End Of Days Review
Arnold Schwarzenegger has been an icon for action enthusiasts, since the late 80's, but lately his films have been very sloppy and the one-liners are getting worse. It's hard seeing Arnold as Mr. Freeze in Batman And Robin, especially when he says tons of ice jokes, but hey he got 15 million, what's it matter to him? Once again Arnold has signed to do another expensive blockbuster, that can't compare with the likes of The Terminator series, True Lies and even Eraser. In this so called dark thriller, the devil (Gabriel Byrne) has come upon earth, to impregnate a woman (Robin Tunney) which happens every 1000 years, and basically destroy the world, but apparently God has chosen one man, and that one man is Jericho Cane (Arnold himself). With the help of a trusty sidekick (Kevin Pollack), they will stop at nothing to let the devil take over the world! Parts of this are actually so absurd, that they would fit right in with Dogma. Yes, the film is that weak, but it's better than the other blockbuster right now (Sleepy Hollow), but it makes The World Is Not Enough look like a 4 star film. Anyway, this definitely doesn't seem like an Arnold movie. It just wasn't the type of film you can see him doing. Sure he gave us a few chuckles with his well known one-liners, but he seemed confused as to where his character and the film was going. It's understandable, especially when the ending had to be changed according to some sources. Aside form that, he still walked through it, much like he has in the past few films. I'm sorry to say this Arnold but maybe these are the end of your action days. Speaking of action, where was it in this film? There was hardly any explosions or fights. The devil made a few places explode, but Arnold wasn't kicking some devil butt. The ending was changed to make it more spiritual, which undoubtedly ruined the film. I was at least hoping for a cool ending if nothing else occurred, but once again I was let down. I also don't know why the film took so long and cost so much. There was really no super affects at all, unless you consider an invisible devil, who was in it for 5 minutes tops, worth the overpriced budget. The budget should have gone into a better script, where at least audiences could be somewhat entertained instead of facing boredom. It's pitiful to see how scripts like these get bought and made into a movie. Do they even read these things anymore? It sure doesn't seem like it. Thankfully Gabriel's performance gave some light to this poor film. When he walks down the street searching for Robin Tunney, you can't help but feel that he looked like a devil. The guy is creepy looking anyway! When it's all over, you're just glad it's the end of the movie. Don't bother to see this, if you're expecting a solid action flick, because it's neither solid nor does it have action. It's just another movie that we are suckered in to seeing, due to a strategic marketing campaign. Save your money and see the World Is Not Enough for an entertaining experience.
Grade: D
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In the JavaScript language, describe all the use cases for each of:
Parentheses ()
Parentheses let you:
Group or contain expressions or parameters - you do this to make sure what you are trying to communicate is represented in Javascript. Different values/aperators have a different order of precedence and it can be easy to miss the way the expression/parameter we build is being interpreted in JS.
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Display conditions for statements and passing parameters/arguments into a function - If you have a statement within an event/function/loop you chuck it inside parentheses.
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Brackets []
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Braces {}
We use braces to wrap all the statements within a function. We also wrap nested functions and events (e.g. functions in functions, statement blocks like for {} and if {}).
They can also be used to define initial values in array declarations.
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From what I’ve read online more people prefer using single quotes in JS.for internal strings and double for external - you can then distinguish internal constants from strings that are to be displayed to the user.
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| Profit factor | 0.63 | Expected payoff | -0.34 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -38.94 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 57.3 (312.09%) | ||
| Total trades | 114 | Profit trades (% of total) | 56 (49.12%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 58 (50.88%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 61 (50.82%) | Short positions (won %) | 53 (47.17%) | ||
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| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.6 | Duration in minutes | 3176 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.7 | Duration in minutes | 195.5 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 6.0 (5.88) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 5.0 (-6.61) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | -34.97 | Gross profit | 26.47 | Gross loss | -61.44 |
| Profit factor | 0.43 | Expected payoff | -0.57 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -35.62 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 35.46 (-22162.5%) | ||
| Total trades | 61 | Profit trades (% of total) | 31 (50.82%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 30 (49.18%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 2.13 | loss trade | -3.81 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.85 | loss trade | -2.05 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.06 | loss trade | -0.16 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 26.8 | stop loss in pips | -46.1 | |
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| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 6.0 (4.46) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 8.0 (-16.65) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | -3.32 | Gross profit | 37.65 | Gross loss | -40.97 |
| Profit factor | 0.92 | Expected payoff | -0.06 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -4.69 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 23.21 (125.32%) | ||
| Total trades | 53 | Profit trades (% of total) | 25 (47.17%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 28 (52.83%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 6.86 | loss trade | -3.07 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.51 | loss trade | -1.46 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.3 | loss trade | -0.22 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 71.4 | stop loss in pips | -32.2 | |
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| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.9 | Duration in minutes | 138.9 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 2.0 | ||
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by Analita SethCoco Chanel rightly said that simplicity is the keynote of all true elegance. Keeping their most elegant foot forward in the week gone by, we spotted some stunning numbers on our stylish divas in B-town. From perfect party wear to grand couture, the last week was a gala of dazzling looks. Scroll through and find out who wore what last week.
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A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Markus20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
richardt20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
It's kinda cute actually
meatspoon20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
Yeah
p.20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
vomit i am
meatspoon20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
I wanna hug him... but I am scared he will bite me or i will get scabies.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
proselytizing about KMD’s superiority
proselytizing about BTC’s inferiority (to nearly everything)
get it right
richardt20-Jul-19 12:50 PM
If we had more ComputerGenie's in the world, KMD would be worth much more
meatspoon20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
We would need millions of Genies tho. That sounds like.... too many.
designer20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
merchant has no choice but to collude with politicians in order to continue his business. In this process, the ostensible justice of users' rights and social values is thoroughly trampled on.
richardt20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
Yeah, but KMD would be like $100
meatspoon20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
Sounds like an irresponsible thing to do to humanity
richardt20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
I wouldn't mind
Tek20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
Jesus doesn't like genies; let's hang him
richardt20-Jul-19 12:51 PM
haha
designer20-Jul-19 12:52 PM
how will you win politics? public power is really scary.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 12:52 PM
Jesus doesn't like genies; let's hang him
Lies!!
I have 9 friends named Jesus and they all like me just fine
p.20-Jul-19 12:52 PM
the big fat #1 next to it seems so inferior
richardt20-Jul-19 12:52 PM
I call BS... nobody has 9 friends named Jesus
meatspoon20-Jul-19 12:52 PM
But they aren’t the real Jesus. They are just BTC jesuses.
richardt20-Jul-19 12:52 PM
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 12:53 PM
I call BS... nobody has 9 friends named Jesus
Seems you've never been to Texas
Tek20-Jul-19 12:53 PM
Too hot for me
CompuutaGeenlet
richardt20-Jul-19 12:54 PM
Now that I think about, maybe ComputerGenie was KMD's marketing strategy
designer20-Jul-19 12:55 PM
blockchain philosophy of decentralization is already seriously undermined. and the value of decentralization will be further diluted by the complex political interests of each country, the lure of commercialization, strengthened regulations and the entry of global companies into blockchain businesses.
Whether Satoshi Nakamoto wanted it or not, the U.S. and China would try to utilize Bitcoin in a way favorable to their countries and we would have to accept the order they designed.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 12:58 PM
maybe ComputerGenie was KMD's marketing strategy
there's no part of my involvement with rendering purchased merchandise pointless and swapping out a shield for an egg being fertilized
Markus20-Jul-19 12:58 PM
thought i read notary nodes were involved in voting for the logo?
richardt20-Jul-19 12:59 PM
I meant the part where you convince everyone to sell everything and buy KMD
that most important job
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 12:59 PM
thought i read notary nodes were involved in voting for the logo?
If we were, no one informed me, my 1st seeing of it was when it was announced that the website was updated
Markus20-Jul-19 01:00 PM
Ok
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:00 PM
I meant the part where you convince everyone to sell everything and buy KMD
I wouldn't even do that, why would I try to convince others to?
KMD has its place as do 100 other currencies
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:01 PM
Just not btc.
Or wait! Btc has its place in the dustbin of history, or something like that
Did I do that right?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:01 PM
BTC's place is in the pits of hell so that Bitcoin can return
My bad, I meant the part where you convince everyone to completely drop BTC and buy other currencies of your choosing, one of which happens to be KMD
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:02 PM
I love that @p. "blocks" me and then reads all my comments anyway
p.20-Jul-19 01:03 PM
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:04 PM
and buy other currencies of your choosing
Only 2 people even know of more than 1/2 of my coins of choosing, and the other one is my wife
p.20-Jul-19 01:04 PM
its a treat
like how stupid while tryng to sound smart will it be this time
Markus20-Jul-19 01:04 PM
probably only ecosystem coins
p.20-Jul-19 01:04 PM
who cares coin
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:05 PM
probably only ecosystem coins
I only hold any useful amount of 3 of those
feel free to guess again
Markus20-Jul-19 01:05 PM
kmd chips pirate
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:05 PM
2 out of 3 aint bad
richardt20-Jul-19 01:05 PM
Didn't know this was a guessing game
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:06 PM
Genie is just so playful.
richardt20-Jul-19 01:06 PM
plays well with others
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:06 PM
Didn't know this was a guessing game
yes, and if you guess correctly you get 1 WLC
richardt20-Jul-19 01:09 PM
I don't want WLC. Just want you to simply convince people to drop BTC and buy KMD, that's all. Is that too much to ask?
p.20-Jul-19 01:09 PM
yes
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:09 PM
He really needs to try harder.
And he needs to dial up the pretentiousness and haughty attitude. More of that makes arguments more convincing.
People need to be insulted into ditching btc
p.20-Jul-19 01:11 PM
....
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:11 PM
Just want you to simply convince people to drop BTC and buy KMD, that's all. Is that too much to ask?
Yes because it's not a do x then do y issue
it's an issue that
x =x
y=y
not
x>y
p.20-Jul-19 01:11 PM
but x is so much greater than y
u just dumb
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:11 PM
So... x<y?
And is x the grapes or the bananas? I am confused.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:12 PM
And is x the grapes or the bananas?
yes(edited)
richardt20-Jul-19 01:13 PM
apples = apples, bananas = bananas, apples not > than bananas or vice versa because people don't live in reality
something like that, I think
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:14 PM
It’s all coming together for me now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:15 PM
apples = apples, bananas = bananas, apples not > than bananas or vice versa because people don't live in reality
- people don't live in reality
+ in reality, some times people want banana pudding and some times people want an apple pie
(edited)
richardt20-Jul-19 01:16 PM
It makes more sense when you live in ComputerGenie's reality... so get there already, meatspoon!
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:16 PM
How did you get that footage of me?!
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I imagine Genie’s day to day being like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas... but with dialogue that is waaay less witty.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:19 PM
but with dialogue that is waaay less witty.
true, you do keep typing
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:19 PM
Zing!!
richardt20-Jul-19 01:21 PM
I wonder if Genie has nightmares about BTC at night
Or do dreams exist in his reality?
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:22 PM
Yeah, like it is pinning him down, slowly forcing its way inside him. He awakens screaming and strangely erect.
1
richardt20-Jul-19 01:27 PM
So BTC is like Genie's prison rapist
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:28 PM
Yeah. He is forced to share a cell with BTC. He does not get top bunk.
Malti20-Jul-19 01:30 PM
I miss the days that @siu - Chainmakers posts a lot of charts and occasionally @Hollowman9000 advertises his paid group instead of all this fighting
richardt20-Jul-19 01:31 PM
We're not fighting. I apologize if it seems that way
Just trying to envision Genie's reality, that's all
Malti20-Jul-19 01:34 PM
I used to try to do the same with other people in here, doesn’t work. I like genie in his own unique way
Other people can be blocked and then don’t be bothered
richardt20-Jul-19 01:35 PM
Guess I'm just a bit frustrated he hasn't been able to convince more people to dump BTC and get on-board KMD... I'll have to keep waiting I guess
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:36 PM
Sheesh, I was having fun. Seemed like everyone was. Comedically busting chops ain’t fighting.
1
Malti20-Jul-19 01:37 PM
I just want hollow graphics
This is trading ffs
Boating accident stories
Freedom
MURICA
meatspoon20-Jul-19 01:38 PM
I get the arguments about why btc is not perfect. But isn’t it still waaay better than the USD in many ways?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴20-Jul-19 01:38 PM
anyone that thinks that was "fighting" isn't ready for the interwebz and should definitely find their #safespace
Malti20-Jul-19 01:38 PM
I’m scared of kittens
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And I’m on my way to Ibiza to spend my mad KMD gains on multiple substances lol(edited)


