I made this cake a few weeks back and I have been trying to decide if it is a drip cake or an Easter drip cake? Oreos aren't at all Eastery but they have Oreo Easter Eggs which is the decoration on top of the cake so does that make this an Easter cake? I have no idea but it is deeliciious!
The cake is made of three layers of chocolate sponge sandwiched together with Oreo buttercream with hidden Oreo layers decorated with a milk chocolate drip, Oreos and Oreo Easter Eggs. There is a lot going on in this cake!
I started by making the chocolate cake. The chocolate cake is the same as my Chocolate and Peanut Butter Cake and as my Nutella Cake. When I am making a covered cake I like to make three sponges and make them quite thick. I use 450g of each ingredient to make the cakes thicker than my naked cakes. You can reduce the ingredients to 350g and make this cake smaller and reduce the eggs to 6 medium.
For the buttercream of this cake, I crushed 16 Oreos (one packet). I put them in a bag and used a rolling pin but you can use a food processor to crush them. Once they are crushed I add them to my buttercream mixture. The Oreos turn the buttercream into chocolatey Oreoy heaven! I smoothed the icing on top of the first layer of cake then added a layer of Oreo biscuits and then added more buttercream on top so the Oreos were completely hidden.
I did this for each layer then I smoothed a layer of buttercream on top and around the sides of the cake. I added my drop and once it had hardened I added Oreos on top of the cake around the edge then piped some more buttercream on top of the flat Oreo and added half an Oreo Easter egg. I added some Oreos around the side of the cake too just to make it even more Oreoy.
To smooth the buttercream on the sides of the cake I use a smoother, to smooth around the sides if any of the buttercream from the layers has splodged out. Next, I add the rest of the buttercream to a piping bag with a round nozzle. I pipe the buttercream around the gaps of the cake in between each sponge. I then start from the bottom and pipe the buttercream around the rest of the cake.
Using my smoother I smooth the icing out. You might need to go around the cake a few times to get it nice and smooth. There is no secret to getting the cake perfectly smooth it just takes time and practice. Next, I pipe some buttercream onto the top of the cake and smooth this. If some of the buttercream has gone over the edge then I run my smoother around the side of the cake again.
For the drip on top, I melted milk chocolate and mixed it with double cream and piped it around the edge of the cake using a small round nozzle. Once I was happy with the drip the rest of the chocolate I piped on top and smoothed.
To decorate the cake I added Oreos around the edges of the top of the cake and with the leftover buttercream I piped on top of the Oreo again with a small round nozzle. To finish off I halved the Oreo eggs and added them on top of the piped buttercream I added some Oreos around the side of the cake and crushed up some leftover Oreos to sprinkle on top.
I hope this blog post all made sense. It is quite a complex cake with lots of different elements to it. If you need more help or advice then please get in contact with me. If you bake any of my cakes then please use the hashtag sarahscakeblog on social media so I can see all your lovely creations. You can make a vanilla cake instead of chocolate just replace the cocoa powder with extra self-raising flour. You can also replace the Oreo buttercream with chocolate buttercream and just replace 950g of icing sugar with 875g of icing sugar and 75g of cocoa powder, the buttercream might be quite thick so you can add in 2-3 tbsp of milk depending on how thick it is.
This cake will last 3-4 days in an airtight container.
You can make this cake simpler if you want too by leaving out the Oreos around the edge of the cake and on top and decorate it by piping the buttercream in little swirls on top and adding Oreos that way.
The recipe looks like you use so many Oreos but you need 4 packets. One packet for the buttercream, one and a bit packets for inbetween the buttercream layers, 8 oreos for the top of the cake and one packet for around the edges at the bottom of the cake.
16 Oreos for around the sides.
Preheat the oven to 180°C (160°C Fan/Gas Mark 4) line three 8″ cake tins with baking parchment and leave to the side.
In a bowl mix together the sugar and butter until light and fluffy. Add in the self-raising flour, cocoa powder, eggs, baking powder and vanilla and mix again until they are all combined.
Spoon the mixture into your cake tins. There should be approximately 450g-500g in each tin.
Bake in the oven for 35-40 minutes. The cakes should spring back when touched or when a skewer is inserted into the middle comes out clean. Leave to cool.
In a food processor, crush 16 Oroes (or 1 packet) leave to the side. You could place them in a food bag and crush them with a rolling pin, if you do it this way then make sure they are super fine. Leave to one side.
In a bowl mix together the icing sugar and butter. Once it is all combined it should be thick and creamy looking.
Add in the crushed Oreos and mix again until it is all combined.
Once your cakes have cooled, place a cake on a plate, spoon some of the buttercream onto the cake and smooth with a knife, add a layer of Oreo biscuits and spread more buttercream over the top. Place the second sponge on top. Repeat on the second cake and add the third layer.
Add the rest of the buttercream into a piping bag with a large round nozzle. I use a disposable piping bag. Pipe buttercream into the gaps inbetween each layer of cake so they are filled. Pipe the rest of the buttercream around the edges of the cake.
With a cake smoother go around the edge of the cake and smooth the buttercream. It will look like you have put a LOT of buttercream on the cake but now a lot of it will come back off again. Keep going around the cake smoothing the icing, if there are any gaps fil these with the buttercream you have leftover.
Once the cake is smooth pipe icing onto the top of the cake and smooth again. You might need to smooth around the edges again.
Any excess buttercream you have keep because you will need it for the decoration.
In a pan, heat up your 100ml of double cream until just steaming, you don't want it to be boiling or burning. Take it off the heat add in the milk chocolate and stir until the chocolate has melted completely.
Put the melted chocolate into a piping bag and pipe onto the edge of your cake, encouraging it to drip over the edge.
Once you have dripped the melted chocolate around the edge pipe the rest of the chocolate on top of your cake and smooth, so the top of your cake is completely covered in melted chocolate.
Leave the chocolate to set, you don't want it to be completely set or your decorations won't stick but you don't want it to be runny or the sweets will run off the side.
Once your chocolate drip has set you can start decorating the cake. I placed Oreos around the edge of the cake to make sure they stick you can pipe a little buttercream on the bottom of the Oreo to make sure it stays on the top of your cake. I got 8 Oreos on top.
On top of the Oreos and buttercream, I cut 4 Oreo Eggs in half and added them on top.
Finally. I added Oreos around the bottom of the cake and crushed up two Oreos and added them on top.
Oh my word!! My husband would go crazy for this!!! Your cakes are beautiful!!
I hope it doesn't send him to crazy! If you lived closer I would have saved you both a piece! Thank you so much!!
Came from a Twitter thread and I just wanted to say oreos are delicious and I'm sure this cake was!
Oh my god! This looks amazing! I'm honestly sat here my mouth watering. I love Oreos and this looks amazing.
I want to make this for my dad!!!! my kids are gonna love it but my dad will just adore it!


