Well, good evening. Are you glad to be in the house of God tonight? Come on. Are you glad to be in the house of God tonight? Stand with us all over this sanctuary and as you're standing make sure that you grab your prayer and praise tonight We want to go to the Lord in prayer We know that the Lord is able to touch and Move in the hearts and lives of his people I want you to continue to remember for the Caleb Sanders in prayer that God will continue to touch him and Give him a speedy recovery. Remember David Spears that family in prayer Know that God is able to touch a number of other needs that's represented all over this sanctuary tonight How many of you came in here tonight and you need the strength and the touch of God anybody in here tonight? Look at the hands everywhere boy We all do and I'm so glad that in the presence of God we find that we find strength We find to help we find peace and there's nothing like when the family of God comes together and Worship him and be able to hear the word of God Isn't it a privilege to be a part of the family of God today? Come on give God a great big hand tonight So let's ask God to touch and to move tonight Pastor Rogers is Preaching in Atlanta, Georgia tonight and tomorrow night.  So as we pray tonight, let's believe God for great things in this house and the needs that are represented on this sheet Tonight father, we thank you today for the privilege. We have to be in your presence There's no place we would rather be than in the courts of the Lord and we're asking tonight that you would reach down your hand and Touch the hearts and lives of your people every name that's represented on this prayer and pray sheet Every prayer request that has been turned in Lord to our office for this church to pray over We bind together in Jesus name knowing that you are able Knowing that when we call upon you in faith that you hear and you answer our prayers According to your will and we're asking tonight that every single need in this house Will be met Lord, you know us every detail about our lives and we know God that our help and our Source is in you and by faith tonight We're asking that you reach down your hand let healing flow in this congregation Let peace and strength and joy flow throughout this house tonight We lift up the spears family. We lift up Caleb tonight. We lift up our pastor tonight We lift up this service tonight, and we pray for a fresh oil anointing over this house Thank you for what you're doing week after week We're so grateful for the fresh oil the fresh anointing the touch of the Lord that's upon this house And we just simply ask you Lord continue to do a work Continue to use pace assembly Continued Lord to let this be a house of revival Continued Lord to move Across this congregation, and we give you praise and glory for it Hallelujah to God can we lift our hands all over this congregation tonight all over this auditorium, and for the next few moments Let's give God some praise.   We declare Lord your presence in this sanctuary We declare that strength is rising in this house faith is coming alive And we give you praise for it tonight in the mighty name of Jesus Hallelujah, come on give God a great big ovation tonight that he is worthy of The Lord is worthy Now when you turn to the left and to the right and for the next few moments Can there be the sound of fellowship in God's house? Let's somebody know you're glad to see him tonight praise the Lord Praise the Lord. Amen. Amen. Amen So good to see you tonight So good to see you Amen, amen Thank you for being in God's house tonight We say it every week no better place to be than in God's house This is your Wednesday night power booster and Just by you being here tonight the word of the Lord the fellowship of God's people the atmosphere of God's presence I'm gonna go and tell you you gonna make it to Sunday. Amen somebody and we're just we're so glad That you're here. If this is your first time being with us tonight. You're our very special guest Thank you so much for joining us those of you that are visiting us online. Thank you so much Many people from all over the world tune in And we're so grateful that you have tuned in to pace assembly tonight And I know that you're gonna be blessed home folks Let's give all of our guests and our online church our online campus a great big hand. Thank you so much. Amen There are a number of things taking place around the campus We want to make sure that you're aware of one in particular one thing that we've been stressing with you over the past several weeks is your the update of Your data the forms that we've been asking you to fill out We encourage you to continue to do that turn that in if you have not done that as soon as possible We'll have two more weeks that we're gonna be collecting this and so please help us in that So if you haven't done that yet make sure that you do that and I know that our office staff would greatly appreciate that This Sunday is Astor appreciation day, and it's also Pastor Rogers 25th birthday and whatever you do Whatever you do It's good listen It's gonna be an amazing day, and we want you to be here. We want you to come and Celebrate this great our great pastor. It's gonna be a great day Bishop Tim Hill is gonna be preaching the word of God. I promise you you come Sunday You're gonna leave blessed and encouraged and whenever you come Sunday I would encourage you if you're able to pick up a card Write a letter on the back table in the back as you walk in make sure that you place a card or a letter Just a word of encouragement I know that that that card that word of encouragement Goes such a long way to just build their faith and we're grateful for The gift that God has given us at our church and they are truly a gift And so this Sunday you're gonna have the opportunity to reciprocate all the blessings that they've bestowed upon this ministry For 15 years now, and I know that Pace assembly is grateful. Are we grateful tonight a man? This Sunday our young adults at 2 p.m. At Holland Farms may all of our young adults make sure that you're aware of that There's a $12 entrance fee into that farm and also bring some extra spending money for some Food trucks and things like that one thing in particular whenever you walked in you seen a few things It's on the platform and I do I do want to share this with you real quick. These are Christmas bells and Can you believe we're already we're fixing to be in? Thanksgiving season and Christmas season and this church does everything it can do to stay ahead of the ball game on these on these ministries Because they can sneak up on you. Can you believe Thanksgiving is here Christmas is here? 2022 is here and So we want to go ahead and get the ball rolling for these now. There's from what I've seen on here. There's four different bells There's one for girl ages from three to eight There's a list of items on there that you can pick up These are just thoughts ideas for you to be able to pick up There's boys ages from three to eight as well, and there's some ideas there some suggestions there And then there are a boy or girl newborn from from newbies all the way to age three There's some ideas and some suggestions there, and so I want everybody that will just stand right now Come on. Just stand right now. Just stand right now, and then there are some other bells That Some of you don't like shopping and I'm gonna tell you something Jason pool.  So I want you right now There's bells all over this platform If you want to help to do Christmas outreach, come on make that move right now come grab one. Come on Look at them coming. Come on. There's more of you. There's more of you. Amen. I mean I Stephen ought to start singing jingle bells right now, but but I don't want to do that Come on. There you go. Amen. Thank y'all so much And if you're and if you are gonna give cash or a check make sure that you indicate that it's for Christmas outreach and If you are getting a gift that requires batteries do not forget to include the appropriate batteries, right? Man and there'll be more instructions given. This is gonna get you started and get you going. All right Thank y'all so much. It's gonna be this is gonna be great. This is gonna be great Amen, I see some of y'all getting three or four or five. That's all right Miss Rita the question has been posed. When are they do buy? Miss Keith that would know the answer to that What's that? December 1st or December 1st or before and bring those by thank you so much And if you didn't feel comfortable getting up to come up to get one of these make sure that after service you do amen Thank you so much. Let's get ready to receive tonight's tithe and offering and while we're getting ready to read Amen give God a great big hand tonight while we're getting ready to receive Tonight's tithe and offering I do want to remind you concerning the Pace family fest We appreciate all of those that are volunteering and we had a great volunteer meeting a number of people that are getting involved on that outreach On that outreach week and thank you so much I know pastor miss Rita are encouraged to see that as you get engaged in Throwing out the net of the gospel of Jesus Christ. That's the only hope of the world So thank you so much for getting involved in that. Thank you for your giving your faithfulness and giving You know that everything that takes place at Pace assembly cannot be done without the faithful support of God's people God is our source, but God uses his people Amen to help the ministry move forward. So thank you so much There's several ways in which you can give whatever is most convenient to you. Amen. Let's pray tonight And let's ask God to bless if you're giving by check or cash make sure that you put that in an offering envelope You could put that in the bucket on the way out father. You're good and you're faithful We thank you for the privilege that we have to give and we pray tonight that you would bless the tithe and the offering Let it go forth and meet the needs of the ministry that you have established right here You've been faithful to us. You've never let us down and we were so grateful Lord that we're able to give that back to you all of it belongs to you to begin with we ask this in Jesus name and Everyone says amen. Amen. Now one more time as we get ready for the word Let's give God a great big hand clap offering a praise tonight. I Want you to take your Bibles Take your Bibles to the book of Exodus and I trust that you have a handout if you don't have a handout I trust you have your app ready to go and I encourage you to take notes along the way tonight I believe that the word of the Lord will bring help and bring strength to you tonight Amen, the book of Exodus chapter number 30 and I want us to look in verse number 22 the book of Exodus chapter number 30 in verse number 22 and as you're finding This as you're turning there now We have been having such powerful powerful services Over the last lord, I've never been in a bad service at pace from the time. I've been a kid till Till now 45 years old I've never been in a dead dry service at pace and not everybody can say that about their church Can you say man? I'm grateful that we come to a church that is alive and we