corner,
I was like, "Oh, see, I look at all these prophets
and just think you have an intimate walk with a Lord because you're special.
And it's like, no, you have an intimate walk with a Lord because you've chosen
to have an intimate walk with a Lord.
You can have as much of him as you choose to.
Yeah.
And so you can just choose to have more time.
One of the things this year that I've been purposing in my heart is I realized
last year there's a danger that as a leader, you can spend more time putting
in effort for other people's intimacy with a Lord than you do with your own.
Right.
like we can conclude, I'm spending time with you, Lord, but if the only time you're spending time with
the Lord is on behalf of other people, you're not spending time with the Lord.
Right.
And I'm purposesing in my heart to not let the bled, there's a wonderful verse
in the Old Testament where the Lord says, I'm paraphrasing here, but basically I'm anxious that
once you get your nice house, you're going to forget me. Yeah. And with the Lord giving us this nice
house, I'm like, Lord, I am not going to let the to do list of the stuff we have to do in the house,
the repairs, the upgrades, the drapes, the furnishings, all the stuff, you know, because you could just
get caught in an ever ending to do list of upgrades. Or just even unpacking. And I'm like, I actually
don't want to sacrifice my intimacy with the Lord for any reason, not even good reasons. And as a
As a Christian leader, you can confuse what you're doing for the Lord in replace of your
relationship with the Lord.
Look how busy I am.
Look what I'm doing for you.
And the Lord doesn't care.
I'm sure, but actually what he wants is face to face time.
So that's my personal responsibility.
That's where I'm aiming on my effort in personal responsibility.
Yeah.
I like it.
It's good.
I think one of the things he sort of, when banning was speaking, he brought it background
to as well was not just your personal responsibility, but if churches have family, how are you
being part of the family?
And I think, you know, often churches have difficulty getting people to volunteer for
things or to help out with things because there's a view that certain things are maybe less
then or well you know I just I don't have time or I don't have you know whatever
like I'm I don't know how to do X but if you think about it in terms of a
Thanksgiving dinner you show up and you just get involved you don't know how to
do X you ask somebody to show you how to do X and everybody does part so that
you can all enjoy something together I just love the analogy of that and one
One of the things that he said at the end was there's only three people that don't help
in this scenario.
And he said, "The children are allowed to be children."
Wow.
And he said, "A guest?"

