that they'll find very relevant.
have given you information, essentially to put together the blog.
So, now all we have to do is actually create it.
What we're gonna do is we're gonna build a filter and focus blog.
has worked with hundreds of people.
I'll also give you some sites that you can go use to go see other examples of it.
we wanna give you the stuff you need to get going.
So, what you wanna do is, here's the filter and focus formula.
First, what you're doing is you want to immediately engage your target audience.
like we're sitting across a table from your ideal target prospect if you will.
are not going to bias it.
you're going to give them a synopsis of the 2 articles that you've developed.
Then we're gonna give them 3 relevant action items.
And we're gonna keep it very short, and very simple, and very high impact.
The key is we wanna tell them that based on this, we filtered through all this.
And here's the three things they should focus on.
And then finally, we'll give them a way to contact you.
So, this is a filter and focus blog formula.
To do that we have a very, very set structure that works really, really well.
these were based on blogging experts like Andy Crestodina and Stan Smith.
And it's designed to quickly develop a high impact blog.
over again, and your audience will love it.
they'll be able to work their way through it.
And so what we're gonna do is we're gonna talk about building this.
any other sort of text processing document to build this out.
In other words, we don't wanna put it on to Blogger yet, or the blog site.
And do that without having to go out to a specialty blog site to do it.
Now if you have your own, you can certainly use that.
and only one person can be on it at a time.
It's easier to do this in a Word document to move forward.
So on the right, here's the structure of how we're gonna do it.
We're gonna build a highly relevant, high impact title.
Then we're gonna do a 2 sentence introduction.
and we'll go through that in a minute.
Then we're gonna give them article 1 from the expert.
unbiased, we're just gonna say here's what they talk about.
this is the basic theme of what they're saying in the article.
Then in the middle between article 1 and article 2, we'll put in a great graphic.
so that it'll be legal, and it's just the right way to do it.
Article 2 will be then from the second expert.
And again, we'll just give them a synopsis.
those will be bullet points in bold with a dash, and then 1 sentence to explain them.
Then we'll probably have a 1 to 2 sentence summary.
Then at the bottom, you have a picture if you choose to do that.
That's optional for you, but a short Vita.
it will also have your Twitter handle in case they would like to talk to you.
let them communicate with you on the blog article you've done.
So, here's what we wanna do.
We're gonna create the blog article in Microsoft Word, or any other text format.
look at the articles that you have developed in the last assignment.
And I want you to search out the LinkedIn, or the other link to the author.
is on LinkedIn, and you'd copy her address.
Then get the homepage of the publication.
some e-journal, find out what the addresses of that.
And then find the link to the actual article.
You'll need all 3 of those when you build your blog.
Then for a graphic, you wanna have the source where you found it.
So as you're doing that you're putting it on you know you want to find it.
insert it into the blog.
And then don't start at the blog publisher, but use your Word document.
we will give you several places where you could put the blog.
maybe you have a WordPress blog already, or whether you want to use Blogger.
It's entirely up to you, as to where you put it.
And we'll cover that in the third video.
Here's the key to success, or one of them.
The thing you wanna do is to immediately impact your target market.
So the first sentence is, this is a 2 sentences introduction.
an issue that you know they are discussing in social.
And the key thing is you need to make it very relevant to them.
the industry, or something that's highly related to them to do it.
So for example, if I'm talking to CMOs, I'm gonna say, as a CMO, da da da da da.
then I have the rest of the sentence.
this is written for you.
in your conversation, and you want their attention.
Say something that gets their attention.
Then sentence 2 is designed to establish who you are.
You're gonna tell them about who you are, and your interest in the industry.
I know this is a very important topic for people.
And so I found 2 articles you might find real interesting.
But the key is you wanna tell them, why you're interested in this topic.
And so, you wanna craft the second sentence.
And it begins to establish your expertise, and your interests in the topic.
This is an example of one.
the IoT movement, as current research firms estimate that by 2020.
Over 40% of the data in the world will be from machine to machine communications.
it's in exactly the form.
The first thing they do is they immediately talk about CMO.
Then it establishes their expertise.
social marketing program as well as having five years experience in this.
I found 2 articles highlighting whatever it is that are important for you to know.
In other words, just talk like you're talking across the table.
Don't try to be too fancy.
The first set was pretty big, but not to be that big.
Just grab me, show me that you're talking to me individually.
then tell me a little bit about who you are.
we're gonna grab their attention.
That and the title are the things that get them to read your article.
Next, on the expert articles, we're gonna do the same thing for all of them.
you want about 3 to 4 sentence summary of the article.
You do not want to take any sides on this.
Do not be judgmental, I mean don't be on the positive or the negative side.
It's just like, such and so did this, and so on.
me links to the article, the author, and the publication where you found it.
made some great points about content in media.
And what you'd wanna do is you'd want to go through, and link up her.
you'd wanna link up the name of the article.
then you put it in the link.
we're actually gonna do bitly links of each one of those.
and the name of the publication, and the name of the article.
You can create bitly links, and link them in here.
it's kind of up to whether you wanna read them or not.
I like to see how many people actually clicked out to do it.
And so, you wanna put that all together.
Also, if in their article, they cite companies or they are at a company.
Be sure you have a link to there as well.
gonna be there, meaning the more people will search you to move through it.
The articles can be opposite opinions, or the same ones.
you are just gonna tell them facts as you do these paragraphs.
For a graphic is find one great graphic.
then I like to put in Creative Commons.
Creative Commons, means people allow you to reuse that graphic.
then what I do is I click on it, and I save it in my directory.
So, I can reuse that graphic when I go to the blog site.
Then what I do is copy that address, and that address becomes really important.
If it's long, I make it into a bitly link.
But what you wanna say is I found this on social IMC or .com if it was mine.
Then what you wanna do is be able to cite me because you don't wanna steal stuff.
You wanna make sure we do this the right way.
So, make sure that it's legal.
can I please use this in my blog?
Usually, they get back to me in a matter of hours, and it's good.
The other thing is, make sure it's a really great graphic.
because if people stop to have to look at it, they're going to get lost.
And they might not read your next article.
where you established your expertise.
So, keep it a simple graphic.
Keep it Creative Commons if you can.
because you're gonna use that when you build the blog.
And then move forward from there.
he actually had a link there, by Senthil Ramachandran, and he's got a link there.
Focuses on how IoT is used by companies, building the connection, and so forth.
