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Farry Named Chairman of the House Ethics Committee
HARRISBURG – Now in his 11th year serving the 142nd Legislative District, Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) has been appointed to serve as majority chairman of the vital House Ethics Committee for the 2019-202o legislative session. This assignment is Farry's first as a committee chairman.
LANGHORNE – Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) invites senior citizens who reside in the 142nd Legislative District and their caregivers to his annual Senior Expo on Friday, Oct. 5, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Neshaminy Activity Center, located at 1842 Brownsville Road in Feasterville Trevose.
Sandy's Beef and Ale Donates to Bucks County First Responders
Aug. 30, 2018 /
WHAT: As a legislative advocate for first responders, State Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) will join owners of Sandy's Beef and Ale, as they present a donation check to the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund. Farry is also a member of the scholarship fund's board.
Local Seniors to Attend Farry's Health Fair on April 6
Farry to Host Annual Senior Health Fair on April 6
LANGHORNE – Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) invites seniors in the 142nd Legislative District and their caregivers to his annual Senior Health Fair on Friday, April 6, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Raymond P. Mongillo Sr. Community Center (Middletown Community Center), located at 2142 Trenton Road in Levittown.
Farry Hosts Mock Legislature Event for Neshaminy, Centennial Students
LANGHORNE – To encourage civic engagement and help students understand the legislative process, state Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) gave local students the opportunity to be a "Rep for the Day" during a mock legislature event he hosted Thursday in Bucks County.
WHAT: Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) will host a "Representative for a Day" event, during which students from Neshaminy High School and William Tennent High School will participate in a mock session of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Students will have the opportunity to run mock committee meetings and vote on legislation.
Farry to Participate in EITC Scholarship Announcement for Bucks County Families
WHAT: Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) will take part in announcing $93,000 in Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) scholarships donated by the Bridge Educational Foundation, Enterprise Holdings, Rent-A-Center, UnitedHealthcare and Waste Management. Regional Catholic school students will have a question and answer session with the guests listed below.
First Responder Crisis Hotline Receives $10,000 Donation, Farry Says
Jul. 18, 2017 /
LANGHORNE – On Friday, Parx Casino presented the Lenape Valley Foundation with a $10,000 donation to assist with the operation of the Bucks County First Responder Peer Support Program, a 24/7 crisis hotline for police, firefighters, EMS and dispatchers, said Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks), who helped establish the hotline last year.
First Responder Crisis Hotline to Receive Parx Donation, Farry Says
WHAT: Parx Casino will present a donation check to the Lenape Valley Foundation for the operation of the Bucks County First Responder Peer Support Program, a 24/7 crisis hotline for first responders. Rep. Frank Farry (R-142), who established the hotline, will join representatives from the Lenape Valley Foundation during the presentation.
Farry to Host Community Paper Shredding Event on May 6
May. 01, 2017 /
LANGHORNE – To help residents get a start on their spring cleaning and guard themselves against identity theft, Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) will host a free community paper shredding event on Saturday, May 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. outside his Langhorne office, located at 370 East Maple Ave., Langhorne.
Farry to Showcase Bucks County Emergency Medical Services and Resources
WHAT: Following the successful challenge to a state proposal to eliminate the Bucks County EMS Council earlier this year, Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) and the Bucks County EMS Council invited Pennsylvania Department of Health's Health Planning and Assessment Deputy Secretary Raphael Barishansky to tour the county's emergency services.
Property Tax/Rent Rebate Applications, Income Tax Forms Available at Farry's Offices
LANGHORNE – Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) today announced that forms for the state's Property Tax/Rent Rebate program for 2016 rebates and copies of federal and state tax forms are available in his district offices.


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Q: How to avoid the connection lines in geom_line or geom_path when there is no data? I'm ploting a time series of mean values with geom_path and adding a ribbon with min max values with geom_ribbon. There are some gaps of data in the time series but the plot keep connecting the lines. In the attached plot the last panel show the gaps in the data. That data doesn't have x or y entries. Any way to control this?
This is my plot code for the top panels:
ggplot(stat_total, aes(color=gas)) +
  geom_path(aes(x=date_mean, y=conc_mean, color=gas), size=1.2, na.rm = T) +
  geom_ribbon(aes(x=date_mean, ymin=conc_min, ymax=conc_max, fill=gas), color="grey70", alpha=0.4, na.rm = T)+
      scale_x_datetime(date_breaks = "3 weeks" , date_labels = "%d-%b") +
      xlab(NULL) +
      ylab('[ppb]') +
      theme_bw() +
      facet_wrap(gas~.,scales = 'free_x',ncol = 1,nrow=2)

And a sample of the data:
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11L, 11L, 12L, 12L, 13L, 13L, 15L, 15L, 16L, 16L, 17L, 17L, 18L,
18L, 20L, 20L, 21L, 21L, 25L, 25L, 26L, 26L, 27L, 27L, 28L, 28L,
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    0.8226, 0.3397, 0.3421, 0.1225)), class = c("tbl_df", "tbl",
"data.frame"), row.names = c(NA, -202L))

A: This is another one that was slightly more complicated than I originally thought, but I think I have a solution that seems to work.  At first glance, it seems you could just set data=stat_total[which(stat_total$conc_mean!=0),], which would mean only those values greater than 0 would be plotted... but that doesn't work.  The reason is simply that ggplot will still connect the line all the way through via geom_path and draw the ribbon via geom_ribbon, since data exists to the right and left of those 0 values.
The key here is to understand that we want to change and assign the group= aesthetic.  This controls connectivity of geoms like lines.  It's easily demonstrated via the following:
d <- data.frame(x=1:10, y=1:10, grp=c(rep(1,4),2,rep(3,5)))
ggplot(d, aes(x,y)) + theme_bw() +
    geom_line(aes(group=grp)) + geom_point()

So the theoretical solution to your example will involve getting a group= aesthetic to apply to "sections" of stat_total$conc_mean that don't equal zero, while also just not plotting when stat_total$conc_mean equals zero.  Critically, the "sections" need to have different group= aesthetic values.  If they don't, then we'll just get the whole thing connected like you have now, since again--there still exists data to the right and left of those zeros, so ggplot will just draw a line through them.
Solution
First, I arranged your data frame by stat_total$gas and then stat_total$date_mean.
df <- arrange(stat_total, gas, date_mean)

Then, I wanted to
(1) create a column that basically indicated when stat_total$conc_mean was 0 or contained a value > 0.  I concede there is probably a more elegant to accomplish the goal here without this step, but this part also makes it easier to follow the solution.
df$a <- ifelse(df$conc_mean==0, NA, 1)

(2) Use a function to create a new grouping column.  The function steps through a vector and stores a count number (g_num) into a return vector in that position when there is a number, but stores NA and increments g_num when it finds an NA.  The result is a return vector that has the sequence of numbers we want here.
my_func <- function(x) {
  g_num <- 1
  return_vect <- vector(mode='double',length=length(x))
  for(i in 1:length(x)) {
    if (is.na(x[i])){
      return_vect[i] <- NA
      g_num <- g_num+1
    }
    else {
      return_vect[i] <- g_num
    }
  }
  return(return_vect)
}

# create the new column
df$g <- my_func(df$a)

An example of how it works is shown below:
> test <- c(1,1,1,NA,NA,1,1,NA,1,1)
> test
 [1]  1  1  1 NA NA  1  1 NA  1  1
> my_func(test)
 [1]  1  1  1 NA NA  3  3 NA  4  4