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This system is the product of a great deal of frustration and hard examination of the way the world currently works. The primary objectives are to try and inspire others to work together to make a better world and to promote some deeper investigation in the coming years on how we may significantly extend life expectancy. It seems inevitable that social networking software will extend its reach in the not too distant future however the pace of change can often be frustratingly slow. The key thing that's required for change to happen is participation and sharing of ideas. The future really can be much better than the past.
Some sort of system seems necessary to support large scale collective decision making. Meeting functionality declines rapidly once a meeting exceeds about 20 participants and elections and surveys are also highly inefficient and unsatisfactory methods of decision making. An alternative approach where consensus is required to resolve an issue and we then start working on other issues seems a far more efficient and fun approach.
We will have a lot of decisions to make in the years ahead and it seems rather unfair and probably irresponsible to burden our leaders with all these responsibilities. If we all participate then we can feel involved and share in the challenge.
Potentially this is very important. Extending life expectancy and better sharing of resources has the potential to change billions of lives for the better. There would be new obligations placed on those with power and wealth to participate and share in the fun, however they could be well rewarded for doing so and it should not require coercion to bring them on board.
It will never be practical to hold a meeting of 7 billion people so we do need to look at alternative means to create some alignment on this planet. Alignment behind a credible global strategy is currently sadly lacking and this could be viewed as somewhat embarrassing.
No this differs from a survey tool in two key respects:
At present the system is being highly respectful of users privacy and the focus is on what is the correct decision, not who made the decision. This may be amended in later versions depending on the preferences of the design team. And everyone is welcome to join the design team.
It differs in a number of ways:
Yes this should be a great tool for any organisation with an enlightened and democratic leadership style as it helps empower the entire organisation and provides insight into areas of agreement and conflict. However more autocratic and control and command based organisations are unlikely to be interested in this tool.
Virtually all large corporations find a global strategy is helpful to maintain some sort of alignment of the activities they are undertaking. However the planet as a whole has no strategy and quite limited alignment. This typically results in countries seeking to out-compete each other and while this is clearly inefficient and wasteful it is not at all easy to prevent. Getting global visibilty of what people want and what is acceptable behaviour seems a necessary step forward that can then be used to apply pressure and monitor key individuals who appear to be acting in conflict with the agreed standards and strategy. We recognise that peer pressure may not be enough and hence we are looking to open up some discussion on the possibility of restrictions on access to new innovations in healthcare if people persist in defying consensus.
This has been considered and at present it is not offered as the vast majority of discussion postings start with a question. The purpose of the software is actually to organise actions to make the world better. While discussion is encouraged and there are features to discuss all resolved questions the recommendation is that if you want to discuss something then you should structure it as a question in order to establish if this is something that there is agreement about or not. Arguably many discussion forums would benefit from providing this more structured approach to resolving issues.