And then the last person is the rude guy that sits on the couch and says, "Bring me a snack.
I'm watching the Super Bowl while everybody else is doing something."
He said, "That guy is just, he's the immature person in the room."
Yeah, nobody wants to be that guy.
Right.
But I think that there's times where we are being that guy, where we're just saying, "Hey,
you know what?
Everybody else do it for me, please."
And I'm really too tired to help or, "Hey, just bring me some popcorn and I want to do
this thing over here."
So I think it was a really good wake up call.
The whole message was a lot of, it was an interesting way of looking at something that
we often see and being able to actually call it what it is, which was really good.
Jay Banning.
Jay Banning.
Go for it.
Go Banning.
It was really lovely.
It was great to meet him and stuff.
I was a really good conference.
And then of course next week is the belongings conference.
Come on.
So two conferences, two weeks in a row, just super exciting.
So we're looking forward to that.
You ready for a listen question?
Mm-hmm.
This is an interesting question from Beatrice.
She asked the question, "Not sure if this is where I'm at, but this question popped
into my head.
If I don't believe in healing for myself, how can I believe in healing for someone else?"
And for context, I've been praying for healing for my hip pain for 20 years.
I guess the first thought that comes to mind, Beatrice, is that you must believe in healing
because you've been praying for healing for 20 years.
So on some level, you must know that healing is possible.
I think there's two ways of tackling that question.
I think the first one is, if we're going to pray for the sick, we actually have to be
convinced that God wants people healed.
Because otherwise, if we're not sure that God wants people healed, why are we asking
him to heal people?
Are we playing the numbers?
Is it like a lottery game?
So that needs to be sorted out first.
And we've settled that matter.
We've done careful study, exhaustive study, and realized that Jesus, every example of
Jesus in the Gospels, everybody who came to him looking to be healed, he healed.
Yeah, not a single one, did he not heal?
And what's interesting is we also know that Jesus only did what he saw his father doing.
Yeah.
And he only did the will of the father, so we can conclude that it was God's will to
heal people.
There's a number of reasons we believe that.
Again, I've taught my head the Lord's Prayer.
He taught us how to pray.
This is how you should pray our Father in heaven, a halibir name.
And then he says, "Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven."
And so he's using heaven as a template for how life should be on earth.
And in heaven, we know there's no sickness.
We know there's no tears.
We know there's no pain.
So therefore, that's the standard that God is looking for here on earth.
And then either so the Old Testament passages that the Messianic prophecies about what
she's would do.
So I don't want to do an exhaustive teaching on that, but absolutely believe that God wants
to heal.
So you have to have that settled in your heart.
The second thing that I've noticed is I've noticed that a lot of people who believe God
for healing, they themselves still need healing either for their loved ones or for themselves
or for their family.
So you think about Bill Johnson, who it's one of our great proponents of healing today.
Well, his son Eric is deaf and we're hearing it.
And yet they've seen deaf people get healed, but they haven't seen Eric get healed.
I think about John Arnett, our spiritual father, watching him with really, really sore knees
scheduled for surgery and yet seeing God use him to heal many, many other people.
So you are not excluded from being used by God to heal other people if you yourself
are in pain.
And I remember a friend Ben who ultimately ended up dying from cancer.
Even in his trips to see doctors and for treatment cancer, he would be praying for everybody
who needed healing and seeing people get healed.
His sermon on outreach was all on healing.
So I think, I like what AJ said, at some level you must believe in healing Beatrice or why
would you even come to the Lord and ask for that.
And then the third component I think is it's often easier for us to have faith for other
people than for ourselves.
I think for sure.
And there's something wonderful about in our area of need pressing in for breakthrough
for other people in their area of need.
And I'm not sure exactly what you're asking Beatrice, but I think you're on the right
right path, I'm sorry that you've been in pain for 20 years.
We'd absolutely love to pray for you in a second.
But don't I think about the people that Jesus healed in the
gospels, I think about the man who was born blind from birth.
And it would have been easy for him to go well, I've been blind all
these years, you know, I guess this is where God made me.
This is what I guess is my lot in life.
And yet one encounter with Jesus changed that theology.
So I'd encourage you to strengthen yourself in the Lord, especially by what he is doing. Find
testimonies rather than focusing on what he's not doing. I don't mean that in a chaos where I
would hate to be in pain for 20 years. I'm not indicating that you're doing anything wrong at all.
Just my encouragement to you is it is amazing what experience can do to your theology.
It's amazing to me that everybody I know who is moving powerfully in healing has a theology
that God wants to heal. And conversely, everybody who has a theology that God doesn't want to heal
aren't seeing any healing. So get around people who heal the sick, go wherever you can and press
in. Let's pray for Beatrice just now for him. Let's pray for anybody who's in pain. Lord,
I thank you that you died not only for the salvation of our sins, but for the healing of our sickness.
And right now to anybody who's listening, Lord, we speak your life. We speak resurrection life
into bodies. We pray specifically for Beatrice for this pain that she's had for 20 years,
and we command that pain to go, and we command your will be done in her hip as it would be in
heaven. But I thank you that you're so kind and you're so generous and you love to heal,
and I ask that you would extend your healing power to Beatrice and to all who are listening
to this podcast. Their radical healings would take place right now, and lives would be changed
In Jesus name. Amen.
- Amen.
- All right, as as you mentioned,
our friends Alex and Henry Sealy are hosting
the Belonging Conference, this coming weekend in Nashville.
It's gonna be an exciting time.
We're just thrilled that all these churches
are throwing conferences to bless our city.
It's amazing.
We've got, we just had to go conferences,
as Age was talking about,
we've got the Belonging Conference.
And next month in October,
we've got our own Heaven Declares Conference
happening at Grace Center.
Also, starting Tuesday, September 13th, we'll be accepting Apple Pay on our website to purchase
any books or products from your iPhone. I know that's going to be cool.
That is very cool. So if you have a touch ID phone and you're using Apple Pay at Whole Foods or
wherever, soon you'll be able to make purchases on the web using Apple Pay. It means you don't have
to put into credit card details. Everything's secured. That's so cool. I know. And starting
Tuesday, if you buy any products off our website, you've got the option of using Apple Pay at checkout.
and in about another week's time when everybody upgrades to OS Sierra, Mac OS Sierra, the new
desktop operating system for Apple laptops, you will be able to use that for your desktop browser
too. If you want show notes for this week, head to allen and AJ.com/119. And if you've got any
questions for us that you would like us to answer or just talk about as an episode topic,
go to allen and AJ.com/ask. Hey, I just want to lastly thank those of you that have been
stopping us as we've seen you at different conferences or, you know, in the factory or whatever and just saying hi and letting us know that you're listening.
It's so fun to be able to get to put a face to some of the people that we're talking to that we have no idea who you are and
be able to actually meet you in person. So thanks for stopping us. It's fantastic. Yeah, and thanks for listening.
We so appreciate that you've got a choice of
who to listen to every week and we just love it that you choose to listen to our ramblings every week. Mm-hmm.
Have a great week.


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Pop stars and film makers rally behind Corbyn’s ‘last stand’
The celebrity figures were in east London at the unveiling of Labour’s arts manifesto.
Pop stars and actors have rallied behind Jeremy Corbyn’s bid for Number 10, calling him the “last stand” for England.
At an event in east London to unveil Labour’s arts manifesto, stars heaped praise on the plans to revitalise the arts following almost a decade of Tory-led governments and budget cuts.
Singer and hip-hop performer MIA said, should Mr Corbyn fail in his endeavour to become prime minister, that it would be “very hard” to find another candidate who was “not corrupted” to replace him as leader of the opposition.
Speaking at the Theatre Royal Stratford East on Sunday, the Paper Planes singer said she was “grateful that someone like Jeremy Corbyn is running”, describing him as “the last stand that England has got”.
Discussing the possibility of Mr Corbyn standing down if Labour loses next month’s election, the rapper added: “To get someone with such a track record is going to be impossible.
“It’s going to be very hard to find people who are not corrupted in some sort of way.”
Filmmaker Ken Loach, who directed the Bafta-winning film I, Daniel Blake, said the left-wing party’s plan for the arts was “transformative”.
He said Labour was offering a “way into a world that will be new and exciting”.
In a rallying call to supporters, Mr Loach said Labour faced the “fight of our lives” against the “public school bluster” of the Tories during the remaining two-and-a-half weeks of the campaign.
He added: “We fight… for those who don’t want to live in an unequal society.

