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Romans 1:3 and geneologies in matthew and luke
Discussion in 'Christian Scriptures' started by Br4nd0n, Sep 20, 2021.
Sep 20, 2021 #1
Br4nd0n New Member
What do i do with that? Romans 1:3 states decendent of david through the flesh but the geneologies go to joseph. Obviously im looking at it wrong and am missing something....if there was a thread in this before, i will say, i tried using the search bar and am clearly inept at doing so, lol. Need a tutorial or something.
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Abaxvahl Well-Known Member
Br4nd0n said: ↑
Descendant doesn't have to me immediate. You descend from your great-great-great-great-grandfather even though he is not the same person as your immediate father. St. Joseph was a descendant of David and was the legal father of Jesus. Mary was also a descendant of David and was the biological mother of Jesus. Therefore in both cases Jesus is a descendant of David.
pescador Newbie Supporter
Romans 1:3, "concerning his Son who was a descendant of David with reference to the flesh"
Matthew 1:1, "This is the record of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.
No conflict...
St_Worm2 Simul Justus et Peccator Supporter
Hello @Br4nd0n, this may help.
16 Jacob was the father of Joseph the husband of Mary, by whom Jesus was born, who is called the Messiah.
23 When He began His ministry, Jesus Himself was about thirty years of age, being, as was supposed, the son of Joseph, the son of Eli (or Heli).
Joseph is the natural son of Jacob.
Joseph is also the "son" of Eli (or Heli) because of his marriage to Mary.
This tells us that the Davidic bloodline in Luke is Mary's lineage, not Joseph's. This is how genealogies were written in 1st Century Israel (IOW, women were rarely included). Interestingly however, Tamar, the daughter-in-law of Judah, Rahab, the Harlot, and Ruth, the Moabite, are included as part of the bloodline that runs from Abraham, to David, to Joseph, to Jesus in Matthew 1.
It is also interesting to note that not only is the Lord Jesus King David's "Son" (by both blood and by marriage), as God/David's "Creator" .. e.g. John 1:1-3, He is also King David's "Father".
16 "I, Jesus, have sent My angel to testify to you these things in the churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, the Bright and Morning Star."
41 While the Pharisees were gathered together, Jesus asked them a question:
42 "What do you think about the Christ, whose son is He?" They said to Him, "The son of David."
43 He said to them, "Then how does David in the Spirit call Him 'Lord,' saying,
44 'THE LORD SAID TO MY LORD,
"SIT AT MY RIGHT HAND,
UNTIL I PUT YOUR ENEMIES BENEATH YOUR FEET" '?
45 "If David then calls Him 'Lord,' how is He his son?"
Clare73 Blood-bought
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Mary is a descendant of David through Nathan, not Solomon.
Joseph is a descendant of David through Solomon, the kingly line.
Joseph is the legal father of Jesus, making Jesus legally from the kingly line.
Jesus is naturally (by nature/birth) the Son of the Divine Omnipotentate.
St_Worm2 said: ↑
Thank you David i knew i was missing something, i really enjoyed reading your posts
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BrotherJJ Well-Known Member
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Matthew, Luke, Mary, Joseph & Jesus genealogies
Joseph was descended from David from Solomon. While Mary was a descendant of Solomon's older brother Nathan.
Mary had to find a husband from the tribe of Judah like herself to protect her father's estate. (See Numbers 36:6-9)
She also needed a direct descendant of Solomon to perfect her son's claim to the throne of David, since Nathan's descendants weren't of the Royal line.
Joseph fit the bill on both accounts but like every other descendant of Solomon's carried a blood curse disqualifying any biological son of his from ever being King of Israel. (Jeremiah 22:28-30)
Since Joseph was not the Lord's biological father, he could adopt Him, qualifying Him to be King without passing Him the curse.
Jesus via adoption becomes the only One in Israel qualified to sit on David's throne, and remains so to this day.
There are two recorded lineages of Jesus. One from Mary & another from Joseph. Thus, Jesus became Joseph's actual son via ADOPTION. Old testament adoption gives the child complete equaility & all the benefits of a natural born child.
Simpler explanation:
Jesus differing genealogies are a result of Matthew's account being Mary's line, and Luke's being Joseph's line
Matthew is about Messiah as King. Luke is about Messiah as the son of man.
BeyondET Well-Known Member Supporter
the linage splits like so.
Mt1:1
A record of the genealogy of Jesus Christ the son of David, the son of Abraham:
Mt1:17
Thus there were fourteen generations in all from Abraham to David,
Fourteen from David to the exile to Babylon, and fourteen from the exile to the Christ.
(14) ~ generations ~ Mt1:6b: (1st) David was the father of Solomon, whose mother had been Uriah's wife,
(2nd) Solomon the father of Rehoboam,
(3rd) Rehoboam the father of Abijah,
(4th) Abijah the father of Asa,
(5th) Asa the father of Jehoshaphat,
(6th) Jehoshaphat the father of Jehoram,
(7th) Jehoram the father of Uzziah,
(8th) Uzziah the father of Jotham,
(9th) Jotham the father of Ahaz,
(10th) Ahaz the father of Hezekiah,
(11th) Hezekiah the father of Manasseh,
(12th) Manasseh the father of Amon,
(13th) Amon the father of Josiah,
Mt1:11 and (14th) Josiah the father of (Jeconiah) and his brothers at the time of the exile to Babylon.
(14) ~ generations ~ Mt1:12
After the exile to Babylon:
(1st) Jeconiah was the father of Shealtiel,
(2nd) Shealtiel the father of Zerubbabel,
(3rd) Zerubbabel the father of Abiud,
(4th) Abiud the father of Eliakim,
(5th) Eliakim the father of Azor,
(6th) Azor the father of Zadok,
(7th) Zadok the father of Akim,
(8th) Akim the father of Eliud,
(9th) Eliud the father of Eleazar,
(10th) Eleazar the father of Matthan,
(11th) Matthan the father of Jacob,
and (12th) Jacob the father of (13th) Joseph,
the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus,
who is called (14th) Christ.
(40) ~ generations ~ Lk3:23
Now Jesus himself was about thirty years old, when he began his ministry. [Baptism]
He was the son, so it was thought, of Joseph, and the son of (40th) Heli, [Mary's father]
Lk3:24
the son of (39th) Matthat,
the son of (38th) Levi,
the son of (37th) Melki,
the son of (36th) Jannai,
the son of (35th) Joseph,
the son of (34th) Mattathias,
the son of (33rd) Amos,
the son of (32nd) Nahum,
the son of (31st) Esli,
the son of (30th) Naggai,
the son of (29th) Maath,
the son of (27th) Semein,
the son of (26th) Josech,
the son of (25th) Joda,
the son of (24th) Joanan,
the son of (23rd) Rhesa,
the son of (22nd) Zerubbabel,
the son of (21st) Shealtiel,
the son of (20th) Neri,
the son of (18th) Addi,
the son of (17th) Cosam,
the son of (16th) Elmadam,
the son of (15th) Er,
the son of (14th) Joshua,
the son of (13th) Eliezer,
the son of (12th) Jorim,
the son of (9th) Simeon,
the son of (8th) Judah,
the son of (7th) Joseph,
the son of (6th) Jonam,
the son of (5th) Eliakim,
the son of (4th) Melea,
the son of (3rd) Menna,
the son of (2nd) Mattatha,
the son of (1st) Nathan,
the son of David,
(14) ~ generations
Mt1:6a: and (13th) Jesse the father of (14th) King David. Lk3:32a: the son of Jesse,
Mt1:5c: (12th) Obed the father of Jesse, Lk3:32b: the son of Obed,
Mt1:5b: (11th) Boaz the father of Obed, whose mother was Ruth, Lk3:32c: the son of Boaz,
Mt1:5a: (10th) Salmon the father of Boaz, whose mother was Rahab, Lk3:32d: the son of Salmon,
Mt1:4c: (9th) Nahshon the father of Salmon, Lk3:32e: the son of Nahshon,
Mt1:4b: (8th) Amminadab the father of Nahshon, Lk3:33a: the son of Amminadab,
Mt1:4a: (7th) Ram the father of Amminadab, Lk3:33b: the son of Ram,
Mt1:3c: (6th) Hezron the father of Ram, Lk3:33c: the son of Hezron,
Mt1:3b: (5th) Perez the father of Hezron, Lk3:33d: the son of Perez,
Mt1:3a: (4th) Judah the father of Perez and Zerah, whose mother was Tamar, Lk3:33e: the son of Judah,
Mt1:2c: (3rd) Jacob the father of Judah and his brothers, Lk3:34a: the son of Jacob,
Mt1:2b: (2nd) Isaac the father of Jacob, Lk3:34b: the son of Isaac,
Mt1:2a: (1st) Abraham was the father of Isaac, Lk3:34c: the son of Abraham,
Lk3:34d: the son of (20th) Terah,
Lk3:34e: the son of (19th) Nahor,
the son of (18th) Serug,
the son of (17th) Reu,
the son of (16th) Peleg,
the son of (15th) Eber,
the son of (14th) Shelah,
the son of (13th) Cainan,
the son of (12th) Arphaxad,
the son of (11th) Shem,
the son of (10th) Noah,
the son of (9th) Lamech,
the son of (8th) Methuselah,
the son of (7th) Enoch,
the son of (6th) Jared,
the son of (5th) Mahalalel,
the son of (4th) Kenan,
the son of (3rd) Enosh,
the son of (2nd) Seth,
the son of (1st) Adam,
the son of God.
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Philippe Depreux (* 28. März 1967 in Roubaix) ist ein französischer Mittelalterhistoriker.

