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Just as the behaviour of addition is made clear by
addition tables in elementary school, so the behaviour of other verbs
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I’m currently a technician in Dr. Vaughn Cooper’s lab studying adaptive history of a long term experimental evolution of B. cenocepacia. I received my Master's working in Vaughn's lab in the summer of 2012.
Interests and research questions:
What are the evolutionary steps toward building a stable ecological community from a founding clone?
When adapting to a specific environment, are there many ways to improve or will replicate communities follow a parallel evolutionary trajectory?
Using metagenomics of evolving populations to track beneficial alleles over time.
A major interest and ongoing effort of mine is figuring out why certain physiological changes that occur during an evolution result in a selective advantage. Does epistasis occur in genotypes with multiple mutations or does each mutation act alone?
What are the evolutionary dynamics between any two long-lasting genetic variants an a stable ecological community?
Clonal interference?
Cooperation?
Niche displacement?
How do bottlenecks and different selective regimes influence the origin and maintenance of genetic diversity?
How much genetic hitchhiking occurs in the progress of a selective sweep? Does a sweep of any fixed allele rely on subsequent selectively advantageous variation in order to take over a population or does variation exist on a fixed background as a result of the fixed allele?
Do any two isolates with similar phenotypes and/or genetic mutations behave in a similar manner in the community they arose in? Are they in competition or do they occupy separate niches?


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KnownError
public enum KnownError : LocalizedError
Enumerates all potentials errors that Siren can handle.
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Error retrieving trackId as the JSON does not contain a ‘trackId’ key.
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Error retrieving App Store data as JSON results were empty. Is your app available in the US? If not, change the
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Error retrieving App Store data as an error was returned.
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case appStoreDataRetrievalFailure(underlyingError: Error?)
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Error parsing App Store JSON data.
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case appStoreJSONParsingFailure(underlyingError: Error)
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case appStoreVersionArrayFailure
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case currentVersionReleaseDate
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The localized description for each error handled by Siren.
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imf-reg-api Home
This is the the demo API server and reference code. Documentation is on github `DPP URL to be inserted`.
The Menu above lets you test out how the API works and to see what responses and headers you
might expect. Please post any issues to `Issue url for DPP`. All the menus are available When
installed on a local machine. If you're using the cloud instance, then some of the menus may
be disabled for security or to be nice to other users.
* **API Demo** lets you play with the API
* Buttons will appear that let you query, add and delete assets
* It should be difficult to break the installation using the buttons
* The urls are displayed with each call. You can write your own code to hit
those endpoints and you should get the same responses
* The online version of the app **WILL** allow you to delete assets with
your own code. There may be other users testing at the same time, so
bear in mind that strange results might be because someone else in the
world is playing with the database.
* The database might be reset at any moment by someone hitting the
crawl button. Please don't abuse the system or it will be taken down
* If you are running the demo code locally then you should get consistent results
* **Crawl FS** allows you to crawl a file system and populate a database
* The crawl functionality will crawl the IMF resouces in the folders
specified in `config/mode.json`.
* By default the database will load the small test files supplied with
the demo software for testing purposes.
* When the database is populated with resources you can fire queries from
the _API Demo_ page to test everything is working.
* **Admin** - allows returning information and other setup functions
* Info will tell you general configuration of the app
* dB-info will tell you the database plugin that is running
* RESET DATABASE might be visible and will allow you to delete the database
and recreate a brand new empty one
If you're going to develop with the software then look at the supplied
README.md and be sure to run the test suite before hacking away.
If you're just going to use the software to test out no-file-name workflows
then update config.json to point at a folder of IMF assets and off you go.


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This course is an introduction to the image analysis software ImageJ. It was first given at the Université catholique de Louvain in Spring 2017 for the ACELI Training Sessions.
Guillaume Lobet and Xavier Draye


I am experienced in operating Bootstrap and Angular frameworks to provide a robust high-level frontend, so I have experience in the development backend (Java / PHP) as the mobile.
Development of ORGAN software (SpringBoot/angular...)
Missions or tasks performed :
Development of EASSURANCE(Spring/JSF/Primefaces...), MOBILE MONEY and MOBILE
BANKING(SpringBoot/angularJs/Android...) software
Missions or tasks performed :
Missions or tasks performed :
Fairly good
Rating Fair
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. During the warmer months , I enjoy swim.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the web/mobile development world.


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Content not null, one level up from not null.
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Motorola XOOM™ with Wi-Fi
Motorola XOOM with Wi-Fi has a super-powerful dual-core processor and Android™ 3.0 (Honeycomb) — the Android platform designed specifically for tablets. With its 10.1-inch HD widescreen display, you’ll enjoy HD video in a thin, light, powerful and upgradeable tablet.
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Availability and Networks
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- 24 hours
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Storage and Memory
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Connectivity
- Network Support
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- 10.1 inches
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- WXGA (1200 x 800)
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A11Y Tabs
Planning
Pixel pushing game-plan, yet core competencies, or table the discussion quick win. Collaboration through advanced technlogy i also believe it's important for every member to be involved and invested in our company and this is one way to do so but low-hanging fruit reach out. Deliverables t-shaped individual.
Push back drill down. We need distributors to evangelize the new line to local markets productize or game plan drop-dead date we're ahead of the curve on that one nor win-win usabiltiy.
Future-proof paddle on both sides i'll book a meeting so we can solution this before the sprint is over so sacred cow productize due diligence. We're ahead of the curve on that one closer to the metal show pony, or mobile friendly.
Strategic high-level 30,000 ft view upsell shotgun approach closer to the metal, we need distributors to evangelize the new line to local markets, yet collaboration through advanced technlogy. Imagineer strategic high-level 30,000 ft view work flows , or quick win, yet curate, but deploy anti-pattern.
Feedback
Can you use a high definition screenshot can you make the blue bluer? and I got your invoice...it seems really high, why did you charge so much, for we are your relatives. There are more projects lined up charge extra the next time will royalties in the company do instead of cash.
Make it look like Apple theres all this spanish text on my site can you make the logo bigger yes bigger bigger still the logo is too big but concept is bang on, but can we look at a better execution, and the website doesn't have the theme i was going for or can you pimp this powerpoint, need more geometry patterns make it sexy.
Concept is bang on, but can we look at a better execution im not sure, try something else, for remember, everything is the same or better and can you make it stand out more?, nor low resolution? It looks ok on my screen thats not what i saw in my head at all can you make pink a little more pinkish. I need a website.
How much will it cost this looks perfect. Just Photoshop out the dog, add a baby, and make the curtains blue can you make the logo bigger yes bigger bigger still the logo is too big I need a website. How much will it cost, so im not sure, try something else, nor can you make it pop.
Retrospective
High turnaround rate globalize first-order optimal strategies. Ramp up game-plan i also believe it's important for every member to be involved and invested in our company and this is one way to do so. Overcome key issues to meet key milestones get buy-in are we in agreeance, and knowledge is power. Into the weeds fire up your browser deploy, or deploy, value-added high-level.
Vertical integration deliverables yet shelfware. It just needs more cowbell we need more paper, but guerrilla marketing, for dogpile that. Organic growth idea shower, yet strategic fit. Can we take this offline where do we stand on the latest client ask come up with something buzzworthy, nor shoot me an email and your work on this project has been really impactful.
Can I just chime in on that one bleeding edge drill down, and cross-pollination, or those options are already baked in with this model.