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Your guess is as good as ours.
Miso is a Python for S60 utility library, which was developed in the PDIS project at HIIT. The idea of the library is to provide simple utility functions and classes that are easy to implement using native Symbian OS resources, but which would be difficult or impossible to implement in pure Python.
The library consists of a single Symbian OS native dynamic link library that has a Python interface. We have tested it on S60 v2, v3 and v5 phones only, but don't know of any reason why it would fail to run on S60 v1 phones. We have found the library to build with a number of different Nokia S60 SDKs, using GCC, GCCE and MSVC 6.0 compilers. We have done both Windows and Linux hosted builds, with Nokia (on Windows), GnuPoc (on Linux), and sdk2unix (on Linux) style SDK installations, respectively.
Most of the Miso functionality has been around for a long time, and is thus reasonably well tested. We are not, however, too worried about adding (or removing) features of a more experimental nature.
The programs used to test Miso features also serve as example programs.
API documentation for the current (possibly unstable) version of Miso is available in both HTML and Python formats.
is_app_installed
function. There now is an S60 v5.0 build of
the py2
variant, which does away with an incompatibility warning during
installation. 3rd and 5th Edition builds are now against PyS60 2.0.0.
imp.load_dynamic
, now building
without a .py
wrapper—were not using it for pure Python
additions anyway. S60 v3.1 and v3.2 py2
variants now built for
PyS60 1.9.7.
have_process
(cf. kill_process
) and miso_version
functions.
stack_info
actually built in.
stack_info
function, inspired by LogMan and its RLogMan::StackInfo
function for logging stack usage. stack_info
may be useful when getting KERN-EXEC 3 panics, and wondering whether there is enough stack space.
CHWRMVibra
API for vibra functionality in 3rd edition builds.
Added kill_process
function.
Made initmiso
the only C++ export, also for GCCE builds.
For binaries, source, and documentation of older releases of Miso, see the older releases page.
A collection of release builds is available. The sisx
installation packages are signed, while the sis
ones are not. s60_3x
variants require signing, whereas s60_1x
and s60_2x
variants do not. The self
variants have maximum self-signed capabilities, while the dev
variants have maximum Symbian Open Signed capabilities. The py1
variants are for Python for S60 v1.3/v1.4, while the py2
variants are for Python for S60 v1.9/v2.0.
Note that we are supplying binaries built for a number of different S60 platform versions, despite all S60 releases except for 3rd Edition having so far retained—to an extent—binary compatibility. While most of the utilities in the library only make use of well-established APIs, and are thus likely to run on any somewhat binary compatible S60 device regardless of which build is being used, the library does have some platform specificity, to the extent that some functionality hasn't even been implemented for all versions of the S60 platform. To reduce the likelihood of incompatibilities, you're best off installing whichever SIS file is the closest match for your phone.
You may or may not find the changelog useful in trying to determine what has changed between releases.
A Git repository of the source code (with change history) is also available, hosted on GitHub at http://github.com/contextlogger/miso.
Depends on the Python for S60 runtime. Does not depend on non-public APIs or anything exotic. Python must be installed on the target device to run this software. The appropriate Python SDK plugin(s) must be installed on the development host to build this software.
The work was initiated in the PDIS project at HIIT.


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blackjok3r
04-Aug-19 08:27 PM
https://imgur.com/W93cp3n.png
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Markus
04-Aug-19 08:42 PM
bullish divergence on kmd 4h tho
mrtzmp3
04-Aug-19 08:50 PM
Lol nice rejection @898 cockblocked by 9k sell order at 910
Someone rich can snack this
blackjok3r
04-Aug-19 09:00 PM
waht this mean :
Det sagde hun også igår
not sure I can explain the meaning of unna
mrtzmp3
04-Aug-19 09:07 PM
@Markus
we back
Atleast temporarily
hyperDEX
04-Aug-19 09:14 PM
https://www.binance.com/en/trade/DENT_BTC
lol this....
mrtzmp3
04-Aug-19 09:19 PM
5min before btc rekt , kmd turns around
More like 30
mrtzmp3
04-Aug-19 09:41 PM
Lol
Bakkt probably gonna be bankrupted 5 minutes after entering this organic market
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Deleted User
04-Aug-19 10:26 PM
reKMD't :(
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p.
04-Aug-19 11:03 PM
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mrtzmp3
04-Aug-19 11:20 PM
Get real , worst rekt coin is 18
-18 %
But ok it rekt
It's still holding the valuechannel at 900
p.
04-Aug-19 11:38 PM
rekteded
ph03nix
04-Aug-19 11:45 PM
when fomodo
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Hollowman9000
05-Aug-19 12:06 AM
Never
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Bitcoin is all that matters
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Relevant tech will be forked if needed
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Oh your token? No need. I’m not trading BTC gold for alt poo, welcome to the big leagues kid, have a satoshi, make something of yourself
p.
05-Aug-19 12:08 AM
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mrtzmp3
05-Aug-19 12:09 AM
Whalebro pumps price from 2222 to 3800.
Tomcruisecontrol
05-Aug-19 03:44 AM
So anyone buying at this price?
p.
05-Aug-19 03:50 AM
what doesn't make sense
@actionslacks
Tomcruisecontrol
05-Aug-19 04:00 AM
random ass drop odesn't make sense
unless manipulation for hoarding
p.
05-Aug-19 04:04 AM
every alt is rekt
how the fekk is that random
Tomcruisecontrol
05-Aug-19 04:19 AM
kmd level rekt?
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Alexfrog
05-Aug-19 04:28 AM
nothing is as rekt as kmd
Zerkon21
05-Aug-19 04:30 AM
I don't know what is happening with kmd , but if it goed more under it will reach soon my stop loss limit
Which is sad, because the tech and team is very promising
Markus
05-Aug-19 04:31 AM
why would u have a stop loss this low
i can almost surely tell u that ur stop loss will get triggered at the bottom
its not worth to sell at this lvls
if u wanted to sell u would do it earlier not now
But its ur money ur choice
Enough if u look overall market condition if u exclude bitcoin
u will see ultimate rekt
what does that sign?
well since bitcoin goes up so quick now and alts keep suffering it means someone is pushing down alts to buy at extreme low prices
Zerkon21
05-Aug-19 04:37 AM
I really do hope so