Philippe Depreux wurde 1994 bei Olivier Guillot an der Universität Paris IV mit einer prosopographischen Untersuchung über die Zeit Ludwigs des Frommen promoviert. Der Hauptteil der Arbeit setzt sich aus 280 Artikeln zu geistlichen und weltlichen Personen zusammen, die in der Umgebung Ludwigs in den Quellen fassbar werden. Mit dieser Untersuchung leistete Depreux eine wichtige Vorarbeit für die künftige Edition der Urkunden Ludwigs des Frommen.

Nach einer Tätigkeit von 1996 bis 1998 an der Universität Lille III (Attaché temporaire d'enseignement et de recherche) war Depreux von 1998 bis 2003 Dozent für mittelalterliche Geschichte (Maître de conférences d'Histoire medievale) an der Universität Tours. Von 2003 bis 2006 war er Wissenschaftler an der Französischen Historischen Forschungsstelle (Mission Historique Française en Allemagne) in Göttingen. 2005 erfolgte seine Habilitation an der Universität Paris I. Von 2006 bis 2013 lehrte er als Professor für die Geschichte des Mittelalters an der Université de Limoges. Von 2007 bis 2012 war er Mitglied des Institut universitaire de France. 2013 hat er einen Ruf an die Universität Hamburg auf eine W3-Professur für Mittelalterliche Geschichte angenommen und trat damit zum Wintersemester 2013/14 die Nachfolge von Hans-Werner Goetz an. Er ist seit dem Wintersemester 2015/16 Betreuer des deutsch-französischen Studiengangs "HamBord", ein integrierter deutsch-französischer Bachelorstudiengang den die Universität Hamburg und die Université Bordeaux Montaigne anbieten. Depreux ist Mitglied des Mediävistenverbands (seit 2004) und des Historikerverbands (seit 2014).

Depreux gilt als einer der führenden Karolinger-Experten. Dabei liegt der Schwerpunkt auf der Sozial- und Verfassungsgeschichte. Er arbeitet für die Monumenta Germaniae Historica gemeinsam mit Stefan Esders, Steffen Patzold und Karl Ubl an der Neuedition der karolingischen Kapitularien nach 814. Die "Regesta Regni Aquitaniae. Die Regesten des Königreichs Aquitanien unter Pippin I. und Pippin II. / Les régestes du royaume d'Aquitaine sous Pépin Ier et Pépin II" werden unter der Leitung von Depreux und in Kooperation mit der "Deutschen Kommission für die Bearbeitung der Regesta Imperii e. V." und der Mainzer Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur vorbereitet. Im März 2010 veranstaltete Depreux gemeinsam mit Irmgard Fees in Limoges eine internationale Tagung zum Thema "L'acte d'échange, du VIIe au XIIe siècle – Tauschgeschäft und Tauschurkunde vom 8. bis zum 12. Jahrhundert". Die Beiträge wurden 2013 veröffentlicht. Zusammen mit Patzold hat er im September 2014 in Aachen die internationale Tagung "Politik und Versammlung im Frühmittelalter" abgehalten. Im Oktober 2016 wurde das Langzeitvorhaben "Formulae – Litterae – Chartae" mit einem Gesamtfördervolumen von 4,4 Mio. Euro von der Gemeinsamen Wissenschaftskonferenz bewilligt. Ziel ist die Aufarbeitung und kritische Edition frühmittelalterlicher Musterurkunden und -briefe sowie die Erforschung des formelhaften Schreibens im lateinischen Früh- und Hochmittelalter. Am 12. Januar 2017 hat das bis 31. Dezember 2031 angelegte geisteswissenschaftliche Projekt der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Hamburg unter der Leitung von Depreux seine Arbeit aufgenommen. 2022 wurde er zum Mitglied Akademie der Wissenschaften in Hamburg gewählt.

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Monografien
 Prosopographie de l'entourage de Louis le Pieux (781–840) (= Instrumenta. Bd. 1). Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1997, ISBN 3-7995-7265-1 ( Digitalisat).
 Charlemagne et les Carolingiens (687–987). Tallandier u. a., Paris 2002, ISBN 2-235-02320-7.
 Les sociétés occidentales du milieu du VIe à la fin du IXe siècle. Presses Universitaires de Rennes, Rennes 2002, ISBN 2-86847-715-1 (Rezension perspectivia.net).