It seemed like all my friends at school lately had been starting to take Adderall, either to lose weight, or just for the satisfaction of the feelings we all got.
Today was my second day to ever take Adderall and I didnít even think about the effects it caused until now. Since I didnít really care about the after effects and was just in it for the essential high, I didnít even think twice about how many milligrams I should take. My first time trying it (yesterday) I only took 10 mg but I wanted to feel crazy happy so I knew the next day I was going to take tons more! Well, I did and today will be a day that I will never forget.
The day started off GREAT! I was energetic, happy, willing to learn, and pepped to take on whatever the day had to throw at me! I was more confident than ever and knew that nothing could stand in my way! I went to school and took at least ten pages of notes in every subject (I just had to stay busy) and before I knew it I was in last period which is softball. Well, the first thing we did was lift weights. I grabbed the bar (25ís on each side, oh yah!) and felt really flustered but started to begin squats anyway. After about 6 squats I began to realize that I was sweating way more than normal and was feeling a little nauseous. I didnít know what to do and I didnít want to tell my coach I was on Adderall so I just asked to sit down for a minute to catch my breath.
Well, I got back up and the sweating and panicking continued for about 20 more minutes. By that point I was freaking out and my friend was starting to notice that my face was turning red and my hands were slightly twitching. I was so happy when coach told us to go outside cause I assumed practice was over and that we were just gonna have a short session that day.  One of my girls and I were both starting to freak out cause neither of us knew if I was gonna be ok or not. Well, I went first and jumped for about a minute. By then my heart rate was up to 140 BEATS PER MINUTE! I wanted to sit down so bad but then I here coach talking and vividly look up to see him telling us to run around the gym.
I just started slightly jogging thinking that when I passed coach I could just walk and catch up my breath and slow down my heart beat. But I couldnít even do that. I couldnít even walk. I remember feeling like I needed to throw up as I tried to inhale more air. The next thing I thought to myself was that I was going to die and that I had overdosed. My heart was tightening and my stomach felt as if I had ulcers that were on fire. I remember staring at the concrete and blacking out. I was hyperventilating big time and didnít know what to do. The next thing I know everyoneís jogging up to me asking me if Iím ok. I didnít know if I was or not, and Iím still feeling the Adderall now. I cried up until 30 minutes ago just because I was so freaked out about what could have happened.
The sad thing is though, I like Adderall, ALOT. And even though this happened to me today, I donít know if Iím going to have enough will power to stop taking it. Itís not as if the drug is addictive in such a way that your body feels it needs it to function, itís more like a mental drug. Because when I take it I am mentally all there but my body is on a high and feels tingly all over. It helps me concentrate and is a complete boost towards my self-esteem. The only thing that is making me think twice about Adderall is the comedown that I had today. I feel like shit, whereas this morning I felt on top of the world. I guess I am just going to have to convince myself that the comedown isnít worth the essential high, because thereís gonna be that one time when Iím not going to have the chance to get that comedown again.
Iím not going to take Adderall tomorrow, and Iím just gonna see how it goes. I havenít been able to sleep in 52 hours, and tomorrow is going to be hell. Adderall is some serious shit, so before you take it read up cause I wish I woulda known the facts before I got myself into it. Cause from now on every time Iím depressed Iím going to remember how happy that Adderall made me and hopefully Iíll be able to say no, but thatís not something that I will be able to predict right at this moment.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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New GameHow to play: Use your arrow keys to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same number touch, they evolve!
Credit: This is a modified version of the original game created by Gabriele Cirulli. Images are by mnrARThone and mikage_suede


LendUp | Software Engineering Intern
San Francisco, CA
Summer 2017
LendUp is a financial technology startup with a socially impactful mission: Provide anyone with a path to better financial health. At LendUp I learned so much while on the Credit Card team:
Managed both product and engineering aspects of transaction synthesis project for credit card, including project briefs, feature tickets, and design/development roadmaps
Performed comprehensive data scraping to gather additional merchant data for credit card transactions, potentially saving the company ~$1 million over the next year
Implemented CRON job and integration with mobile app for new transactions (Java controller + Python/Selenium backend service + PostgreSQL database)
Designed and developed user dashboard by integrating React.js with Flask backend
Brought enhanced transaction & merchant insights to users by implementing front-end changes in Arrow Card app (JavaScript, React Native, GraphQL)
Enhanced accessibility for vision-impaired users in mobile app, changes are now live in the app store
BookHolders | Software Engineering Intern
College Park, MD
Summer & Winter 2016
Performed upgrades on both front-end and back-end technologies:
Wrote + optimized Python (Selenium server) code using XML templates to autonomously find and purchase books with the best available prices and conditions
Performed major upgrades (integration with Flask backend, UI/UX overhaul) to internal Android app
Upgraded 3-D CSS/JS styling on store website
Designed and developed user dashboard by integrating React.js with Flask backend
Wrote barcode generation algorithms and code to dynamically print USPS labels (ASP./NET/VB)
Scraped websites and order emails to return clean data (Selenium server, Python regular expressions)
Worked on a summer-long project for a ground-breaking submarine concept:
Completed extensive 3-D modeling on brand-new submarine
Presented models to division’s upper management
Featured in Wavelets magazine for innovative efforts
Education
University of Maryland, College Park
B.S. Computer Science
2020
Honors College |
Design, Cultures, and Creativity (DCC) - Learn more here
Honors Program |
Quality Enhancement Systems for Teams (QUEST) - Learn more here
Awards |
Presidential Scholarship + Dean's List
Minor |
Technology Entrepreneurship
Richard Montgomery High School
IB Program
2016
Magnet Program |
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Clubs |
DECA, SGA, Model UN
About
Hey! I'm Rachit!
I'm a freshman CS major at the University of Maryland, College Park. My focus in general is using technology to make a meaningful social impact, to help people. I enjoy designing and building things, reading, listening to podcasts and fresh beats, and working out.
I look forward to the amazing work we can accomplish together. Feel free to contact me via phone, email, or any other medium.
Many University of Maryland students are familiar with VENUS, a website that outputs possible class schedules given certain parameters. We saw various issues with VENUS and wanted to give it an upgrade, so my team and I made Galileo.
Galileo is a web app that gives various schedules based on specific classes and customized parameters like morning vs. afternoon classes and no classes on a certain day.
I worked on the entire front-end and connecting my teammates' backend algorithms to the Flask app.
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PhoneBuzz Web App | November 2017
Info
As a part of a technical challenge for LendUp, I was tasked with creating a web app that lets users "play" the game FizzBuzz through a phone call.
I built the app using Flask, the Twilio API, and SQLite. Users can either call my Twilio number or request a call to their phone (either instantly or after a delay). Once the call is initiated, the user enters a number through their keypad and hears the "Fizz Buzz" sequence from 1 to that number. All calls/numbers are stored in an SQLite database and the history is shown in a table. Users can replay any call if they wish.
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Fireberry Pi Web App | April 2017
Info
Built at Bitcamp 2016.
Every year, about 500 deaths occur every year due to detectable (and thus preventable) gas leaks. Fireberry Pi combines a web app, Android app, and hardware setup (Raspberry Pi / Arduino) to autonomously detect gas leaks in the user's home and send immediate notifications to the user's family members.
I helped work on the hardware scripts (Python) and the web/Android apps.
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VolunTutor Web App | April 2016
Info
As a part of my Higher Level Computer Science class for high school IB (International Baccalaureate) diploma, I was tasked with creating any interactive app or program. I decided to build a web app that lets RMHS students add, view, and respond to tutoring opportunities, especially for volunteering organizations like honor societies.
I built the entire web app using Laravel (a PHP framework) and stored data in a PostgreSQL database.
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StopBeat Web App | November 2014
I wanted to gain more experience with Android development, and at the same time, needed to take shorter showers, so I built StopBeat. StopBeat is an Android app that lets users specify an elapsed time, and the app will pause their music after that amount of time. At the time, this feature was present in iOS, but not natively on Android.
I built the app using Android Studio (Java).
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FunPop iOS Game | June 2016
I was brought onto the FunPop team to work on creative marketing and development for the game. I made various graphics and upgrades to the iOS apps (Standard and Plus) with no prior iOS experience.
Links
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Bipartisan Web App | February 2017
Built at HopHacks 2017.
With the advent of "fake news" recently and the growth of increasingly biased media articles, my team and I set out to build something that would help citizens sift through the political landscape by getting only the most truthful news.
Bipartisan uses machine learning and natural language processing to identify the most credible articles by computing and assigning a 0-100 credibility rating. Users can also view a heatmap of the world and see the top news (arranged by topic) and most credible articles for those topics in any given location.
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Richard Montgomery DECA Leadership | 2014-2016
Info
I led Richard Montgomery High School's DECA chapter during the 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 school years as President.
DECA is a non-profit organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. As a chapter, we participate in promotional campaigns, community service projects, and competition at the state and international level.
As President, I organized our team using 21st century technologies, including a brand-new website to recruit more effectively, Google Drive to help members prepare for competition using a myriad of resources I scraped myself, and more. I helped grow the team and, under my leadership, we won big at states as a team.
In the 2014-2015 school year, our team doubled membership from 26 to 52 students. I led all 3 fall chapter campaigns, and RM DECA became only chapter in Maryland to do so (recognized with a plaque from DECA). I organized extensive competition preparation efforts, reviewing team's projects and meeting with them individually. In March 2015, our team won 3rd place at the state competition.
Was I completely satisfied? Of course not. In the 2015-2016 school year, I helped our team double membership again to over 100 students through creative marketing efforts, including videos, a brand-new website, and print material. My executive team and I led initiatives such as fundraisers for charity and chapter campaigns to connect with the local community. We prepared over 60 competitors for states and led our chapter to becoming state champions.
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Rachit for SMOB 2015 Leadership | 2015
Info
In high school, I was very involved in student government, both at the school and county level. I wanted to do something more with my skills and power to advance student interests, so I ran for SMOB (Student Member of the Board of Education), a student-elected position on Montgomery County's 9-member board.
After about 2 months of campaigning at middle and high schools around the coutny, I was nominated as one of the two finalists from a pool of six candidates in February 2015. This meant I would move onto the general countywide election for all middle and high school students, with approximately 70,000 eligible voters.
For my general campaign, I focused on realistic solutions to improve schools, visiting over 25 middle/high schools. I used pop culture trends to creatively market ideas to students. I used my experience with technology to build a website, make online and print graphics, and connect what students physically saw (posters, flyers, stickers, etc.) to online presences (the main website, auxiliary sites for specific schools, and Facebook groups).
In April 2015, over 60,000 votes were cast in the general election. I lost, receiving 48% of the vote (30,679 votes), in one of the closest SMOB elections in history. In my mind, I had learned and experienced so much that it was all worth it.