(3) Plot it. It's the same as your original code, but we use the new column as the group= aesthetic, and also only plot values > 0 for stat_total$conc_mean (so you avoid getting a line at the bottom of the graph for certain sections.
ggplot(df[which(df$conc_mean!=0),], aes(color=gas, group=g)) +
  geom_path(aes(x=date_mean, y=conc_mean, color=gas), size=1.2, na.rm = T) +
  geom_ribbon(aes(x=date_mean, ymin=conc_min, ymax=conc_max, fill=gas), color="grey70", alpha=0.4, na.rm = T)+
  scale_x_datetime(date_breaks = "3 weeks" , date_labels = "%d-%b") +
  xlab(NULL) +
  ylab('[ppb]') +
  theme_bw() +
  facet_wrap(gas~.,scales = 'free_x',ncol = 1,nrow=2)

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Q: running another job in hadoop I don't understand how to make a job use the same output directory
directory to write a different file in it. I have tried commeting
and ucommenting this line, but it still doesn't work. I get the following
exception when I comment it. Anyhow in the code I am trying to run two
separate jobs with the same reducer but a different mapper.
EDIT: And no, the output of one job is not the input of the other, the reason
I want them in the same folder is because they are inputs to yet another map
reduce job I want to do.
FileOutputFormat.setOutputPath(job, new Path(args[1]));

11/04/14 13:33:11 WARN mapred.JobClient: Use GenericOptionsParser for parsing the arguments. Applications should implement Tool for the same.
Exception in thread "main" org.apache.hadoop.mapred.InvalidJobConfException: Output directory not set.
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.lib.output.FileOutputFormat.checkOutputSpecs(FileOutputFormat.java:120)
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobClient.submitJobInternal(JobClient.java:770)
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Job.submit(Job.java:432)
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Job.waitForCompletion(Job.java:447)
    at org.myorg.WordCount.main(WordCount.java:123)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
    at org.apache.hadoop.util.RunJar.main(RunJar.java:156)

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        Configuration conf = new Configuration();
        // String[] otherArgs = new GenericOptionsParser(conf, args).getRemainingArgs();
        // if (otherArgs.length != 2) {
        //   System.err.println("Usage: wordcount <in> <out>");
        //   System.exit(2);
        // }
        Job job = new Job(conf, "Job1");
        job.setJarByClass(WordCount.class);
        job.setMapperClass(Mapper1.class);
        job.setCombinerClass(IntSumReducer.class);
        job.setReducerClass(IntSumReducer.class);
        job.setOutputKeyClass(Text.class);
        job.setOutputValueClass(IntWritable.class);
        FileInputFormat.addInputPath(job, new Path(args[0]));
        FileOutputFormat.setOutputPath(job, new Path(args[1]));

        job.waitForCompletion(true);

        FileSystem hdfs = FileSystem.get(conf);
        Path fromPath = new Path("/user/hadoop/output/part-r-00000");
        Path toPath = new Path("/user/hadoop/output/output1");

        // renaming to output1
        boolean isRenamed = hdfs.rename(fromPath, toPath);
        if (isRenamed)
        {
            System.out.println("Renamed to /user/hadoop/output/output1!");
        }
        else
        {
            System.out.println("Not Renamed!");
        }

        job = new Job(conf, "Job2");
        job.setJarByClass(WordCount.class);
        job.setMapperClass(Mapper2.class);
        job.setCombinerClass(IntSumReducer.class);
        job.setReducerClass(IntSumReducer.class);
        job.setOutputKeyClass(Text.class);
        job.setOutputValueClass(IntWritable.class);
        // FileInputFormat.addInputPath(job, new Path(args[0]));
        // FileOutputFormat.setOutputPath(job, new Path(args[1]));

        System.exit( job.waitForCompletion(true) ? 0 : 1);
    }

adding the following to my code causes other errors:
    job.setInputFormatClass(FileInputFormat.class);
    job.setOutputFormatClass(FileOutputFormat.class);

    FileInputFormat.addInputPath(job, new Path(args[0]));
    FileOutputFormat.setOutputPath(job, new Path(args[1]));

        System.exit(job.waitForCompletion(true) ? 0 : 1);
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.InstantiationException
    at org.apache.hadoop.util.ReflectionUtils.newInstance(ReflectionUtils.java:115)
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobClient.submitJobInternal(JobClient.java:768)
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Job.submit(Job.java:432)
    at org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.Job.waitForCompletion(Job.java:447)
    at org.myorg.WordCount.main(WordCount.java:135)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
    at org.apache.hadoop.util.RunJar.main(RunJar.java:156)
Caused by: java.lang.InstantiationException
    at sun.reflect.InstantiationExceptionConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(InstantiationExceptionConstructorAccessorImpl.java:30)
    at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:513)
    at org.apache.hadoop.util.ReflectionUtils.newInstance(ReflectionUtils.java:113)
    ... 9 more

A: You have to provide a new Configuration object for the second job. BTW why aren't you using these methods for your output format?

job.setInputFormatClass(FileInputFormat.class);
     job.setOutputFormatClass(FileOutputFormat.class);

Here is a blogpost about recursing jobs, thats quite the same stuff you are doing.
http://codingwiththomas.blogspot.com/2011/04/controlling-hadoop-job-recursion.html
EDIT:
By the way, what is your intend to write into a folder that is the output of the previous job aka the input of the new job? This will just result in another exception like: "Output path already exists".

A: All the files don't need to be in the same directory. Your third job can have multiple input paths (directories or files).
see
FileInputFormat.addInputPaths(JobConf conf, String commaSeparatedPaths)

and friends...


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Eventi
 1599 – In Campo de' Fiori, a Roma, viene bruciato al rogo frà Celestino da Verona
 1620 – Dal porto di Plymouth parte la Mayflower, la nave con a bordo William Brandford e il gruppo dei Padri Pellegrini diretti in America del Nord
 1658 – Viene firmato il Trattato di Hadjač tra la Confederazione polacco-lituana e i Cosacchi ruteni che concede pari diritti a quest'ultimi
 1776 – Battaglia di Harlem Heights
 1795 – Il Regno Unito conquista Città del Capo, in Sudafrica
 1810 – Indipendenza del Messico dalla Spagna, una delle Fiestas Patrias messicane
 1866 – A Palermo scoppia la Rivolta del sette e mezzo
 1893 – Corsa alla terra dell'Oklahoma, i coloni corrono per la terra migliore del Cherokee Outlet
 1904 – In Italia inizia il primo sciopero generale che durerà sino al 21 settembre, innescato dalla strage dei minatori sardi il 4 settembre ad opera dei Carabinieri
 1908 – Viene fondata la General Motors
 1920 – Un carretto carico di esplosivo viene fatto esplodere a Wall Street, tra la sede della banca Morgan & Stanley e la Borsa valori. Unico responsabile della strage è l'anarchico italiano Mario Buda. Nell'attentato troveranno la morte 33 persone, duecento il numero dei feriti
 1940 – Il governo degli Stati Uniti avvia il Selective Training and Service Act, che istituisce la leva militare
 1941 – Lo scià di Persia è costretto ad abdicare in favore del figlio Mohammad Reza Pahlavi sotto la pressione di Gran Bretagna e URSS
 1963 – La Malaysia viene formata da Malesia, Singapore, Borneo Settentrionale Britannico e Sarawak
 1966 – La Metropolitan Opera House di New York apre al Lincoln Center
 1973 – Il cantautore cileno Víctor Jara viene assassinato per la sua opposizione al regime militare di Augusto Pinochet
 1975 – La Papua Nuova Guinea ottiene l'indipendenza dall'Australia
 1976 – Notte delle matite spezzate; azione della polizia argentina contro gli studenti delle scuole superiori
 1981 – Sugar Ray Leonard sconfigge Thomas Hearns per KO al quattordicesimo round, a Las Vegas, unificando il titolo mondiale di pugilato dei pesi welter
 1982 – Massacro di Sabra e Shatila
 1985 – Attentato al Café de Paris di via Veneto, a Roma
 1987 – Mario Magnotta subisce il celebre scherzo della lavatrice.
 1991 – Negli Stati Uniti inizia il processo a Manuel Noriega
 1992 – Mercoledì nero: la sterlina britannica esce dal Sistema monetario europeo e viene svalutata nei confronti del marco tedesco
 2005 – Viene arrestato a Napoli il boss Paolo Di Lauro