Addressing the crowd, Mr Corbyn said: “I love the arts, I love theatre, I love art, music, I love the inspiration that it brings to all our lives.
“Arts, music and culture are not separate from science, engineering and ideas.
“You need that inspiration in whatever you do.
“Our arts policy is to create a £1 billion arts fund, and that will ensure that the libraries, theatres, and the local arts facilities are improved and remain available for all.”
Referring to Boris Johnson’s decision to reveal his Conservative manifesto pledges in Telford, near to where Mr Corbyn grew up, the Islington North MP joked: “Are they trying to insult me or something?
“Telford will rise again, they’ll get over it.”


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USD/CAD slumps below 1.3280 on oil rally, hawkish BoC commentary
by Eren Sengezer- BoC Governor Poloz says monetary conditions are "about right."
- WTI gains more than 1.5% on OPEC headlines.
- US Dollar Index posts modest daily gains to limit pair's losses.
After advancing to its highest level in more than a month at 1.3327 earlier in the day, the USD/CAD pair came under strong bearish pressure during the American trading hours as Bank of Canada Governor Poloz's hawkish comment and rising crude oil prices helped the CAD find demand. As of writing, the pair was trading at 1.3278, losing 0.2% on a daily basis.
While speaking at an event organized by the Ontario Securities Commission in Toronto on Thursday, Poloz argued that monetary conditions were "about right" given the current situation to hint that the BoC is unlikely to consider a rate cut anytime soon.
Oil jumps on hopes of OPEC extending production cuts
In the meantime, on the back of Reuters report that showed the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was likely to extend the existing oil output cuts until June when the group meets in December, crude oil staged an impressive rally to provide an additional boost to the commodity-related loonie. At the moment, the barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is adding 1.8% on the day at $58.10.
On the other hand, the Philly Fed Manufacturing Index improved to 10.4 in November and surpassed the market expectation of 7 to help the greenback show resilience against its rivals with the US Dollar Index rebounding to 97.90 in the second half of the day.
On Friday, the macroeconomic calendar will feature Markit's preliminary Manufacturing and Services PMI from the US and Retail Sales data from Canada.
Technical levels to watch for
USD/CAD
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1.3278 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.0028 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.21 |
| Today daily open | 1.3306 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1.3181 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1.3215 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1.3206 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1.3277 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1.3328 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1.3262 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1.3272 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1.3212 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1.3349 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1.3042 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1.3303 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1.3287 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1.3269 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1.3232 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1.3202 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1.3336 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1.3366 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1.3403 |


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SequelizeEventStream
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SequelizeEventStream represents a EventEmitter instance wich can handle custom handlers to sequelize hooks, this handlers comunicate with a forked worker to send messages to a messagery broker from a supported list
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attach(sequelize: Sequelize) Attach event listeners to sequelize global hooks via addHook method |
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createBulkHookHandler(eventName: String): Function |
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createHookHandler(eventName: String): Function Creates a hook handler from a given event name, returns a valid hook function that can be attached into sequelize.addHook method |
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createWorker(workerConfig: Object) Forks the worker and attach the corresponding listeners to control received messages, errors and disconnection status |
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getModelName(instance: Sequelize.Model): String |
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handleWorkerDisconnect(message: Object) |
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handleWorkerError(message: Object) |
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handleWorkerMessage(message: Object) Handle messages received from the worker just for debugging purposses |
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shutdown() Shutsdown the event stream killing the worker and stopping the listeners |
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public attach(sequelize: Sequelize) source
Attach event listeners to sequelize global hooks via addHook method
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| sequelize | Sequelize | The instance to be listened |
public createBulkHookHandler(eventName: String): Function source
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| eventName | String |
public createHookHandler(eventName: String): Function source
Creates a hook handler from a given event name, returns a valid hook function that can be attached into sequelize.addHook method
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| eventName | String | The name of the event to be processed |
public createWorker(workerConfig: Object) source
Forks the worker and attach the corresponding listeners to control received messages, errors and disconnection status
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counts <- read_10x(
expression = "outs/filtered_gene_bc_matrices/mm10/matrix.mtx",
genes = "outs/filtered_gene_bc_matrices/mm10/genes.tsv",
barcodes = "outs/filtered_gene_bc_matrices/mm10/barcodes.tsv"
)
# Scale counts within a sample
n.umi <- colSums(counts)
scaled_counts <- t(t(counts) / n.umi) * median(n.umi)
vis <- Vision(scaled_counts, signatures = c("data/h.all.v5.2.symbols.gmt"))