come to a church That is on fire and that Experiences the anointing of the Holy Spirit on a regular basis. We're we're so grateful for that but but I do believe it and and and I'm not trying in any way to be weird or to be odd Tonight and what I'm gonna what I'm about to say I Do believe with all of my heart that every service. It's climaxing level to level from glory to glory from anointing to an even a greater anointing God is Doing something at pace assembly We're we're it's not just a feeling we are seeing it We are sensing it and a number of people that have shared with with the staff and have Called the church and have talked about something is Happening at pace assembly can somebody say a man in this house and and I believe What is taking place and and many of the things that pastor has been has been preaching And and he talked to me said hey if you just want to just flow in and preaching about the Holy Spirit and all that I'm preaching about that on Wednesday nights You just flow in that and whatever you want to minister on and so I really sense tonight This message because what is taking place at pace assembly and it always has been is The anointing of the Holy Spirit that is upon this Ministry and upon this house the anointing of the Holy Spirit that is upon our Pastor it is obvious and it is Visible and we're grateful for that tonight in the book of Exodus chapter now I'm gonna listen. I'm gonna try to teach if I break out a little bit and preach it I'm sorry, but Jennifer told me before he said now Jason this Wednesday night Tone it down try to try to teach and and listen y'all Pastor Rogers helped raise me and so it's hard for me just to Try to tone down and teach a little bit, but I'm gonna try so be patient with me tonight. Okay, so Exodus chapter number 30 verse number 22 Moreover the Lord spake in the Moses saying take thou also unto the principal spices of pure of pure and myrrh 500 shekels and Of sweet cinnamon half so much even 250 shekels and of sweet calamus 250 shekels and of Kaseyia 500 shekels after the shekel of the sanctuary and of olive oil oil olive and a hen and Thou shalt make it listen to this and thou shalt make it an oil an oil of holy ointment an ointment compound After the art of the apocryphthary it shall be a holy anointing Oil now want you to look with me in verse number 30 and Thou shalt anoint Aaron and his sons and Consecrate them that they may minister unto me in The priest's office did you hear that and thou shalt anoint Aaron and his sons and Consecrate them that they may minister unto me Can I tell you our? responsibility first is to minister unto God Before you before me before anyone else can minister to man Humanity we must be able to minister To God that they may minister unto me in the priest's office Can I tell you tonight? We cannot minister without the ointment We cannot minister without the anointing of the Holy Spirit So father tonight Anoint us help us Bless us and you're gonna get all the glory and we give you praise in Jesus name. Everyone says amen You know We often talk about the anointing We pray for the anointing of God on our lives on our ministries on our activities We pray for the anointing over everything that we do here and and of course we should We recognize tonight that we need the power and the presence of the Holy Spirit and Many times our own strengths Can sometimes become weaknesses because we can so easily Abandon our reliance upon God Church we must depend on God All that's taking place in this world the climate of this society Everything happening right before our very eyes as the child of God our reliance better be Upon God he is our source tonight. Will you say man? Zachariah chapter number four verse number six a very familiar passage of scripture It says it's not by my nor by power But by my spirit Sayeth the Lord when you look that word up spirit. It's the word Ruach Well, when you begin to look at the word Ruach the primitive root of that word is simply the word touch It's not by might. It's not by power, but it's by my touch Sayeth the Lord everything we do beloved We need the touch of God pastor preached it so good this past Sunday We must minister in the power of God under his Anointing under the anointing of the Holy Spirit. What is though the anointing? We talk about it all the time about the anointing. We desire the anointing I desire the anointing. Do you desire the anointing? We pray for the anointing I pray for the anointing. Do you pray for the anointing? But but what actually is This anointing, let me first say this do not seek the anointing first Seek the anointer will you say man in this house? Now one of the things I want you to see the most simple Definition of the anointing is to be set apart.  I don't want to be anointed just to feel his touch We're not in that day and hour my friend. We need the anointing of the Holy Spirit to impact our World for Jesus Christ. We just say man I don't need the anointing for some goose bumps going down my neck I needed my friend to impact my family to impact the market place to be Effective in the ministry to be effective in the church somebody shout the anointing That's what we need and The most simple definition of the anointing is to be set apart Now when a new king was anointed in Israel The prophet would take a horn full of oil and he would pour it over his head And it would run right down his clothes This person was set apart to be used of God The anointing oil poured over his head for him to be set apart to be used by God now the anointing oil symbolize the special call and appointment of God and the Holy Spirit His equipping of a person for the service of God now Understand this we are anointed for a reason God is anointed pace assembly for a reason God has touched pace assembly for a reason now. We're not the only church that God has touched We're not the only church that God has anointed. There are many other churches there I'm not talking about any of the church tonight. I'm talking about three three nine four eight highway 90 pace, Florida This church this property this location God has called us here And can I tell you God brought you to pace assembly for this time this season this hour this moment for you to Impact the world your community for the kingdom of Almighty God We're here for this moment a man and God is anointed this church to equip us To impact the world and this church is doing that what you say man Now I want you to note these carefully worded instructions Moses was to collect and Blend blend these choice sizes now The first thing that he was to have was mur 12 and a half pounds of pure mur Cinnamon Six and a quarter pound of cinnamon Calamus six and a quarter pound of sweet cane Cassia 12 and a half pounds of Cassia Olive oil one gallon of olive oil and when all these ingredients came together When all these ingredients were mixed it blended into a holy Anointing oil and the end result would be a unique Special oil that would be used to anoint the tabernacle and it would be used to anoint the priest now the oil was used To anoint and as you read the scripture the moment that that anointing oil Was created was made the instructions were given and it was made These this is what took place The tabernacle and its furnishings were anointed with oil The Ark of the Covenant was anointed with this oil The table and its utensils were anointed with this oil The lamp stand and all the accessories were anointed with this oil The altar of incense was anointed with this oil The altar of birth offering and its utensils were anointed with this oil The water basin with its stand was anointed with this oil and beloved I want to tell you it became an oily mass Everywhere Everything was anointed now the purpose of the anointing oil. It was to fold first to sanctify the tabernacle and its furnishings that it would all be holy and Then to anoint the priest and to sanctify them for the ministry Anoint the priest to sanctify them for the ministry and what that tells me today is if there is no anointing there is truly No ministry Come on somebody in this house now The importance of this anointing oil it was stressed over and over twice in this chapter This anointing oil was stressed it was to be used as gods Holy anointing oil and gods alone It was never to be misused by pouring it on an ordinary person Someone not chosen and appointed by God. Are you giving this tonight? There was something special About this anointing it was to never be misused It was to never be misused by making it for ones on use the anointing oil It belonged to God and it was used beloved for his Purpose alone when you say man now There was a stern warning that was given now. I want you to hear this if the oil if the anointing Was ever misused That person was to be cut off from the entire community According to Exodus 30 and 34 How many do we see in this day and hour? Misused The quote anointing that they say they have can I tell you can be a great orator? You Can be a great singer You can be a great teacher You can be a great musician, but my friend if it's all about you Yeah, come on somebody if it's all about you if it's all about your five minutes of fame Come on somebody if it's about your 15 minutes of notoriety It's all about you and not about him Oh, God get Lord get everything get the applause Get the looks off of us and Lord let it be upon Jesus Christ. We just say man We need to get to a place. We don't need that voice We don't need boy. You done a great job today. What we need is God. I want to please you I will the kingdom of God to move forward. I want you Lord to be exalted in the house. We just say man now very important It is God who chooses Who calls? Who appoints and gives his Holy Spirit? Well, I don't like them and I don't think they deserve it. It's not up to you. I know what they were before I know some of those things they've done in their past There's no way Listen if the if the cover was taken off every life in here We would all have to run do an altar and get on our face and beg and cry for mercy But thank God for grace somebody Amen and always remember this God uses the most unlikely people in the most unlikely Situations to accomplish his will and God uses imperfect people It's God who chooses who calls who appoints and gives his Holy Spirit It is God who chooses to anoint and set apart both objects and people Now I might bust some of your theology But but some and I get the jest that you know all this is is Sheetrock in it in its chairs and its sound system and and and and some people would say you know We are the church. Yes, we are the church but there is still something holy and Set apart and sanctified about this property can somebody say mad Listen when God birthed this church, it was birthed out of prayer It was birthed out of fasting and there were people that walked the corners of this property Early in the mornings late at night and say God build a church here God let this be a lighthouse for you God let this church impact the world and because of the faithful prayers of men and women from years past and Even to this very day. This is a holy place. We just shout amen. I Believe that tonight When we say someone preached under a real anointing or That was an anointed