So as you see, it's three sentences, very summary.
the article, and I think in there he doesn't site the source, but he should've.
The key is you go through, and you just basically lay it out.
And then this long thing underneath the actual graphic is where he found it.
I would take that, and actually make a bitly link.
And I'd say, I found it in business Korea at this bitly link as a way of doing it.
But again, you're just citing where this all comes from.
lines going off to imply that there's something else there.
But other than that, it's a good graphing and it works.
that is you want to establish your action items.
Make them short, and easy to understand.
They don't have time to interpret what you're saying, so make it simple.
that accompanies each one of the 3 action items.
The key is, what you wanna have is 3 action items.
they often times they won't remember more than 3.
So, don't do 2, don't do 4.
I've actually seen ones that are like 57 reasons you should do this.
Well, I can't remember beyond the third one, and I just stop.
So get 3, but make them the best 3 you can.
Make them very relevant to them, and very important.
Structure all 3 of them in the same way.
What you wanna do is put a blank line before your first one, so it stands out.
Then you have a bullet point, and the 3 word action item in bold.
Then you have a dash, and then you can have one sentence, not a long sentence.
Don't write like a paragraph in 1 big sentence.
A simple sentence that just explains to me what it is.
you don't have to revisit this whole thing.
You're better off under explaining.
And then, end it with a blank line before you start your summary paragraph.
So this is an example.
And what he does is the first sentence draws attention to who he is.
of integrated marketing communications at Northwestern University.
become leaders in the growing IoT and big data revolution.
I like that first sentence.
you should take to become leaders in the growing.
In other words, talk directly to the reader is better.
But his 3 action items are great.
Don't do it alone, but work that.
Embrace the data in an answer, these are great bullet points.
if I'm in this particular market, I can remember those 3 action items.
Then finally, 1 sentence to encourage a reader to take action.
Keep it simple to maintain the focus on your recommendations.
It shouldn't be a big sentence, and basically tell them to take action.
value markets in this data-driven digital world.
hundreds of blogs over the years.
They're all done in the same format.
If you wanna go out and go to see them, feel free to do that.
You can see what they're doing.
Each student writes on whatever is of interest to them.
and the real estate markets to marketing to high tech.
undergraduate who are interested in all sorts of things.
And so, it's a great way to read.
they're all done in the filter and focus mold.
And then at the end, what you could do is you could add a picture with a short bio.
put it all in italics to make it stand out from the article.
a link to the course.
The more back links you have, and the more links you have, the better it's gonna be.
a LinkedIn page that we have for the course.
And you can use bitly to track it.
tell them to please connect with you if they're interested.
but don't include phone numbers, addresses, or anything personal.
just barrage you with stuff and you don't want that.
So, this is an example.
This was the actual student that wrote that article.
just 3 or 4 sentences.
add me, put it in Twitter handle, great way to do it.
So, the final thing is that we outta have a great title.
It's actually, the second to the final thing.
whether they're gonna read it or not.
So, we gotta make this really powerful.
this is a structure that I learned from Andy Crestidena.
He said, start with the title of the reader followed by a colon.
Start with the title that you're trying to go for, then a colon.
recommendations, or action items, or whatever you wanna call it is 3.
then you tell them what it is in terms of a benefit.
revolution, or something like that.
tells them what the problem is or what the benefit is, and moves them through.
3 tips to staying ahead in the game in the IoT Big Data Revolution.
Or CMOs 3 Action Items to avoid being left behind in the Big Data Revolution.
The first one says, staying ahead, the next one says, left behind.
Those are actually interesting to test to see which is the best.
CMOs, 3 Ways to start benefiting from the Internet of Things.
CMOs, 3 Ways to beat the competition using Big Data.
The key is you wanna sell them to open your blog.
Most people, they read that, they either decide to read it or not.
use that title, colon, 3, and the rest it works great.
see what sort of items you wanna put in.
blog, build your labels and key words, and publish it, and start marketing it.


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British Jamaican Actress, Lashana Lynch, to Be Introduced to James Bond 25 Audiences as New 007
Lashana Lynch, a British actress of Jamaican descent and a "Captain Marvel" star, was introduced to "Bond 25" audiences as the new Agent 007. Her role in the new Bond film has been kept a secret, but sources indicate that the rewrite of the script by Phoebe Waller-Bridge will feature Lynch, 31, as the new 007. As fans of the James Bond franchise know, 007 retired to his life in luxury in Jamaica at the end of "Spectre," and "Bond 25" opens with the same story.
British Jamaican Actress Lashana Lynch
As soon as fans are taken back to MI6 in London, however, and the character "M" says, "Come in 007," Lynch will make her appearance as the iconic spy. The thinking is that if Bond is in retirement, it makes sense for the spy agency to pass his code name on to another agent, in this case, a black woman. Bond remains Bond, but now there is a replacement 007.
Lashana Lynch was born in 1987 in Hammersmith, London. The British actress is best known for her role "Rosaline Capulet" in the ABC series "Still Star-Crossed" and for playing "Maria Rambeau" in "Captain Marvel."
In addition to Lynch, observers have seen Christoph Waltz on the set, which has been suggested to indicate that the villain he played in "Spectre," known as "Blofeld," will also be featured in the new film. Early on in 2019, the return of "Blofeld" had been the subject of speculation when it was revealed that the working title of the new film was "Shadowhand." This name came from an alias Biogeld used in the 1964 novel "You Only Live Twice" by Ian Fleming. As Blofeld had been captured by MI6, however, fans worried that he might not return. Additionally, Rami Malek, star of "Bohemian Rhapsody," is slated to play the chief villain in "Bond 25" in a role yet to be named.
The new and eagerly awaited Bond film is scheduled for release in April of 2020.
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Amic del Gran Capitán (Gonzalo de Córdoba); funda l'Acadèmia del Lauro, a la ciutat de Nardò, i va escriure diverses obres en llatí, molt estimades per la puresa d'estil i per la ciència política que d'elles se'n desprèn.

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 De re militari
 Paraphrasis in Aeconomia Aristótelis
 De instituendis liberis principium, etc.

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Is Democracy Endangered? Why I voted Leave.
Is the centre of British democracy endangered?
Every day, it seems, EU devotees spread their mantra that Leave voters are all thick, under-educated, narrow-minded simpletons who were tricked into voting Leave by manipulative exterior forces.