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the PageNode for which PageNodeCurrently defines all currently
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returns the negated variants of PageElementCurrently's state check functions
Returns true if the specified HTML attribute of PageElement currently does not contain the expected value.
the specified HTML attribute of PageElement, consisting of the attribute's name and the value it is expected not to contain
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement currently does not contain the specified className.
the className which the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement is supposed not to contain
Returns true if the PageElement's actual direct text currently does not contain the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct text which is supposed not to be contained in the actual direct text
Returns true if the PageElement's actual HTML currently does not contain the expected HTML.
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement currently does not contain the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement is supposed not to contain
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement currently does not contain the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement is supposed not to contain
Returns true if the PageElement's actual text currently does not contain the expected text.
the expected text which is supposed not to be contained in the actual text
Returns true if PageElement currently does not exist.
Returns true if the HTML attribute with the specified attributeName of PageElement currently does not have any value.
the name of a PageElement's HTML attribute which is supposed not to have any value
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement currently does not have any className.
Returns true if the PageElement currently does not have any direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
Returns true if the PageElement currently does not have any HTML.
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement currently does not have any value.
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement currently does not have any value.
Returns true if the PageElement currently does not have any text.
Returns true if the specified HTML attribute of PageElement currently does not have the expected value.
the specified HTML attribute of PageElement, consisting of the attribute's name and the value it is expected not to have
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement currently does not have the specified className.
the className which the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement is supposed not to have
Returns true if the PageElement's actual direct text currently does not equal the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct text which is supposed not to equal the actual direct text
Returns true if the PageElement's actual HTML currently does not equal the expected HTML.
the expected HTML which is supposed not to equal the actual HTML
Returns true if - currently - the height of PageElement does not match the specified height or if PageElement's height deviates more than the specified tolerance from the specified height.
the expected height of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected height
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement currently does not have the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement is supposed not to have
Returns true if - currently - the location of PageElement does not match the specified coordinates or if its location deviates more than the specified tolerances from the specified coordinates.
the not-expected coordinates of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviations from the expected coordinates
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement currently does not have the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement is supposed not to have
Returns true if - currently - the size of PageElement does not match the specified size or if PageElement's size deviates more than the specified tolerances from the specified size.
the not-expected size of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviations from the expected size
Returns true if the PageElement's actual text currently does not equal the expected text.
the expected text which is supposed not to equal the actual text
Returns true if - currently - the width of PageElement does not match the specified width or if PageElement's width deviates more than the specified tolerance from the specified width.
the expected width of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected width
Returns true if - currently - the x-location of PageElement does not match the specified x-location or if PageElement's x-location deviates more than the specified tolerance from the specified x-location.
the not-expected x-location of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected x-location
Returns true if - currently - the y-location of PageElement does not match the specified y-location or if PageElement's y-location deviates more than the specified tolerance from the specified y-location.
the not-expected y-location of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected y-location
Returns true if PageElement is currently not checked.
Returns true if PageElement is currently not enabled.
Returns true if PageElement is currently not selected.
Returns true if PageElement is currently not visible.
Checks if the actual
value contains the expected
value and writes both values into this._lastDiff
.
the value expected to be contained in the actual value
the actual value expected to contain the expected value
Checks if the actual
value has/equals the expected
value and writes both values into this._lastDiff
.
the expected value
the actual value
Checks if actual
has any value and writes actual
into this._lastDiff
.
the actual value
Checks if the actual value lies within a given tolerance of the expected value.
the actual value from the browser
the expected value or 0 if expected was smaller than 0
the tolerance or 0 if tolerance was smaller than 0
Stores the values of actual
and expected
into this._lastDiff
as strings.
an actual value
an expected value
Returns true if the specified HTML attribute of PageElement currently contains the expected value.
the specified HTML attribute of PageElement, consisting of the attribute's name and the value it is expected to contain
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement currently contains the specified className.
the className which the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement is supposed to contain
Returns true if the PageElement's actual direct text currently contains the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct text which is supposed to be contained in the actual direct text
Returns true if the PageElement's actual HTML currently contains the expected HTML.
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement currently contains the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement is supposed to contain
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement currently contains the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement is supposed to contain
Returns true if the PageElement's actual text currently contains the expected text.
the expected text which is supposed to be contained in the actual text
Returns true if PageElement currently exists.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the function exists
in PageElement and its currently
,
wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current value of PageElement's HTML attribute with the passed attribute name.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getAttribute
, hasAttribute
, containsAttribute
and hasAnyAttribute
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
the name of the HTML attribute whose current value should be returned
Returns the current value of PageElement's 'class' HTML attribute.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getClass
, hasClass
, containsClass
and
hasAnyClass
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns PageElement's current 'containsDirectText' status.
A PageElement's 'containsDirectText' status is set to true if its actual direct text contains the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct text used in the comparison which sets the 'containsDirectText' status
Returns PageElement's current 'containsText' status.
A PageElement's 'containsText' status is set to true if its actual text contains the expected text.
the expected text used in the comparison which sets the 'containsText' status
Returns PageElement's current direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getDirectText
, hasDirectText
,
containsDirectText
and hasAnyDirectText
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns true if PageElement currently exists.
Returns PageElement's current HTML.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getHTML
, hasHTML
, containsHTML
and
hasAnyHTML
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns PageElement's current 'hasAnyDirectText' status.
A PageElement's 'hasAnyDirectText' status is set to true if it has any direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
Returns PageElement's current 'hasAnyText' status.
A PageElement's 'hasAnyText' status is set to true if it has any text.
Returns PageElement's current 'hasDirectText' status.
A PageElement's 'hasDirectText' status is set to true if its actual direct text equals the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct text used in the comparison which sets the 'hasDirectText' status
Returns PageElement's current 'hasText' status.
A PageElement's 'hasText' status is set to true if its actual text equals the expected text.
the expected text used in the comparison which sets the 'hasText' status
Returns the current height of PageElement in pixels.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getHeight
, hasHeight
, containsHeight
and hasAnyHeight
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current value of PageElement's 'id' HTML attribute.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getId
, hasId
, containsId
and
hasAnyId
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns true if PageElement is currently enabled.
Returns true if PageElement is currently visible.
Returns the current location of PageElement in pixels.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getLocation
, hasLocation
, containsLocation
and hasAnyLocation
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current value of PageElement's 'name' HTML attribute.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getName
, hasName
, containsName
and
hasAnyName
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current size of PageElement in pixels.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getSize
, hasSize
, containsSize
and hasAnySize
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns PageElement's current text.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getText
, hasText
, containsText
and
hasAnyText
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current width of PageElement in pixels.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getWidth
, hasWidth
, containsWidth
and hasAnyWidth
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current X-location of PageElement in pixels.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getX
, hasX
, containsX
and hasAnyX
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns the current Y-location of PageElement in pixels.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the functions getY
, hasY
, containsY
and hasAnyY
in PageElement and its currently
, wait
and eventually
APIs.
Returns true if the HTML attribute with the specified attributeName of PageElement currently has any value.
the name of a PageElement's HTML attribute which is supposed to have any value
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement currently has any className.
Returns true if the PageElement currently has any direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
Returns true if the PageElement currently has any HTML.
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement currently has any value.
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement currently has any value.
Returns true if the PageElement currently has any Text.
Returns true if the specified HTML attribute of PageElement currently has the expected value.
the specified HTML attribute of PageElement, consisting of the attribute's name and the value it is expected to have
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement currently has the specified className.
the className which the HTML attribute 'class' of PageElement is supposed to have
Returns true if the PageElement's actual direct text currently equals the expected direct text.
A direct text is a text that resides on the level directly below the selected HTML element. It does not include any text of the HTML element's nested children HTML elements.
the expected direct text which is supposed to equal the actual direct text
Returns true if the PageElement's actual HTML currently equals the expected HTML.
the expected HTML which is supposed to equal the actual HTML
Returns true if - currently - the height of PageElement matches the specified height or if PageElement's height deviates no more than the specified tolerance from the specified height.
the expected height of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected height
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement currently has the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'id' of PageElement is supposed to have
Returns true if - currently - the location of PageElement matches the specified coordinates or if its location deviates no more than the specified tolerances from the specified coordinates.
the expected coordinates of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviations from the expected coordinates
Returns true if the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement currently has the specified value.
the value which the HTML attribute 'name' of PageElement is supposed to have
Returns true if - currently - the size of PageElement matches the specified size or if PageElement's size deviates no more than the specified tolerances from the specified size.
the expected size of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviations from the expected size
Returns true if the PageElement's actual text currently equals the expected text.
the expected text which is supposed to equal the actual text
Returns true if - currently - the width of PageElement matches the specified width or if PageElement's width deviates no more than the specified tolerance from the specified width.
the expected width of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected width
Returns true if - currently - the x-location of PageElement matches the specified x-location or if PageElement's x-location deviates no more than the specified tolerance from the specified x-location.
the expected x-location of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected x-location
Returns true if - currently - the y-location of PageElement matches the specified y-location or if PageElement's y-location deviates no more than the specified tolerance from the specified y-location.
the expected y-location of PageElement
used to calculate the maximal allowed deviation from the expected y-location
Returns true if PageElement is currently checked.
Overwriting this function affects the behavior of the function isChecked
in PageElement and its currently
,
wait
and eventually
APIs.
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Report: Chelsea join Liverpool and Tottenham in race for Wigan striker Joe Gelhardt
Joe Gelhardt has just signed a new Wigan deal.
by Jay WilliamsThe chase for Wigan Athletic striker Joe Gelhardt is hotting up.
According to The Daily Star, Gelhardt is now a target for Chelsea. Frank Lampard has joined Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and others in pursuit of the teenage striker.
Manchester City, Manchester United and Everton have also been monitoring Gelhardt. The 17-year-old recently signed a new contract with Wigan but the Latics already face a battle to keep him.
Despite his young age, Gelhardt is already in and around the first-team. He has played seven senior matches, all off the bench, and he scored his maiden professional goal this season.
Gelhardt found the net with an equaliser against Hull City in the Championship. He also scored against Liverpool in a recent youth team game so his talent is not going unnoticed.
It looks like the England U18 striker might get a big move in the near future unless Wigan can keep him. Wigan value Gelhardt at £5m, plus add-ons.
TBR’s view
Liverpool have a clear advantage in this race as Gelhardt is a boyhood fan. He was born in Liverpool and supported the Reds. But Chelsea have a good relationship with Wigan so that could work in their favour.
After signing a new contract, Gelhardt needs to decide where he will develop. At Wigan, he is getting game time so it might be wise to stay put for a while.
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Good afternoon.
I thought it was gonna be good afternoon hot stuff.
Well, I just can't, you know, do everything you ask. Otherwise, you'll be spoiled.
Good afternoon to you. How are you?
I'm good. How are you?
You know something very good.
My neck hurts.
Why is your neck hurt?
Um, because I looked funny this morning in the shower.
Well, that's how it arrived.
Maybe you never looked funny in the shower. He always looked fine.
I looked in the wrong direction quickly or something and I pinched it.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
And Ron, since out of town.

