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What a privilege to Celebrate the Resurrection of our Saviour King Jesus. It’s the greatest day in History - The day the power of ALL sin for ALL time was dealt with. The very foundation of our Faith. There is no one else who can forgive sin and free us from the power of sin only Jesus. Jesus Died carrying the weight of our sin upon himself conquering it forever. His blood shed for us that washes us spotless and Blameless, made righteous by putting our faith in him and asking him into our lives. He was raised to life - Philippians 2:6-11Romans 8:32-39It was because of love that he went to the cross for us and Paul confirms that nothing can separate us from that love.Q Since he did not spare even his own Son but gave him up for us all, won’t he also give us everything else?Q Who dares accuse us whom God has chosen for his own?A No one—for God himself has given us right standing with himself.Q Who then will condemn us?A No one—for Christ Jesus died for us and was raised to life for us, and he is sitting in the place of honour at God’s right hand, pleading for us.Q Can anything ever separate us from Christ’s love? Does it mean he no longer loves us if we have trouble or calamity, or are persecuted, or hungry, or destitute, or in danger, or threatened with death?A (As the Scriptures say, “For your sake we are killed every day; we are being slaughtered like sheep.”) No, despite all these things, overwhelming victory is ours through Christ, who loved us. And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow—not even the powers of hell can separate us from God’s love. No power in the sky above or in the earth below—indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord.This week an old song has been on my mind and in it there's an invitation to look at Jesus.Turn your eyes upon JesusLook full, in his wonderful faceAnd the things of earth will grow strangely dimIn the light of his glory and graceRomans 8 tells us of what has been accomplished for us by Jesus Death and Resurrection. Because he loved you and me whether you already know God or Not. Jesus chose to do this, no one took his life from him he gave it up freely that you might have life like this.The invitation is simple: Turn your eyes upon Jesus . Look Full into his wonderful face - We can do this without any shame, guilt or fear He will not Judge usHe will not Accuse us He will not Condemn usHe will not turn his face away from usHe will receive usHe will forgive usHe will cleanse us from our sinHe will lavish us with love & graceHe will Affirm us as Children of God. He will hide us in the Shadow of his wing.and so much more  Have you been distracted from looking upon the face of Jesus by other things?What’s stopping you today from looking at Jesus? When John encountered Jesus in Revelation, here’s how he described him - Revelation 1:9, 12-16 Conclusion Andrew Wilson - Incomparable - P196 Jesus Shines.I Can Only Imagine - MercyMeI can only imagineWhat it will be likeWhen I walk by your sideI can only imagineWhat my eyes would seeWhen your face is before meI can only imagineI can only imagine, yeahI can only imagineWhen that day comesAnd I find myselfStanding in the sunI can only imagineWhen all I will doIs forever, forever worship youI can only imagineQuestions• How do we see Jesus?• What is our response to Jesus today?• Are the things of earth clouding your view and understanding of Jesus?• Are you experiencing his Glory

It’s another potluck episode in which Wes and Scott answer your questions! This month - organizing your Git repos, the difference between freelancing and contracting, changing careers, how to deal with spammers and more! Sanity.io - Sponsor Sanity.io is a real-time headless CMS with a fully customizable Content Studio built in React. Get up and running by typing npm i -g @sanity/cli && sanity init in your command line. Get an awesome supercharged free developer plan on sanity.io/syntax. Techmeme Ride Home Podcast From Techmeme.com, Silicon Valley’s most-read news source, The Techmeme Ride Home podcast is a short daily podcast about the day’s tech news. Mark Zuckerberg called Techmeme the one news source he definitely follows. New episodes are published every day at 5p.m. You can check out the show here, or search for “Techmeme Ride Home” in your favorite podcast player. Show Notes 1:55 Q: Do you prefer to have your backend and frontend in separate Git repos or together? What are the trade-offs? 5:12 Q: In web dev, what’s the difference between a freelancer and independent contractor? 9:45 Q: Default export vs named export? 11:35 Q: I’m looking to change careers, but I’m 41 this year. Is it too late? 16:12 Q: Have you guys made much use of multicolumn layout? If so, only for text, or have you come up with (or seen elsewhere) any interesting out-of-the-box uses? 20:11 Q: Since you publish your courses’ source code on Github, what do you think about people using that to learn instead of buying your course? Is it an intentional decision, or is it a compromise you’re willing to make? 23:52 Q: When is a certification needed for both jobs and side-projects? 