On the contrary, I reckon the majority of us voted the way we did because we are capable of independent thought and judgement. We did not vote because of any political party, guru, writings on a bus, or campaign group. We voted the way we did in spite of a massive Establishment campaign to keep us all in subservience to an undemocratic System.
Prior to the EU Referendum in June I posted a blog
explaining why I planned to vote leave. It was perhaps a bit too heavy on detail so here is a summary of my reasons.
Sovereignty.
By sovereignty I meant the freedom of an independent nation to have full control over its laws and its borders: the ability of an elected government of a nation to deliver democracy as commonly understood and accepted. It is also about the ability of a nation's people to have fair, transparent governance and the ability to hold their politicians to account: in other words to be able to vote them out of office.
All my other reasons for voting Leave were interconnected to the issue of sovereignty.
Economy and Trade.
Global economy and trade are complex issues which are influenced and regularly altered by multiple factors. What I believed back in 2016 was that an independent UK should be able to improve its economy and create new trade deals with nations across the globe. There was also the issue of the UK's huge annual financial contribution to the EU that would no longer be necessary.
Fishing and Farming.
The fact that the EU controlled how these industries operated in the UK seemed outrageous to me. In particular, the fact that a majority of our fishing grounds and fishing stocks were controlled by the EU, thus decimating our fishing industry, would probably have been good enough reason on it's own for me voting Leave.
EU Influence Over UK Arts, Universities, Mainstream Media and Civil Service.
The extent of the level of co-dependency that these sectors have had with the EU regime became even more apparent during the referendum campaign. Along with the UK and global political elite, leaders of global banking/finance, global corporate charities and other mega global corporations: the scale of manipulation and coercion during the campaign was further confirmation that my vote to Leave would be the correct choice.
Immigration and Control of Borders.
This issue on its own was not a reason for me voting Leave as I reckon it needed sorting regardless. I did, however, think that it would be easier for an independent nation to develop a sustainable immigration strategy to best facilitate its internal needs. On the issue of a potential hard border being essential between Northern Ireland and the EU: I was convinced that this was totally unnecessary unless the EU insisted on it.
The United States of Europe.
Certain EU leaders had been quite open about plans for the EU to evolve into a centralised authoritarian super state: with its own army. I really didn't think it was a very good idea for the UK to support that in any way.
So now, over 28 months since the referendum in June 2016, we have been bombarded with threats, fake information and every trick imaginable to try annul this historic act of democracy. Those rapped up in the Establishment, in the System, have been relentless. It's been on a daily basis. Has this changed my mind? Absolutely not.
The only thing that has changed is the British government's apparent U-turn on their promise to honour the democratic result. It now really does seem most likely that key players within Westminster are doing everything they can to fudge and stall Brexit. I do hope I'm wrong. It should all have been relatively straight forward. We voted LEAVE. So, we should simply have left the EU long ago and be well-advanced by now in securing trade deals with the EU and the rest of the world.
It is hard to imagine how the Establishment could actually get away with a fudge that would see the UK still chained indefinitely, in any way, to EU rules and regulation. If they did succeed then true democracy would be defunct and no longer relevant. That would be a very scary scenario indeed.
Northern Ireland. EU Withdrawal.
Remembrance.


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Increasing Economic Growth in Fragile States Can Help Prevent Future Refugee Crises—World Bank President
BERLIN, April 5, 2016—World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim today said that the world's powers need to pay far greater attention to boosting developing economies and creating jobs in the most fragile countries in order to give more opportunity to people in those nations and to prevent future refugee crises.
Speaking at the German Institute for Economic Research, Kim noted that boosting inclusive economic growth and reducing extreme poverty was critical to helping avoid an even greater refugee crisis in the coming years. Citing World Bank projections that extreme poverty globally would only fall to 6 percent by 2030 if economic growth mirrors the average growth rate of the last decade, Kim said that would mean that in the most fragile states, the poverty rate would remain extraordinarily high, at 47 percent of the population.
"All of Europe and all of Germany are rightly focused on the refugee crisis on the continent today, but if fragile states still have 47 percent of their people living on less than 2 euros a day by 2030, while the developed world prospers, the flow of migrants and refugees will not stop," said Kim.
Kim stated that how the World Bank Group engages in the fight against poverty will need to change, and that global issues such as forced displacement carry important implications for how the World Bank will operate going forward.
"For instance, our Board – in a groundbreaking decision just last month – offered Jordan, a middle-income country, rates that we had reserved for the poorest countries, because of their enormous generosity in hosting more than 1 million Syrian refugees," Kim stated. "We have provided an initial $100 million loan at concessional rates normally reserved for only the poorest countries and will provide an additional $200-400 million dollars in concessional financing to build a special economic enterprise zone, which will help create many thousands of jobs for both Syrian refugees and Jordanians over the next five years. This is a truly novel effort that must now be taken to scale and implemented in other countries as well."
Kim noted that the planet is increasingly interdependent, requiring collective action.
"It has never been so painfully clear that the world is interconnected," said Kim. "Major issues that evolve in a developing country now swiftly move to affect developed countries – and vice versa -- more than ever before: Climate change, pandemics, refugees, terrorism, and economic downturns all move seamlessly around the world."
To address these and other pressing issues, Kim called for three major shifts in how the World Bank would work.
"First, addressing the challenge of global threats that cross boundaries and regions will become ever more central to achieving our mission. The World Bank Group's major focus for many years has been to respond to individual countries' needs. That will remain the core of our approach, but that's not enough. Our country-focused work must be complemented with a much more robust commitment to move further upstream and tackle at their core, the issues that affect the entire planet.
Second, we must focus much more effectively on managing risk and uncertainty. The agenda is already changing in many of our development activities with greater emphasis on disaster risk management; targeted investments in the face of climatic uncertainty; and scaling up support for innovative social protection programs for those just above or close to the poverty line.
And the third major change for us is that we must do much more to address the deep pockets of poverty and rising inequality in countries at every income level. This includes investing and supporting middle-income countries that face the challenge of fragility, especially when the spillover effects from fragility can threaten both its neighbors and countries on the other side of the earth. If we leave these problems unresolved, the risk of growing conflict and extremism in these contexts will become very real, as we have seen in the Middle East, North Africa, and Latin America."
In addition to the crisis of forced displacement, Kim noted another is the threat of pandemics.