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 mit François Bougard, Régine Le Jan: Les élites et leurs espaces. Mobilité, rayonnement, domination (du VIe au XIe siècle) (= Collection Haut Moyen Âge. Bd. 5). Brepols, Turnhout 2007, ISBN 978-2-503-52611-9.
 Revolte und Sozialstatus von der Spätantike bis zur frühen Neuzeit. = Révolte et statut social de l'antiquité tardive aux temps modernes (= Pariser historische Studien. Bd. 87). Oldenbourg, München 2008, ISBN 978-3-486-58584-1.
 mit Irmgard Fees: Tauschgeschäft und Tauschurkunde vom 8. bis zum 12. Jahrhundert. = L'acte d'échange, du VIIIe au XIIe siècle (= Archiv für Diplomatik, Schriftgeschichte, Siegel- und Wappenkunde. Beihefte 13). Böhlau, Köln u. a. 2013, ISBN 978-3-412-21001-4.
 mit Stefan Esders: La productivité d'une crise / Produktivität einer Krise. Le règne de Louis le Pieux (814–840) et la transformation de l'Empire carolingien / Die Regierungszeit Ludwigs des Frommen (814–840) und die Transformation des karolingischen Imperiums (= Relectio. Karolingische Perspektiven. Bd. 1). Sigmaringen, Thorbecke 2018, ISBN 978-3-7995-2802-3.

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Longitudinal Effects of Single Hindlimb Radiation Therapy on Bone Strength and Morphology at Local and Contralateral Sites.
1 Department of Orthopedic Surgery, SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, USA.
Radiation therapy (RTx) is associated with increased risk for late-onset fragility fractures in bone tissue underlying the radiation field. Bone tissue outside the RTx field is often selected as a "normal" comparator tissue in clinical assessment of fragility fracture risk, but the robustness of this comparison is limited by an incomplete understanding of the systemic effects of local radiotherapy. In this study, a mouse model of limited field irradiation was used to quantify longitudinal changes in local (irradiated) and systemic (non-irradiated) femurs with respect to bone density, morphology, and strength. BALB/cJ mice aged 12 weeks underwent unilateral hindlimb irradiation (4 × 5 Gy) or a sham procedure. Femurs were collected at endpoints of 4 days before treatment and at 0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, and 26 weeks post-treatment. Irradiated (RTx), Contralateral (non-RTx), and Sham (non-RTx) femurs were imaged by micro-computed tomography and mechanically tested in three-point bending. In both the RTx and Contralateral non-RTx groups, the longer-term (12- to 26-week) outcomes included trabecular resorption, loss of diaphyseal cortical bone, and decreased bending strength. Contralateral femurs generally followed an intermediate response compared with RTx femurs. Change also varied by anatomic compartment; post-RTx loss of trabecular bone was more profound in the metaphyseal than the epiphyseal compartment, and cortical bone thickness decreased at the mid-diaphysis but increased at the metaphysis. These data demonstrate that changes in bone quantity, density, and architecture occur both locally and systemically after limited field irradiation and vary by anatomic compartment. Furthermore, the severity and persistence of systemic bone damage after limited field irradiation suggest selection of control tissues for assessment of fracture risk or changes in bone density after radiotherapy may be challenging. © 2017 American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.


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A secure, cloud-based portal where newly developed distributed learning solutions can be showcased, tested and transitioned for use across the Federal Government's learning ecosystems.
Bridging the research-to-practice divide has been a challenge for distributed learning technologies. Transitioning DoD R&D efforts for distributed learning into operational systems has been hampered by resource constraints, security concerns, and inconsistent approaches to test and evaluation (T&E).
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Conclusion: Through recombination, gametes contain new combinations of alleles.
I 7.2 Recombination is the sorting of alleles into new combinations.
each pair of homologous chromosomes assorts independently of other homologous pairs. With this new perspective, it is easy to see that the number of chromosomes in most organisms is limited and that there are certain to be more genes than chromosomes; so some genes must be present on the same chromosome and should not assort independently.
Genes located close together on the same chromosome are called linked genes and belong to the same linkage group. As we've said, linked genes travel together during meiosis, eventually arriving at the same destination (the same gamete), and are not expected to assort independently. However, all of the characteristics examined by Mendel in peas did display independent assortment and, after the rediscovery of Mendel's work, the first genetic characteristics studied in other organisms also seemed to assort independently. How could genes be carried on a limited number of chromosomes and yet assort independently?
I 7.3 Nonindependent assortment of flower color and pollen shape in sweet peas.
purple was dominant over red and long was dominant over round. When they intercrossed the F1, the resulting F2 progeny did not appear in the 9:3:3:1 ratio expected with independent assortment ( FIGURE 7.3). An excess of F2 plants had purple flowers and long pollen or red flowers and round pollen (the parental phenotypes). Although Bateson, Saunders, and Punnett were unable to explain these results, we now know that the two loci that they examined lie close together on the same chromosome and therefore do not assort independently.