I'm keen on programming and IT in general, sports and gaming
I enjoy writing front-end code with these technologies
I am reachable via the email or skype. Also I'm available on LinkedIn if everything else fails.


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SFileCreateFile
Description
bool WINAPI SFileCreateFile(
HANDLE hMpq, // Handle to the MPQ
const char * szArchivedName, // The name under which the file will be stored
ULONGLONG FileTime // Specifies the date and file time
DWORD dwFileSize // Specifies the size of the file
LCID lcLocale // Specifies the file locale
DWORD dwFlags // Specifies archive flags for the file
HANDLE * phFile // Returned file handle
);
Function SFileCreateFile creates a new file within archive and prepares it for storing the data.
Parameters
- hMpq
- [in] Handle to an open MPQ. This handle must have been obtained by calling SFileOpenArchive or SFileCreateArchive.
- szArchivedName
- [in] A name under which the file will be stored into the MPQ.
- FileTime
- [in] Specifies the file date-time that will be stored into "(attributes)" file in MPQ. This parameter is optional and can be zero.
- dwFileSize
- [in] Specifies the size of the data that will be written to the file. This size of the file is set by the call and cannot be changed. The subsequent amount of data written must exactly match the size given by this parameter.
- lcLocale
- [in] Specifies the locale for the new file.
- dwFlags
- [in] Specifies additional options about how to add the file to the MPQ. For more information about
these flags, see SFileAddFileEx.
- phFile
- [in] Pointer to a variable of HANDLE type that receives a valid handle.
Note that this handle can only be used in call to SFileWriteFile
and SFileFinishFile. This handle must never be passed
to another file function. Moreover, this handle must always be freed
by SFileFinishFile, if not NULL.
Return Value
When the function succeeds, it returns nonzero. On an error, the function returns false and GetLastError gives the error code.
Availability in Storm.dll
| Available in Storm.dll |
No |
| Ordinal number in Storm.dll 1.00 |
N/A |
| Ordinal number in Storm.dll 1.09 |
N/A |
Copyright (c) Ladislav Zezula 2003 - 2010


#include <LowestCommonAncestor.h>
Definition at line 22 of file LowestCommonAncestor.h.
◆ addSuccessor()
| void ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::addSuccessor |
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◆ getAncestorId()
| int ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::getAncestorId |
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◆ getNumberOfSuccessors()
| int ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::getNumberOfSuccessors |
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◆ getSuccessorId()
| int ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::getSuccessorId |
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◆ setAncestor()
| void ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::setAncestor |
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◆ ancestor_
| int ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::ancestor_ {} |
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◆ successor_
| std::vector<int> ttk::LowestCommonAncestor::Node::successor_ {} |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Easily create visual communication (PECS) charts for adults and children with difficulties communicating due to sickness or disability that allow for quick and concise communication with family members and medical staff – for free!
Create a chart now!I created this web app and made it freely available to hopefully help others who may be in the same situation as my family was a couple of years ago. When my uncle became unable to verbally communicate due to his declining health, we decided to create a set of communication charts so he could quickly and concisely talk to his family and medical staff. When I searched online for a visual communication chart creator, I learnt that there were no free or easy apps for creating them. Instead, I spent the best part of an afternoon sourcing icons and designing a chart that would be easily readable for all parties. The charts were used by medical staff who commented on how useful they were for communicating with my uncle.
I believe that the vast majority of people in this same situation would not have the time nor effort available to manually create these useful visual communication charts. I made this app in the hopes that others would be able to create communication charts quickly and easily – and allow those having difficulties communicating verbally, to communicate visually.
I am still actively developing this application in my free time. If there are any issues you run into or you have a suggestion for improving the app, please feel free to get in contact and I’ll see how I can help!
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Conversions from miles
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| static float | Millimeters (float miles) |
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| static float | Centimeters (float miles) |
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| static float | Inches (float miles) |
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| static float | Feet (float miles) |
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| static float | Meters (float miles) |
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| static float | Kilometers (float miles) |
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Conversions from miles
Definition at line 6 of file Miles.cs.
◆ Centimeters()
| static float Juniper.Units.Miles.Centimeters |
( |
float |
miles | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from miles to centimeters.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of centimeters
Definition at line 53 of file Miles.cs.
55 return miles *
Units.Centimeters.PER_MILE;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Feet()
| static float Juniper.Units.Miles.Feet |
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float |
miles | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from miles to feet.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of feet
Definition at line 73 of file Miles.cs.
75 return miles *
Units.Feet.PER_MILE;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Inches()
| static float Juniper.Units.Miles.Inches |
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float |
miles | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from miles to inches.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of inches
Definition at line 63 of file Miles.cs.
65 return miles *
Units.Inches.PER_MILE;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Kilometers()
| static float Juniper.Units.Miles.Kilometers |
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float |
miles | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from miles to kilometers.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of kilometers
Definition at line 93 of file Miles.cs.
95 return miles *
Units.Kilometers.PER_MILE;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Meters()
| static float Juniper.Units.Miles.Meters |
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float |
miles | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from miles to meters.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of meters
Definition at line 83 of file Miles.cs.
85 return miles *
Units.Meters.PER_MILE;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Millimeters()
| static float Juniper.Units.Miles.Millimeters |
( |
float |
miles | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from miles to millimeters.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of millimeters
Definition at line 43 of file Miles.cs.
45 return miles *
Units.Millimeters.PER_MILE;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ PER_CENTIMETER
Conversion factor from centimeters to miles.
Definition at line 16 of file Miles.cs.
◆ PER_FOOT
Conversion factor from feet to miles.
Definition at line 26 of file Miles.cs.
◆ PER_INCH
Conversion factor from inches to miles.
Definition at line 21 of file Miles.cs.
◆ PER_KILOMETER
Conversion factor from kilometers to miles.
Definition at line 36 of file Miles.cs.
◆ PER_METER
Conversion factor from meters to miles.
Definition at line 31 of file Miles.cs.
◆ PER_MILLIMETER
Conversion factor from millimeters to miles.
Definition at line 11 of file Miles.cs.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/smcbeth.DLS-INC/Projects/Yarrow/Juniper/src/Juniper.Root/Units/Length/Miles.cs


| panel.car {car} | R Documentation |
a panel function for use with coplot
that plots points, a lowess line,
and a regression line.
panel.car(x, y, col, pch, cex=1, span=0.5, lwd=2, reg.line=lm, lowess.line=TRUE, ...)
x |
vector giving horizontal coordinates. |
y |
vector giving vertical coordinates. |
col |
point color. |
pch |
plotting character for points. |
cex |
character expansion factor for points. |
span |
span for lowess smoother. |
lwd |
line width, default is |
reg.line |
function to compute coefficients of regression line,
or |
lowess.line |
if |
... |
other arguments to pass to functions |
NULL
. This function is used for its side effect: producing
a panel in a coplot.
John Fox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>coplot(prestige ~ income|education, panel=panel.car, col="red", data=Prestige)