"On the threat of pandemics, a survey of 30,000 insurance industry experts around the world found that pandemics topped the list of extreme long-term risks that matter most for the insurance industry," said Kim. "The Ebola epidemic and now the Zika pandemic have reminded all of us that we are nowhere near prepared enough for a faster-moving pandemic. What would happen if a pandemic as swift and lethal as the Spanish Flu of 1918 struck today? Modelers have shown that it would be found in all of the world's urban centers within two months, and could lead to tens of millions of deaths and a loss of as much as 5 percent of global GDP – or roughly $4 trillion dollars."
To tackle this challenge, Kim stated that members of seven different World Bank Group teams – experts in the fields of health, agriculture, the private sector, treasury operations, development finance, insurance, and communications – are now working closely with the World Health Organization and other UN agencies, reinsurance companies, supply chain experts, governments and civil society groups to design a Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility, set to launch later this spring.
"This new facility will fill a lethal gap in the international financing system that was exposed by the Ebola crisis. To fight Ebola, it took many months after the initial recognition of the outbreak for the world to mobilize a large-scale disaster response. Now, we'll have a system that uses an innovative, insurance-based mechanism, with a pre-determined and transparent set of criteria that will activate a response. When specific parametric triggers are set off, the Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility will release monies within days to developing countries and international agencies to help stop the outbreak. Essentially, we will be creating a response system that will cost millions of dollars per year that could save hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of lives – and save billions, if not trillions, of dollars."
Kim concluded by stating that in our increasingly interconnected planet, the World Bank is changing as the world changes.
"We will never forget that the World Bank Group is a cooperative of countries and our role is to work with our clients so that they can achieve their highest aspirations. But it is now exceedingly clear that we will never end extreme poverty and boost shared prosperity if we don't tackle global threats like pandemics, climate change and forced displacement in partnership with our member countries -- one region, one country and one person at a time."
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With respect to public police departments, many communities across the United States have private, non-profit organizations, usually started by business leaders, which exist to support their respective police agencies. Locally, Capital K9s, Inc. and Madison Mounted, Inc. are examples of two private, non-profit organizations who provide financial assistance to the Madison Police Department's K9 and Mounted Horse Patrol Units.
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Robert Morris Announces The Table Church Plant in Austin
In September, I first disclosed that Gateway Church founding pastor Robert Morris' son Josh was going to plant a church in Austin, TX. This news represented a sea change at Gateway because the plan had always been for Josh to take over Gateway when Robert retired. This past weekend, the elder Morris made it official and announced to the Gateway congregation that the plant in Austin was happening.
The church, to be called The Table Church, is slated in early 2019 to open in the second wealthiest area of Austin: the Lakeway/Bee Cave area. Morris will be assisted by Chad Sykes and Cole Novak. Morris disclosed this change and others this weekend and posted his announcement on the church Facebook page earlier today:
(Transcript at the end of the post)
It will interesting to see how this happens over time. Planting a church requires financial commitments and this means that Gateway is apparently going to expand just after a significant and painful staff downsizing.
Morris then outlined the new lineup of campus pastors.
Looks like there are already several good churches in the neighborhood. I wonder why Morris targeted this one?
I want to let you know, some changes, that are coming up, before I go into the message. And that is, that, um, we're making some transitions with some campus pastors, so I'm gonna introduce to you all the campus pastors in a moment, just by at least showing you their pictures. Most of them are not able to be here. They're at the campus. But we're also making a transition here at the uh, Southlake campus with our campus pastor.
Pastor Josh Morris has been serving as the campus pastor of the Southlake Campus uh, but I wanna get you the, give ya a little behind the scenes, um, information on this. Uh, about 3 to 4 years ago, um, I started feeling like that Pastor Josh might be, in 10 to 12 years, my successor and to take the church here. And so I talked to the Elders about it. And we began preparing him for that. Putting him in, in different departments. We have two succession plans in essence. One for when I'm 63-65, which is like 30 years from now, ya know, so.
But, ha, but the other uh emergency plan, ya know, if an airplane went down or something like that and um. And it's like life insurance. Ya hope ya never have to use it but ya oughta be wise and have it in place. So, uh, we were preparing him for that. And in August he came and met with me and said, 'Dad, I just um, I just don't have peace about, uh, taking the church at, just, I feel stress when I think about it. And, um, I've been talking with Hannah and Hannah asked me, 'would you ever want to plant a church.' And he said, I actually said, 'No. I don't think I want to do that'. And he said but it's been kind of going off in me and now the Lord's actually put a city on my heart. And, but I need to talk to you and see what God is saying. Ya know, through you.
And I said, 'Well, I think then since God is stirring this, then that's the way we need to go. Um, God will take care of whoever is to uh, take my place when it's time. Uh, we'll get back on a succession plan, for whoever God says. Uh, but he's praying about it. I felt strongly as well, that this is what God is speaking to the Elders, all the Elders prayed. We felt the word from the Lord. So, next summer, they're goin- Josh and Hannah, will move to Austin, Texas and plant a church in our state capital.
So, also Chad Sykes will be an Associate Pastor there and then Cole Novak is going to go to be the worship pastor, Cole wrote the song Open the Heavens that we sing, that's all over now. I was actually listening on uh, the uh Christian radio station that's on the XM Satellite and I thought, I know that song. And I know that kid too, ya know, so uh, so, I just, I know these people. So, ah. Um, so anyway. So we're beginning to start making that transition. It won't be called Gateway Church because there's already a Gateway Church in Austin and it might be confusing, we felt like. Um and like we pra- planted Preston, and we, we called that Gateway Church. But we planted Tim Ross in Irving and called it Embassy Church. So It's going to be called Table Church. Uh, ya know Pastor Josh has something in his heart about coming to the table and the Lord's table. And then just fellowship around the table.
So it'll actually be Table dot Church. So if you know of someone in Austin, the church will probably start around the first of 2019, but there are a lot of moving parts to that. But they'll move this next summer to get started and build the Lead Team and things like that. So, I'm, I'm excited about it. I really am.
We still have an emergency succession plan in place, just so ya know, if something did happen to me. Um, a guy with a little bit of experience, Pastor Jimmy Evans, would actually step in. And take the church as the interim pastor and then, we'd find ya know, what God is saying. So but. Nothing's going to happened ahem, so. I'll be around. So.