29:35 How do you deal with spammers filling out forms? 34:05 Q: Could you better explain what a slug is? I’ve heard the term thrown around on a number of your episodes, but I don’t really know what it means. 37:44 Q: I am currently going through some currency conversion stuff for a project, what would you recommend to use for international conversions? Links Sanity Techmeme Ride Home Podcast Concurrently Rachel Andrew CSS Grid auto height of elements? Cloudflare Intl.NumberFormat ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ××× Scott: Voxon Screwdriver Set Wes: Technology Connections Shameless Plugs Scott’s Level Up Pro Wes’ Courses Tweet us your tasty treats! Scott’s Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes’ Instagram Wes’ Twitter Wes’ Facebook Scott’s Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

The closing months of 2016 have been kind to Qiming Venture Partners. The US$2.7 billion-under-management Chinese venture capital firm saw three of its portfolio companies list in public markets during the past month: in Shanghai, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Meitu Inc., a phone retouch app and smartphone maker backed by Qiming, IDG Capital and others, was valued at HK$35.9 billion (US$4.6 billion) following its Hong Kong IPO. It was the biggest IPO by a technology company in Hong Kong since Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings Ltd. went public in 2004. The IPO marks the latest high point of a "harvest season" Qiming has entered to cash out of investments made over the past decade, says JP Gan, Qiming's managing partner. The firm just celebrated its tenth anniversary with a lavish party in Shanghai's Ritz Carlton featuring U.S. swimmer Michael Phelps and Chinese national volleyball coach Lang Ping. Now into the second decade, Qiming must identify the industries from which the next great Chinese tech companies will emerge. Not surprisingly, the sectors cited by JP Gan included artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality, Internet-of-Things (IoT), all of which are the buzzword in today's venture world. For artificial intelligence, Gan likes mission-specific products that can be commercialized quickly, such as voice recognition, image recognition and driver-less cars. In terms of VR and AR, he believes the hardware platform will evolve away from head-mounted goggles to something more user friendly. As for big data, he thinks Chinese start-ups in that field face greater challenges than their U.S. peers as the country's technology giants typically like to do things in-house. To learn more, read on to a Q&A of our conversation. Don't forget to subscribe to China Money Podcast for free in the iTunes store, or subscribe to China Money Network weekly newsletters. You can also subscribe to China Money Podcast's Youtube channel or Youku channel. Q: Qiming celebrated its tenth anniversary last month in Shanghai. You have backed some of the most notable companies in China's mobile Internet sector. What's your thinking on how to capture the next emerging trend for the ten years ahead? A: That's definitely something we worry about a lot. The question is: which trend do we bet our house on? Mobile Internet has been an important investment theme for us and for our fellow venture capitalists in China. Meitu, which just went public in Hong Kong today, is a perfect example of that. In the next few years, we will continue to look at mobile Internet. We will also be looking at artificial intelligence, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), big data, and other disruptive technologies. Q: Since you mentioned Meitu, the company is still loss making. How does the company become profitable? A: The majority of its revenue comes from its smart phone sales. The company has sold hundreds of thousands of picture-optimized smartphones. It's one of the most popular phones among female users in China. The ladies love it as their second phone or designated selfie phone. We hope to get our production up to sell more smartphones. With around 446 million monthly active users, advertising is another revenue source. The company hasn't monetized on ads before. Gaming is another potential. Meitu can use its popularity to attract users to play its games as well. Given its huge user base, we feel like Meitu is in the position where Tencent was ten years ago. Q: Baidu's chief Robin Li recently said that there won't be any unicorns (start-ups valued at US$1 billion or more) emerging in the mobile Internet sector any more. Can you still find massive opportunities in this industry now? A: Of course, user growth rate in mobile has stagnated. But in terms of application, there are still lots of potential. Many apps are still growing its user base. New features and functions are still being explored.