On behalf of Hill, Peterson, Carper, Bee & Deitzler, PLLC posted in Coal Mine Accidents on Thursday, January 4, 2018.
Mining companies generally consider the health of employees to be of the utmost importance and take steps to increase worker safety. However, coal mine accidents continue to occur despite increases to safety protocols and procedures, and these incidents run the unfortunate risk of ending in disaster. A recent accident at a coal mine in West Virginia has claimed the life of a 34-year-old man.
According to reports, the incident occurred just before 1 a.m. on a recent Friday as the man was operating a dozer on the surface of a mine. For reasons unknown, the vehicle suddenly fell off the side of a wall and fell an unspecified distance. Although emergency responders were likely notified and en route to the site of the incident, the man was unfortunately pronounced dead soon thereafter.
Officials within the state and the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration will reportedly be launching an investigation into the incident. This investigation will likely seek to determine what may have caused it to occur. In a state that takes pride in the coal mining industry, such a loss is felt by many, perhaps none more so than the surviving family members of the deceased.
Along with the emotional grief of a similar circumstance, those who experience loss in fatal coal mine accidents may also face financial challenges that could prompt a need for relief. When facing a similar situation, a family in West Virginia could be entitled to relief through the workers' compensation insurance system. Since the process can be complex, one could consult with an experienced attorney for guidance and assistance in pursuing the full amount of compensation to which he or she is entitled.