That's right.
Well, I'm really sorry.
I'll pray for your neck.
Jesus.
You heal as your neck right now.
That's that.
How's it feel?
It's still kind of stuck.
Sorry.
Well, I'll practice my 19 later.
All right.
Well, last week we had Jeff dollars a stand in.
Yes.
Did you listen to him?
I did.
I thought it was hysterical.
Yeah.
It was really good.
We got great feedback.
Thank you, everybody who, who emailed us sing.
And you love Jeff Daller.
I think he was a little nervous.
I think he, he arrived and was super relieved when he found out it was
microphones only for some odd reason.
He thought it was a video podcast.
Did he dress differently?
He did.
Yeah.
He was all dressed up ready to go.
You're kidding.
No, that's so bad.
But Jeff Daller, we love you.
He's off to Romania tomorrow.
Yeah, for a couple of weeks.
I'm how was St. Louis it was awesome. We relieved to come home and find that the kids were not in fact tattooed pierced or
Their hair is cut their hair was kept. I was
It was so nice to come home and squish them. I had a great time. They're amazing ladies
What was your highlight? Give me top two highlights?
well
Haha, number one number two been a whole week, you know
My mind is just probably one of the highlights would be the
Professing over the ladies like the team that went this year was just
Amazing and just really apparently very very accurate and stuff. So the ladies were all sort of going oh my gosh
It was amazing and my second highlight would have to be that there is the best Thai restaurant in
Columbia
What is it Missouri?
Missouri. Yeah, Missouri. Really? Or maybe it's Illinois. Was I an Illinois? I was an Illinois.
Yeah, it's really good Thai food. We went twice.
Retreat food? No. I'm the kids survived. Yes. They did survive. You did a wonderful job.
Say that again, but louder. They did survive. You did a wonderful job.
Why do you sound like Mark DePond right now, you were to... Well, I just thought you needed
something extra. We had a fun week. We surprised last minute we're teaching at the school because
our dear friend Steve Long, who was supposed to be speaking on healing ironically was sick.
We shouldn't laugh because when this happened to us it's the worst.  And yeah, he was supposed to be flying in on
Sunday and on Saturday. He just said, "I've only got the flu or something, but generally
a week and postponed. So we taught in the prophetic school this week.
It was really good. Yeah. They were super awesome.
They were on it. They were really, um, yeah,
I was surprised how fast they picked it up.
Tell the story of the one kid who quinton. Yeah. What happened?
He, um, so we were doing the game where everybody faces forward,
like they're facing towards me and there's a line of 10 people in that line.
And, um,
they're not allowed to see who comes and stands behind them.
So you get 10 people stand blind behind them.
And so, and then I said, you know,
ask the Lord for a Bible character
that this person is most like,
and what about that Bible character?
- Right.
- And so, but they never see who's behind them
until after they're finished prophesying.
So I come along with a mic.
And so, Quentin was like,
"I keep getting Ruth, but then I keep hearing Rachel.
"But I think it's Ruth, I'm just prophesying over Ruth,
"but I keep hearing Rachel.