Nati

Morti

Feste e ricorrenze

Civili
Internazionali:
 Giornata internazionale per la preservazione dello strato di ozono
Nazionali:
 Messico – Festa dell'indipendenza
 Malaysia – Festa nazionale
 Papua Nuova Guinea – Festa dell'indipendenza

Religiose
Cristianesimo:
 San Cipriano, vescovo e martire
 San Cornelio, Papa e martire
 Santi Abondio, Abbondazio, Marciano e Giovanni, martiri
 Sant'Andrea Kim Taegon, sacerdote e martire
 Santa Dolcissima, vergine e martire
 Santa Editta di Wilton, badessa
 Sante Einbetta, Vorbetta e Vilbetta, vergini
 Sant'Eufemia di Calcedonia, martire
 Santa Eufemia di Ourense, martire
 Santa Eugenia di Hohenburg, badessa
 San Giovanni Macías, domenicano
 Santa Innocenza, vergine e martire
 Santa Ludmilla di Boemia, martire
 San Martino di Huerta, detto Sacerdote, monaco cistercense e vescovo di Siguenza
 San Niniano di Whithorn, vescovo
 San Prisco martire
 Santi Rogelio e Serviodeo, martiri di Cordova
 San Romolo di Atripalda, diacono
 San Vitale di Savigny, abate
 Santi Vittore, Felice, Alessandro e Papia, martiri
 San Kuksa di Odessa, monaco (Chiese di rito orientale)
 Beati Domenico Shobioye, Michele Timonoya e Paolo Timonoya, martiri
 Beato Ignazio Casanovas Perramon, sacerdote scolopio, martire
 Beati Laureano Ferrer Cardet, sacerdote, Benedetto Ferrer Jordá e Bernardino Martínez Robles, martiri a Valencia
 Beato Louis Aleman (Luigi Ludovico Allemandi), vescovo
 Beata Teresa Cejudo Redondo, salesiana, martire
 Beato Vittore III, Papa

Ebraismo:
 2004 – Rosh haShana 1 Tishri 5765

Curiosità
Secondo una ricerca del 2012, il 16 settembre è il giorno in cui si festeggiano più compleanni, almeno negli Stati Uniti. Infatti la ricerca mostra che tra tutti i bambini nati negli USA tra il 1973 e il 1999, il 16 settembre sia la data di nascita più comune

Note

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package gov.va.jmeadows;

import static gov.va.jmeadows.JMeadowsClientUtils.SOURCE_PROTOCOL_DODADAPTER;
import static gov.va.jmeadows.JMeadowsClientUtils.filterOnSourceProtocol;
import static gov.va.jmeadows.JMeadowsClientUtils.formatCalendar;
import static gov.va.jmeadows.JMeadowsClientUtils.validateParams;
import static gov.va.jmeadows.JMeadowsClientUtils.QueryBeanParams.PATIENT;
import static gov.va.jmeadows.JMeadowsClientUtils.QueryBeanParams.USER;
import gov.va.cpe.idn.PatientIds;
//import gov.va.cpe.vpr.Encounter;
import gov.va.cpe.vpr.UidUtils;
import gov.va.cpe.vpr.pom.JSONViews.JDBView;
import gov.va.cpe.vpr.sync.vista.VistaDataChunk;
import gov.va.med.jmeadows.webservice.Code;
import gov.va.med.jmeadows.webservice.JMeadowsData;
import gov.va.med.jmeadows.webservice.JMeadowsException_Exception;
import gov.va.med.jmeadows.webservice.JMeadowsQuery;
import gov.va.med.jmeadows.webservice.PatientEncounter;
import gov.va.cpe.vpr.EncounterProvider;
import gov.va.cpe.vpr.EncounterMovement;
import gov.va.cpe.vpr.PidUtils;
import gov.va.hmp.healthtime.PointInTime;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import javax.xml.datatype.XMLGregorianCalendar;

import org.apache.commons.collections.CollectionUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;

@Service
public class JMeadowsEncounterService implements IJMeadowsEncounterService {
    public static final String DOMAIN_ENCOUNTER_VISIST = "visit";
    private static final String DOD_ENCOUNTER = "DoD Encounter";
    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(JMeadowsEncounterService.class);
    private JMeadowsData jMeadowsClient;

    /**
     * Constructs a JMeadowsEncounterService instance.
     */
    @Autowired
    public JMeadowsEncounterService(JMeadowsConfiguration jMeadowsConfiguration) {
        jMeadowsClient = JMeadowsClientFactory.getInstance(jMeadowsConfiguration);
    }

    /**
     * Sets JMeadowsClient
     *
     * @param jMeadowsClient JMeadows client instance.
     */
    public void setJMeadowsClient(JMeadowsData jMeadowsClient) {
        this.jMeadowsClient = jMeadowsClient;
    }

    /**
     * This routine will calculate the total number of encounters that are in the result set.  It does this by
     * counting all the encounters that are part of the DoD domain.  We ignore all that are from any VistA site.
     *
     * @param oaPatientEncounter The list of encounters returned.
     * @return The number of encounters that are from a DoD site.
     */
    private int calculateNumEncounters(List<PatientEncounter> oaPatientEncounter) {
        int iNumEncounters = 0;

        if ((oaPatientEncounter != null) && (oaPatientEncounter.size() > 0)) {
            for (PatientEncounter oPatientEncounter : oaPatientEncounter) {
            	iNumEncounters++;
            }
        }

        return iNumEncounters;
    }

    /**
     * Retrieve DoD encounter data and format it into a VistaChunk to be included into the set of data returned to the system.
     *
     * @param query      JMeadows query bean.
     * @param patientIds Patient identifier bean.
     * @return The VistaDataChunk list that contains the encounter data.
     * @throws JMeadowsException_Exception If a serious error occurs.
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException    if required parameters are missing or invalid.
     */
    @Override
	public List<VistaDataChunk> fetchDodPatientEncounters(JMeadowsQuery query,
			PatientIds patientIds) throws JMeadowsException_Exception {
    	LOG.debug("JMeadowsEncounterService.fetchDodPatientEncounters - Entering method...");

        validateParams(query, patientIds, USER, PATIENT);

        List<VistaDataChunk> oaEncounterChunk = new ArrayList<VistaDataChunk>();