Automat restaurants - Horn & Hardart was the most prominent automat chain. Originally, the machines in U.S. automats took only nickels. In the original format, a cashier sat in a change booth in the center of the restaurant, behind a wide marble counter with five to eight rounded depressions. The diner would insert the required number of coins in a machine and then lift a window, hinged at the top, and remove the meal, usually wrapped in waxed paper. The machines were replenished from the kitchen behind.
Essential to the sustenance of righteous opposition is maintaining an appropriate spiritual and psychological stance toward the Trump calamity. It will be difficult to keep fresh a keen sense of outrage, indignation, anger, disappointment, and, yes, contempt in the coming weeks, months, and years. Inertia dulls idealism and normalizes the outrageous. . . . But it is incumbent upon those who are rightly alarmed by the Trump ascendancy to resist familiar conventions. This is a peculiarly trying moment that will hopefully prompt an unprecedented assertion of resoluteness in defense of progressive values.
Man, being a progressive sounds exhausting.


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Swiss Re Names Ferguson Chairman U.S. Holding; Board Member
Roger Ferguson, former Vice Chairman of the US Federal Reserve Board, will join Swiss Re as Chairman of Swiss Re America Holding Corporation and a member of the reinsuer's Executive Board
He succeeds Jacques Dubois who will retire by the end of 2006. Ferguson will also become Swiss Re's Financial Market Strategist, "advancing the company's strategy of intermediating insurance risk through the capital markets," said the announcement
"We are delighted to have Roger joining Swiss Re," stated CEO Jacques Aigrain. "Thanks to his outstanding experience in financial markets he will provide further leadership to our prominent position in the US insurance markets and lend increased impetus to intermediate risks to the financial markets."
Ferguson commented: "This is an exciting opportunity and a fitting follow-on to my work at the Federal Reserve. Swiss Re is not only the leader in reinsurance; it is also well recognized for driving the convergence of the capital and insurance markets. Additionally, Swiss Re has distinguished itself by investing in knowledge and by the use of insurance products to address some of the most critical macro-economic and public policy challenges facing governments. I look forward to joining its leadership team."
Swiss Re noted: "As Chairman of Swiss Re's holding company for its Life & Health and Property & Casualty business in the Americas, Ferguson will supervise Swiss Re's operations in the Americas and serve as the company's US representative for all regulatory and governmental bodies. He will also become a Member of the Executive Board, reporting to CEO Jacques Aigrain.
"In addition, Ferguson will become the Group's Financial Market Strategist, providing long term direction to Swiss Re's proprietary investment portfolio of approximately CHF 160 billion [$130 billion]. Furthermore, he will drive forward Swiss Re's strategy to intermediate insurance risks to the financial markets. He joins Swiss Re in July 2006, based in New York and Washington D.C."
Ferguson joined the Federal Reserve Board as a Governor in 1997. He was a voting member of the monetary policy committee of the Federal Reserve, the Federal Open Market Committee, and represented the Federal Reserve in numerous international groupings. Among other international leadership roles, Ferguson served as Chairman of the Financial Stability Forum and also chaired Federal Reserve Board committees on banking supervision and regulation, payment system policy and reserve bank oversight. He played an important role at the Federal reserve following the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Just plain wicked. O.D. Blaze has earned the reputation as being one of the most sought-after DJ's in the South Florida area. Playing in the Miami club scene for over 15 years, he is known for creating mind-blowing shows. A musical mastermind on the ones and twos, he takes his audience on the ride of their life with his unrivaled spinning and beat mixing.
O.D. Blaze has opened up shows for major industry players including DJ Scribbles, Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock, Big Daddy Kane, Doug E. Fresh & the Get Fresh Crew, Biz Markie, Naughty by Nature, Silk, C&C Music Factory and others.
He has built a name and following that has allowed him to open freestyle concerts for several pioneer artists of freestyle including Stevie B, Cover Girls, TKA, Cynthia just to name a few.
Driven to conquer the music industry and make a name for himself, O.D. Blaze is always hard at work trying different approaches to his unique craft while continuing to work as an on-air mixologist at MIA 92.1FM (mia921.com).
Adding loyal followers with every performance, concert or competition, there is no doubt O.D. Blaze is making his mark in the business and will continue to climb to the top of the industry.