Uh, but I wanted to let you know who then will be stepping in as the Southlake campus pastor. And so, you just stand up there, Pastor Mark Jobe, is gonna be the new Southlake campus pastor. So, uh. And I, uh, I prayed about it and I've known Pastor Mark for many years and of course Pastor Mark and Sandy and then you probably very familiar with Kari Jobe, his daughter and one of th-our worship pastors that travels and ministers and now lives in Nashville so she can travel more and do what God has called her to do with her husband.
And so, anyway. Um, uh, but, so I just wanted you to know all the campus pastors cuz there's been some switching some around. So if we can put that up. Where you an kind of see. So uh, the Dallas Campus, of course, is Pastor Tom Lane. Uh, at the Frisco Campus, Jelaini Lewis, NOW at the Grand Prairie Campus there's Pastor Steve Thompson stepping in for Pastor Mark Jobe. At the North Ft Worth Campus Pastor Mondoe Davis. Uhm, and then at the North Richland Hills, Pastor Stokes Collins and just to comment at North Ft Worth it was Pastor Marcus Brecheen. He's helping us now in the church network that we're starting to help other churches. And then Pastor Stokes it was Pastor Byron Copeland. Pastor Byron is now overseeing all of the campus, campuses and campus pastors. You have to have someone in that spot to be able to oversee all of them. And then Mark Jobe at the Southlake campus. So, I just wanted to make you aware of what was going on.
And then just put Josh and Hannah on your radar. I think, uh, you know, umm, I don't mean to say this wrong. Lemme say this the right way. The Enemy targets state capitals. (nods head) Would you agree with that? So, why not a church, let's target it for the Kingdom of God. And um, see what we can make a difference there. So.
And the church is actually gonna be west. Kind of west of Austin. But take in that whole west Austin portion Bee Cave Lakeway, if you've ever been down there it's just a huge grow- growing area so. Awright.
Author Warren ThrockmortonPosted on November 20, 2017 Categories Gateway Church, Robert MorrisTags Gateway Church, Robert Morris, The Table Church1 Comment on Robert Morris Announces The Table Church Plant in Austin


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Soldiers Need Wings
The Development of Ground-Air Forces
By Admiral Charles M. Cooke, U. S. Navy Rtd.
HISTORY furnishes much evidence that peace based on injustice is merely a breeder of war: the Munich settlement of 1938 is perhaps a sufficient example. From this premise, the people of the United States have drawn the conclusion that they must be prepared to use their power in support of justice, as justice is defined by the international community. Now power has various aspects -- moral, political, economic, military. Of these I shall comment here only upon the last, and I shall do so by trying to answer several questions: Given the fact that we may have to exert our military strength abroad on behalf of justice, how may we prepare to do so most effectively? What kind of military establishment should we maintain? What general principles will guide us to wise actions?
To some advocates of air power, the answer seems so plain as hardly to be worth discussing: these experts would equip long-range planes with the strongest possible bombs, and prepare to dispatch them in the shortest possible time to an enemy's vital centers. It is all, for them, as simple as that. Without wishing to go over ground already almost too well harrowed by controversy, I venture to suggest that such a simplification is dangerous.
In the past, a belligerent who was able to bring new weapons or new tactics to bear against his enemy before the latter could produce similar new weapons or tactics, or develop countermeasures, usually triumphed decisively. But no matter what the nature of the new weapons, a war has tended to approach stalemate if both sides enjoyed them in about equal measure. Some such equality of weapons is possible in a combat in which we might engage. And when for this reason a stalemate approaches, even in a war full of novelties, resort must be made to fundamental factors, such as industrial capacity, manpower and will to fight. They are called into play most fully in the climactic act of warfare -- the forceful seizure by one Power of the area held by another. Victory involves tearing the enemy away from the ground area which is the foundation of his strength.
The idea of "possession" carries with it a number of attributes -- seizing, holding, using, denying use to others. In its basic sense, it implies the possession of land. Man is born, lives and gains his sustenance on land. Possession, control and use of a land area and its resources, or denial of its useful possession to the enemy, must always be the ultimate objective of both sides in a war carried to the limit. All elements of armed power may give indispensable help in accomplishing this result, but in the end possession of land must be exercised by the foot soldier. Machine guns, artillery, boats, ships and aircraft may, any of them, in a given set of circumstances, prove the greatest single factor. But the foot soldier must always be present, and if other longer-range elements are approximately balanced, the decision reverts to him. The thesis of this paper, then, is the need for the maximum development of the mobility and power of our ground force, to enable it rapidly to seize and maintain possession of land areas.
In 1940, when Great Britain was left alone in the field against the Germans, her enemy had a greatly preponderant air force, and a superb base for attack along the western littoral of Europe. The English targets were susceptible to both concentrated and diversified attack. But Germany was not able to project soldiers to take possession of English land areas. This failure was to prove decisive.
Later, even though air superiority passed to the Allies, the Germans, while devoting the major part of their war capacity to continental ground warfare, were still able to inflict mounting damage on England by V-1 and V-2 bombs. The struggle could be resolved only by the invasion and seizure of Germany -- that is to say, only by dispossessing the Nazis.
It is frequently contended that if the Allies had devoted a greater portion of their energy to bombing, invasion of the Continent would not have been necessary. But such a theory does not take into account the fact that millions of Russian ground troops forced Germany to expend a major part of her war effort on raising and equipping similar armies. Had Germany been left free to devote all her tremendous productive capacity to building planes and strengthening her anti-air defense, which means that the struggle would have become solely an air war, the best that we could have expected would have been a stalemate. Such a stalemate would have been a victory for Germany.
These considerations may appear trite, but that does not invalidate them; there are times, as Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, "when vindication of the obvious is more important than the elucidation of the obscure." Conclusions drawn from the "obvious" may, of course, be subject to dispute. It is often pointed out that Japan surrendered before invasion by ground forces had begun. On the other hand, it must be borne in mind that in similar circumstances Germany and England did not surrender. Further, the Japanese, inhabitants of an island, had seen more than half of their shipping destroyed and were vividly conscious of the inevitability of a disastrous invasion such as Allied ground forces had already imposed on Germany.
During World War I, the Germans seized a marked temporary advantage by introducing poison gas, and held some continuing advantage from the use of that weapon throughout the remainder of the war. This, however, did not prove decisive. In World War II, both sides were prepared to use deadly poison gas -- and neither chose to use it. The availability of poison gas to both sides operated as a sanction to prevent its use by either. Nonetheless, the possession of poison gas by both opponents did not prevent the outbreak of a major war, which became "total." Neither side could afford not to have gas, even though in itself the use of it could result in nothing more than a stalemate.