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Measuring engagement of the executive control network from 3 months of age
Michelle Tran, The University of Western OntarioFollow
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The executive control network (ECN) is critical for higher cognition and executive function (EF). Despite its importance, no scientific consensus has been reached on how and when it begins to function. In the present study, we assessed the development of the ECN in awake infants less than a year old by employing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and naturalistic stimuli. First, we identified evocative movies that engaged infant attention. We then transferred them into adult imaging to test for which movie evoked the highest ECN response. Strong ECN responses were evoked while viewing Despicable Me, therefore we implemented this movie into infant imaging. We found that as early as 3-months of age, infants showed a similar response to that of adults. Overall, we demonstrated a technique that could potentially gauge EF in very young infants and developed a tool capable of imaging awake infants under natural conditions.
Tran, Michelle, "Measuring engagement of the executive control network from 3 months of age" (2016). Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository. 3974.
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Paul Hogan Show's Cornell dies
John Cornell as Strop with Paul Hogan in The Paul Hogan Show
John Cornell, the long-time producer and on-screen collaborator with Australian comedian Paul (Crocodile Dundee) Hogan, has died from Parkinson's disease, aged 80.
A former newspaper journalist, Cornell was producing the Nine Network's nightly A Current Affair when he discovered Hogan and offered him a regular slot on the show as the TV equivalent of a newspaper cartoonist.
Subsequently, in 1978 the pair started a 16-year run on The Paul Hogan Show comedy specials on Nine, which Cornell co-wrote, produced and performed in as the gormless but lovable sidekick Strop.
In 1976, he took the concept of World Series Cricket (WSC) to Nine's owner Kerry Packer. WSC involved paying big money to some of the world's top cricketers and revolutionised the previously staid sport in Australia and internationally.
In 1986, Cornell produced and co-wrote Crocodile Dundee with Hogan and Ken Shadie – it became the highest grossing Australian movie of all time.
Cornell produced and directed the less successful sequel Crocodile Dundee II in 1988 and Almost an Angel, the 1990 drama-comedy starring and written by Hogan.
After being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2001, Cornell concentrated his efforts on philanthropy, supporting environmental, sporting and medical causes.
Michael Healy, Nine's director of TV, said: "John Cornell was a man of enormous intellect and a creative genius who managed to touch so many, but as importantly he was a man with a big heart that filled a room.
"From journalism with the creation of A Current Affair, through sport with World Series Cricket and entertainment with his mate Hoges they made magic on television for decades here at Nine."
Actor Abe Forsythe, who played Cornell in Nine's 2012 miniseries Howzat!: Kerry Packer's War, once said: "He's one of the few we've ever had in this country that has a true creative and business brain. What they did with Dundee is incredible and he always seems to be thinking about 10 steps ahead. They did those Australian tourism ads for free as a way of breaking Hogan into the US market."
In a statement, his family said: "A classic Australian character, John Cornell made the lives he touched much richer, not only through donations, but also through his generosity of spirit, humour, humility and honour. A true egalitarian, John sought equity and equality, and fought for a fair go."
He is survived by Delvene Delaney, his wife of 46 years, and daughters Melissa, Allira and Liana Cornell.
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Direccion General de Normas (DGN), Mexico's National Standards body and an ISO member, will be hosting a workshop for the preparation of an International Workshop Agreement (IWA) 2-Quality management systems - Guidelines for the application of ISO 9001:2000 on education.
The proposed scope of the workshop, which will be held October 18-20th in Acapulco, Mexico, is to prepare and provide guidelines for the voluntary application of ISO 9001:2000 in organizations offering educational services at all levels and disciplines, including special and adult education and distance and continuing education-including virtual and e-learning. These guidelines are not intended to add to or modify the requirements of ISO 9001:2000, but rather act as a guide for the application of ISO 9001:2000 quality management systems standard to education services organizations.
As Mexico's population has been growing exponentially over the years, so has its need for sufficient resources for proper education. According to a study by the National Program for Education, 32.5 million Mexicans over 15 years old have not concluded basic scholarship requirements, and it is estimated that 5.6 Mexicans are illiterate.
In its efforts to improve this educational situation, the National Committee for Standardization on Quality Management Systems (CONTENNSISCAL) created a Working Group to produce a Guidance Document for the application of ISO 9001:2000 to education service organizations. As Mexico's National Standards Body Member to ISO, DGN considered the worldwide interest in such a document, and submitted the proposal to organize a workshop with a view to the preparation of an IWA on the application of ISO 9001 to education-IWA 2-which was accepted by the ISO Technical Management Board.
"A proper education is a fundamental right for anyone, and a lack of resources and processes should not be the excuse to deny people this right," states Mark Hurwitz, ANSI president and CEO. "Standards are just good ideas unless processes and systems conform to them, and I encourage interested ANSI members to participate in this meeting and to share their expertise and experience in this field."
DGN is working in cooperation with both the National Committee for Standardization on Quality Management Systems (CONTENNSISCAL) and INLAC, the Latin-American Institute for Quality.
An IWA is the only type of document that can be published with an ISO logo that is developed outside the ISO technical committee structure though a workshop hosted by a National Member Body of ISO, such as DGN. The outcomes from the workshop on a particular topic can ultimately become an IWA. This is the second such occurrence of a workshop with the intent of developing an IWA, the first being a workshop hosted by CSA International and the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) with intent on developing guidelines for implementing ISO 9000 quality management systems in the healthcare sector.