song. Do you know what it means? It simply means that it was set apart God set it apart God had his hand on the preacher God had his hand on the song and God began to move while he was preaching God began to move while they were singing can I take it the anointing is really nothing other than the presence of God favoring his people and favoring his church and What we've experienced the last several weeks as pastor would begin to preach Right in the middle of the preaching the word of God going forth with such power and anointing that the Holy Spirit The dove begins to fly all throughout this house And he looks for places to land and the Holy Spirit moves and touches and Ministers will you say man in the Old Testament the Tabernacle and all of its furniture and Utensils that were used for worship had to be anointed before they can be used How many of you want to be used of God then you need the anointing come on How many of you want to be used of God then you need the anointing of the Holy Spirit? They didn't anoint in they didn't know in just any old with any old oil They had special oil for this anointing and God prescribed these ingredients that were to be used God said I'm gonna tell you the ingredients I'm gonna tell you how it's to be made and when you read this scripture if you Deviated from the pattern and from the recipe it was a capital offense in Israel to make it to make this oil and use it for any of the purpose and My friend if you tried to duplicate this oil when you read your Bible It was even punishable by death because he valued this Anointing oil so strong God may we value this Fresh this special anointing that you have on this church And the recipe for this oil gives us a picture of what we need in our lives to know God's anointing And this is where I want to go tonight. I'm gonna ask this question Because before we move on You need to give a real answer and a serious answer How many of you want the anointing of the Holy Spirit? Are you sure? I'm gonna ask this again How many of you want the anointing of the Holy Spirit? Just like it was in the Old Testament and There were ingredients for this special anointing oil My friend if you want to walk in this anointing and a strong anointing It doesn't come cheap. It doesn't come on somebody. It's not free There's a price is gonna have to be paid and Before you covet somebody else's anointing. You don't know the hell they had to go through to get that anointing We look at some folks. Oh man, they can do that.  They're so anointed But can I tell you the anointing call something a man now? Let's look at something this tonight You desire the anointing in this house. Well, let me give you the first ingredient to the anointing The first ingredient was liquid myrrh and and the Bible says pure myrrh Myrrh was used to prepare bodies for burial and To get its beautiful sweetness you had to crush it and there's many that I Woke the touch of God. I want the hand of God. I want God's presence to be in my life. Yes They don't want to die. Oh, I'm feeling the anointing now. Yes, Lord.        We got to pay attention to the voice of God We got to pay attention to the dealings of the Lord We got to pay attention to the conviction of the Holy Spirit my friend can somebody say man Because one way or another God's going to teach us and he's gonna train us And he's gonna love us because the Lord love us those he chasens Amen There's a story in the book of Matthew chapter number 26 of a woman who brought her alabaster box of expensive perfume and Anointed the feet and anointed the head of Jesus and the Bible says that that Fragrance come on somebody that fragrance filled the room This was the kind of box that you wouldn't want to break this box was precious But unless we love it the outer box is broken the outer boxes But come on somebody unless the outer box is broken there can be no Fragrance the perfume is locked up to itself Never to fulfill its purpose and that's why we go through the breaking at times because there is a Fragrance that is on the inside of us that God wants to come from us There's some things that have been deposited only in you my friend and You're so precious and you're so important and you're so valuable to God and and God says I need you for Service I need you. I want to use you and at times that breaking will come Amen and If you say you enjoy the breaking lie your liar pants on fire Come on somebody Unless there is a breaking in our lives the fragrance of Christ Will never be smelt Sometimes we hold our lives Sometimes we control our lives We control the things that are precious to us and we treasure it more than anything, but those things have got to be broken And I recall the scripture where it says we have this treasure in Earthen watch its vessels There's a treasure in you Come on. Just point to yourself said there's a treasure in me. Is it locked away right now? Is that treasure that's a listen? There's dreams. There's ideas. There's strategies. There's inventions There's things on the inside of you. Did you know that and Maybe the reason why it hasn't manifested yet is because you sure do love this earthen vessel a lot But God knows how to break us Man God knows how to break us to get what he needs out of us. Oh God help us Lord. I want to come to you. I Want to come to you and be broken Rather than you having to break me Lord, I want to be humble Rather than being humbled Come on somebody. Do you hear what I'm saying to you tonight now? There's a second ingredient Now this second ingredient ingredient was called sweet cinnamon and Cinnamon Was used for flavoring How many of you want the anointing? Come on, I'm asking you now because I said I said pure I said liquid Murr and pure and we're talking of death and and and at first everybody wants the anointing So I guess half of you fell off the cliff now I don't know about that now, but I'm gonna ask you again. How many of you desire the anointing? so the second ingredient for this Anointing oil there had to be sweet cinnamon and cinnamon was used for flavoring It gave off a very pleasant smell its fragrance was beautiful in the tabernacle because it counteracted the smell of the animal sacrifices So the cinnamon it speaks of sweetness somebody say sweetness and You want God to anoint you and use you?   There needs to be a kindness about us. Are you kind? Are you kind? Well, it's just my personality. Well, it needs to be changed Well, I've been like this my whole life. Well, then you really have a problem Not I'm not trying to be hard I'm just saying if we want the anointing and if we say that we're children of God There should be a sweetness. No one should be I know we all have bad days. I'm not talking about the bad days. I Know we all go through seasons, but for the most part you should be kind Loving gentle Come on Point at your neighbor say he really preaching to you right now The sweetness of Jesus have you ever thought about the sweetness of Jesus the sweetness of Jesus?  Born in a manger The sweetness of Jesus 12 years old teaching in the synagogue The sweetness of Jesus my son is 12 years old and he'll be 13 Next month, but I'm telling you my son is so kind and sweet The sweetness of my son. I enjoy that about him right now. Y'all keep your fingers crossed. Hey, man But Jesus 12 years old and he's teaching in the synagogue the sweetness of Jesus He went to a wedding with his mother and he and he turned water into wine at his mother's we Request that the sweetness of Jesus He was baptized and The voice came from heaven. This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased the sweetness of Jesus Jesus is on the boat with his disciples and a Storm came and Jesus is in about the boat sleeping But then the bottom of the boat sleeping, but then the disciples awoke him and they were afraid They thought they were going to die and Jesus stands on the bow of the boat and says peace be still the sweetness of Jesus he wept When Lazarus died the sweetness of Jesus The sermon on the mount where he said love Your enemies do good to them the sweetness of Jesus The woman that was accused in the very act of adultery with all the religious folks says Let's just own her killer But Jesus gets on his hands and knees and writes something in the dirt and says If any of you are without sin you cast the first stone and looks at her and says go and send no more Beloved, that's the sweetness of my Jesus Somebody say man, I begin to think about Jesus feeding the five feeding the five thousand There's nothing nothing more spiritual than you can do then sitting down with your family and Eating a meal the sweetness of Jesus Let me tell you something when my wife cooks a meal and we sit around our kitchen table at our home here in When we pray I always pray God, thank you for my wife preparing this great meal for us That way it shows me is the sweetness of my spouse Jesus feeding the five thousand shows us the sweetness of Jesus. He's in the garden praying To his father Lord if it be your will let this cup pass from me But nevertheless, not my will but I will be done the sweetness of Jesus I begin to think of Jesus on the cross the middle cross my friend beside two thieves And and he looked at them and and all of those that were crucifying him and mocking them And he says father forgive them for they know not what they do the sweetness of Jesus The third day he rose from the dead the sweetness of Jesus Before he ascended into heaven He says go tell my disciples and Peter to the one that denied him three times It tells me the sweetness of Jesus How many of you want the anointing of the Holy Spirit upon your life come on look I want to see your hand You really mean it Then there listen maybe there's something that needs to change in your life tonight But if you want an operating is true anointing you've got to die to yourself and there's got to be a sweetness about your life The sentiment also represented a heat Or or fire I recall several years ago my father was in the hospital and I had some I had some chapped lips and You just have to know this guy.   Will you say man now the third ingredient? was Calamus Calamus the Calamus plant grows in my re soil and to get this plant to smell you had to beat it and The more you beat it the better it smells God's anointing is able to increase in your life the more that you pass through the difficulties of life and It's in those difficulties of life that God molds and fashions your character Amen Here's something else about Calamus.  Listen, there's gonna be a requirement on your life if you want to walk in the anointing. There's got to be a death There's got to be a sweetness a zealousness a fire, but at times You're gonna walk through difficult situations and it seems that spiritually you beat down But here's the other thing about Calamus that a lot of people Don't think about do you know Calamus is still used to this very day in the medical profession? Do you know what it's used for? It's used for a purging agent and Some of the things that's hindering us from walking in the anointing That God has for us in that power that God has for us is we still have things pinned up on the inside That hinders us from walking in the power of God's Spirit, and I don't know what it may be for you Tonight, it's none of my business, but God knows and some of us are praying for a fresh anointing And God is saying you have to get rid of the bitter places You have to get rid of the jealousy You have to deal with these issues in your life and you see that's something about the anointing when we begin to pray Father anoint me father use me father take my life and use it for your glory Then I can promise you there's some things that the Holy Spirit is going to convict you about So he can purge you from my friend so he can use you in a mighty way. Will you say man? Here's something else about Calamus.  