It's almost like the person standing behind him,
right?
Who he can't see.
Right.
So he just begins to describe the life of Rachel and say that
Ruth.
Oh, sorry, begins to describe the life of Ruth.
Yeah.
And applying that to the person standing behind him.
Yes.
OK, I'm with you.
And then so, but they don't get to see who it is.

So he turns around and the girl that he was processing over was named Rachel.
So it's just kind of funny because it's like he was getting her name.
I love that.
I absolutely love it.
Yeah.
Our kids are on fall break.
They are.
And they're a little bit excited about that.
That's an interesting challenge to our week.
Does it?
Well, we're not on fall break.
No, we're not.
So maybe we'll get the kids to come and teach at the school this week.
Yeah, what could they teach on?
Legos.
We ended up going out this morning to gentry farm if you live in Nashville/Franklin.
Um, all right.
In the surrounding area.
If you haven't been to gentry farms, it's a great place to lose your children for a couple hours.
Go on.
Go play in the corn maze.
We'll see when you come out.
But it's a working form.
There's cows, there's.
Stuff.
And you wander around anyway.
The kids love that stuff.
Don't know stuff.
Yeah.
Goats.
You know, it's crazy.
It's like it's been my photo library for a tidy up.
such as the thing I do in my day off.
And I realized that a year ago today, we were out with my parents at
gentry for yep.
So we took some pictures today to recreate those floor shoots a year
later.
It's funny because now I'm Jake and Stan did not sit.
Yeah, he wouldn't sit.
Do you know what was the moment of glory and hallelujah was for me this week?
What we finished all 30.
Hallelujah.
But you told that our podcast listeners that you wanted to keep going for another 30
two days. Do you want to update them on that?
I didn't tell them I was going to. I said, the thought passed through my mind. And like
all thoughts I took at captain to Christ and beat it.
Really? Well, so here's the thing. We finished a whole 30 for those of you who are not familiar
with Whole 30. You commit to eating a very restricted diet for 30 days, which basically has no sugar,
no butter, no dairy, no fun. And the idea is that detox is your body helps.
anti-inflammatory.
- Helps inflammation go out the throat.
What else is high in nutrients?
- Yeah.
- And actually, you know, for all the crazy stuff
we've done, it's not bad at all.
It's actually remarkably simple.
He said, "I haven't finished it."
- I've come up with some recipes
that I would keep making that I think are amazing.
- Really tasty.
It's easy to do eating out.
We finished it and the idea is that you're not allowed
to weigh yourself, which is fine and never do.
Not have to weigh yourself for 30 days
and you take some measurements.
What did you lose in 30 days?
- Just six pounds.
Well eight pounds well that's this week we stopped them we've finished Tuesday and I've lost another two pounds since Tuesday well but that's because I'm just pretty much still eating that way right.
Unlike me who finished and was like where's the ball of root beer.
No I'm kidding I mean I'm drunk any root beer.
But you thought about having a lot of love a month twelve pounds on it but I don't think the goal is necessarily weight loss is it no it's to feel better is more you feel better.
I lost an inch and a half everywhere.

I got my tummy.
That's right.
I mean, waste.
Tummy waste.
Anyway, I lost an inch and a half.
You know what I ate?
My big revelation of all is that sugar makes me grumpy.
I think I knew that before.
Right.
But I don't think I realized what a difference it makes.
So I was, I wouldn't say grumpy on the whole 30.
I was frustrated I didn't get to eat sugar.
And there was quite a bit of whining about that.
Wasn't whining.
It was considered into session.
Oh, OK.
But what I did notice is when I started eating last couple of days, sugar,
and I haven't gone overboard, maybe like nine or 10 cookies a day.
But what I've realized is afterwards, I am just irritable and grumpy, which is
making me think that maybe I need to do a whole 30 again.
Because I don't think I go over the sugar hump.
Despite the fact that I have an autism for 30 days.
You made paleo cookies to celebrate getting over.