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    DoublyLinkedList * poly;
    //other stuff, constructors and destructor
};

//this is the primary constructor I am using. Notice that I allocated one of its members in the heap
Polynomial::Polynomial(int array [], int size) {
    poly = new DoublyLinkedList;
    //fill in with the array and size etc.
}

Polynomial::~Polynomial() {
    //deallocate the allocated members
}

//------ ADD --------
Polynomial Polynomial::add(Polynomial* polyB){  //does addition by default
    //perform add operations and save results into an array called "result" for passing into a Polynomial constructor

    return Polynomial(result, maxSize); //will return a NEW instance
}
//example prototypes which return a Polynomial instance (not a pointer to a new instance)
Polynomial Polynomial::add(Polynomial * polyB);
Polynomial Polynomial::subtract(Polynomial * polyB);
Polynomial Polynomial::multiply(Polynomial * polyB);

DoublyLinkedList::DataType polyArrayA [] = {1,3,4};
DoublyLinkedList::DataType polyArrayB [] = {5, 5, 7};
Polynomial p1 = Polynomial(polyArrayA, 3);
Polynomial p2 = Polynomial(polyArrayB, 3);

Polynomial p3 = p1.add(&p1).multiply(&p1).subtract(&p2);

p3.print();

Knowing that garbage collection handles statically declared variables, I decided that the methods could return "Polynomial" versus returning a pointer. The thing is that the Polynomial is a newly instantiated instance (created in the method) and it has a dynamically allocated member--so I need to ensure it's deconstructor is being called.
After each method is called, a new (AFAIK) "statically" declared instance is created and further methods are called using the new instance. But what happens to the intermediate instance?

A: There is no garbage collection in C++, you need to clean up the memory, you can write a destructor.
Polynomial::~Polynomial() {
    delete poly;
}

Anything you new you must also delete or you are leaking memory. Also, if this is how you are creating your poly member variable, it should be of type
DoublyLinkedList* poly;

Know that in C++ you should avoid new and delete where it isn't needed, and prefer to use RAII semantics.

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This is a development environment for the Apache Myriad project based on
Vagrant and libvirt.

You have to setup properly your environment in order to use Vagrant and
libvirt. Follow the steps in the nex section for different environments.

# Requeriments

Download Vagrant from HashiCorp site:

https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html

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```
$ sudo apt-get install software-properties-common
$ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ansible/ansible
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install ansible
$ sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin libvirt-dev
$ sudo apt-get install ruby-libvirt

$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-libvirt
Installing the 'vagrant-libvirt' plugin. This can take a few minutes...
$ vagrant plugin list
vagrant-libvirt (0.0.40, system)