I'm just here to say tonight keep hanging on this to shall pass Don't grow weary and well-doing don't give up in the middle of the battle. Don't give up in the middle of the fight I'm just here to prophesy to somebody. I see the Sun coming up on the horizon You're about to walk through it my friend.  Have you been through some hard knocks? And I know that there's some that are harder than others, but they are working in you Character come on somebody some of the battles that you're facing some of the struggles that you're dealing with right now You don't understand it you see for what it is right now But God sees it from a different point of view He's developing something on the inside of you a fresh and a special anointing Amen You see God is more interested in anointing character than great abilities and I can tell you listen There's a lot of people We enjoy great abilities And I've been around some people that had amazing abilities They could sing the house like crazy. They could preach like crazy in front of everybody, but behind the scene But I said behind the scene Don't get enamored by somebody That has all these great skills and abilities God's more interested in character than special abilities and All of us have seen our fair share of people That I've had great abilities But they've had no character Amen You want the anointing of the Holy Spirit? Do you want the anointing of the Holy Spirit? now The fourth ingredient Was Kassiya This spice grows only at Elevations above 8,000 feet You got to get up to the mountain to get it. I've preached the message before about the mountains of God. There's three mountains I'll preach this one day But there is Mount Sinai. There is the Mount of Transfiguration and Then there's Mount Calvary and every individual has got to go to that mountain But if you want the fresh anointing of the Holy Spirit upon your life It doesn't come in the shallow place as my friend you got to get on the mountain and when I read about Jesus His times of prayer He always he always found that place behind a rock and Every time he would come from behind that rock something Amazing would happen You want God's fresh anointing and fresh touch You're gonna have to go higher You gonna have to fly with the Eagles and get away from the turkeys Come on somebody You want the fresh anointing you you got to fly with the Eagles and you got to get away From some turkeys and I don't know who you are But you've got listen. There's some turkeys that's been holding some of you back You've been listening to people and voices that's been telling you don't get involved in this area Don't get involved in that area. Don't be committed to this.   How many of you saved in here tonight? You're an eagle soar like an eagle fly like an eagle my friend. Can you say man now? If you desire God's anointing you've got to look up you got to get on the mountain with God There's no shortcut to the anointing. You've got to pray Jesus lived in the anointing of the spirit He maintained a close walk with a father and prayed all times. Here's something interesting about Cassia This oil The effect of this oil fights depression It ups it up lifts mood and induces warm feelings in the body and in the mind this oil induces a refreshing feeling We've all gone through our stuff you've gone through yours. I've gone through mine and I have found when when I have been overwhelmed and Life will do that to you marriage will do that to you children will do that to you the demands will do that to you Can get overwhelmed my friend And listen and everybody in here you're gonna go through those seasons that you are totally Overwhelmed I've been there my friend. I've been there And I have found that whenever I've been overwhelmed. I had to go to the mountain I had to get to the mountain and I have found when I've been overwhelmed and when I was at the point I'm just ready to give up and quit and throw in the towel Well, I have found that as I climb as I begin to climb higher I would walk into that sanctuary and I would just begin to pray God help me God renew my mind God I need you right now. God my confidence is in you my trust is in you I don't have to understand this. I don't know how to work this out. I don't even know what to do But I stand here vulnerable I stand here God just wanting to be with you and in your presence And it's in those times my friend when I was walking through hell Some of you know what I'm talking about because you're there now when you're walking through hell The only refuge there is it's on the mountain of God when you say Lord It's me and you and I need that touch from you and I've been there When I've just had to sit When I sat on the platform and I just I just I don't even know what to tell you Lord. I Know what to say. I Don't even know what to say. I have nothing to say But I'm here and I just need you and in stillness and in silence He begins to refresh me and strengthen me a man You want the anointing of the Holy Spirit? Do you want the and are you willing to go through the purging? Are you are you? Because in Jesus name right now the Holy Ghost is pinpointing the things in your life that he is saying deal with I Won't be anointing But you better allow the purging right now allow it a man Now let me give you the last ingredient was olive oil when you begin to think of olives it speaks of pressing Peeling back a Crushing a Breaking But catch this today. It also speaks of maturity Because olive trees can live up to 2,000 years God anoints Maturity he doesn't anoint childishness He anoints Maturity, you know what it tells me if I want the anointing I've got to grow up if I want the anointing I've got to begin to grow up Spiritually and take the things of God seriously and all of these ingredients had to be mixed with olive oil and as it was mixed Altogether the scripture says and God called it holy and over and over again in the Bible The oil symbolizes the person of the Holy Spirit and in so many ways and so many types in Scriptures the oil represents the Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit is the principal character in the anointing of God All of these ingredients mixed together with oil produced the anointing oil that was called holy The Lord will combine all the good somebody say all the good See in our mind set as believers it can only be good But God will combine all the good and the difficult things in your life with the oil of his Holy Spirit And on the inside of you a sweet anointing will form in you and he'll be able to use you in incredible ways I Want the anointing of the Holy Spirit We need to ask God for his release of the anointing churches nothing wrong with the anointing And I don't know why some churches are scared of it and there's a lot of them that are There's a lot of pastors afraid of it a Lot of pastors afraid Services like this. I'm telling you I have I have preached all over and I can tell you beloved what we experience here is rare Rare, I mean it just doesn't happen in a lot of places Because people are afraid of the anointing can I tell you tonight the anointing will turn a slingshot into a 357 magnum The anointing will turn a teenage boy into a giant killer The anointing will turn will turn a shepherd into a king The anointing will turn a farmer into a prophet The anointing will turn a whale into a submarine The anointing will turn a rooster into a prophet The anointing will turn a rock into a fountain the anointing will turn a Christian killer into an apostle The anointing will turn a group of shouting saints at Jericho into a demolition crew. I'm talking to you about the anointing. The anointing will turn the wicked city of Nineveh into a revival headquarter. The anointing will turn a sea into a highway. The anointing will cause the elders to dance, the women to sing, and the youth to shout. There's nothing wrong with the anointing and church at Pace Assembly. May we be a people that crave, that hunger, and that seek the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Stand with me tonight. I'm gonna close with this. I'm gonna ask you this. How many of you believe that there's an anointing in this church? Come on. How many of you believe that there's an anointing in this church? Can I encourage us tonight? And I'll be the first one. I'll be the... I never want to take it for granted. Help us not to take the touch of God, the kiss of heaven, the anointing of the Holy Spirit that's on our pastor, that's on this church. Let us never take it for granted. How many of you want the anointing? I didn't say anointing. I said the anointing. You've got to die to yourself, to your flesh.  The liquid murder, the sweet cinnamon. How many of you want the anointing on your life? There's got to be a sweetness about you. If you're mean and rude and hateful and you call yourself a Christian, you may call yourself a Christian. You're not anointed. You're annoying. Y'all, I'm just joking on that. Somebody said no, you're not. There's the cassia. There's got to be the purging. There's got to be the purging in our life. There's the calamus. How many of you want the anointing? Let me see your hand. You got to move from where you're at and go to a different level. You want the anointing? Then there's got to be some spirit. There's got to be some spiritual maturity about your life and it's going to come and it's here. Father, thank you for the opportunity in my weakness and my frailty tonight, God. Thank you for your word. Thank you for your word. I'm not seeking the anointing. I'm seeking Jesus. I need the anointer. I need the anointer.  If we do it in the arm of the flesh, we reap results of the flesh. You said if we sow to the flesh, we reap the flesh. We reap a whirlwind. We want the anointing of the Holy Spirit where we see results. Bondage is broken. Captives set free. Miracle signs and wonders. That's what we want to see and we will see it. We will see it. We will, we will see it. We will see it. Come on. Somebody to declare it right now. We will see it. Come on. We will see it. Come on. Right now all over this house. We will see it in this house. We will see it. We will see it. We declare it over this house. The days of this ministry, the best days, the greatest days are ahead. The greatest season of anointing and power influence is ahead because there is an anointing upon this house and I'm gonna be a part of it. How mean you're gonna be a part of it?   Amen. Pray for God's touch. Seek the anointer and as you seek the anointer the anointing will come. Good to see you tonight. Looking forward to seeing you in the house of God on Sunday for pastor appreciation.