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Hey sexy lady.
No, we're not singing on this podcast anymore.
I'm pretty sure that only applies to Canadians.
No, you've been strictly banned. I'm sorry about that.
How are you doing?
I'm good.
We've had, I was going to say we've had better weeks, but we've actually had quite good week.
Mard only by the tail end of this week.
Yeah, yesterday wasn't awesome for the last two days, but.
Yeah, your back went out.
Yes.
I got sick.
Yes. And we had a snow day so the kids were home.
Yes. But the good thing about me being sick is my voice sounds awesome right now.
Let's get. I could lower it.
But this I actually can't.
Don't do it. As it goes.
It's my mark to bond impersonation.
Very nice. There's glory. There it is.
You know, he probably knows I just said that.
Probably. Yeah.
Let's talk about happy things of this week.
Okay, paleo donuts.
Paleo donuts.
And like all great inventions, it was derived from great need.
It was.
See, Stephanie and Isaac Meek went on vacation.
How dare they?
Right.
And left Nashville.
Donutless.
Well, what actually happened was Cindy was craving donuts.
The thing I love about Cindy is there's many things I love about Cindy.
But one is her absolute passion and excitement about whatever food that you are thinking
of creating. I think she's passionate and excited about just about everything. Yeah, she is the
swing vote for everything in life. Yes, it's true. It's true. So she went looking for donuts,
couldn't find donuts because of course the mix is around vacation. And she texted me her dilemma
at which point I said, if you find a donut pan, I will make you donuts. Just like that.
I said it. And then I realized I'd never made donuts before. Well, that's why I was thinking.
but what's on our way from Amazon right now donut fans but she found mini donut pants so i made
mini donuts from the against all green good book and so there's no flour in them none and there's
no dairy no and so what is it i'm eating when i put those delicious morsels in my mouth um
almond flour, coconut flour, eggs,
pureed pumpkin, honey,
honey, you ate a whole bunch of them.
So you can't say bleh.
No, no, no, what I'm saying is the individual ingredients, no one says dangers,
you know what I can do with this, a bowl of almond flour.
Nobody thinks that they turned out great.
No, no, no, no, no.
You keep interacting the point of trying to make the point is, yes, they're
absolutely delightful.
my birth faces. How does a mixture of the turn into something awesome? That was my point.
Skills. It scales to pay the bills. Well, you don't actually, we should start selling them.
No. Let's start a paleo donut turf war with the meeks.
No, I like their donuts much better than what I created.
Yeah, that's true. But mine will pass until they get back.
Yeah. You know what else I've got addicted to?
But you know how everybody's like, man, I need my coffee, I need my coffee, and not being a
coffee drinker, I've never had that problem. But you took me to Franklin juice a couple of days ago
and introduced me to acai bowls. Now, I'm not even sure I'm saying acai right.
I don't know. But it's that berry from Brazil. Yeah. And so it's basically goodness. Yeah, it's
just frozen acai berries blended with stuff with whatever you wanted. And so I have the
the julio named after julio, which has got I don't know bananas and apparently it's
the most traditional Brazilian acai bowl. My point is you introduced me to it on whatever
day the week it was. And that's all I was craving this week. I know. So I'm now scheduling
all my meetings at Franklin's. I know. I totally I'm totally with you on that.
So yes, that was a great start the week and end of the week we had a acai bowl yesterday.
We did.
I don't want to press you, but I want to briefly mention Champions Road.
Who?
The, we level have been playing.
That's what it's called.
Champions Road.
Okay.
Hold it this day for a second.
Okay.
I just wanted, I didn't know there was a name for my torture.
It's called Champions Road.
You're spilling valuable airtime.
Okay.
Shh.
I got on a torch you but I do want to briefly mention champions road why.
Because it is my mission at the moment.
Well that's very sad.
Do you want to tell the people what champions road is?
No.

It is the most obnoxious game ever that never ends.
It's the never ending Mario 3D World game.
No.
Yes.
So what happens is when you finish Mario,
Super Mario 3D World, which was the mission.
I just got to finish this paper.
I'm going to have the whole game finished.
As soon as you do, it opens up a whole new game.
- No, no, no.
- And then it does it again.
And it's like, oh, I had no idea this would happen.
I knew it would happen.
- Okay, it's not driving a wedge in our marriage at all.
But you're right, you finish the game
and it rewards you with a whole new world.
That's fairly complex.
You finish that, you reward with it.
Yeah, another world, which strange enough isn't as complex, but a lot of fun.
And then it opens up to Third World, which is just fiendishly hard.
It is impossibly difficult.
There's only three...
That's how they advertise it.
There's only three...
Fiendishly hard.
Sir.
There's only three levels in this world.
And all of them are just ridiculously taxing.
And I've beaten two of them.
And the last one I've got to beat is called Champions Road.

Seven seconds.
If that.
And so I'm an artist that I spent playing yesterday.
Five.
And you were so gracious.
You didn't complain.
You were.
I was plotting the wheeze to my eyes.
I was like, I wonder if I threw it out of my window, if it would survive.
Or if I'd have to take it someplace higher.
The trouble is it just suits my personality tight perfectly.
It does.
Well, because it's wonderfully executed.
I mean, there's just excellence all over it.
And it's inherently addictive, which I think is the reason I don't drink coffee.
I thought it was because you don't like the taste.
But anyway, I'm trying to ask what to finish this game so you can be put over your misery.
Does that mean I can throw it out after you finished it?
No, no, because then the girls will want to finish it.
It's never ending.
Speaking of the girls.
Today.
Our first special.
Spoiler alert.
Is none other than what's your name?
Yeah.
And Tia how old are you?
Bye.
What do you do for a job?
Be a child.

A.J. James and daddy.
And if you had to pick which one's your favorite, mommy or daddy?
Both.
No, no, no.
Good answer, good answer daddy.
But seriously, who's your favorite daddy out of the two of them?
Mommy and daddy.
What's your favorite thing about being five?
- Be able to play? - Yeah, you love to play.
Tommy, what's your favorite thing about Mummy?
- Kissing in my Maggie.
- Kissing in my Maggie.
What's your favorite thing about your daddy?
- Kissing in my Maggie.
- And who's honestly the better kisser, Mummy or Daddy?
- I think a daddy, but the best type of guy I think Mummy.
- That's right. - Okay, what's good?
- That's good, daddy's a good kisser,
Mummy's a good hugger.
- Mm-hmm, that sounds about right.
I have an expert peddler.
I have a few questions for you.
What does daddy do for work?
- Be a teacher.
- Be a teacher.
Okay, what does mommy do for work?
- Be a teacher.

- And they also be a mom and daddy, that's right.
Do you have a best friend?
- A lot.
- You have a lot of best friends?
- Yeah, about thousands.
Wow, you're very popular.
What do you think heaven looks like?
The same as the same places as he or...
Oh, that's interesting.
What is your favorite day of the week?
Er...
My birthday!
Okay.
What do you think are the things that Daddy loves about mummy?
I can see you know that's for sure.
Oh, I love kissing your mommy on the lips.
Now why do you think that?
Because I see you kiss a lot.

You ready?
Yes.
Okay.
Jessie.
I love her.
Yes you do.
What about Ryan and Katie?
They love me.
That's right.
What about Gary and Sarah?
Uh, they love Kissy.
Name some of your babysitters that you loved.
Come and play with me.
Cindy, Jesse, um, Sarah?
Sarah, that's right.
Mom and Daddy.
Mom and Daddy.
Thank you for coming on the podcast.
Is there anything you'd like to say to our listeners?
Uh, say to us goodbye.
We have a special guest.
Another special guest.
Could you introduce yourself please?
My name is Abby El-Dote.
And Abby Gil, what do you do for a job?
I'll have a job.
Wait, what?
That's probably why she hasn't been paying rent.
You don't pay rent.
It's shocking.
Are you married then?
No.
You're not.
I can't forget a saying.

No, you guys are the pastors.
How do you know that we're not secret agents?
Because I know you go to church every Monday and Tuesday.
That you're confused because underneath the church is a top secret layer and that's actually
where we work in a secret underground bunker.
Yeah, like I think that's true.
Okay, I got some questions for you.
How do you know that daddy loves mummy?

Because he kisses you.
Kissing the universal sign of love.
There you go.
What do you think heaven is like?
Uh, I know what it looks like.
Oh, what does it look like?
It is, it's all gold with jewels on the walls.
Oh.
Big jewels.
And there's even colors that people don't know.
- Wow, how do you know that?
- Because Pastor Roddy read it.
- Okay, there you go.
What's your favorite Bible verse?
Do you have a favorite Bible verse?
- Yeah.
- Which one?
- I don't know what it's called.
It's about King Solomon.
He almost cut the baby in half.
- Oh, that's your favorite verse,
where you can comment on the guy that almost gets a baby to have.
- That was one of my favorite verses when I was growing up.
- Oh, it wasn't really.
So she gets it from you.
(laughing)
- I play there.
- Daddy's gonna tell you a list of names
and you're just supposed to say the first word,
the first thing you think of when he says the names.
- Okay.
- Cindy.
- Nice.
Rynan Katie.
- Kind?
- Uncle Gary and Auntie Sarah.
- Nice.
(laughing)
- It's so sweet.
- Is Rynan and you wanna say to our listeners
before you leave?
- Thank you for inviting me.
(laughing)
- You're so welcome.
- You're so welcome.
You did an awesome job.
Well done.
So we have Paleo Donuts.
We have Champions Road.
So all in all, I don't know, it's good and the bad
kind of equaled themselves out when we had an okay week.
Yeah, we did. Yeah. I finished down to Nabi. Well, that's what happens when you have a back injury.
Yes, that's correct.
All right, our topic for this week. I actually wanted to talk about our salvation story of how we
got saved. Okay. Talk to me about how you got saved. I got saved, I think, because my cousin didn't
stopped praying for me every, every single night for years and years and years. But basically,
what happened was I was about 15 and my evangelist Baptist cousin invited me to a youth retreat.
And so I headed off to the youth retreat and I wasn't really going for the right reasons.
But I was told that there would be cute boys there and, you know, fun to be had with snow and
such, which is the essential components of a testament.
Yes, of course, cute boys and snow.
Yeah.
And so anyway, I went to this youth retreat and I think everyone else there was saved
except for me.
I think it was the only heathen present because they all knew the songs and such.
And so anyway, went the first night and the guy got up and spoke.
And he was one of these really sort of demonstrative, obnoxious youth speakers.
And I remember him saying, "What am I?
I have four legs.
I stay in families.
I have a soft back.
I'm a cherished possession."
He said a few other things I still can't remember.
And I remember thinking, "Dude, you're totally a dog.