They're delicious.
They really are.
They are good.
What was the thing that you made last night that was anything but delicious?
Well, it was some sort of chocolate mousse recipe.
But it was neither chocolatey nor moussey.
Well, it was chocolatey, but it just had, it tasted kind of grainy.
tastes like sand because there's flaxseed in it.
Flaxseed, the choice of all the grapes.
Of course, I mean, I have six of them left in the fridge.
So any visitors coming over are going to be given that as their dessert.
You know what else is awesome?
That has nothing to do with us other than the fact that's awesome.
And we know her.
Danielle, how's and she is awesome and her cultivate boldness career in Atlanta this weekend,
not content with taking a team of women to New York City a couple of months ago.
Danielle is in Atlanta this weekend.
If you haven't visited CultivateBoldness.com, I'd really encourage you to do so.
It's just this incredible initiative of Danielle just to go and spread the goodness of God
everywhere through prophetic words, encouraging words, acts of service and physical healing.
So she basically just takes teams of people everywhere.
She runs our ministry here at Ammonate called "Fryton Out Lights" where basically people
go out onto the street, they ask God for words of knowledge and then go find the people
that they had the words for.
It's amazing.
I have to test me.
So I've been thrilled.
I've been following her Instagram this weekend and just watching what's happened.
It's absolutely awesome.
Very cool.
Um, this week love, I would love to talk about my, I say this every, it's my favorite topic,
but I'd like to talk about hit to the deal, which is obviously an acronym for.
That's a pretty clever one.
Wow.
It's so catchy.
It's, I'm sure it's just stuck in everybody's head.
to you.
I heard baby, baby, baby, baby, baby.
Which stands for how to be utterly awesome in everyday life.
How to be only awesome.
You are just content to have jingles.
Yeah.
Okay.
Our friendship Judd, I remember, and he's just this complete dispenser of wisdom.
But I remember one day he kind of made this off the cuff remark where he was, I forget
what we were talking about, whether we're talking about bad behavior by Christians or
I don't remember, but he just said, you know, surely one of the side effects of the
anointing of God is that we become nicer people. I know what it was. I think I'd given the
example of this very, very, I don't know why I said that, very important quote unquote
Christian author and public speaker that our friend was running the green room for and
this person finished speaking was very inspirational to sat down and it asked somebody in the green
room for a bottle of ice cold water. And when given a room temperature of water, he took
a sip of it and threw it across the room and angrily said, "I want an ice cold water!"
And so we were talking about the dichotomy of how you can go out on stage and then private
impact the lives of thousands of people and then in public impact the lives of thousands
of people, but then in private, be an absolute jerk.
And so my definition of awesomeness would probably change, but anyway, it's remarkable
feats of character that display the attributes of Jesus when no one's looking.
Would be good definition of awesomeness.
Give me some examples of awesomeness you've witnessed in other people's lives.
Well, honestly, I think there's simple awesomeness, like awesome parents, parents that just,
They're available for their kids, they're patient, they're kind, they manage them when
they're unmanageable, that kind of stuff.
I think that's awesome.
Because I think that nobody else is looking then.
It's just you and your kids, but you can tell kids that they're being loved and parented
at home and kids that are not.
Right.
And it's very difficult to be consistently brilliant with your kids.
Oh, it's so hard.
It is.
It is.
amazed when I see parents who not only do it, but have done it for a long period of time.
And then some of them even keep their own houses clean. It's amazing.
Yeah, that's a sign and a wonder. That is for sure. Yeah.
There's this great verse in Jeremiah 9, which is long been a favorite verse of mine.
In Jeremiah 9 verse 23 says this, this is what the Lord says, "Let none of the wise boast of their
wisdom, or the strong boast of their strength, or the rich boast of the riches, but let the one who
boasts boast about this. They have the understanding to know me that I am the Lord who exercises kindness, justice and righteousness on earth. For in these I delight declares the Lord. I love that because what the Lord would deem
Most worthy is not wisdom, which he loves.
And it's not strength, which isn't
impressing him or wealth and riches.
But this understanding that you can know and know God and know what he's like.
And I would imagine behave accordingly.
Yeah.
Most surely that changes you.
I remember, you know, Lyle Phillips, who we just think is phenomenal from
Iris Nashville.
I remember he was speaking at the more conference and he said this.
He said, this is about what you may think.
The last thing people notice about you is your great anointing.
Learn to be nice.
There's something wonderful about seeing brilliant people behave meekly.
Yeah, for sure.
For sure there is.
And I mean, we know lots of brilliant people that are meek.
I think that's what makes them brilliant.
Yeah, or contribute to their brilliance for sure.
Because they're, you know, we know as people who are wise and strength and are wealthy.
the ones that are meek are somehow more exceptional. You know, Michael W. Smith, I think it was in the Holy Ghost movie.
Remember him saying, you know, we've got two prayers. One is to never ever be offended by anyone else again. I think that's an amazing prayer.
Yeah.

Yeah. It's really easy.
Yeah. And I think when that happens, you remove or you withdraw from your awesomeness, anointing.
Talk to me about some of your heroes and tell me why they, why they, your heroes.
Gosh.
Well, like John and Carol would be two of my heroes.
For many reasons.
For many, many reasons.
For many, many reasons.
When you've seen them be awesome.
I've seen them be awesome at home and on a stage and I think what makes them the most
awesome is that they're the same people, no matter whether they're with one person
or in front of 7,000.
That's just who they are and they just really are that real and love God and you know they're
just incredible.
Is that enough of an explanation?
Was it enough of an explanation?
I remember one time being in a church with John and Carol when I traveled with him.
This was a very famous church for its area.
I remember the senior pastor loved having John and Carol in, and of course the Holy
Spirit went everywhere.
The associate pastor did not like having John and Carol come in.
Whether it was he didn't like John and Carol's teaching or didn't like the theology or didn't
like the Holy Spirit messing up his church.
I have no idea why.
He was furious and he was livid.
I remember the senior pastor telling John, I remember over here in the conversation,
he's not happy.
John's response was brilliant.
He was like, "Well, maybe I can take him out for lunch and answer some of his questions."
John's first response wasn't to rebuke the guy or condemn the guy or shame the guy.
It was, "Oh, there's clearly some misunderstanding.
Maybe if I just take him out for lunch, we can sort that out."
That all was stuck with me.
the way that John would handle his critics and the way that they're just so gracious.
I remember another time, I remember the other time we were at a big conference with John
and one of the intercessors came in and they were freaked out and they told John and Carol,
"We've just found animal sacrifices around the building, there's sateness in the building
tonight and there's witches and they've come to curse the service and what do we do?"
And John's response is like, "That's wonderful!"
And you could see people like, "Wow, why is it wonderful that witches are here in our meetings?"
And John was like, "Well, maybe they'll get saved tonight.
How exciting."
And again, he never met anger with anger.
He never met, you know, he'd never respond with frustration.
I was always amazed at the grace that he would respond with.
Yeah.
It was just exceptional in that.
Yeah.
Even when people said that stuff that wasn't true about Toronto, it was still really gracious.
I was also thinking about, I think there's more than once where Carol has been stopped
coming into the building at a conference by one of the new students who didn't know who
Carol was because she wasn't wearing her name badge.
She never got upset or said, "Do you know who I am?"
She'd either go and find her name badge or somebody would bring her in.
She was never upset.
She was like, "They're doing what we've asked them to do and it doesn't matter to me that
they don't know who I am."
I mean, I've seen people that all of a sudden this hottiness comes on them like, how dare
you stop me or, you know, right?
I don't know.
I just, I think they're amazing.
You know, Proverbs 1911 says this, a person's wisdom yields patience.
It is to one's glory to overlook an offense.
I'm often amazed how offended I get on behalf of a person who's overlooking an
offense.
So Jeff Dollar, for example, I've just seen him constantly overlook legitimate offenses,
you know, where people have done or said things about him that are completely untrue.
And yet rather than exerting energy to fix that or defend himself, he'll just extend
grace.
And I think that's amazing.
I'm not sure how.
How good I am at that.
I don't know.
I mean, I don't mean I don't know for you.
I mean, I don't know for either.
- But it's amazing.
It's an amazing gift to not defend yourself.
I remember reading about Mike Bickle,
who again is another one of my heroes,
just in terms of his character,
in terms of his commitment to the Lord,
in terms of his commitment to reflect
and exercise character that is in line with Jesus.
I remember when the world was writing about him
the Kansas City Prophets that he didn't defend himself. He said, "Hey, guys, this is free
research. First of all, let's just check and see if any of their criticisms are true."
It's like, "What's our person handled that?" And even when accusations were brought against
him by people who were at fault, he didn't expose their fault. I think that's remarkable.
Then there's people who've made just tremendous sacrifice.

I mean, I think, I don't know, maybe this is naive, but I think you have to be built
a certain way to be able to be a missionary.
You have to have a certain personality type and be a go-getter and probably not be intimidated
by much and like the outdoors and that sort of thing.