Hi everyone, I forgot to do the randomizer the angels Red Sox randomizer for this card So let's flip back over here. I got angels Red Sox right there. So it's either gonna go to James and the Red Sox or Nick and the angels. Good luck guys. Let's roll it randomize it ten times team on top. We'll get it one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten ten final time Goes to Boston after ten and that'll go to James. There you go James. You'll get that a Mookie Betts Albert Pujols card and there you go. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


My story starts when I moved to the United States with my family 11 years ago from Mexico. I moved here and I started sixth grade. I didn't know the language. I didn't have any friends and worse of all of that. I didn't have any self-esteem because I couldn't communicate with anybody. Years later in my senior year I knew I wanted to be an engineer but I also knew that I didn't have the English level to be successful. That's when Gateway Technical College came in my life. After talking to an advisor I was introduced to the English Language Learner Program. They have a Gateway Technical College and I also mentioned that I wanted to get a skill where I could work. So I finished my English program and my cosmetology program. In those two years I learned to be confident with myself. Also that fall after I graduated from those programs in 2012 I started the Biomedical Engineering Technology and the Electrical Engineering Technology Program Gateway offers. Two years later I'll be graduating from the Biomedical Engineering Program in May and the Electrical Engineering Program in December. In those two years have been the years that have impacted my life so much. But Gateway Technical College has not only improved my education but they have also improved my self-esteem and my self-worth and confidence to be here right now at this moment.


We did two apps in one side job. Which one pays the best? First, we're gonna go to a store called At Home. We're picking up a couch, driving four miles, and we will be paid 45, 48. It's time to be great. Let's go. Guess what? We are here at home and I'm in my zone. What's going on? What's up? We meet again. Where were you the last time? Uh-huh. So, Diana, I don't even know how to pronounce who's last name. HR. He didn't last time either, I'm just kidding. That's what I'm saying, I ain't good with the name. Hermet? I don't know how to pronounce him. Damn, hold on, I need this thing. Diana? Yeah, what is it? Yeah, I say it. I know, you don't know either. You don't know either. That's the couch? It's that flat like that? Yep, that's the couch. Dang. You would say you walked all the way back there for nothing, huh? It's okay, I got time to do that. Okay. Yeah, just hold there. You got it? And it's just that easy, baby. This joint is super light, and what if I set me five pounds, but I didn't know you got a couch and a piece of this flat, so I don't know. So I'm about to get this couch and have a blast. Let's put it up so we can put it strapped right in the middle. Now after you strap it up, then stop. Why, why, why strap it like this, huh? And just like that, it's time to get our pockets on the floor. Let's go. We are here at the drop-off location. Is this joint open? Oh, it's open. It's nice. Hello. How are you guys doing? I have your at-home delivery. Oh, thank you. Oh, no way, that's so fast. How big is the box? It's pretty wide. Can you go through this door? Yes, if I put on a rolling cart, I probably can get it through this door. I'm gonna show you. Okay. You're putting it right here. Okay, you're putting it right here. So it's in a box just so you guys know. It's not open or anything. So you just want me to sit it here? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, because I think the lady said all we gotta do is put legs on her. Uh-huh. Is it right? I think so. Screw in the back and stuff. No, I don't think it's probably, because the box is pretty flat. It's like this big. Do you want help, honey? So, ma'am? Here, let me move my, I, he needed some stuff, but I'm gonna try to move it. Well, it's okay. You can leave it right there, because the box is pretty skinny. So if I, I'm gonna put it on a four-wheel cart and roll it in here. Okay. All righty. Thank you. Oh my God, this is perfect. Yes, it is. It's gonna fit right here. Perfectly. Isn't it cute? Yes, it is. I have to take a photo.  Have a, have a good day. So this is you on this, you guys on this? Yeah. It's your son? No. My son's friend. Yeah, it's like my family. It's family- Yeah, it's nice. Appreciate it. Thank you. It's always good to- I definitely will. We're not ready yet, but we'll do it. Okay. I wanted to give you a tip for delivering. Oh, thank you very much. I appreciate it. We got paid an extra 20, 40 sorted. We made an extra $40. We are now on our way to an office building to pick up three bookcases, 10 boxes, drive 20.5 miles, and receive 107. 107, three of them. Hello. I'm fine. I'm Jerome. This is Stephanie. Hi, I'm Kristen. Nice to meet you both. Sorry, my hands are free. Okay. He needs to go. And we have another one of these, if it would help. Okay. Hands in windless beam. Busy, baby. Teamwork, make the dream work. Make this green. Good workout, baby. Good workout. This is the last one. I have to take a picture and I'm good to go. All right. Thank you guys very much. You guys have a good one. We got an extra $50 holla. It's time to go get some old dollars. The last place we're gonna pick up is from a house. We're gonna pick up a twin size bed, two mattresses, driving 18.6 miles for 200 smack of rules.  Let's go. And we are here to pick up a location. See if they got this joint ready so we can keep it steady, baby, baby. Hello, how you doing? Margie sent us. It should be pretty easy to write it all the way in the door. And then to the left. Okay. It's nice. Yeah. So the two mattresses, this one, that one, that's some bedding for her. And all this is just, there's 12 bolts, two on each corner of this that you need to take out and then two on the top there and there to help some of the frame together. See those? Okay, so here, here, here. Yeah, okay. So you need a allen head and a wrench, which I have, you have something to assemble it there? Yeah, I do have, I have a tool back in the car but it's already loose right now. Yeah, she asked me to take it apart originally. Oh, okay. And just like that, y'all see what's going on, baby. We got everything in the joint we strapped right there, strapped right there. It's time to put it in the air, baby. And get this money, understand me, understand me. Let's go. I'm living the dream, I woke up this morning. Yeah, well my sister says she's getting rid of her bed. I'm like, are you kidding? You'll take it. Excellent job today. And we got tips all day without they ain't got that cake. Now, all together we made 482.48. Don't be good, be great. And guess what else? Don't hate. We had some good days, we had some bad days. I'll show you guys a good, bad, sad and mad.  That's that bag. Now, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. But guess what? I'm gonna tell you guys which ones were abs and which one was a side job. Number one, the first order we did on roadie. Number two, the second order we did was on dolly. And number three, the last order we did was a side job. We get into this car, we get into this corn, baby. We get into this green, nothing in between. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Again, if you are not subscribed, make sure you smash that subscribe button. Give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. And lock in tomorrow, cause we get back to this bag. Why we get back to this bag?  We okay, but I'm giving a reason. I'll see you guys on the next one. We go on, we go on, we flew on you already know and it's DDK and I'm on my way.