        List<PatientEncounter> oaPatientEncounter = jMeadowsClient.getPatientEncounters(query);
        LOG.debug("JMeadowsEncounterService.fetchDodPatientEncounters: " +
                ((oaPatientEncounter == null) ? "NO" : "" + oaPatientEncounter.size()) +
                " results retrieved from JMeadows.");

        if ((oaPatientEncounter != null) && (oaPatientEncounter.size() > 0)) {

            //remove DoD adaptor status report
        	oaPatientEncounter = (List<PatientEncounter>) filterOnSourceProtocol(oaPatientEncounter, SOURCE_PROTOCOL_DODADAPTER);

            int iNumEncounters = calculateNumEncounters(oaPatientEncounter);
            int iCurEncounterIdx = 1;        // One based index
            for (PatientEncounter oPatientEncounter : oaPatientEncounter) {
                LOG.debug("JMeadowsEncounterService.fetchDodPatientEncounters: Found DoD Encounter - Processing it... idx: " + iCurEncounterIdx);
                VistaDataChunk oEncounterChunk = transformPatientEncounterChunk(oPatientEncounter, patientIds, iNumEncounters, iCurEncounterIdx);
                if (oEncounterChunk != null) {
                	oaEncounterChunk.add(oEncounterChunk);
                    iCurEncounterIdx++;
                }
            }
        }

        return oaEncounterChunk;
	}

    /**
     * Create an instance of a VistaDataChunk that represents this encounter.
     *
     * @param oPatientEncounter       The encounter that was returned from JMeadows
     * @param oPatientIds    Patient identifiers.
     * @param iNumEncounters  The number of allergies
     * @param iCurEncounterIdx The index of this encounter in the list.
     * @return The VistaDataChunk for this encounter.
     */
    private VistaDataChunk transformPatientEncounterChunk(PatientEncounter oPatientEncounter, PatientIds oPatientIds, int iNumEncounters, int iCurEncounterIdx) {
        LOG.debug("JMeadowsEncounterService.transformEncounterChunk - Entering method...");
        VistaDataChunk oEncounterChunk = new VistaDataChunk();

        oEncounterChunk.setBatch(false);
        oEncounterChunk.setDomain(DOMAIN_ENCOUNTER_VISIST);
        oEncounterChunk.setItemCount(iNumEncounters);
        oEncounterChunk.setItemIndex(iCurEncounterIdx);
        //		oPatientEncounterChunk.setJson(null);

        String sSystemId = "";
        String sLocalPatientId = "";
        if (StringUtils.hasText(oPatientIds.getUid())) {
            sSystemId = UidUtils.getSystemIdFromPatientUid(oPatientIds.getUid());
            sLocalPatientId = UidUtils.getLocalPatientIdFromPatientUid(oPatientIds.getUid());

            oEncounterChunk.setLocalPatientId(sLocalPatientId);
            oEncounterChunk.setSystemId(sSystemId);

            HashMap<String, String> oParams = new HashMap<String, String>();
            oParams.put("vistaId", sSystemId);
            oParams.put("patientDfn", sLocalPatientId);
            oEncounterChunk.setParams(oParams);
        }

        oEncounterChunk.setPatientIcn(oPatientIds.getIcn());
        oEncounterChunk.setPatientId(PidUtils.getPid("DOD", oPatientIds.getEdipi()));
        oEncounterChunk.setRpcUri("vrpcb://9E7A/HMP SYNCHRONIZATION CONTEXT/HMPDJFS API");
        oEncounterChunk.setType(VistaDataChunk.NEW_OR_UPDATE);

        oEncounterChunk.setContent(transformPatientEncounterJson(oPatientEncounter, "DOD", oPatientIds.getEdipi()));

        return oEncounterChunk;
    }

    /**
     * This method will transform the Encounter from the DoD JMeadows format to the VPR format and return it as a
     * JSON string.
     *
     * @param oPatientEncounter  The DoD JMeadows format of the data.
     * @param sSystemId The site system ID
     * @param sEdipi    The patient EDIPI
     * @return The JSON for this encounter data in VPR format.
     */
    private String transformPatientEncounterJson(PatientEncounter oPatientEncounter, String sSystemId, String sEdipi) {

        LOG.debug("JMeadowsEncounterService.transformPatientEncounterJson - Entering method...");
        gov.va.cpe.vpr.Encounter oVprEncounter = new gov.va.cpe.vpr.Encounter();

        if(oPatientEncounter.getAppointmentDate() != null)
        {
        	oVprEncounter.setData("dateTime", calendarToPointInTime(oPatientEncounter.getAppointmentDate()));
        }

        oVprEncounter.setData("categoryName", DOD_ENCOUNTER);
        oVprEncounter.setData("locationName", oPatientEncounter.getClinic());
        oVprEncounter.setData("facilityName", sSystemId);
        oVprEncounter.setData("facilityCode", sSystemId);
        oVprEncounter.setData("appointmentStatus", oPatientEncounter.getStatus());
        oVprEncounter.setData("typeName", oPatientEncounter.getAppointmentType());
        oVprEncounter.setData("typeDisplayName", oPatientEncounter.getAppointmentType());
        oVprEncounter.setData("dispositionName", oPatientEncounter.getDischargeDisposition());
        oVprEncounter.setData("reasonName", oPatientEncounter.getVisitReason());

        Set<EncounterProvider> encounterProviders = new LinkedHashSet<EncounterProvider>();
        EncounterProvider provider = new EncounterProvider();
        encounterProviders.add(provider);

        if ((oPatientEncounter.getProvider() != null) && (oPatientEncounter.getProvider().length() > 0)) {
        	provider.setData("providerName", oPatientEncounter.getProvider());
        }
        oVprEncounter.setData("providers", encounterProviders);

        // Extract the codes
        //--------------------
        /*if ((oPatientEncounter.getCodes() != null) &&
                (oPatientEncounter.getCodes().size() > 0)) {
            List<JdsCode> oaJdsCode = new ArrayList<JdsCode>();
            for (Code oCode : oPatientEncounter.getCodes()) {
                boolean bHasData = false;
                JdsCode oJdsCode = new JdsCode();
                if ((oCode.getCode() != null) && (oCode.getCode().length() > 0)) {
                    oJdsCode.setCode(oCode.getCode());
                    bHasData = true;
                }

                if ((oCode.getSystem() != null) && (oCode.getSystem().length() > 0)) {

                    JLVTerminologySystem termSystem = JLVTerminologySystem.getSystemByName(oCode.getSystem());

                    //pass OID urn if one exists
                    if (termSystem != null) {
                        oJdsCode.setSystem(termSystem.getUrn());
                    }
                    //default to code system display name
                    else oJdsCode.setSystem(oCode.getSystem());

                    bHasData = true;
                }

                if ((oCode.getDisplay() != null) && (oCode.getDisplay().length() > 0)) {
                    oJdsCode.setDisplay(oCode.getDisplay());
                    bHasData = true;
                }

                if (bHasData) {
                    oaJdsCode.add(oJdsCode);
                }
            }

            if (CollectionUtils.isNotEmpty(oaJdsCode)) {
                oVprEncounter.setData("codes", oaJdsCode);
            }
        }*/

        oVprEncounter.setData("uid", UidUtils.getVisitUid(sSystemId, sEdipi, oPatientEncounter.getCdrEventId()));