This weeks episode is all about chilling out, stretching your body, feeling the sun and enjoying the moment. If you are feeling stressed, this mix will instantly fix that shit and set you on the right mood. So push play and start day-dreaming away... Pedro Frederico was born in Porto, Portugal.He realized, at an early age that music would play a huge role in his life. He attended the Oporto´s Conservatory for Music and obtained a degree in classical guitar. Pedro’s interest in electronic music developed later, which grew to the point of taking it to the decks. Neonlogic is the result of that passion. He has played in many diverse clubs, venues, and festivals in Portugal and Spain. His production credits include sound design and ambient music for several exhibitions, contemporary media, and architectural projects. He digs deep to find unique tracks and to create thoughtful and memorable mixes that set a distinctive mood. Q&A: Q: Since your style is so chill-out, what kind of parties do you like playing at? A: Hi... Although, I think I can adjust to several venues, parties, and line-ups, I really love playing ambient/chill in an open-air or beach environments and festivals. Q: What are you trying to tell people with the music you play? A: I'm trying to communicate that people can seriously dance to the deepest electronica, as i do, and chill with a blend of ambient, techno and a diversity of electronic music. Underground EDM is alive, flourishing and magically living outside of the mainstream. Q: What does music mean in your life? A: Music is ultra important. In fact, my cells and body can´t live without it... I'm constantly listening on the dance floor and behind the decks (often at the same time). ;) Q: What is coming up for neonlogic in 2014? (gigs, production, mixes) A: I started a few parties here in Porto and they will continue through 2014 and into 2015. Hopefully, I'll soon start broadcasting some of those on my Neonlogic World Radio streaming station. Also, my weekly live mix radio show on Dogglounge is also returning soon after August holidays. Código, my label with partner Dave Wesley, will continue with deep releases. The second release is just a few of weeks away. In terms of production, a new collaboration/release with friend, Albert Borkent (Lingua Lustra, Sol Tek), is coming soon on his label Spiritech Q: any extra words? :) A: Dance with your eyes closed...and with an open heart... (if you like the music).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAIsTn6zIhc&feature=plcp In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Nick Cao, China head of investment and capital transaction at Knight Frank, discusses China's commercial property sector, which has gone through an explosive growth phase after early 2010, when home buyer restriction policies dragged down the residential property market. Q: Since the government launched home buyer restrictions, the commercial property sector has been going rapidly. Some are concerned about a bubble. Are you? A: It depends. I would say China's commercial property sector is still less developed than the residential side. We see two different groups in the commercial sector. One is the large developers in China, such as China Resources and China COSCO. They moved into commercial properties before the tightening measure was initiated. But the other group is forced into the commercial sector because their residential sales have stalled. And they operate the commercial sector as if they are still running residential properties. Lots of these (commercial properties) are poorly designed. Some of them are in tier two and tier three cities. Take the city of Shenyang. There are oversupply issues. We see ten large shopping malls within two kilometer distance. So that’s scary and there are a lot of concerns for investors. But, overall I wouldn’t say it’s a bubble because in China, there still lacks good quality shopping malls (in many cities). Q: For the past few years, the transaction volume in commercial property has doubled. Do you see that continue? A: I would say, yes. Because China's economy is moving from manufacturing-based to services-based, so this generates stronger demand for office space. Some international firms are expanding into second tier cities in China, which requires high quality office space. Also, the government is promoting domestic consumption. That’s demanding more retail shopping malls. Moreover, the insurance industry in China is just allowed to invest in commercial real estate so (investment) demand will still be quite high. Q: We have seen residential property prices double in the space of one to two years. Will the same happen in commercial property? A: No, I don’t think it’s going to happen that fast. It’s all case-by-case. For example, if there were two shopping malls next to each other, their prices would move very differently (depending on how well they are managed). Q: But we often read reports on ghost shopping malls across China. It seems as if you still believe that the fundamentals of commercial real estate is strong demand driving up supply? A: When you talk about ghost shopping malls, you still have to look at it case by case. In China's tier two and tier three cities, it’s still very hard to find good quality shopping malls. Yes, there are lots of them that are vacant. But that's because the developers don’t know how to run a successful shopping mall. Q: So where do you see attractive investment opportunities in the property sector right now? A: It’s mostly still in tier one and tier two cities. In tier one cities (Beijing and Shanghai), the problems are that supplies are limited. As we know, foreign investors are not allowed to buy assets. They can only buy offshore equity, and those have already been acquired by investors already. Most of the opportunities are available in second tier cities. There is very limited competition in the retail sector. If you have strong capabilities in running a retail mall, there are great opportunities. But of course, In China, the leasing term, general market practice and the tenants are very different. so foreign investors really need strong local partners to succeed. Q: So, how much price appreciation do you see in commercial real estate? A: For retail properties, you can get eight percent yield on retail properties in good locations. Q: Now, for local investors,