$ sudo usermod -G libvirtd -a $USER
$ newgrp -
```

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```
dnf -y install qemu libvirt libvirt-devel ruby-devel gcc
dnf -y install libxslt-devel libxml2-devel libvirt-devel
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$ vagrant ssh
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text:
package com.eharmony.aloha.models.tree.decision

import com.eharmony.aloha.audit.impl.tree.RootedTreeAuditor
import com.eharmony.aloha.factory.ModelFactory
import com.eharmony.aloha.reflect.RefInfo
import com.eharmony.aloha.semantics.Semantics
import com.eharmony.aloha.semantics.func.{GenAggFunc, GenFunc, GeneratedAccessor}
import com.eharmony.aloha.util.rand.HashedCategoricalDistribution
import org.junit.Assert._
import org.junit.Test
import org.junit.runner.RunWith
import org.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner

import scala.collection.immutable

/** Check that ''Node''s are behaving correctly especially when the index returned by the node's node selector is
  * greater than or equal to the node's number of children.
  *
  * The test scenario is to construct a two node decision tree and make the root node's node selector return an
  * index 1.  This makes the index equal the number children.  This forces the node to deal with the case when we
  * can't successfully select a child.
  */
@RunWith(classOf[BlockJUnit4ClassRunner])
class NodeTest {
  import NodeTest._

  // These tests are at the node level.

  @Test def testNodeWithNoMissingFeatures() = testRandomDistGoingToNthIndex(FeatureName, Option(-1))

  @Test def testNodeWithOneMissingFeature() = testRandomDistGoingToNthIndex(FeatureName, None)

  // The following are at the model level, not just the tree level.

  @Test def fullTest_t_t_missing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = true, missingDataOk = true)
    val s = model(Map.empty)

    assertTrue("Should have score in score: ", s.value.isDefined)
    assertEquals("wrong score: ", Option(0), s.value)

    assertTrue("Should have error in score: ", s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty || s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have any error messages", s.errorMsgs.isEmpty)
    assertEquals("wrong missing features: ", Set(FeatureName), s.missingVarNames)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_t_t_notMissing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = true, missingDataOk = true)
    val s = model(Features)

    assertTrue("Should have score in score: ", s.value.isDefined)
    assertEquals("wrong score: ", 0, s.value.get)
    assertFalse("Shouldn't have error in score: ", s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty || s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_t_f_missing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = true, missingDataOk = false)
    val s = model(Map.empty)

    assertTrue("Should have score in score: ", s.value.isDefined)
    assertEquals("wrong score: ", 0, s.value.get)

    assertTrue("Should have error in score: ", s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have any error messages", s.errorMsgs.isEmpty)
    assertEquals("wrong missing features: ", Set(FeatureName), s.missingVarNames)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_t_f_notMissing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = true, missingDataOk = false)
    val s = model(Features)

    assertTrue("Should have score in score: ", s.value.isDefined)
    assertEquals("wrong score: ", 0, s.value.get)

    assertFalse("Shouldn't have error in score: ", s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty || s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_f_t_missing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = false, missingDataOk = true)
    val s = model(Map.empty)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have score in score: ", s.value.isEmpty)

    assertTrue("Should have error in score: ", s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty || s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty)
    assertEquals("Wrong error messages", errMsgs(FeatureName, missingOk = true), s.errorMsgs)
    assertEquals("wrong missing features: ", Set(FeatureName), s.missingVarNames)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_f_t_notMissing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = false, missingDataOk = true)
    val s = model(Features)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have score in score: ", s.value.isEmpty)
    assertTrue("Should have error in score: ", s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty || s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)
    assertEquals("Wrong error messages", errMsgs(FeatureName, missingOk = true), s.errorMsgs)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have missing features: ", s.missingVarNames.isEmpty)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_f_f_missing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = false, missingDataOk = false)
    val s = model(Map.empty)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have score in score: ", s.value.isEmpty)
    assertTrue("Should have error in score: ", s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty || s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)

    val err = "Couldn't randomly branch due to missing features: "+FeatureName+" in RandomNodeSelector(Vector(GenAggFunc((${"+FeatureName+"}) => ${"+FeatureName+"} >= 0)),<function1>,false)"
    assertEquals("Wrong error messages", Seq(err), s.errorMsgs)
    assertEquals("wrong missing features: ", Set(FeatureName), s.missingVarNames)
  }

  @Test def fullTest_f_f_notMissing() {
    val model = modelFromJson(FeatureName, returnBest = false, missingDataOk = false)
    val s = model(Features)

    assertTrue("Shouldn't have score in score: ", s.value.isEmpty)
    assertTrue("Should have error in score: ", s.errorMsgs.nonEmpty || s.missingVarNames.nonEmpty)
    assertEquals("Wrong error messages", errMsgs(FeatureName, missingOk = false), s.errorMsgs)
    assertTrue("Shouldn't have missing features: ", s.missingVarNames.isEmpty)
  }

  /** Test a length 2 chain (tree w/ constant branching factor of 1) at the node level vs. the tree level.  There
    * is a chain with a root containing a value of 0 that has one child with a value of 1.  The root's node selector