Okay, let's start today with this first problem. We'll do both of these, actually, but we'll start with the first one. It says, rank the following radicals in order of increasing stability, right? And those radicals that I'm talking about are these three down here. As you can see, they all have the same molecular formula and same, essentially, overall structure without that hydrogen radical, right? The hydrogens, or the hydrogen radical that's gone. But anyways, they all have the same molecular formula, same, essentially, same structure. And I have written up here the bond association energies of some other structures, right? So you can see here methane, ethane, propane, and isobutane, right? So if you look here, right, it shows the bond association energy. And this is stuff we talked about last lecture, right? The bond association energy for a methyl CH bond is the highest, right? Because the carbon alpha to that carbon-hydrogen bond is going to stabilize that radical, okay? So in fact, it mirrors the stability, remember, of carbocation. So if we've got a methyl, so we call this a methyl radical, amy-radical, right? We've got the primary radical, secondary radical, and here we've got the tertiary radical. And you can see 439 kilojoules per mole, 423 kilojoules per mole, which is less, right? 414 kilojoules per mole and 406 kilojoules per mole. And remember, when we're talking about radical reactions, the radical will abstract the hydrogen from the bond that has the weakest amount of energy, okay? So if we look here, what are we effectively comparing? We're comparing here a primary radical, right, to a tertiary radical to a secondary radical, right? So that's going to kind of mirror or be opposite really of the bond association energy, right? So the stability, remember stability and reactivity are opposites of each other. So whichever one is the most reactive is going to be the most stable radical. Why? Because it's reacting to become more stable, essentially, right? The most stable thing that it can do. So if we look here, probably you guys have already decided which ones they are, right? So which one's the most stable? The middle, right? So this is the most. And which one's the least? To the left. So why? Because that's the primary tertiary. And then of course the middle one is the secondary, right? Yeah, they're both on the end. I know, I know. It's the end for this from you, okay? Okay, are we cool with that one? Everybody's got that one, right? Okay, we're going to record another video. We're just going to change the bottom part, okay?


I don't know. At Flock, I tried to be creative with my talk name. It didn't work. Here I tried. A modularity of the program. Good afternoon, everybody. My name is Owen Taylor. My role at Red Hat is as the architect of the desktop group. I've been working on Linux desktop technology for maybe 20 years now. A lot of different things from text rendering to the GTK toolkit to GNOME shell and the system processor in GNOME. But this project, Purple Egg, which I'm going to present today, is a little bit different for me in that it's not looking not so much at the desktop itself, but how we can use the desktop as a place to start from and to integrate with when we're looking at a broad set of development on Linux and how we can improve using Linux, using Fedora, using GNOME as a place to do development in a broad sense. So I'll start off by telling you very briefly what Purple Egg is, and the way I would define it, it's project-specific, integrated, isolated environments integrated into the desktop. So I'm going to sort of structure this talk in two halves. The first half I'm going to tell you about project-specific, isolated environments. What they are, why you want them, and demonstrate how they're handled within Purple Egg, looking at the Purple Egg command line. And then I'll switch over and talk about how that integrates into desktop and the interesting things we can do given the basis of the project-specific, isolated environments. But also to tell you about Purple Egg is that it's a codename for a prototype. So it's, you can run the code now, and they'd be useful for some people. I'll tell you at the end of the talk how to go and get it as a flat pack. But it's not planned currently to be part of Fedora. It's really not part of a Red Hat product. And if it does become part of Fedora, a Red Hat product won't be called Purple Egg. That being said, I'm glad that we see we had special Purple Egg edition DevConf goodies this year. So as I've been said, I've been developing on Linux for 20 years. And for most of that, the story about developing on Linux has been pretty simple. Linux is a good development environment because it looks like your deployment environment. You can take all those server packages and install it onto your workstation. If you want to develop against Apache, if you want to use a whole bunch of Python libraries, the package, you just install them on your workstation and it looks like you have your server there.  It's going to be similar to your workstation, but maybe it's a stable version of Linux. Maybe it's a little bit different version. It definitely doesn't have all your workstation packages. So that's the old model. Your workstation is your development environment and deployment is something else. That worked for a while, but people began to realize limitations. One of the big limitations is basically that you're dealing with very specific versions for your workstation, which might be, as I said, different from your deployment versions. So say I started developing up for Door 25, my application, and it used LibFu, a specific version that was whatever was on Door 25, version 1.2.3. And then for whatever reason, I decided to upgrade my workstation to Door 26. I want new stands of death house features, you know, something like that. And I started working on Project 2, the new version of LibFu, version 2.1.3. And my new applications were against the new version here.  So I switched back to my old application. I tried to run it, and I realized it doesn't even run on my workstation because I upgraded the library. So this is why you want project-specific development environments. If I'm working on a project, the only time that the library versions that I'm using for that project should change are when I say I'm ready to upgrade, I'm ready to develop the application against the new version. They shouldn't change because I wanted to run a new game on my desktop or because I just got held board one day and decided to upgrade it to Door 26. Another way of looking at why we want isolated environments is that we want a desktop operating system. It's not the same as what you want of an operating system that you're going to be developing against. For a desktop operating system, you want it to be stable. It's not going to be easy to use. You want to support your hardware, and more things, you want it to be tested as a whole. You want somebody else to say, it's running. I've tested it, and they can upgrade. I've tested those upgrades. So that's generally what you want for your desktop. You want it to be able to boot up every morning, check your mail, and then launch into your development environment. On the other hand, for the operating system that you're using as the target of your development, well, you want it to have a ton of software available so that if I wanted to use some component in my software, I can have it there. You want those components to be updated frequently. You want it to be very customizable. You want to say, I'm going to pick the set of software I want in my development environment. So, you know, of course, Fedora as a project is both things. We ship a workstation product, which we like to say has the attributes of a desktop operating system. It's well tested and stable, but we also ship a whole lot of packages that we want people to use as a development operating system, something to build their applications against. You know, this becomes the trends of Fedora, the trends generally in the industry are moving even more in this direction. We have a project called Fedora Atomic Workstation where the idea is that you ship the desktop operating system as an integrated test at whole and applications are a separate layer on top of that. It's actually, for Fedora Atomic Workstation, I can't even install a random package because it's actually not part of the core. Applications are a separate layer on top. And then we're making Fedora even more customizable. We're saying not only can you have all these packages with recent versions, you can have multiple versions of the same package and then we'll make that work out. So we're getting at this bare distinction there, and you really want to say that if I'm developing, I want an operating system specific for my development. So that probably sounds a lot to you like containers. That's how everybody does things nowadays.  And the model generally people think about for containers is that your development environment is your deployment environment. So you can say I have developed and have tested it, and I'm going to take what I've developed and ship it over to the server I'm going to put onto the open internet and run it there. And that model, that development is exactly what you're deploying against, has some limitations or some problems to it. And I think those problems especially come when you're talking to a new developer. Somebody says, I want to run a web app, I hear Python is cool, what do I do? Because suddenly you're saying not only do you need to learn Python to get better at Python, not only do you need to learn about web frameworks, but you need to learn about Docker files and images and layers, and maybe somebody else is telling you that you need to learn about Kubernetes and pods or OpenShift and you can spend a year researching what technologies you should be using before you're ever swiping in the screen. So I don't think we can ever really say that these container technologies are what we want people to use from day one if they have no experience because they are simply too complex and even to start using those we have to try people a simple way through that complexity. It also is true that if I went to say after a little bit of research besides I wanted to use Django for my website in Python, and I went to the Django website, they have a nice tutorial, but the tutorial is not talking to you about how to do it in containers, it gives you some, you know, command line commands. So here it's how to set up the Django app, and here's how to run it, here's how to run some tests with it. So we also want an environment that is going to be very friendly to people who are looking at upstream documentation and figuring out how to do things and doesn't go off in its own direction, no matter how nice that direction is. The final sort of point I'll make is that, you know, one of the reasons we like building on Linux is that we have the command line.  