        String sEncounterJson = oVprEncounter.toJSON(JDBView.class);
        LOG.debug("JMeadowsEncounterService.transformEncounterJson - Returning JSON String: " + sEncounterJson);
        return sEncounterJson;
    }

    private PointInTime calendarToPointInTime(XMLGregorianCalendar calendar) {
        if(calendar != null)
            return new PointInTime(formatCalendar(calendar.toGregorianCalendar()));

        return null;
    }

}

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View Sheri Davis' endorsements from the current Douglas County Clerk and Recorder and former Douglas County Commissioner. To submit your own endorsement, click the add your endorsement button at the bottom of the page.
As I am term limited, I ask you to join me in endorsing and supporting Sheri Davis as Douglas County Clerk and Recorder.
In the face of rapid Douglas County growth during my term, Sheri Davis and the rest of our team have been focused on election integrity, customer service and creating efficiencies. This has been a group effort led by Ms. Davis and a strong, cohesive leadership team who have taken ownership of the objective resulting in a 95% positive rolling survey response.
As Deputy Manager of Elections Ms. Davis managed the conversion to an all mail out ballot system. Ms. Davis led the fight with the Secretary of State for more than one election system option resulting in Douglas County's selection/implementation of the secure Clear Ballot (not Dominion) Election system. She also has attained both national and Colorado election certifications.
Ms. Davis was Recording Manager and performed the first in Colorado digital conversion of recorded records. This allows for e-recording and faster, more efficient submission of deeds, creating processing efficiencies for both the County and customers.
As Deputy Motor Vehicle Manager Ms. Davis led a challenging conversion to a new state-wide Motor vehicle system and continues to serve on committees to enhance that system. Additionally, Ms. Davis has implemented efficient processes to support Douglas County's growing large fleet businesses such as Enterprise, CoPart, Deere et al.
As Manager of each division Ms. Davis implemented major computer system upgrades. Ms. Davis brings unmatched experience and statutory knowledge.
To effectively manage the primary Clerk Divisions requires both experience to lead a complex organization of more than a hundred employees (six hundred during elections) and in depth knowledge of both governing law and rules for each of these unrelated, statutory divisions.
Sheri Davis is unmatched for the job of Douglas Clerk and Recorder. I ask you to join me in supporting her for the position of Clerk and Recorder with your vote and financial support.
— Merlin Klotz
Douglas County Clerk and Recorder
It is an honor to support Sheri as our next Clerk & Recorder. While a Commissioner I saw her experience and service to the public meet and exceed expectations. Because of her vast knowledge of the office, management experience and ability to handle the hundreds of transactions a Clerk & Recorder handles daily, she is hands down the best choice to serve the citizens of Douglas County as the next Clerk & Recorder.
— Roger Partridge
former Douglas County Commissioner
I have been urging Sheri Davis to run for County Clerk for 10 years. I first observed Sheri's professional expertise in my role as Chairman of the Douglas County Republicans. Throughout the joint Republican, Democrat and Libertarian's official interactions with the Elections Division, Sheri's integrity and operational soundness gave confidence to all chairmen serving in leadership for our respective political parties.
During her 24 years with the Douglas County Clerks office, Sheri has held the most critical leadership roles, including Elections, Motor Vehicle Titling and Licensing. She is conscientious, smart, knowledgeable and treats every citizen as the most important customer. No one on the planet is more qualified nor deserving to serve as Douglas County Clerk and Recorder than Sheri Davis.
Please join me in voting for Sheri Davis
— Mark Baisley
Colorado State Representative House District 39, Douglas and Teller Counties
When I was the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder, Sheri was one of my most valued employees. At that time, I named her to run the Real Estate Recording Division of the office, and she was responsible for installing the technology infrastructure to receive the first electronic real estate recording in the state of Colorado. Next, I asked her to run the Elections Division, which is a very demanding position where she was excellent in balancing the pressing demands of an election official. She is very savvy about technology, so she has a deep understanding of how to protect each and every step in our complex election process. After I left the Clerk's Office to become a State Representative, she managed the Motor Vehicle Division, so she has deep experience in the 3 major operations of the office. Much happens at the state level which affects the clerk's office, and Sheri has the knowledge and contacts to make a difference at that level. She's affected the makeup of bills at the Statehouse, whether it be for more transparent and secure elections or the simplifying of the real estate recording process, and she's been active in simplifying the Motor Vehicle regulations. Sheri's strongest workplace trait is her ability to assess situations and then create better outcomes without necessarily spending more taxpayer dollars. She finds ways to streamline processes, while serving customers better. These skills are essential with the growth we have in our county. The Clerk's office has 4 distinct and separate businesses (the office is also responsible for keeping the minutes for the Board of County Commissioners) within in it, and Sheri is the only candidate with the strong management and leadership experience to handle the office's competing demands. I am so proud of Sheri and she is deserving of your support. — Carole Murray
Retired House District 45 Representative and also former Clerk and Recorder
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Characters, Enemies, Borderlands 2 characters, Appears in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep
Badass Iron Golem
Badass Iron Golems are a type of golem enemy in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep. Fashioned from hard iron, these metal behemoths are a rare sight in the Mines of Avarice.
Badass Iron Golems are large and formidable opponents. When attacking they can accelerate to a charging run. Once they are within range of their opponent, they can employ a varied array of attacks, from a basic melee strike, to a series of ranged attacks. The spiked ball on its arm can be launched at targets, and if it hits it will induce a stun effect, reducing the victim's movement to a slow walking speed.
Badass Iron Golems are heavily armoured, and the central core that might otherwise be a vulnerable critical hit point, is covered most of the time by a metal breastplate, making it impervious to attack from the front. This does not hold true for the rear of the golem, and the core is also briefly exposed at the front during one of the golem's melee strikes. Their only other weakness is corrosive damage on their tough metal skin.
Iron GOD
The Badass Iron Golem can increase its own level by killing other enemies. In order to activate the golem's ascension, the glowing core at the center of its torso must be destroyed. Once this occurs, its name becomes prefixed with "Unbound" and the golem will fly into a rampage and attack anything around it.
At Overpower level 8, a Badass Iron Golem will spawn at level 82. Once unbound, it will begin to level up by killing the surrounding Orcs, spiders and dwarfs. It will rank up via the following prefixes:
83 - 84: Reckless Iron Golem
85 - 88: Nasty Iron Golem
89 - 91: Imposing Iron Golem
92: Iron GOD
At level 92, the Iron GOD will boast a 99.2% damage reduction, making it extremely robust against all forms of attack.
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This was the high point of our hike.
The HiLine trail took us up, down and all around Cathedral Rock, connecting us with the Baldwin Trail and then to the Templeton Trail, an 8-mile Loop that took us back to where we began.
Feeling small among the rocks near Sedona.
Back on the valley floor after circling Cathedral Rock.
Mount Shasta stands between us and lunch.
Yesterday's blue sky was simply too inviting to ignore. While the temperature was just a little cold for much in the way of outdoor activity, the day was perfect for getting out of the house and scouting out a lunch spot south of the border.
Mount Shasta provides a spectacular backdrop for this California ranch.
We have a soft spot for The Dutchman, a quaint hometown cafe in the center of the sleepy, little community of Montague, but we pulled up to see a "Closed Monday" sign hanging in the window.
Not ready to call it quits, we continued south along a 2-lane road toward the larger California town of Weed…to another of our favorite local cafes. The view of Mount Shasta was irresistible, and by the time I finished taking photos, Reg had (patiently) worked up quite an appetite.
We don't often see the top of the mountain without clouds.
Another storm is due to roll in shortly and, once again, Mount Shasta will be hidden behind snow and clouds.
On a good day, 14,000 foot Mount Shasta is visible for miles in Northern California and from some spots of Southern Oregon, but yesterday's clear view was a rare wintertime treat.
Reg and I had the chance to ketchup with a favorite childhood memory today when the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile hauled buns into town. I hate to say it, but we relished the idea of reacquainting ourselves with such an iconic symbol from our baby boomer childhoods.
The two Hotdoggers who pilot this deli delight on wheels shared some fun facts with us. Just sink your teeth into this: The Wienermobile measures, 60 hot dogs long, from front to back. It's 18 hot dogs wide, and 24 hot dogs tall. Now that's a lot of weenies!
Inside we found a couple extra seats…I think we'd make a pretty good Hotdogger team!
The Wienermobile is equipped with four passenger seats located behind the driver seat and the seat in the shotbun position. Let me be frank, driving this thing is no picnic! The teams of Hotdoggers who canvas the country spend three weeks at Hot Dog High, a boot camp where driving and parking skills are put to the test. They also beef up their knowledge of Oscar Mayer products.
And who can forget that deliciously popular "I Wish I Were an Oscar Mayer Wiener" song that premiered on television in 1965? Sometimes dreams really do come true!
A view from our trek on the Way of St. Francis in Italy.
As the 21st century began its last year as a teenager, carryoncouple turned seven in record-setting fashion.
Our travel blog collected 8,758 views from 3,654 visitors in 2018, both eclipsing our previous record of 5,232 views by 1,561 visitors in 2013, the year we walked the Camino de Santiago.
People stopping by our blog represented 75 countries, led by the USA with 5,813 views. Canada was in second place for much of the year, but lost the No.2 title to the United Kingdom, which had 486 views, topping Canada by nine views.
Our 2012 post from Italy–Basilica Honors San Zeno–mysteriously continued to attract attention, with 91 views, but lost its 2017 top post title to another surprising choice, Coming Soon to Amazon. Was it the "coming soon" or just the word "Amazon" that attracted the clicks? Or Sue's book cover? We remain puzzled by the record-setting (for us) 564 views of the post from many countries.
Although our numbers are humble by WordPress standards, we remain thankful to our blog followers and viewers. We hope to keep the interest going through several adventures in 2019, including another one with backpacks, to be announced.
Our favorite trip of 2018? That's easy; see Sue's slideshow by clicking here.
By just one vote, the evening view of Italy's Poggio Bustone took the #1 spot in our 2018 Readers Choice awards.
The misty path leading to the Italian mountaintop borough of Monteluco was a close second.
A big Thank You to all of you who took the time to cast your vote and, in some cases, explain your choice. We always love your comments.
Surprisingly, nearly all our Top 10 picks received at least one vote. Our shot of the Coquille River Lighthouse, #9, remained a lonely outpost without so much as a mention.