The future will probably find all major Powers ready (in varying degree) with bombing groups, atom bombs, projected missiles, biological warfare, and so on. Will these weapons operate as sanctions to stop nations from fighting? Will they produce a stalemate because neither side can accept the counter-destruction which the enemy can wreak upon it? Or will their use be considered indispensable by both sides and cause local hostilities to grow into unlimited and total war? The prophet who will offer a simple dogmatic answer to such questions is confident indeed. Good sense requires the admission that the probabilities shade into one another.
The factors which go to make up an effective military establishment likewise interlock. The advent of the air age has added to the complex problem of gaining possession of a land area the important task of "possessing" the air space over it. Possession of a certain area of water is a much less tangible achievement than possession of a ground surface; and possession of a certain air space is less tangible still. By implication, it gives the possessor full freedom of action in the area. Failure to achieve control of the air space in a particular region can seriously compromise the "possession" of the land below.
The positive aspect of possession of the sea is the ability to send men and materials to any port around the world. But to do this, a nation must also have cargo ships and transports. If the realization of our national purpose involves a projection of our industrial and armed power overseas, we must be fully prepared to expand quickly the equipment that will be required. The bottleneck which most obstructed our military plans in the recent war was the shortage of amphibious craft. Urgent warnings that such craft would be needed had received little attention before the war; oddly enough, President Roosevelt, who in most things was keenly alive to progressive naval development, did not perceive their importance. The result was that when we found ourselves, in due course, with ground forces ready to fight, with aircraft ready to support and protect them, and with men-of-war to control the sea lanes, the tempo of our operations had to be slowed to the rate of production of landing craft. American industry did a magnificent job in turning out these vessels; but had production started earlier, the war would have been shortened and money and lives saved. In assessing the blame, the convenient answer is to hold the "brass" responsible. In part this is correct; the military leaders should have appreciated more sharply the importance of an amphibious force, and taken more vigorous action to equip it. But the difficulty went deeper. Even as late as 1939 and 1940, the idea of preparations to send American forces overseas was not acceptable to American public opinion. Proposals that amphibious craft should be built were usually rejected with the flat answer, "Why build combat transports when we're not going anywhere?" The construction of landing craft at that time would have created a storm of criticism which, for political reasons, had to be avoided.
When we brought the war to a conclusion we had more than two billion dollars' worth of amphibious craft and a tremendous production capacity. Now both are largely gone, and we are doing little in the way of construction and development. The idea of air power has so captured the public imagination that disproportionate sums are spent to construct bombing aircraft, and little is being done for the improvement of equipment, boats and special aircraft for projecting vital ground power.
Fortunately for Britain and ourselves, the Germans in 1940 had not foreseen the need of amphibious craft. In short, Britain after all retained some of the strategic attributes of an island Power. This is an important fact. Even though supply by sea is becoming increasingly difficult, an island position still has certain great advantages. In the recent war, the United States came to be regarded as the sole remaining major "island Power" in the full strategical sense, out of reach of attack by unfriendly Powers, and far more self-sustaining than Britain and Japan. There is a tendency now in some quarters to maintain that the increasing range and power of aircraft and rocket missiles (including those launched from enemy submarines off our coast) have deprived the United States of the advantage of her unique position, and that henceforth we must place all emphasis on protective measures in the continental United States. To correct this exaggerated picture, we may profitably study the British experience, political as well as military. The English Channel has narrowed, but its 20 miles of deep water are still an important military fact. Much more so are the stretches of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. For her own safety in times past, Britain has found it necessary to support the independence and integrity of European underdogs against aggressive continental Powers. Sea power was a potent and indispensable weapon in support of this policy, but was not always sufficient by itself. Full utilization of the possession of sea areas included the dispatch of expeditionary forces to strategic locations, an exploitation of sea power that was aided by beachheads in friendly hands. Thus ground forces were, for example, sent to the Netherlands in the sixteenth century against Spain, to the support of Central Europe against Louis XIV 100 years later, and to Portugal and Spain against Napoleon a century after that. Though such expeditionary forces were small, they exerted a leverage which multiplied their power many times, as when Moore and Wellington in the Peninsula kept alive the resistance movement of Spanish and Portuguese patriots and thus drained Napoleon's strength.
Further overemphasis of the rôle of air power in our military establishment flows from the current cult of the offensive. After World War I, many people thought that the defensive had become so strong that a resort to offensive war by an aggressive Power was unlikely, and if undertaken would prove unsuccessful against a reasonably good defense. There were writers who proclaimed that the defensive was to the offensive as three to one, and some believed that the disparity was even greater. A good many people, of course, disagreed with this thesis -- among them those who were responsible for the preparedness of the United States.
Now popular opinion has swung violently in the opposite direction, and has embraced the theory that offensive power is so overwhelmingly great that the defensive can do little to meet it. The German blitz through Holland, Belgium and France, the advent of tanks, strategic bombing, rocket missiles and atomic warfare, have made the offensive seem irresistible. The place of the defense in the military structure is now undervalued. Such oscillations of popular opinion are to be expected; but the conduct of successful war in the past has been guided by the principle that though primary emphasis should be placed on offensive power, defensive measures play an indispensable rôle.
The recent tendency to overemphasize the offensive is less hazardous to national security than was the previous illusion about the superiority of the defense. But it is dangerous to miscalculate the degree to which our own offensive power is likely to be decisive, and dangerous to assume that defensive preparations by ourselves and our enemies are futile. Generally speaking, the defensive should be regarded as a valuable and indispensable servant of the offensive, holding here, repelling there, freeing offensive power to get on with the attack. Tactical and strategical defensive action is an element of strength when correctly adjusted to the whole military effort. It is when the posture and psychology of defense take the form of immobility behind Great Walls and Maginot Lines that they herald decay and invite destruction. In a word, the criterion of wisdom and strength, in military thought as elsewhere, is balance.
To say which of the three services is most important in warfare is like trying to determine which is the most important leg of a three-legged stool.
The four general types of military operations may be summarized as follows: (1) control of sea areas, including the air space over them -- primarily the task of the Navy; (2) control of land areas, including the air space over them -- primarily the task of the Army; (3) operation in the air space over land areas under the control of the enemy -- primarily the task of the strategic bombing force; (4) various combinations of the above, with special emphasis on amphibious operations. With the continuously increasing part to be played by air, "amphibious" operations could more accurately be called "triphibious."