But often with in containers, it's not that you can't go in and go into a container and run a shell there, but this is something that seems to be very much secondary. It's a way to debug things, it's sort of a crutch you can use if you can't get things to work out properly. But we want, generally, we want a way that the command line is actually very eccentric to your development. And this is even more the case when we're saying that we're going to make the host operating system about being a nice desktop, because then some things you might do on the command line in the host no longer make sense, you need to do it inside your development environment. So the purple egg model is that the workstation is different from your development environment, but that's not the same as your deployment environment. It might look a bit like your deployment environment, but it's specialized for interactive exploration and for being simple. So let me demo it. So, let me give you a bit of a degree. So one of the things about purple egg, it does, is it makes conventions. It's not ever going to say that you have to do something this way and only this way, but it tries to set out some conventions that are going to help you not have to make every choice once by once when you start using it. One of the questions it makes is that all your projects live in your projects directory and your home directory. So if I look here, here's some existing projects I have in my projects directory. And these are just basically, you know, what you might expect for a project. They are some source code and, you know, I don't have to get checked out. There might be something I just started creating locally. Here's about the simplest project you could have. It's just a whole Python, you know, that's all as simple as the project is you can have. But if you're a Python user, you see I also have a VMs directory there.  It's not the only way you can set up virtual environments, but some people, when they set up a virtual environment, create a VMs directory and put it there. So the thing is PurpleEye also understands that VMs directory and says, okay, you have a VMs directory here. This is probably a Python project in a virtual environment there. And when somebody wants to start working the project, they want to enter that virtual environment. Which, so what happens when I say, so it's like peg is the PurpleEye command line, shortened to be convenient from the command line. So if peg shell, it looks at the current directory, says okay, this is a project. It's a Python project. It has a VM directory. I'm going to enter that virtual environment. I'm going to change the command line to show that I'm in a project there and show these little square brackets that are convention to say it's PurpleEye and not just a standard command line. And in this case, that's basically all it does. You might just say it's a little shortcut to know how to enter Python environment, but it also knows that if this was a Node.js environment, it would know the right things to do to start working locally in a Node.js project and it could be extended to all the other different ways that people work on projects. But let's look at a slightly more complex example. I looked at, I said Node.js. This is Angular Phonecat, which is the tutorial from AngularJS, which is where the website is based upon Node.js. And there, again, if you're a Node.js developer, you see a Node modules directory and again, know that's where local stuff is stored and you know that you might have to enter, put the .bin under that directory into your path to run things that have been installed locally. But there's also a file in here called peg.yaml and let's look at the peg.yaml, the very simple file. And peg.yaml is where you store stuff for purple egg where it can't get from the environment. So it says that I want a local environment, which is based upon Fedora24, in addition to the standard packages from the Fedora24 base image. I want to add Node.js. Just when I, now when I run peg.shell here, I see a bunch of output from Docker and then I get back and get a similar double angle bracket id prompt. So it's what went on here. In this case, purple egg looked the peg part of it, looked at that peg.yaml, said, I need to create a Docker file. I need to have a file that's going to define how my local environment is defined. I'm going to create a Docker file. I'm going to build a Docker image out of it. It was cached here, so that was why it was very fast. And then I'm going to go into the, run that Docker image and mount the project directory in the Docker image and then you have your project-specific isolated environment. So if I list all the packages and count how many lines there, I see that there are 220 packages installed. This is question in the back. The project directory is, so the question was if I change something inside the environment, does it come back to outside? And yes, it's not, a copy hasn't been made into the environment. It actually mounted the directory into the environment there. So, whether I'm working in the directory inside the environment or the outside environment, it's in many ways fairly invisible. And sometimes you can do some things outside and some things inside. So the environment has, as I said, has 200 packages here, which is a lot less than I have in my workstation. And if I look at it, I see that I'm actually in slash projects. So that's where purple egg mounts things inside the isolated environment. But I could, but if I ran npm start, it would give me a message, okay, that I started up the web server. I'm running on this local port here. And I could open that. And then I'd see my AngularJS example application running on my browser there. And if you're paying careful attention, you'll notice that it's running on local host and we're on the same port. And this is one of the things that purple egg is doing for simplification. Often you have your Docker containers have a separate networking setup and you have to basically bridge between that and the host networking setup. In this case, the standard default purple egg configuration is that the, to share networking so that the application runs with the same local networking and any ports the application opens are immediately available to local host. Just trying to keep things simple is often what we're trying to do here. So I'll get out of there. Then I want to show you one more thing about purple egg. And that it has a facility for creating new projects for using a template to start a project. Do the peg create Django my Django project. Again, we see a bunch of Docker output. Then we see some more output as I'm setting up the project within the isolated environment. And then it finished. Now I have a new project called my Django project. So I go back to my projects directory and list it. I can see that it's now there. And I look at it and I see that I have centered boilerplate that every initially created Django project has. I have the VMs directory for local Python environment. And I have a peg.yaml. So basically I did the work that needed to set this up. Templates in purple egg are currently extremely demo aware. So I'm not going to say there's a whole lot there but this is the only template but it basically shows how they work. And the idea is to try to get people going with a standard setup very quickly but not to go that far beyond that because you don't want to create tons and tons of purple egg specific stuff that's not going to make sense to somebody who is looking at an upstream tutorial.  That's very similar to what I showed you with Node.js. So that's sort of giving you a flavor of peg the command line. And while some think of a simplified here, there's still obviously a lot of navigation around in the command line knowing what things to use knowing the options to peg. And it's certainly not entirely friendly to a new user. It's also not taking things very far ahead for the experienced user because we're still in this world where we give you a terminal and we say figure out what to do in the terminal. We're not actually integrating that into the desktop. We'll go back to the presentation here. So the typical worldview of development is that either you have an integrated environment, an IDE or you have a terminal. IDEs have a whole lot of user interface. They have all these dialogs to configure your project. They have views and they're definitely GUIs. Terminals we usually think are not GUIs. They're the opposite of GUIs. They're terminals. And you might be running a terminal within a desktop but it doesn't really integrate with the desktop in any meaningful way. You can cut and paste from it somewhere else. So purple egg in some sense it meant to sit in between. It's definitely a terminal. It very much emphasizes a terminal based workflow. But it's also embraces being a user interface and being integrated with the desktop. And the kind of things I've shown you with purple egg are actually how we do that. The problem generally trying to make a nice interface for terminal development is that we don't really have any idea what's going on. We say the user is using a terminal but they can do one of a million things. But with purple egg we've established some conventions. We've said that your projects are stored in the project subject of your home directory. We've said that you enter your project by doing working on it by doing peg shell and we've just added a little bit of glue there that allows us to make some sense of it. Let's look at purple egg. In good home shell in the good home environment when you want to do something one of the common ways you do that is you go to the overview and search. I want to go back to working on the Django project I created. And I remember to call it my Django project. I start typing my Django project and I see a search result from the desktop saying you have a project there called Django project. Then I can click on that and then immediately a terminal opened up which is all set up to work on that project that was already working on it. I didn't have to remember where was it how do I start working on it that all was taken care of for you. We have this thing in Linux where we often try to pack stuff into the prompt. You put your working directory, your Git status and all that. And if you set up enough stuff you can have very little space to actually type in the command line. So the idea here is that we're going to take some of that stuff and put it up into the title bar and out of your working area. This thing here is just saying that there's one tab open. I couldn't create more tabs there and that's just giving me, I can do all one or all two to switch between them. I could do the same things that I was doing elsewhere. Here I could do this as I did before I could run server, it would be available.  