    * is a random selector that always selects the (zero-indexed) "1st child".  Since there is no child at index 1,
    * we are testing the node's behavior when the node's node selector returns an index outside the range of indices
    * containing a child node.
    *
    * {{{
    * //
    * //         pr = 0    -----
    * //  0 ------------> |  1  |  index 0
    * //    \             |     |
    * //     \            +-----+
    * //      \  pr = 1
    * //       --------->   (/)
    * }}}
    * This is the same setup as the full example where a full decision tree model is constructed.
    *
    * @param featureName the feature name to test
    * @param input an o
    */
  private[this] def testRandomDistGoingToNthIndex(featureName: String, input: Option[Int], missingOk: Boolean = true) {
    val acc = GeneratedAccessor(featureName, identity[Option[Int]])

    // Spec is as it is just to be consistent with the spec in the Semantics.
    val gaf = GenFunc.f1(acc)("${"+featureName+"} >= 0", _.map(_ < 1))

    // This container type must be a vector to make the error message work out.  This is because we are using the
    // same error message for manually constructed nodes and for nodes constructed by a decision tree that is parsed
    // from JSON, given the semantics
    val features = Vector(gaf)
    val selectInd1 = RandomNodeSelector(features, HashedCategoricalDistribution(0, 1), missingOk)
    val node = InteriorNode(0, immutable.IndexedSeq(Leaf(1)), selectInd1)

    val current = node.getNode(input)
    assertTrue(current.isLeft)

    val intNodeRes = current.left.get

    assertEquals("errors", errMsgs(featureName, missingOk), intNodeRes.errors)

    val missing = if (input.isEmpty) List(featureName) else Nil
    assertEquals("missing", missing, intNodeRes.missing)
    assertEquals("node", node, intNodeRes.node)
  }

  private[this] def errMsgs(featureName: String, missingOk: Boolean) =
    Seq(s"Node selector returned index = 1. Number of children = 1.  node selector: ${nodeSelectorToString(featureName, missingOk)}")

  private[this] def nodeSelectorToString(featureName: String, missingOk: Boolean) =
    "RandomNodeSelector(Vector(GenAggFunc((${" + featureName + "}) => ${" + featureName + "} >= 0)),<function1>," + missingOk + ")"
}

private object NodeTest {
  val FeatureName = "120oubnqgwe"
  val Features = Map(FeatureName -> 1.0)

  /** A basic semantics used for testing.
    */
  val Semantics = new Semantics[Map[String, Double]] {
    def refInfoA: RefInfo[Map[String, Double]] = RefInfo[Map[String, Double]]
    def close(): Unit = {}
    def accessorFunctionNames: Seq[String] = Nil
    def createFunction[B: RefInfo](codeSpec: String, default: Option[B]): Either[Seq[String], GenAggFunc[Map[String, Double], B]] = {
      val cs = codeSpec.trim
      val ga = GeneratedAccessor(cs, (_: Map[String, Double]).get(cs), Option("""(_: Map[String, Double]).get(cs)"""))
      val f = GenFunc.f1(ga)("${"+cs+"} >= 0", _ map {_ >= 0})
      val g = Right(f.asInstanceOf[GenAggFunc[Map[String, Double], B]])
      g
    }
  }

  /** This decision tree model has two nodes.  The node selector at the root node randomly selects the child index of
    * 1 with probability 1.  That is, it always selects index 1.  Since the root only has one child, at index 0, the
    * index returned by the node selector is outside the range of the children.  The job of the tests is to ensure
    * that no exceptions are thrown and that the score returns the appropriate information about the problem.
    * @param featureName the name of the feature used for randomization.  The name shouldn't matter.
    * @param returnBest  whether to return the best possible value in the decision tree.  If false, don't return
    *                    sub-par results, but instead just indicate failure.
    * @param missingDataOk whether it's OK to have missing data.
    * @return
    */
  private def modelFromJson(featureName: String, returnBest: Boolean = true, missingDataOk: Boolean = true) = {
    val json =
      s"""
         |{
         |  "modelType": "DecisionTree",
         |  "modelId": { "id": 0, "name": "" },
         |  "returnBest": $returnBest,
         |  "missingDataOk": $missingDataOk,
         |  "nodes": [
         |    {
         |      "id": 0,
         |      "value": 0,
         |      "selector": {
         |        "selectorType": "random",
         |        "children": [1],
         |        "features": ["$featureName"],
         |        "probabilities": [0, 1],
         |        "missingOk": $missingDataOk }
         |    },
         |    { "id": 1, "value": 1 }
         |  ]
         |}
            """.stripMargin

    val m = Factory.fromString(json).get
    m
  }

  private val Factory = ModelFactory.defaultFactory(Semantics, RootedTreeAuditor.noUpperBound[Int]())
}


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Conservatives want to see how McCarthy handles the fiscal showdown before they vote on next leaders.
The quick GOP leadership vote stands in stark contrast to Democrats' own timeline. The party will not vote for their leaders until after Thanksgiving, giving members ample time to debate the merits of who will take the reins of the caucus. Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is expected to become speaker should Democrats take the majority.


With Planned Parenthood in need of some serious support and a judge ruling in favor of a doctor's religious beliefs to discriminate with regard to patients that are transgendered or have recently had an abortion, there's no better time to do something awesome in support of the upcoming Women's March on Washington, which is scheduled to take place the day after Trump takes office (that's January 20, in case you've been avoiding the inevitable).
If you're unable to join the million (and hopefully more!) women who are planning to hit the streets in protest on Saturday, January 21, but still want to do your part to help support the movement, you can! All you have to do is join the Pussyhat Project. Let us explain.
By providing all kinds of free patterns ("whether knit, crochet, sew, loom knit") on their website, the ladies are hoping that beginners and seasoned knitters alike will be able to help them create as many "pussyhats" as possible for marchers to wear on the big day as a sort of uniform. Talk about a major statement piece!
Thanks for the @p_ssyhatproject hat! See you at the March!
Will you give knitting a "pussyhat" a try? Tweet us @BritandCo.