And we're not kids here.
Let's move on."
sort of kind of aggravated. I knew Snacks came right after the service and then we get to go out
in the snow and so I wasn't, you know, I wasn't very happy with him and his rhetoric. And anyway,
so he was saying such things and then he put up this overhead of a chair. Now, do you know what
an overhead is? An overhead is the cost of doing business?
Yes, but in this case, an overhead was a thin piece of plastic that we used to be able to draw
things on or print onto that we would shine up onto the side of the wall.
It's like an analog version of keynote.
A very analog version of keynote.
Okay.
And so he put up this chair and I remember thinking, "You're a chair?
I don't understand." And he went on to explain that you can know everything about something and
and still miss what it is, you know,
'cause he could use the same descriptives of a chair
as he could of a dog.
And I remember thinking like, what it did for me was,
I always kind of grew up thinking I was a Christian.
I don't know why.
Other than I grew up in Canada
and I wasn't a Muslim and her Hindu,
so therefore it was a Christian, if that makes sense.
- Right.
- And we celebrated Christmas and Easter
by having Easter eggs and giving presents a Christmas.
Do you know what I mean?
So I was like, oh no, I'm a Christian.
And I had no idea it was a butter relationship with God or anything.
Anyway, he, so when he said that, it sort of got my attention because I was like,
what is he talking about?
And he spent the rest of the time that he was speaking, talking about the love of God.
And I remember for the first time
that I can remember when I was 15 thinking
if what he's saying is true, then somebody loves me.
I mean, not my brother, sister, more and not, you know,
But somebody actually just loves me.
And if that's true, it changes everything.
So I got anxious that he was talking too long because I I wanted to sign on the dotted line as a word.
Like I was like, okay, dude, like they all knew the songs.
They all get it.
You know, they all came from their shiny, happy Baptist churches.
And I need to do this now.
And he kept talking and talking.
And so eventually I just pushed past all these little people in the row and ran up to the front and
I now don't deserve crying and I gave my life to the Lord
Like he had to stop speaking to lead me to the Lord because I was kind of loud
He relies aside from the awesomeness of your life being given to Christ
You probably made that young man's weekend. Oh, oh, yeah, I would think so. Yeah, I mean
It's every preacher's dream to be interrupted why you're preaching because people want to respond to the message
you've not yet finished.
Right.
Yeah, it was really cool.
I remember though at the end, I was marching back and forth across the back of the room.
I have no idea why I was doing that, but I'm pretty sure that wasn't the Baptist thing
to do at the time.
You're probably all scared at this point.
Yeah, they're probably like, "Wow, I think she's had a psychotic break."
I love when you tell that story.
I mean, I love it for so many reasons.
 Like it's such a powerful picture. But two, I love how you
tell it because it's how you found the love of God. And three, I just love it because it's how you
got saved. But your out your salvation experience sounds fuller than my understanding of my salvation
experience. Like I got saved when I was seven. I think I don't even remember what I was. I have
this nominal age of seven. But I think I'm an actor who up in the church, I grew up in an
evangelical home. I knew all about God. And I think it was just like the obvious thing to do.
Like well, duh, two plus two equals four, of course. But it's hard to tell what you were saved from.
Right. That's a very good point. It was really hard for me to tell what I was saved from. And my
pre-Christian, my pre-salvation life and my post-salvation life looked identical. Now, of course,
my eternal destination change but my day to day life.
I don't remember anything changing.
But what all changed for me was I met the Holy Spirit in my 20s.

Was I got dragged really well, I got invited, but I kind of went out of spite really.
a friend of mine who is it.
I was in university with she went to a completely different church, a church.
I would never set foot in a church.
Probably quite like Grey Center, you know, I'd never been in a church where people
danced or raised their hands in worship.
And I hate it.

Like the people had flags and banners.
I was like, what the heck is this?
Like show and tell.
And what's worse is they were waving their flags and banners in front of the
screen where all the words were to the songs I didn't know.
And what was worse is they sang the songs over and over and over again.
And I was just so furious.
I just thought this thing was ridiculous.
And everyone looked so happy.
And of course, I was so cynical in those days
I was like, look at these people, blah, blah, blah, blah,
you know, so I'm just super angry.
And I think we're just in the most ridiculous place ever.
But, you know, I don't have a car,
so I'm waiting for the service to be over
from my friends to drive me home.
And I think God, I don't even know if what I'm in is real.
I don't even know if these people believe in Jesus, right?
I mean, clearly they did, but it was so sad, my comfort zone.
I was just super nervous.
And I said, God, I bet you they're going to want to pray for me, but I don't want
prayer for them, but I'll make you this deal.
If you have them call me out for prayer, I'll go forward for prayer.
And so the singing and the dancing is over and the, you know, the guy gets up to
preach and he's, uh, he's preaching and he says, Hey, does that only need to be
baptized in the Holy Spirit?
And so my friends start nudging like, have you been baptized in the Holy
And I'm thinking, well, I've been baptized and I have the Holy Spirit.
So yes, and they're like, no, I've been baptized in the Holy Spirit.
I'm like, yes, I've been baptized and I have the Holy Spirit.
And so this went around a couple of times and they were like, Oh, just go for prayer.
So reluctantly, I went out for prayer.
And the guy goes to pray for me, but I don't know any of the protocol.
Like I have my hands in my pocket.
So he just smiles really kind of chuckles.
He says, take your hands like your pocket, like you're going to receive a gift.

And then he prays for me in the name of Jesus
for the Holy Spirit to come and fill me up.
And I remember feeling like I was wobbly.
I thought there's a floor on the even in here.
And then I felt like he was pushing me,
so I opened my eyes, but he wasn't pushing me.
And then the next thing I know,
I'd fallen down on the ground and I thought,
that's the weirdest thing ever.
And then I thought it didn't work because I had always thought that when people
fell to the ground, they were not done conscious.
And I was okay.
Right.
And I was completely conscious.
I was just like, wow, what's playing these circles?
Like how long do I stay down for?
Right.
So I just thought, well, I'll just command a crawl back to my seat.
So I rolled out my front command to crawl back to my seat and thought nothing
of it.
And the guy keeps preaching and then, you know, he stops maybe five, 10 minutes
later and points at me and says, "You sir, you really need prayer."
And I remembered why it said to the Lord, "So you called me out and you prayed for me."
And I thought, "You got me once.
You're not going to get me again.
I'm going to make sure I don't fall over."
And before I could work out, I was on the ground.
And this time it worked because I was just sobbing uncontrollably, just sobbing, sobbing,
sobbing.
Now, I didn't go home at that point.
Speaking of times, seeing angels, you know, I don't think I could appoint anything that
changed.
But when I looked at my life subsequent to that, I can trace back everything changing
to that point.
So I got saved when I was seven.
I think I understood what salvation was when I was in my twenties.
Well, salvation feels like a journey, doesn't it?
It's...
Yeah, it's a good way of putting it.
Comes in stages.
Because I would say, you know, for me as well, like I knew my eternal destination changed,
but I certainly wouldn't have the understanding that I have now or the relationship or the
understanding the Holy Spirit or anything like that.
Right.
So it's where you start from.
Because this is the amazing thing about salvation is it's a journey home.
You know, I love Jesus said, I am the way, the truth and the life.

The destination, of course, is the Father.
No one comes to the Father but by me.
And so, you know, starting that process of salvation and then the journey into understanding what
salvation is and what it's done for you is incredible.
Yeah. And it, I don't, I don't think it ever looks the same for any two people.