Sea power and ground power take and protect the bases from which strategic bombing can best be directed against the enemy. Sea power and ground power force the enemy to disperse his strength around the periphery of his territory, thereby decreasing the amount of effort which he can give to repelling strategic bombing attacks upon his vital resources and communications; and this in turn weakens his resistance to attack on land and sea. All components of three-dimensional military power must be adjusted to one another and to the accomplishment of required tasks. The "elements" of our military establishment cannot be divided simply into tanks, ships and aircraft. In modern war neither the ground force nor the navy can function without aircraft adapted to their particular tasks.
Strategic bombing is a special task and requires special aircraft. The airplane itself is not, however, a "task;" it is a weapon, or tool, which must be adapted to the particular job which it is called on to perform -- ground-air missions, sea-air missions, and strategic air jobs, of many varieties and, of course, in many combinations. Economy is promoted when tools can be developed for general use, as some can be, but the best economy is the efficiency which results from devising and using the right tool for the right job.
Before World War II, both the United States and Japan gave much attention to the development of three-dimensional sea warfare, and as the war went on, the United States Navy further integrated air and surface operations so that efficiency and striking power improved. This development was possible because, in peacetime, a naval aviator was a qualified naval officer, and naval officers, many of them aviators, became increasingly indoctrinated in aviation. Naval officers were air-minded, and, no less important, air officers were surface-minded; without this general understanding of naval principles, and experience and proficiency in surface operation, the air officer could not understand the possibilities of his own arm. In 1920 no naval officer -- aviator or non-aviator -- could have predicted the extent to which ships and planes would be integrated and provide a spearhead for naval operations. Yet without this peacetime integration of carriers, aircraft and other naval vessels, the United States would have lost the war in the Pacific.
Similarly, to be fully air-minded, the aviator operating over land in conjunction with ground forces must take an intimate part in developing both defensive and offensive air-ground operations. It is imperative that aviation infuse into ground force problems air experience, air ingenuity, air vision and air tempo. New concepts of mobility and attack must be generated. New types of planes, new landing equipment, must be evolved from these concepts and put into production. Such things require sufficient time for development, proper organization, and unremitting application of energy and imagination. The tasks require continuity of air personnel.
It is not sufficient merely to have air groups available if war starts; they must begin now to get ready for the ground-air tasks that may fall their way 15 years from now. Years will be required to create an experienced body of ground-indoctrinated air personnel and air-indoctrinated ground personnel and to develop special equipment and methods. This growth will be accompanied by continuously changing tactical concepts, and even changes in strategic concepts, to fit in with the increased mobility and offensive power that our ground-air force will acquire.
In 1944, the paratroop landings at Arnhem in Holland were too far ahead of the ground force and suffered disaster because the surface troops could not come up quickly enough; yet in the future, thoroughly developed air-ground technique will probably permit airborne troops to be projected even farther ahead. If other nations exploit the possibilities of such integration and we do not, we may have a rude awakening from our dreams of the offensive omnipotence of air power alone.
The United States has had airborne divisions; tactical air groups have been assigned to ground commands for protracted periods; and we have had air reconnaissance of sorts. But there has been no continuity in such efforts at integration, little interchange and circulation of officer personnel, and insufficient development of air equipment to meet the special needs of ground operations. The U. S. Air Force is now in a department of its own, and the strategic bombing force profits from the new arrangement. Whether the new defense organization will be able to develop and integrate ground tactical air with the ground forces remains to be seen, however. It certainly will not do so unless the top command in both the Army and the Air Force place greater emphasis on its importance. Changes in organization are necessary, and must be worked out by the two services in close collaboration, aided and prodded by the Secretary of Defense. A premium must be placed on ground-air force duty which will attract talented men to it and keep them there. Such a step will not diminish the over-all amount of effort devoted to the air arm. On the contrary it will increase it, just as happened in the Navy.
With all this we cannot neglect sea power. It is, of course, our intention to continue to exercise, in conjunction with our Allies, control of every ocean in order that we may maintain our strategic frontiers abroad, and in order that we shall be able to force a continental enemy to guard an enormously extended perimeter.
A great asset in this task is the excellence of our submarine force. Among other things, submarines provide flexible and almost invulnerable platforms from which rockets can be projected. By the same token Russian submarines can threaten our shores and challenge our undisputed use of ocean communications. As long as Soviet bases for ocean operations were confined to the ports of Eastern Siberia and the Arctic coast of European Russia (none of them a warm water harbor) the Russian submarine personnel, of doubtful efficiency in any case, faced such handicaps that we were relieved of a serious submarine menace. If, however, North China and Yangtze Valley ports are added to Dairen, Port Arthur and North Korea, and, further, if Western European ports were occupied by Russia, the threat could become serious. Mr. Churchill in the second volume of his recent memoirs relates how his fears of the German submarine menace (after the fall of Norway and France had opened up ports outside the North Sea) exceeded even those anxieties felt about the German air attack and invasion. It seems obvious that the prudent and forehanded defense against Russian submarines rests upon a foreign policy, and a supporting military structure, that prevent a wide extension of Russian submarine bases.
Sea power not only enables us to trade with and assist our friends, but provides flexibility of attack: with the triphibious forces we can strike in any direction we desire. But we can do so only if we have powerful and mobile ground-air units ready to send to selected beachheads. The ground force, or ground-air force, is the ultimate and decisive element that can bring a major war to a successful conclusion. The strategic air force weakens the enemy's will and industrial power. Sea power forces him to spread himself thin. The ground-air force cashes in. The United States should have the most effective army in the world, though not the largest. The criterion of effectiveness is the ability to move rapidly and to deliver from one or more unexpected directions the overwhelmingly powerful attack which is commensurate with our overwhelmingly great industrial strength.
Our political objectives as well as our military needs require that these mobile ground-air forces always be in readiness. Generally stated, our prime political objective is to establish a comity of free nations in which each is able to contribute its part to the enrichment of a composite world civilization. But the plight of the world community is similar to that of the frontier communities of the American West a hundred years ago. It was necessary on the frontier to form vigilante groups to protect the community from bandits. The posse comitatus was usually led by a strong and determined individual, and the members of the posse always had to be ready to take up arms until such time as the community had matured and a régime of law had been established. The United Nations, the instrument of political organization through which the slowly developing world community aims to achieve its purpose, has, as yet, only limited powers of decision, and it has no military power for enforcement. In the event of a flagrant assault by lawless elements on peaceable members of the emerging world community, the United States must be ready to provide leadership to the posse of law-abiding nations.