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#456 – Live From Sydney/
We're live from Sydney for Weekend Banter! We chat about security details and bodyguards, getting your pilot's licence and what your perfect house would look like.
On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:
– Sydney week
– Security details and bodyguards
– The occasional celebratory drink
– The perfect house
– Getting your pilot's licence
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It's a daily Talk Show Episode 456 Live from Sydney, Australia.
Behind it if you're watching this, watch this. It was very big. I mean either bye bye and delay. almost too much when Bobby Giambi. Hi, either way, we're at Wilma wolf behind us, if you are watching is the overflow hotel. That's where we're staying in this Sydney trip the next week. We're up here we can a bit. We've got episodes coming from Sydney. So you fired up?
Yeah, absolutely fired up is actually excited. He will be joining us later in the week. But first of all, we we flew up.
There was issues with the lounge,
which actually can't be talking. Basically.
In the lounge,
yeah, we're in a lovely hotel. And we're setting up a bit of a makeshift studio in the Oval, a hotel. And we've all got our own room. I mean, there was a high chance that we're all going to have to bunk in one room at some point in the planning of this. But thankfully, we've all got our own hotel room. And Mr. 97 strong, the short straw. We didn't draw any straws. He just gave him the short story. And that was to have the studio set up in his room.
So no farting in your in your city.
No, not that much. I tell you what, you have a lot of fiber as well, which is surprising.
I mean, you just one of the most polite people I've met. Fasting is one of those things that I mean, I just think you're a pig if you did it. You don't. And I love you.
Yesterday, we had radio Mike and jack. And I was just reflecting on that one more coming up.
And it first live performance on the show. So it's like the first musical performance which is different out of our 400 plus episodes. I was
getting right into it like you were you did some behind the scenes filming of me.
And what did I whisper in your ear Mason? in
it? What did you wish for? I
remember, I even just I just did I bumped to you and I said look at him in his element. Oh yeah. Josh, you could have sworn you were saying the 12 year old
boy inside of him. That's just loving it. I was just like moving the fader is up and down trying to get the perfect mix. I want us to do more of the musical stuff. So if you are a gronk who you're a musician or you know a great musician that music would be good for the show.
The musical the gronk
the musical the girl you're already limiting food he last night you limited we went to a place that was famous for their one major pizza night they take it up to three
meters. So you can buy a three meter pitch and I think when you think about one meter Apache light Oh yeah, I can have that. I restricted this because I was like No Let's just have let's just go the 50 centimeter pizza. And the woman said point five I think yeah 50 centimeters 2.5 Do you see how much
ball she was an international person so maybe she wasn't completely across centimeters versus meters away 50 centimeter pizza and
that's what we got downstairs at the overload the cronies have been there before Josh and I you've eaten there before?
We've spoken about it on the show because when we were doing the the job to Lulu lemon and the reason I got you to come up to city for filming was so we could record the show. That's right
but I also did some assisting work on the shoot to get that man
Yeah, well I will never forget because you were determined to put the strap on my camera.
Just any camera a $10,000 camera Yeah,
and I was like I don't know how to do is like no these are things are easy. You put the strap on anyway, the first day of taking photos and I just had it around my neck and the camera just slammed on the ground and went down some stairs which makes the race aisle
so no you don't have to talk about it.
Yeah, learn from the best the guy who doesn't five but also on Gumtree with faulty items yeah that guy yeah so we did get the one made of pizza the other we left bits we didn't need it all that time so there was this time I thought okay, no, I'm not doing this again. 50 centimeters and was all right.
No, now I'm still hungry. You it was fine. I had to look back at the
night that when we got ya I had
the Tim Tams the gummy the at the Grammy's. I had the actually the chop chop on
cookies as well.
Yeah, the savory the disease what happens when you put three gronk in a nice home where the minibar is free and all
Hola. Chop chop. But no, it's not all going to be
a deal and but without the price Yeah. What about we move flying out we met someone at the airport, our match Mr. 90 sevens walking along. We're all in our hoodies right now. And so whenever you go to tap on the shoulder or
not, so always always walking just behind you guys, as we always make, you know,
if you're in front of us,
and and and so I was just like, I was sort of like looking down at my phone. And then and then I noticed like, in my peripheral vision, I noticed this bloke come up beside me. And he's sort of like, a bit rushed like it. I panic because I didn't know what was happening. And then, yeah, and then and then Matt came up and he's like, Oh, my I'm listening to your show. And then we shook hands. And then and then he saw you guys and
yeah, so he came up to you.
Definitely show it in the blonde hair.
You can pay the way we're thankful Matt for actually saying hi. He. He was listening to the episode that we like one of our latest episodes. And he even showed us he's fine. I mean, this never happened to us. So it's kind of fucking novel. And it was
lovely. Well, having Mr. 97 followers behind reminded me of when we were having the half made a pizza.
I saw point five, I saw a white four wheel drive, quickly pull over to the curb. And the they had red and blue flashing lights.
It looked like from what I can say, what happens in Melbourne, like a random brief test. Or what first came to mind was this some kind of there's some time this is a body incident where there's like, you know, a task force of setting on a car that has a drug dealer in this what came to mind was like,
they look like Saran Yeah,
yes, they were there was a bunch of dudes all around this car and like, Oh, this is on Yes, it's flashing lights and it's on and there was a black van
and then all of a sudden you say guys with he
was gonna say piecing pieces pieces.
It wasn't blink 182
earpieces, and they were security and they had visible guns and they had badges. Yeah. And then we saw, like for people who they sort of look like politicians or something just walking along, but the amount of security that they had saved completely over the you could say one individual,
and all the guy, gray hair, sort of in a suit jacket, walking, and he could tell that he's the important one. Because there were all surrounding him. And they kind of spread out one goes ahead. It was it was full security data. Like it was crazy. And so these crises
that I've walked past is we're going to bring that up with water. And, and I said to one of the one of the people because there was actually it looked like this important person had mates there too. And then they were behind the security wall. And then one of the people I said, Oh, Who's that guy? And he just looked at me and smiled and walked off.
Over there was the other guy that said, a very important person
that was this. So then we're trying to work out who is who is the Scott,
I asked you to go up to the security and ask and you're someone who normally does that shit.
Well, these are private security detail, and they're on edge you can tell they look like they're fucking waiting for something to happen. Because that's what they therefore if something happens, and you want to meet a walk straight up, make a beeline for them, which, what are
they gonna do shoot you in the head? No, no, they never do that. But it's also been seriously what would they do?