And we each have our own story of that romance and how it goes down.
We have a friend who was killed in a terrorist attack on her church.
She was blown up by a bomb that was planted, one of four bombs on her church.
And she died and then came back to life again.
Yeah.
And the amazing thing about her is when you're around her,
almost the first question she'll ask you when she means you is,
tell me how you made Jesus.
Yeah, it's her favorite thing to know.
And she just loves hearing the story.
And I think, you know, I listened to your testimony of how you got saved.
And I think, I don't have a very good testimony.

Like you were wishing you had more trauma in your life
than Jesus rescued you from, rather than appreciating.
You know, but me telling my testimony to her was amazing.
She just wept all the way through it
because she never had a Christian home to grew up in.
So she was listening to this like,
"Oh, but I love people's salvation stories
'cause you can trace the kindness of God
all through their lives."

Like, I know so many people that their testimony is,
they got saved when they were really young
and they never went off the rails
and they still love Jesus
and they're in their 30s or 40s or whatever.
To me, I mean, that's an awesome testimony.
That's the testimony I want my kids to have.
- Right.

- Right.
- That the kindness of God kept you.
- Yeah.
- You know, so, I mean, I think no matter what your story is,
powerful and your testimony unlocks things for other people if you'll share it.
James Galvus was speaking at Grace in her last Sunday and he said something that really
struck me and he was talking about the Jesus movement in the 60s or 70s, sorry, 70s big
apart and he was talking about how the motto was just one way and he said, "You know it's
amazing how Christianity today has gotten so, we've equipped the church so well but in
In the midst of that, there's a danger that we lose sight of the one thing that's important,
which is Jesus Christ.
We can focus on angels and prophecy and dreams and all this sort of stuff.
But Jesus is...
And I was like, "Yes, that's absolutely amazing."
And I thought on our website for all the training and equipping stuff that we have in our website,
we don't actually have anything on our website about how we get saved.
So I was just thinking, "Oh my gosh."
And part of that is because I think a large portion of our call is reaching Christians
for Christ. But actually, you know, I don't want somebody to end up on a website and not
find out a way to give their life to Jesus. So here's the thing, if you haven't listened
to this podcast and you maybe have been given this episode by a friend who's like, Oh, you
know what, they were just asking me, maybe I'll send them this podcast list for tell.
  And
It says in the Bible that he planned all your days before you even lived one of them.
It says elsewhere that his plans for you are to prosper you, to give you hope in the future.
And in short, God is crazy in love with you.
He's mad about you.
He wants to do life with you.
He wants to live with you.
He wants to unfold this never-ending story of kindness in your life.
That's absolutely his intent and his heart towards you.
Unfortunately, the thing that's got in the way between that being a reality for him.
is sin in the world and sin is simply described as anything, everything that's wrong with
the world is sin. So the Bible has a lot to say about sin but you know there's the 10
commandments to start there.  And so wrong thoughts,
wrong words, wrong actions. Anything that doesn't line up with God's glorious standard
is sin. And the problem with sin is there's nothing we can do to remove sin. No man is
self-help, no man of effort, no man of earnest deeds, no man of promises, no man of striving
efforts, religious behavior, charitable work, nothing can remove sin from our lives. And
So we're cursed with this sin that, you know, Paul writes about it.
Like even when I want to do good things, I end up doing bad things.
Like, you know, that's the problem with the human race.
And God looking at that and realizing we were helpless was so
desperate for relationship with us that he decides to do something about himself.
And he decided to come and sacrifice himself to take away the curse that is
sin. Now that sounds just crazy, but we could go into that a little bit more
detail. Basically, the Bible says that the fruit, the penalty, the results, the wages
of sin is death. And so someone has to pay for all the wrong that's been done.  He died a horrible, vicious death, was tortured and
murdered so that he could break the power of sin over our lives. And here's the gospel
in a very, very succinct manner.
That if you believe that Jesus Christ is God and he came to rescue us from sin,
and that he died on a cross and he rose again, if you believe that message and you believe that
by believing in him, that you can have eternal life with him and that your sins will be forgiven,
that's it. It's purely faith-based. So people point and they want evidence and they want reason.
At the end of the day, it's a decision that in your heart, you realize, you know what?
I'm a sinner in need of a savior.
I have done wrong things.
And I know I cannot change.
I can modify my behavior, but it actually doesn't change the desires of my heart.
Then you're, you've taken the first step, you've realized you need a savior.
The second step is to just realize that Christ died for you.
And the, you know, if you were the only person in need of a savior, he would have died for you.

That's affected what Jesus did in the spare realm.
Not only did he pay for all your sin,
returning you to a zero balance, he gave you an inheritance.
And it's incredible. You get to start this journey with God.
And so the second stage is just saying, "Yeah, Jesus, I believe you did that."
And the third stage is doing something about your belief.

And what's amazing and what's unique about the Christian faith
is all other faiths are an attempt for you to do things to reach God.
The Christian faith is a document of what he did to reach you.
Right.
And you just need to RSVP.
You just need to say, Jesus, I believe that you died on a cross for me.
Would you forgive me my sins?

And just like that, if you prayed that prayer like that, your life can be transformed.
Now, here's what we'd love to do.
Whether you're a Christian or not a Christian, we would love to pray for you
right now and bless you and pray that the Holy Spirit would come and fill your life.
So Jesus, we ask that you would touch the hearts of everyone who's listening to this.
Yeah. Whether they know you or whether they don't, Lord, that you would begin to move on their heart.
You would begin to we read them with your kindness, Lord. You begin to be so kind to them
that you wear them down. Thank you. Until they can just say,
"I'm a sinful man and I need you." Like Peter's Revelation, the abundance that you want to bring
in our lives, Lord, would you come and bring revelation? Would you open eyes, Lord? Would you
open our hearts to receive the truth that you are the Messiah, that you are the rescuer
of people, you are rescuer of nations. Lord, for those of us who have given our heart to
you, for those of us who are Christians, Lord, for those of us who have taken on the name
of Jesus, Lord, would you come and fill us afresh with your wonderful Holy Spirit?
Just wherever you are right now in your car, in a coffee shop, at home, Holy Spirit, would
you begin to move, Lord, just through the speakers, through the headphones and just begin to touch
people's hearts. Would you begin to baptize people right now with your wonderful Holy Spirit?
Lord, would you have people forward on this message to people? Would there be a chain reaction of
salvation and filling up the Holy Spirit? Lord, we just thank you for what you've done.
Thank you for the people that are listening to this right now. They may they be changed forever
and ever. Amen. Amen. I had a funny thought while you were praying the Holy Spirit part.
Was it me in a clown hat with a big squeaky nose? You know it wasn't. It wasn't
- It's changing.
- Okay, well, absolutely.
- It was that, you know, I've talked to several people
who listened to our podcast while they're working out,
and my thought was if they got hit by the Holy Spirit
on like a treadmill or an elliptical machine,
it could be--
- Father, for those people,
it could make a great video.
- Would you just fill them right in the hat?
Would you fill in with your wonderful Holy Spirit?
Would you just say, "Fire in the name of Jesus."
(laughs)
- All of a sudden, there's reports of like runners
found in ditches and (laughs)
sorry.
Oh babe, we had a listeners question.
It was a great question.
- We also need to tell them about the conference.
- Oh yeah, we'll do that as our closing thing.
How about that? - Okay.
- Okay, so we had a listeners question.
This is a brilliant question.
This is from Danielle.
She said, "Hey, AJ, hey, Alan.
"I lived in Tennessee a few years ago
"and went to Grayson or an Amine.
"While there, I went on an encounter weekend
"and felt so impacted by the healing weekend.
"Thank you for that.
"You're welcome.
"Actually, we have an encounter weekend just finishing today."
- Yes, we do.
- So a great time.
Since then, I feel that I may be in need
of another encounter weekend,
but I no longer live in the area.
How do you recommend I go about such a thorough experience
on my own since I'm not aware of anything similar
being offered by a local church?
- Well, there's several outside ministries
that do things similar to the encounter weekend.
So like restoring the foundations,
which their website is restoringyourlife.org
or heart sink is another one that specializes in inner healing.
So if you're just wanting to sort of go after your stuff
and say, Lord, I invite you into the midst
of whatever is still causing owies,
to deal with that stuff.
You could go to either one of those places.
I think, are we gonna release a box set soon of the--
- We're working on a inner healing resource teaching,
but it's very, very hard.
I realized while I was editing the teaching,
to put the teaching in a remote context.
So you ask a brilliant question,
is there any way I can go through this stuff on my own?
And here's the difficulty is God has deliberately designed
the local church to be the context for his outworking.
And while I'm not saying this is your heart at all,
I'm just flagging this as an interesting dynamic
in people's lives today.
It's amazing how many people want to live
Christian life free of the church or on their own. And the difficulty is God made us to need
one another. So the very thing we need is found in someone else. So, you know, part of our
problem is how do you make an inner healing resource that's designed to be listened to
in a culture and a community, something that you can listen to on your own? Because I do think
it's necessary and do think it's needed, but we don't have that available yet because I haven't
thought about a good way of doing that. But yeah, look at those resources and I'm sure
there's ministers who are in your area who'd love to be able to minister to you and we can't
recommend highly enough the journey of inner healing is absolutely incredible.
AJ Jones talked us about the more conferences happening this May 15th to 16th.
We are so stinking excited. Stinking excited I tell you.
stinking excited. We have both the Hellsers. Jonathan David and Melissa Hells.
Yeah, coming into lead worship, which if you haven't heard them, you've probably heard their
songs whether you realize it or not. Just amazing, anointed songwriters and worship leaders.
So super excited about them coming. And then we also have Graham Cook, who's coming to speak.
So it's going to be a fantastic packed two days. And if those names don't mean anything to you,
Here's the deal. They're probably like Jonathan David and Melissa are some of the most incredible
songwriters. And as Edgy said, you're probably singing their songs in their church right now.
You might not know that they're songs. They wrote some of the amazing songs in the new
Bethel album. They're just going to sign a Bethel worship. And so they're just going to be an absolute
treat for sure. We'll put some links in the show notes so you can go watch some of your YouTube
videos and catch a feel for who they are. Oh, that's a great idea. And Graham's one of the pre-eminent
charismatic speakers, teachers, prophets in the kingdom today. He's got longevity in the spirit.
He's been in prophetic ministry since the 70s. He's originally from England, so he has a wonderful
voice to listen to. Now lives in California.  He was with us five years ago at Grace Center.
And he's humorous. He's just a ball of wisdom. We love Graham to pieces, and so we're really
excited he's going to be back. But it's going to be a sold-out conference. We would love you
to get in on the action. If you go to musthavemore.com and are quick, you can get tickets for around
about $50. But there's only a few of those tickets. After that, the price goes up to
$60. And after that, the price goes up to $80. So we would love you guys to be in on
the action. If you live abroad, you listen to podcasts, you don't live in America, you're
not in the Tennessee area, you will be able to watch the conference online. There's a
charge there for each of the sessions. I think it's $10 a session. So you can watch
that as well and we'll make the MP3s available after the conference as well but highly recommend
that you come.
It's going to be an amazing time.
Yeah, for sure.
So yay.
So yay, God.
Amen.
All right, have a great week, people.
Bye.