You're not complaining about it.
It's amazing.
Absolutely.
I mean, about a lot of the women in our, in Ammonate, they're all just crazy for Jesus.
Yeah.

I just think it's remarkable.
It is remarkable.
You got Rebecca and Uganda running a whole orphanage in a school and feeding how many
children I've had to do.
I don't know.
Thousands.
You've got Shelly over in Cambodia.
You've got Tetra over in Mozambique.
And I'm sure I'm forgetting others.
But just all these young women who just have decided to just get up and follow Jesus and
I think it's remarkable.
Absolutely amazing.
Tell me some things that you, some character attributes you see in people that you think
incredible. Sorry, I was mid-yawn. It's so hard to stop in the
middle. It's contagious. Sorry. Sorry, some character attributes that I
think are what amazing. You've seen lives of people. Boldness.
Good. Being able to love well.
I think meekness is amazing.
Like people display meekness and humility.
I think that's incredible.
How about faith?
People that just believe in the face of adversity, believe in the face of whatever it is.
They're just hanging on to God for all their worth.
What about teachableness?
Yeah.
That's a hard one, isn't it?
Most people don't value teachableness.
Right.
I think somewhere along the line we think that if you're mature, you no longer need
to learn anything.
Right, which is hysterical.
Which is really a struggle, but some of my most favorite people are people who are constantly
humbling themselves to learn.

And I'm just like, what?
I don't drugs.
But I think it's because they are so teachable.
They're so pliable to the Holy Spirit and they're so hungry for all things God that they
don't act like they've arrived anywhere.
There's something about good manners too.
I think it was John Sanford that said, "Curtise is the hallmark of the kingdom of heaven,"
which I thought was really interesting phrase.
but sincere good manners are amazing. Our friend Rogers, whenever we'd go see him,
I noticed after a while he would always, whenever I'd be with him, whether a restaurant or his house
or at go see him in his office, when I would say goodbye, he would always walk me to his
off the property, he'd always walk me to my car. One day I commented on that and he just smiled
and he said, "You know, I had a mentor who would always do that and I always realized he did it."
and I remembered how amazing it made me feel.
So I thought, I'm going to start doing it for other people.

I was going to say the king of Sheba, but that's not how it works.
No, no, it doesn't.
John Paul Jackson said this,
"Rudeness is the weak man's form of strength."
"Rudeness is the weak man's form of strength."
That's a defense mechanism, isn't it?
To quote Lyle again, he said, and he was quoting somebody called to swore Gary.
I don't know who that is, but anyway, Lyle quoting that person said, "This good
manners without sincerity are like a beautiful dead lady."
Oh, God.
Quite the image there.
Very nice.
Bill Johnson.
Yes.
I mean, Bill is just awesome.
Just in terms of his wisdom, in terms of his walk with the Lord, in terms of, you
You know, all the people I know who know him really well, I've never ever heard anything
critical about Bill.
Yeah, me neither.
I just think that in itself is test-oriented.
But I love his tweets.
I mean, he's got some just amazing wisdom.
I favor it this one.
He said, "We are our dumbest when we think we know the motives of another."
Right.
Oh, my gosh.
Isn't that so true?
We're absolutely convinced we know the motives of other people.
They did this because of that.

So when you watch people pause and not walk in that, that's awesome, I think.
Yeah.
Choose to believe the best about other people.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's exhausting.
We wrote an article a while back where we had a teaching where we noticed four things that
were consistently present in the lives of awesome people.
And in order, I mean, no particular order.
The first one was humility.
Yeah.
People who were humble, absolutely contributed to their awesomeness factor.
People who are patient and in their patients therefore were persistent and not dissuaded
was amazing.
People who are hard workers, there's something glorious about hard work.
There is, you feel like you've accomplished something.
I love it.
I absolutely love working hard.
I really, really derive great satisfaction from that.
But again, all the people I know who are awesome, they have that.
Work ethic.
They have an amazing work ethic and they work hard.
Yeah.
You know who two of my most amazing people that I know are is,
and you know them better than I do, but Kristin, Jason Wendell.
Yeah, I was thinking about them earlier.
They're amazing.
Yeah, they're fantastic.
People who don't know Kristin, Jason, describe them.
They're attributes and who they are and what they do.
Oh, this is tricky.
Well, Krista is a bottle of life, basically.
She is very intelligent, very prophetic, very kind, extremely loving.
Like she's just, Jason got the package deal.
But she's also in the midst of all of that, she's super healed up.
She is super healed up.
Yeah.
I would say she's probably a first language responder.
I'm not sure I'd have to check with her.
But yeah, really healed up.

- I would say so.

- Yeah, and on top of that, they're great parents.
- On top of that, they're both exceptionally good-
- Yes, they are.
- Like what the heck is with that?
- I know, that's not-
- Share the wealth, Jesus.
It's like just deposit.

I think even to how they've navigated living in night, Robie and, you know,
all of the fighting that's been going on, you know, gunshots outside their door
and all that kind of stuff and they're still choosing to stay where God's put
them.
But dear Lord, we are surrounded by awesome people.
Yes, we are.
I mean, literally we could just run down the roll decks of people that we love.
And you could just point out all the things that are awesome.
Everybody is awesome.
I think it's amazing.
I don't know the words.
That is never any reason for you to stop trying, darling.
I'm trying to see if there's anything else I scribbled down that I thought about.
What about Ben? He's awesome.
Ben Farley.
Yes.
I don't know a person who is more enduring in their pursuit and presence of joy than Ben
Farley.
Amazing.
So we have a dear friend, many of you will know Ben, but he has the, I think this is
right, the rarest form of cancer in America.
And I remember the day I met him, I met him at Grace Center on Sunday morning, one Sunday
morning.
in the prayer line and he came up and said, "Well, you need prayer for it."

He came and it was a student at the school of supernatural life and then came back as a small group leader and was on staff with us.
And he was a riot.
It's a riot.
It's a whole riot.
You would never have known he had cancer at all.
Yeah.
Ben shows up in a room and the party has arrived.
That's right.
It's a party in a package.
So just even watching Ben persevere with cancer and watching him, even this week when we went
to see him, the nurses were just like, "One of the nurses said, 'I wish my son had faith like you.'"
And so Ben grabs the nurses hand and is just like, "Well, let's pray for your son right now."
And that's what Ben's like. He's just constantly extending love and
efforting the goodness of God for other people.
Yeah.
Ben's amazing.
Yeah.
And even being in the hospice, he's managing the keep his, you know,
he was cracking some jokes when we were there a couple of days ago, whatever.
We're like, just, I don't know anybody like him.
No, amazing.
Well, there you go, babe.
We've rambled and we thought about awesomeness.
Um, many closing thoughts before we go.
Um, we're going to wild ginger.
Yeah, we're going for.
for dinner.

We'd love you to watch the services if you can't be here in person, but it's going to be amazing.
We super really, it's going to be amazing.

And go and be awesome.
Go and be awesome in the name of Jesus.
Bye bye. Bye.
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