intimidated. But the other plan that came to mind was the point five wider Yeah, 20 centimeters. The woman who? Who was yet the point five. I said to her, do you know who that is? Yeah. And then she said, No, I don't do you? And I said are no. I said he's just gone next door into china doll. She's like, my friends working there. And so she runs off. She looked real. She loved it. Yeah, she came, she looked. She looks so dodgy, cuz she was looking. And then she ran. You can see it go into the restaurant. And then she came back. What service? Yeah. And says he's Fijian politician. And so I looked it up and I found the Fiji and Prime Minister minister there looked a lot like the guy that walked in. So maybe it was a Fijian Prime Minister, either way, who's after you in in Australia, who's after you in Sydney,
or that was my point is it's like you're in Australia, like country where like, if there's not like kidnappings happening all the time. To have that level of security. Same, like a bit over the top. He's just doing it for a bit of fun.
Well, the the other side of that coin is the Australian Government have funded it. And they going Imagine if something happened to Prime Minister of another country. On our story annoying. Do you think that's Do you think that could be a possibility? Or do you think he's just spending the Fijian cash? Tonight?
Yeah, maybe they go 5050 on it, something like that?
Well, I think there is. I think these different I wish we had you had a laptop on your Tommy, we could search this app to make it seem more intelligent. But I would think,
a laptop
the sites like treaties or like, the health care system, you know, there's a few countries that have cooperation.
Yeah, sure. So security. So you should be,
you know, like, I don't know what to write, but like the Australian Prime Minister, goes to the US. Do the US offer a service that says we will look after all mate. And in exchange when our old man old man comes to your country? We we need support from your whatever the military or the What's it here? What are the Federal Police? You know, we need security detail to support that and we don't pay and you know, pay,
I would love to in my lifetime be in a police escort.
Where are you going? What's happening? I don't know.
So we'd have to work that out. But I remember as a kid wanting to make films. And you can, like the Victorian police have a film department and you can pay they have all their rights, where you can basically get a cup car you can get you can have them safely of filming on like a live straight. Yeah, you can have them supporting
Yeah, I was reading a. I was reading an article that was written newspaper and there was online, there was a lot of detail for no reason. But anyway, I was in one of these newspapers. And it was talking about a ride at the Barclays house. Yeah. And inside the Barclays houses, cash and guns and drugs and also a police uniform. And I was thinking that's in the wrong hand. Yeah, dodgy, like
people dressing up as cops and it
actually I mean, if he just gone to a fancy dress and just happened to weigh one, but no, I from what I gathered, it was yet to do
some fucking serious shit. bully. You look in any films, and you've given up on these
calls as well.
It's a full day in Sydney, though. Yeah, it's blue skies. Anyway, the film film sets when they were like the police uniforms. You'll notice that they won't be wearing like a Victorian police badge. It will be a made up sort of police thing.
I mean, when I was a stripper you know, I had an American military outfit I got mistaken.
They would be something cold they would be come back from service.
Service. Yeah.
I tell you what, my son be serious now. That's five. You're actually quite funny, man. You've been saying some really funny stuff. Last night. You said something really funny. And then Josh had to retell it because he knew that you'd butcher it.
series to Jesus. Remember what that was?
Yeah. But I tell you what you've been saying some funny stuff.
We've got some great guests tomorrow. Richard Wilkins, is coming on the show.
So cool. Richard Wilkins, is if you've grown up in Australia, I guess. I mean, still now. He's still on telly. You and you've watched TV. You know who Richard Wilkins is the Oregon the most famous entertainment reporter in Australia.
Yeah, definitely. And
unbelievable that we've got him on the daily talk show.
Yeah. And so he's invited us to his house. Yeah. And we're going to be at his bar. So the question is, I'm already thinking, should I be drinking?
Or to flatten? It's a straight? No for me. Look at the planes. There's a
couple of places. That's one of the cool thing about Sydney
there. It's Yeah, over the city. Because the airport is so close to the city.
So drinking.
So I'm a no obviously I'll take the water.
But made
for me once in a lifetime opportunity.
As if we get a chance as if we get invited back. Wilkins bar exam. How do you feel about going to Dickies joint? I mean, you probably even gronk
you're going to dream?
Would you I mean, what would it take for you to drink Do you think and actually enjoy it? Because that's that's one thing. It's one thing to just drink because people telling you to? But what would be something that was so epic that you'll like it? I'm gonna have a drink.
KC tennis players having cigars? I can't be.
I don't know. I kind of I can actually think of something that I enjoy. Walter, I think it'd just be. I prefer not not drinking. It doesn't make me feel uncomfortable when other people that drink can say
he doesn't like the taste enough.
Yeah. I mean, yeah, it almost like a novel experience. I wonder like something that's so Oh, by the way.
Okay, who's yelling on
funds on so you can
probably turn to the NI, the probably the most appealing thing would probably be like, you know, when you're watching suits or whatever, and they close to saying suits, you know, massive like, settlement or whatever. And then they have like whiskey, big heavy glasses. I feel like that'd be the only time Conor
McGregor after fights, been a bit of a tradition that human, the owners of the UFC would drink whiskey, and then he ended up making his own whiskey. And then they drink that whiskey. I mean, he hasn't fought in a while. So maybe he hasn't drink that whiskey with him. Either way, they drink whiskey to tradition after so. So you're saying so that's insane. Is Yeah, I think what I mean, I want to do it with you. Now. I want to think like next year. I want to go to the states with the soul. That'd be nice trip. Yeah. I mean, we're on this one now going through this, but I think this could be something to hate the
hard work. Do you think we have to worry like as a guy when you do get back on the piers, do you think that you'll be? Do you think you and I will fight when you drink?
If I was drinking with you, and you were drinking, because you'd become so annoying, as I know you have before. I don't know if I would be in right when we were when you were on the surmises.
mimosas or some houses.
You were on. When we were with Josh Simon's I can tell I'm loving it. We were in LA last. So that was no but no, we're not gonna fight. I'm not going to be drinking a lot. Okay, I just said maybe some celebrations maybe marking a momentous occasion with Mr. 97. Your 21st is next year? No, this year?
No, I'm turning
2020. Sorry. And then next year.
So you're turning 21 next year? Yeah. That's a big date. We should just be moments here. Yeah. I mean, what I did on my 25th What did you do? I had a party. I won't mention details about it. But I had a job. What did you do? How do you buy? My mom and dad's farm? What do you do? I used to have a farm farm? Well, it was Yeah, it was chickens. Four and a half acre property. No chickens. We had those cows. The next door neighbor's cows brought brought they brought my next door neighbor had cows. But I brought him in. And they had the grass. But they had four and a half acres. And it was lovely. It was in farmland and they just didn't have all the you know, all the all the animals in the house on it. And a house a big you know, we had ride on mowers is great. How long? Did they have it for? Four years? I think. So
between the ages of like 17 and 21? No, no, I saw