But there's also some other things nice that we can do. So say, let me make the font bigger so I can do the same thing. So I wanted to initialize Git for my project. I wanted to put it into version control. Git init would be how you start then. Let's add some of the files here. Then I see something else pop up into the title bear there. So purple egg was watching the directory there and said, oh, this is a good project. Let me show you your active branch there. And if I switch branch if I create a new branch it will follow that and I can use this control to switch between the branches. You can imagine setting this to show other information there that's contextually relevant. Do you have any files that you haven't committed or that could be extended there. You could also go in directions that are not involving Git necessarily. You could have controls there to launch the web server or if you have other containers to launch container. So that's an ability because we understand what the project is and we know some of the conventions there can add a little bit more information as we need it. We can start creating user interface that enhances the terminal experience without replacing the terminal experience. Of course, that's art if you already have the this is when you can already have the project going. So I think that's the question would be how do you how does this handle the initial case. And that's something I don't have fully worked out here but I just run purple egg. What you do is that it lists two projects and let's pick one of those. And then if you had a new project there the idea is that your templating wizarding would go here. So this is just a bit of UI stole from Good Own Builder. It's not hooked up to anything. But it would go ahead and run the same things that happened when you did peg create. Create something for a template there. So that's the very thing. The goal here is that it has a dual nature. One thing that's going to be useful for beginners both because it provides a simplified view of containers, a simplified view of how I can start going with things. But it's also meant if you're only useful for beginners then it's not that useful because it doesn't keep in people's workflow. They say well you know I can I can start with it but then what do I do afterwards. To make something truly successful to make it part of the ecosystem you actually have to make it useful for advanced users. And the way that PurpleEye does that is it well it gives you some organization to how you're working with things on your desktop. You no longer have a genetic gang pile of tabs. You have windows for specific projects. It gives you integration to the desktop things like search and it allows you to quickly navigate between different projects. And then also it has these user interface features like showing you your get branch or your get status. So that's the case where we're trying to make things better for somebody who's actually working on a project and using it day to day. If you are a developer as you've been following along here you probably have one of possibly three actions. One is that this looks really useful to me when can I have it. Or more likely it's like well that looks useful but I've already solved a lot of these projects problems already in some other different way. Because of course we haven't had this so you've had people to come up with their own ways of doing these things. And sometimes they're painful but you have them working. But the third reaction you can definitely have is this doesn't look at all relevant to what I'm doing. So to sort of explain how PurpleEye fits in I think we have to look a little bit at the types of development. If you're developing a server application you're eventually going to deploy via containers then that's really in the core target of PurpleEye. It's also the case if you're developing a library. Another place where PurpleEye can fit in very well is if you're doing casual computing.  But if I'm doing mobile development then I probably have an IDE for that that already has its own idea of an isolated environment. If I'm doing graphical application development well then I want to do something that's more specific to that. And using some of the same concepts but in a different way we've been working on that with flat pack in the GNOME space. And then the thing I don't even mention here is that if you're doing operating system development if you want to actually change how the operating system is constructed, if you want to hack on the desktop or you want to hack on the boot loader or the kernel then this is not relevant to you at all. In that case you probably want to be developing in a virtual machine or your development environment because need will change everything and this is just a container running within your workstation. So where can you go from here? Well one direction is simply that expand whether it's there now you know finish the templating add more tweaks to the terminal add new types of integration there you know possibly it should have some features that advanced terminals have like split screen that's one place that it could go. And there's also the idea that the templating does need to become more extended as well. I shouldn't have a million templates but it should have templates for all the common languages and development environments. A different way is that PurpleEye would have to develop is figuring out what to do and you don't just want one container that you type command line commands in. When you're starting to do more sophisticated applications then maybe you want to need a MariaDB instance, maybe you need a Redis instance to do caching, maybe you need something else like that with the service running there. So how do you make a service available there? And that's you know currently a lot of people use Docker compose for that. You're saying well here's the three containers I need to run an application. Start them from me, here's how they link together. And definitely peg.yaml could be extended to some of the same things but probably the way that's more consistent with the ideas of PurpleEye is it actually should just understand a Docker compose YAML file and say well if I have a Docker compose file here then I can use this to launch the components that are needed for the application environment there. I can maybe have the controls to start and stop those containers and control their status. So that's sort of the PurpleEye way to do it to say let's embrace that rather than let's create a new different way. But there are advantages and disadvantages either way so maybe it could be more targeted toward PurpleEye. And then sort of a final important thing that you have to address to make PurpleEye more useful is how do you get the user from deployment. So I said that in day one you don't want to be in the throw somebody into the full world of OpenShift or Kubernetes or anything like that because there's just too much complexity there. But on the other hand once somebody has fired up the editor and written a cool Python website until they get it deployed somewhere they haven't actually achieved anything. They've had a cool API on their computer that they can show the laptop to their friends with. So one of the things that PurpleEye probably needs is a way to say okay we have a local application going here's how to throw it into source to image and bring it to OpenShift or here's how to take it to a different deployment environment. So that should be part of PurpleEye as well. So that's basically what I want to present here. If you go to the GitHub page for PurpleEye there's instructions how to install it. It's a one line command on Fedora 25 and then there's contact me probably the best place you can find me on IRC on FreeNode and Fedora Workstation and give ideas for how this should be going. So I guess I'll take questions now. So Matt. Yeah, so maybe I missed this. How do I get utility software into, or we know compilers that are into the container when I do a peg shell? Okay, so yeah, so the pattern might be one thing, but another example is like I love the text editor Joe. I do not expect Joe to be installed on Fedora Atomic Workstation. How do I make sure that it's available in my projects? So if I said this file pegged up, yeah well the question was how do I get more software into my containers there? And the simplest answer to this is that this file pegged up, Amel says here are the software I need for my project, so you can just add more things in there. This is where a compiler would go. I think if you start saying that I have some personal things I want to be installed in every environment then that would probably belong in some sort of configuration file for PurpleEye because Yeah, it's definitely an RFP. You know right now there's some standard things that probably push into every environment. For instance it puts less in because less is not part of a Fedora base image But Yeah, I mean because it's not needed if you're running a server software, but if you're actually working interactively inside you want less. So, you know that's probably a set of software that should be configurable for the user. Okay Other questions? Okay, go ahead. Another feature that so I was talking to some of the bread and developer experiences from what it's like from an operating system made for developers and the thing that I was super excited about was snapshotting so a feature to snapshot your container like outside of the gate basically I would like to be able to accidentally screw up my entire environment and say oops put it back with containers possibly there's some way to do that I don't know how you do it but it would be a very valuable feature so so the suggestion was that what developers want is that if they screw up their entire environment they have some way to roll back and fix it in some ways I think purple like is actually an alternative solution to that because we're saying don't mess with my operating system do it inside a container and make that nice so hopefully we're creating less problems where you say I need to install this new version of Python project package and then suddenly your yum doesn't work anymore but second thing is that hopefully eventually you take your peg.yaml and you start putting into version control and then but I think I guess I could see that beyond that especially if we start really looking more in the direction of like those interactively modify the containers then it could definitely be nice to be able to snapshot them okay does your terminal show the good integration does it work for any good project or does it have a peg.yaml? no I mean what as I said that peg tries to figure out what's appropriate and it actually if there's nothing no peg.yaml no virtual environment there it'll just drop you into a plain shell there so as long as it's in the projects you can run purple like there and it'll have that good integration okay well thanks everybody it is in the same space I mean I think it's sometimes trying to concentrate a bit more on the experience after we got started because I think if that was this in its light it didn't really engage you you said okay I could get started but I wouldn't keep on using it I mean if you've got a better idea that would be fine but if you don't let's do that definitely an idea yeah just looks really interesting I think we're about to give a talk about all the things I'm sharing as a particular trip is how to run a Python editor as a local command line interpreter which has issues there's a lot of things you've already solved in here and one of my partner projects during my talk are you ready for more people to hear about it? happy people to hear about it it's like they don't think it's finished but yeah I mean at the very least it solves the very simple issue of data scientists need to use these specialized containers yeah so I've now been launching as a command line in a security say scikit Python yeah and that's a pretty good direction for some of the stuff I'll be talking about so I will be throwing it up to you thank you it's not at all fedora-specific the only thing that's fedora-specific about it is that the probably tenor templates that we ship are probably full fedora as the container environment but you can definitely use any docker in an integrated image depending on anything that's fedora-specific so yeah I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I