We cannot meet our duties as a World Power without physical strength and fortitude of spirit. If our strength is to have maximum effectiveness, we must make sure that the elements of our military power are flexible and in balance. We have the largest and best navy. We must keep it so. We have the best strategic air force. We must keep it so. The integration of our ground forces, which are first rank in quality, with an expanding ground-air element, is today the most pressing task of our military leaders.
ADMIRAL CHARLES M. COOKE, U. S. Navy Rtd., Chief of Staff to Admiral King, 1944-45
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Q: Simple Hello world with PegDown? I am recently learning the Java MarkDown library called PegDown. It seems to have many powerful features on top of a pure MarkDown parser. However I have the above exception when I run the following code:
The error occurs at the line PegDownProcessor pegDown = new PegDownProcessor();
```
import org.pegdown.PegDownProcessor;

public class Proto1 {

private JFrame frame;
private JTextArea markDownRaw = new JTextArea();
PegDownProcessor pegDown = new PegDownProcessor();

/**
 * Launch the application.
 */
public static void main(String[] args) {
    EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
        public void run() {
            try {
                Proto1 window = new Proto1();
                window.frame.setVisible(true);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
    });
}

/**
 * Create the application.
 */
public Proto1() {
    initialize();
}

/**
 * Initialize the contents of the frame.
 */
private void initialize() {
    frame = new JFrame();
            ...
    JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane();
    frame.getContentPane().add(scrollPane, "flowx,cell 0 0,grow");

    markDownRaw.setText("MarkDown here");
    markDownRaw.setTabSize(4);
    scrollPane.setViewportView(markDownRaw);

    JButton btnNewButton = new JButton("Preview");
    btnNewButton.addActionListener(new buttonActions());
    frame.getContentPane().add(btnNewButton, "cell 0 1,growx,aligny top");
}

/**
 * button actions for this class
 * @author yuechuan
 *
 */
private class buttonActions implements ActionListener {

    @Override
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
        //String markDownRawString = markDownRaw.getText();
        //String htmlString = pegDown.markdownToHtml(markDownRawString);
        //System.out.println(htmlString);

    }

}
}

the follow exception occurs when I run the above code
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/parboiled/errors/GrammarException
at org.pegdown.PegDownProcessor.<init>(PegDownProcessor.java:92)
at org.pegdown.PegDownProcessor.<init>(PegDownProcessor.java:71)
at org.pegdown.PegDownProcessor.<init>(PegDownProcessor.java:52)
at org.pegdown.PegDownProcessor.<init>(PegDownProcessor.java:45)
at Proto1$buttonActions.actionPerformed(Proto1.java:81)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2018)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2341)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:402)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:259)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:252)
at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6505)
at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3320)
at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6270)
at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2229)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4861)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2287)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4687)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4832)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4492)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4422)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2273)
at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2719)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4687)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEventImpl(EventQueue.java:735)
at java.awt.EventQueue.access$200(EventQueue.java:103)
at java.awt.EventQueue$3.run(EventQueue.java:694)
at java.awt.EventQueue$3.run(EventQueue.java:692)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.security.ProtectionDomain$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(ProtectionDomain.java:76)
at java.security.ProtectionDomain$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(ProtectionDomain.java:87)
at java.awt.EventQueue$4.run(EventQueue.java:708)
at java.awt.EventQueue$4.run(EventQueue.java:706)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.security.ProtectionDomain$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(ProtectionDomain.java:76)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:705)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:242)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:150)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:146)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:138)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:91)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.parboiled.errors.GrammarException
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:366)
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:355)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:354)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:425)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Launcher.java:308)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:358)
... 41 more

Can anyone give me a hello world example with pegDown ?
Thanks in advance.

A: please download the following jar file http://www.java2s.com/Code/JarDownload/parboiled/parboiled-core-1.0.0.jar.zip and add it in your build path. it will solve your problem

A: From the picture you mentioned in comments, looks like you're missing some dependencies. Here are the ones you need:

*

*parboliled-core-[version].jar

*parboliled-java-[version].jar

*asm-all-[version].jar

Download links:

*

*parboiled-core-[version].jar and parboiled-java-[version].jar

*asm-all-[version]
Here is a screenshot of the dependencies used: http://i.stack.imgur.com/eZkJJ.png
There is also a blog post that you might find useful:
https://templth.wordpress.com/2013/03/25/parsing-mardown-with-java/

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Q: exit code of the command **before** last? I'm running a script within a script, release.sh and caller.sh (caller.sh calls release.sh). Both are bash.
release.sh contains a bunch of conditions with 'exit 1' for errors.
caller.sh contains a line that goes "./release.sh", then a checks for the exit code of release.sh - if $? is greater than 0 then echo "release.sh screwed up" and exits.
./release.sh
        if [ $? -gt "0" ] ; then
            echo "release_manager exited with errors, please see the release log."
            exit 1
        else
            echo "release manager is done."
        fi

Recently I've decided to log release.sh, and so the line in caller.sh goes:
./release.sh 2>&1 | tee release.txt

Because of the pipe, $? is the exit code of 'tee release.txt' , which always comes out as 0, regardless of the previous command :-(
I have to check for release.sh errors and stop the caller from proceeding, but I also really need that log.
Is there a way to get the exit code of the command before last?
Or a different way to log the release script in the same command?
I'm not really in charge of release.sh, I'd rather not change it.

A: Since you are using bash you can set in the script the option:
set -o pipefail

The pipeline's return status is the value of the last (rightmost) command
  to exit with a non-zero status, or zero if all commands exit successfully.

Alternatively, immediately after the piped command you can look at builtin variable value ${PIPESTATUS[0]} for the exit code of the first command in the pipe.

PIPESTATUS: An array variable containing a list of exit
   status values from the processes in the most-recently-executed foreground
   pipeline (which may contain only a single command).

A: May I suggest rewriting it like that:
./release.sh > release.txt 2>&1

and then
echo $?

would return the correct exit status


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