that mom and dad sold their place when I was maybe 19. No, but you had 2008 when they got JFC. He they just sold it at the week before that is literally two weeks before I told you my story. Yeah. Now they saw the house moved up there. I turned 21 couple of years later, and we did a speed you know, great speed. Lovely, lovely salad. I was so nice. Anyway, got a whole bunch of mates up there and had some fun.
If I'm trying to imagine what Richard Wilkins house is going to be like like you imagine a bar. I'm thinking it won't. So Ben Fordham, who are also having on the show he he said, he said this out.
Yeah, I said, you gotta do it from Richards bar. So if there's a push to do it from someone's by, like, what would I envisage about eBay is just like the people that I've known as a bird, who I've known in my life to have a bar, which is just like an alcohol area, you'll be on top of like, a cabinet, or it could be even a fridge with some nice liquor on top, and then you sit down on the couch Aereo imagining something so different.
Well, I reckon
Ben was saying that he's got to two poles. So what I'm imagining is that it's going to be Doc, it's be sort of like, one pole would potentially be an indoor pole. And it would be like, really dimly lit with like a lot of disco II stuff, potentially. I don't know like a little bit under catches maybe. Yeah, maybe something that's Yeah, let the couch is definitely Yeah.
I mean, it's not that hard to get.
We've talked
perfect. We've talked about perfect days before. haven't really talked about perfect houses. Or the perfect house be
something with a view something close to the beach. Something with space for birdie. To have these little toys. play outside like a nice lawn area. pool for me. Nice. I don't think I need to have one I'd rather so a spa and a sauna. Yeah, I mean, if I even if I don't have an aspect I mean perfect. Yeah, I can do what I want my perfect.
Yeah. GN so when you have a pool?
Yeah, then now that I'm thinking about it, yeah.
It's a pretty whatever you want little limiting beliefs. If you like, Nah, look, it's perfect. But let's
have the whole Now look, I have it all. And so I've just said a house with everything.
Have you ever been to a house that's got an indoor pool
there was I mean, I grew up with some kids that families were very, very wealthy. It was there was one kid who had a walking fridge it's impressive and always built into it was like a it looked like it was meant to be is just door and just like walking sounds like wasn't like a fridge in a pub with a storing sheet where you stepping over the you know, like a little leap. It was like you know a legit, and then they had a diving pool. And then they had a lawn area that had a pond in it bigger than most pools and then at the back of that had a tennis court and then an indoor in ground trampoline. Like ridiculous in how to record like an acre property.
Oh, man, I remember getting a pond at our place. Like it's installed like they it's like a it's a shell made out of like fake. Like rock material. Yeah, like put it in it's got like plumbing. And it like you can turn it off and on a big was has a little trickle
to go fishing stuff in not even my new my new place that you can turn off and on.
We don't know it's got some sort of pump thing. I can't tell where it plugs into. Have you got a barbecue? No need one to accompany the jacuzzi, which we boys gonna come out as the fire pit. In order to get that we get that in a few things denial off. You know, just is still certainly in
what's your perfect house.
One has to have a gym.
He's gonna say exactly what I said.
I feel like a big open grassy area with a bunch of trees is nice. Yeah. A pool would be sick, especially the ones that are on the same level as the ground infinity pool. Not a bow around every shot.
I like to pull that where we're staying here the overlay. Yeah. So it looks like the water is currently being a bit so it's a full pool. No, but it's a bit of a loo it's a bit of an illusion, because it's like a lip that comes up and the water spills out over it. And so then it looks like just a continuation. So it allows them to get it to the perfect level of the ground rather than just a full pool. It's going to spill out. It's to fall. Yeah. So it's Yeah, it looks this local. Yeah, there's some sequence.
Yeah, big, big open grassy area with a bunch of trays. And maybe like a star and Kevin Hart's Instagram. It was like this cool area where he had his name, like, built into the ground that like painted or something. It was like a basketball court. Some sort of like court workout area outside would be cool as well. On top of the gym.
basketball court would be sick. That'd be nice. headshot of me up on the wall. Would You Do?
Tommy? Me for 97 for me? Yeah, he's so he's perfect. Yes. Do you reckon you would ever have memorabilia
of the daily talk show? That'd be cool.
And what point sorry, what point? Can you start doing memorabilia? I think with six months off.
That What are you thinking?
It's a silly question. I mean, memorabilia.
memorabilia. What does it mean? memorable Liguria, memorable, to be memorable?
I mean, I don't know about seek, I would say like five year mark. Okay. Five, five years, seven years and 10 years. only have three runs a fair mobility.
Okay, so we should lock something in?
Well, we're still quite a while away from our fifth year. Yeah.
I've been thinking a lot with Andy laboring on Friday. about him talking about the plane, the pilot stuff. him just fucking learning how to fly a plane. You want to do it?
Yeah. You think you'd be good at it? I think
you love sitting.
Yeah. But your analytical, you thought you think a lot and it requires a lot of thought requires a lot of focus, which I think you could get if you applied yourself to something like this. But I think yeah, I think that'd be good. I mean, it's just it's a money. Some it's, I think it costs a 50 grand. Yeah. I mean, the good thing is it's it's
the plane is expensive.
I mean, but you can borrow ones, you can hire them. So, I mean, look into it, dude.
I think it'd be a great challenge. I think as we talk more more about, like hobbies and doing stuff like, it would be
pretty epic. I did say the other day on the news. There was a pilot, trainee, and then the actual pilot teaching him. The pilot passed out on the fly. And so hate the train. He had to land the whole plane. And it was only like his second flight or whatever. And so the ground control had to like walk him through how to land the plane.
Oh, that's ridiculous. Just Sure. Australian Federal Police car. They just went power really good. And then I saw for motor police motorbikes go past so maybe maybe the
recreational pilot license 12 Grand
12 grand grand, which they haven't outlined. What that doesn't include. That's not
including lessons. Oh, no, no, no, this is I think this is just for the
not it's definitely not lessons. I think that's just some certification thing that you
have to if there's any gronk out there who have their pilot's license. I'd like to know about it. I think, Andy talking about the idea of just being able to flying. Go away. super interesting. It's exciting. Being in Sydney, we have got heaps of guest guests organized. Yeah. So if you if you've just joined us, normally we probably do. Be three guests awake? Yeah. But over the next 10 days, there will be back to back to back guests, which I'm excited to have a lot of conversations with people but also, I think it could, could potentially be training.
Yeah, there's a lot. We've got 10 year Hennessy. Dan Ilitch
who else have you got? We've got Williams Yeah. Yeah. Simon. Hi, Josh. Hi, Josh. Yeah. Who else? Scott Tweedy.
Yeah, we got a bunch happening. So in turn page into a pit? Yeah, it's gonna be a big week and I am fired up.
Anyway, perfect. It's a daily talk show. Feel free to subscribe if you haven't done that already. You can also email us high at the deli talk show.com. And thank you to the overflow hotel who's letting us set up our makeshift studio. Yeah, they've been great for letting us do it. Tomorrow. Richard Wilkins, is on the show live from his bar at his home in Sydney. So stick around for that. Let's say hi guys. Bye.
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