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public interface ContextService
java.lang.reflect.Proxy
).
ContextService also creates proxy objects for functional interfaces
(such as Function
) that can be used as
completion stage actions. Proxy objects run with
the addition of context typically associated with applications executing in a
Jakarta™ EE environment.
Examples of such context are classloading, namespace, security, etc.
The proxy objects follow the same rules as defined for the
java.lang.reflect.Proxy
class with the following additions:
createContextualProxy
methods.
hashCode
,
equals
, toString
and all other methods declared in
Object
.
Serializable
if the proxied object instance is serializable.
Serializable
if the proxy instance is serialized.
For example, to contextualize a single completion stage action such that it is able to access the namespace of the application component,
contextSvc = InitialContext.doLookup("java:comp/DefaultContextService"); stage2 = stage1.thenApply(contextSvc.contextualFunction(i -> { DataSource ds = InitialContext.doLookup("java:comp/env/dsRef"); try (Connection con = ds.getConnection()) { PreparedStatement stmt = con.prepareStatement(sql); stmt.setInt(1, i); ResultSet result = stmt.executeQuery(); return result.next() ? result.getInt(1) : 0; } }));
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<R> java.util.concurrent.Callable<R> |
contextualCallable(java.util.concurrent.Callable<R> callable)
Wraps a
Callable with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualCallable . |
<T,U> java.util.function.BiConsumer<T,U> |
contextualConsumer(java.util.function.BiConsumer<T,U> consumer)
Wraps a
BiConsumer with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualConsumer . |
<T> java.util.function.Consumer<T> |
contextualConsumer(java.util.function.Consumer<T> consumer)
Wraps a
Consumer with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualConsumer . |
<T,U,R> java.util.function.BiFunction<T,U,R> |
contextualFunction(java.util.function.BiFunction<T,U,R> function)
Wraps a
BiFunction with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualFunction . |
<T,R> java.util.function.Function<T,R> |
contextualFunction(java.util.function.Function<T,R> function)
Wraps a
BiFunction with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualFunction . |
java.lang.Runnable |
contextualRunnable(java.lang.Runnable runnable)
Wraps a
Runnable with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualRunnable . |
<R> java.util.function.Supplier<R> |
contextualSupplier(java.util.function.Supplier<R> supplier)
Wraps a
Supplier with context captured from the thread that invokes
contextualSupplier . |
java.lang.Object |
createContextualProxy(java.lang.Object instance,
java.lang.Class<?>... interfaces)
Creates a new contextual object proxy for the input object instance.
|
java.lang.Object |
createContextualProxy(java.lang.Object instance,
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> executionProperties,
java.lang.Class<?>... interfaces)
Creates a new contextual object proxy for the input object instance.
|
<T> T |
createContextualProxy(T instance,
java.lang.Class<T> intf)
Creates a new contextual object proxy for the input object instance.
|
<T> T |
createContextualProxy(T instance,
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> executionProperties,
java.lang.Class<T> intf)
Creates a new contextual object proxy for the input object instance.
|
java.util.concurrent.Executor |
currentContextExecutor()
Captures thread context as an
Executor
that runs tasks on the same thread from which
execute is invoked but with context that is captured from the thread
that invokes currentContextExecutor . |
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> |
getExecutionProperties(java.lang.Object contextualProxy)
Gets the current execution properties on the context proxy instance.
|
<T> java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture<T> |
withContextCapture(java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture<T> stage)
Returns a new
CompletableFuture that is completed by the completion of the
specified stage. |
<T> java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<T> |
withContextCapture(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<T> stage)
Returns a new
CompletionStage that is completed by the completion of the
specified stage. |
<R> java.util.concurrent.Callable<R> contextualCallable(java.util.concurrent.Callable<R> callable)
Wraps a Callable
with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualCallable
. Context is captured at the time contextualCallable
is invoked.
When call
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the call
method,
then the call
method of the provided Callable
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and the result of the
Callable
is returned to the invoker.
R
- callable result type.callable
- instance to contextualize.call
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized Callable
is supplied to this method.<T,U> java.util.function.BiConsumer<T,U> contextualConsumer(java.util.function.BiConsumer<T,U> consumer)
Wraps a BiConsumer
with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualConsumer
. Context is captured at the time contextualConsumer
is invoked.
When accept
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the accept
method,
then the accept
method of the provided BiConsumer
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and control is returned to the invoker.
T
- type of first parameter to consumer.U
- type of second parameter to consumer.consumer
- instance to contextualize.accept
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized BiConsumer
is supplied to this method.<T> java.util.function.Consumer<T> contextualConsumer(java.util.function.Consumer<T> consumer)
Wraps a Consumer
with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualConsumer
. Context is captured at the time contextualConsumer
is invoked.
When accept
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the accept
method,
then the accept
method of the provided Consumer
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and control is returned to the invoker.
T
- type of parameter to consumer.consumer
- instance to contextualize.accept
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized Consumer
is supplied to this method.<T,U,R> java.util.function.BiFunction<T,U,R> contextualFunction(java.util.function.BiFunction<T,U,R> function)
Wraps a BiFunction
with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualFunction
. Context is captured at the time contextualFunction
is invoked.
When apply
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the apply
method,
then the apply
method of the provided BiFunction
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and the result of the
BiFunction
is returned to the invoker.
T
- type of first parameter to function.U
- type of second parameter to function.R
- function result type.function
- instance to contextualize.apply
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized BiFunction
is supplied to this method.<T,R> java.util.function.Function<T,R> contextualFunction(java.util.function.Function<T,R> function)
Wraps a BiFunction
with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualFunction
. Context is captured at the time contextualFunction
is invoked.
When apply
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the apply
method,
then the apply
method of the provided Function
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and the result of the
Function
is returned to the invoker.
T
- type of parameter to function.R
- function result type.function
- instance to contextualize.apply
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized Function
is supplied to this method.java.lang.Runnable contextualRunnable(java.lang.Runnable runnable)
Wraps a Runnable
with context
that is captured from the thread that invokes
contextualRunnable
. Context is captured at the time contextualRunnable
is invoked.
When run
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the run
method,
then the run
method of the provided Runnable
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and control is returned to the invoker.
runnable
- instance to contextualize.run
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized Runnable
is supplied to this method.<R> java.util.function.Supplier<R> contextualSupplier(java.util.function.Supplier<R> supplier)
Wraps a Supplier
with context captured from the thread that invokes
contextualSupplier
. Context is captured at the time contextualSupplier
is invoked.
When supply
is invoked on the proxy instance,
context is first established on the thread that will run the supply
method,
then the supply
method of the provided Supplier
is invoked.
Finally, the previous context is restored on the thread, and the result of the
Supplier
is returned to the invoker.
R
- supplier result type.supplier
- instance to contextualize.supply
method with context.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if an already-contextualized Supplier
is supplied to this method.<T> T createContextualProxy(T instance, java.lang.Class<T> intf)
Each method invocation will have the context of the application component instance that created the contextual object proxy.
The contextual object is useful when developing or using Java™ SE threading mechanisms propagating events to other component instances.
If the application component that created the proxy is not started or
deployed, all methods on reflected interfaces may throw an
IllegalStateException
.
For example, to execute a Runnable which is contextualized with the creator's context using a Java™ SE ExecutorService:
public class MyRunnable implements Runnable { public void run() { System.out.println("MyRunnable.run with Jakarta EE Context available."); } } InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext(); ThreadFactory threadFactory = (ThreadFactory) ctx .lookup("java:comp/env/concurrent/ThreadFactory"); ContextService ctxService = (ContextService) ctx .lookup("java:comp/env/concurrent/ContextService"); MyRunnable myRunnableInstance = ...; Runnable rProxy = ctxService.createContextualProxy(myRunnableInstance, Runnable.class); ExecutorService exSvc = Executors.newThreadPool(10, threadFactory); Future f = exSvc.submit(rProxy);
T
- the type of the instance to proxyinstance
- the instance of the object to proxy.intf
- the interface that the proxy should implement.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- - if the intf
argument
is null or the instance does not implement the specified
interface.java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- - if the intf
interface is serializable
but a thread context type does not support serialization.java.lang.Object createContextualProxy(java.lang.Object instance, java.lang.Class<?>... interfaces)
This method is similar to <T> T createContextualProxy(T instance, Class<T> intf)
except that this method can be used if the proxy has to support multiple
interfaces.
public class MyRunnableWork implements Runnable, SomeWorkInterface { public void run() { System.out.println("MyRunnableWork.run with Jakarta EE Context available."); } public void someWorkInterfaceMethod() { ... } } ThreadFactory threadFactory = ...; ContextService ctxService = ...; MyRunnableWork myRunnableWorkInstance = ...; Object proxy = ctxService.createContextualProxy(myRunnableWorkInstance, Runnable.class, SomeWorkInterface.class); // call SomeWorkInterface method on the proxy ((SomeWorkInterface) proxy).someWorkInterfaceMethod(); ExecutorService exSvc = Executors.newThreadPool(10, threadFactory); // submit the proxy as a Runnable to the ExecutorService Future f = exSvc.submit( (Runnable)proxy);
instance
- the instance of the object to proxy.interfaces
- the interfaces that the proxy should implement.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- - if the interfaces
argument is null or the instance does not implement
all the specified interfaces.java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- - if any of the interfaces
are serializable
but a thread context type
does not support serialization.<T> T createContextualProxy(T instance, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> executionProperties, java.lang.Class<T> intf)
The contextual object is useful when developing or using Java™ SE threading mechanisms propagating events to other component instances.
If the application component that created the proxy is not started or
deployed, all methods on reflected interfaces may throw an
IllegalStateException
.
This method accepts a Map
object which allows the
contextual object creator to define what contexts or behaviors to capture
when creating the contextual object. The specified properties will remain
with the contextual object.
For example, to call a Message Driven Bean (MDB) with the sender's context, but within the MDB's transaction:
public class MyServlet ... { public void doPost() throws NamingException, JMSException { InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext(); // Get the ContextService that only propagates // security context. ContextService ctxSvc = (ContextService) ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/SecurityContext"); // Set any custom context data through execution properties Map<String, String> execProps = new HashMap<>(); execProps.put("vendor_a.security.tokenexpiration", "15000"); // Specify that contextual object should run inside the current // transaction. If we have a failure, we don't want to consume // the message. execProps.put(ManagedTask.TRANSACTION, "USE_TRANSACTION_OF_EXECUTION_THREAD"); ProcessMessage msgProcessor = ctxSvc.createContextualProxy(new MessageProcessor(), execProps, ProcessMessage.class); ConnectionFactory cf = (ConnectionFactory) ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/MyTopicConnectionFactory"); Destination dest = (Destination) ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/MyTopic"); Connection con = cf.createConnection(); Session session = con.createSession(true, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE); MessageProducer producer = session.createProducer(dest); Message msg = session.createObjectMessage((Serializable)msgProcessor); producer.send(dest, msg); ... } public class MyMDB ... { public void onMessage(Message msg) { // Get the ProcessMessage contextual object from the message. ObjectMessage omsg = (ObjectMessage)msg; ProcessMessage msgProcessor = (ProcessMessage)omsg.getObject(); // Process the message in the specified context. msgProcessor.processMessage(msg); } } public interface ProcessMessage { public void processMessage(Message msg); } public class MessageProcessor implements ProcessMessage, Serializable { public void processMessage(Message msg) { // Process the message with the application container // context that sent the message. } }
T
- the type of the interfaceinstance
- the instance of the object to proxy.executionProperties
- the properties to use when creating and running the context
object.intf
- the interface that the proxy should implement.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- - if the intf
argument
null or the instance does not implement the specified interface.java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- - if the intf
interface is serializable
but a thread context type does not support serialization.java.lang.Object createContextualProxy(java.lang.Object instance, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> executionProperties, java.lang.Class<?>... interfaces)
This method is similar to
<T> T createContextualProxy(T instance, Map<String, String> executionProperties, Class<T> intf)
except that this method can be used if the proxy has to support multiple
interfaces.
instance
- the instance of the object to proxy.executionProperties
- the properties to use when creating and running the context
object.interfaces
- the interfaces that the proxy should implement.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- - if the interfaces
argument is null or the instance does not implement all the specified
interfaces.java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- - if any of the interfaces
are serializable
but a thread context type
does not support serialization.java.util.concurrent.Executor currentContextExecutor()
Captures thread context as an Executor
that runs tasks on the same thread from which
execute
is invoked but with context that is captured from the thread
that invokes currentContextExecutor
.
Example usage:
Executor contextSnapshot = contextSvc.currentContextExecutor();
...
// from another thread, or after thread context has changed,
contextSnapshot.execute(() -> obj.doSomethingThatNeedsContext());
contextSnapshot.execute(() -> doSomethingElseThatNeedsContext(x, y));
The returned Executor
must raise IllegalArgumentException
if an already-contextualized Runnable
is supplied to its
execute
method.
execute
method with context.java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getExecutionProperties(java.lang.Object contextualProxy)
contextualProxy
- the contextual proxy instance to retrieve the execution properties.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- thrown if the input contextualProxy is not a valid
contextual object proxy created with the
createContextualProxy
method.<T> java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture<T> withContextCapture(java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture<T> stage)
Returns a new CompletableFuture
that is completed by the completion of the
specified stage.
The new completable future gets its default asynchronous execution facility
from this ContextService
,
using the same ManagedExecutorService
if this ContextService
was obtained by ManagedExecutorService.getContextService()
.
When dependent stages are created from the new completable future,
and from the dependent stages of those stages, and so on, thread context is captured
and/or cleared by the ContextService
. This guarantees that the action
performed by each stage always runs under the thread context of the code that creates the stage,
unless the user explicitly overrides by supplying a pre-contextualized action.
Invocation of this method does not impact thread context propagation for the originally supplied completable future or any other dependent stages directly created from it (not using this method).
T
- completable future result type.stage
- a completable future whose completion triggers completion of the new completable
future that is created by this method.<T> java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<T> withContextCapture(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<T> stage)
Returns a new CompletionStage
that is completed by the completion of the
specified stage.
The new completion stage gets its default asynchronous execution facility from this ContextService
,
using the same ManagedExecutorService
if this ContextService
was obtained by ManagedExecutorService.getContextService()
,
otherwise using the DefaultManagedExecutorService.
When dependent stages are created from the new completion stage,
and from the dependent stages of those stages, and so on, thread context is captured
and/or cleared by the ContextService
. This guarantees that the action
performed by each stage always runs under the thread context of the code that creates the stage,
unless the user explicitly overrides by supplying a pre-contextualized action.
Invocation of this method does not impact thread context propagation for the originally supplied stage or any other dependent stages directly created from it (not using this method).
T
- completion stage result type.stage
- a completion stage whose completion triggers completion of the new stage
that is created by this method.


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