That precious expression on his face. Yes, it's like Little Finn. Just like Little Finn!
Zyor said the word "One" with such reverence there could be no doubt of whom he spoke. Yet these words seemed as if they came straight out of some angelic handbook designed to keep Elyon's messengers focused and on track. Finney sensed Zyor must have said the words to himself many times in the dark world, as he worked so hard to protect someone who didn't even know he existed...and made his work far more difficult.
This is an excerpt from chapter 30 of Randy Alcorn's book Deadline.


good price/performance and price/quality ratio.
The list above seems to indicate the Sony's FE 28 mm f/2 number of flaws is rather high. Does it mean our summary cannot be positive? Quite the contrary! To be honest I don't have any problems with these flaws because I like lenses of this type very much – small, shapely, sensibly priced instrument with good parameters. The Sony performs as it should, without aspiring to be what it clearly isn't. After attaching it to a camera you don't want to take it off – it works admiringly well in its range of possible uses. Personally, I enjoyed taking photos with this lens very much and, after all, it matters the most. If you have a passion for something you should enjoy it to the full.


Mariola di Salame 600g ca.
Mariola di Salame is one of the most unique and difficult to produce salamis in the whole Po Valley tradition. Curiously, it is only produced in the provinces of Parma and Piacenza.
Mariola is the name of the very thick, fatty casing that protects the salami: this characteristic, thanks to the decidedly lean mixture and an ageing process of at least 130-150 days, makes this salami's softness last a long time. Antica Ardenga is one of the very few producers that, thanks to the meat of its fatted pigs, is able to successfully produce this salami that is so prized and refined. After ageing in the cellar, the result is one-of-a-kind: an amazing taste, mature consistency, and deep, concentrated aromas.
Ingredients Pork, Cervia sea salt, Lambrusco wine, spices. Preservative: potassium nitrate. For more information on product labels, please contact our Customer Service department. The information on the labels of the products may vary for reasons beyond our control, therefore, there may be discrepancies between the information on the site and that on the products delivered. Please always check the information on the product before consumption or use.


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Q: R break up data frame into list using vector of number of rows I have a data.frame that I want to break up into a list of data.frames using a vector that will tell me how many rows should be in each consecutive list element.
Sample Data
vectornom <- c(1,2,4,3)
df <- data.frame(x=1:10,y=11:20)

Desired result
> new_list
[[1]]
  x  y
  1 11
[[2]]
  x   y
  2  12
  3  13
[[3]]
  x   y
  4  14
  5  15
  6  16
  7  17
[[4]]
  x   y
  8  18
  9  19
  10 20

I appreciate your help

A: You can use the (pretty awesome) split function for this, using vectornom to create the index on which to "split"
split(df, rep(1:length(vectornom), vectornom))

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Believe it or not, there are no general interest articles about this insect. There are technical articles about its walk, lots of pictures and hobbyist pages, but not even anything on Wikipedia! That's hard to believe.
The female carries the male on her back.
A. asperrimus eating
This had to be shot at a relatively rapid shutter speed to avoid motion blur. Thus the shallow depth of field.
Sipyloidea sipylus eye
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Stick Bugs
Herewith three pictures of a friend's stick bugs, with links to articles about each.
Aretaon asperrimus


With the two panels of Swisstrax tiles on the driveway, I use a jerry can and squeegee to create a raised ridge and clean each tile with the pressure washer. Doing it this way ensures the dirt ends up on the driveway and not on the underside of the tiles or garage floor. Working one row at a time, I pull the muck-free panels back into their original positions for reconnection.
I am finding the new colour of the center tiles isn't as forgiving as the old colour I had in there. At certain angles, I saw a few spots where small amounts of dirt were still present in the ridges. I went over the floor with a mop to finish things off and I am happy with the result. For the black oak solid tiles, I just use a microfibre mop. So, that's the process. Feel free to fire me any questions you may have about caring for a Swisstrax tile floor in the winter.


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Q: Namespaces for WCF Web.config, client and server side, maxReceivedMessageSize I'm not a VB developer and I'm having some issues with Namespace for a Web service. I own both the client and server side of this so I have no issues changing settings.
I'm trying to connect to a webservice and while doing so I get a MaxReceivedMessageSize exception.
They way I go about this is that I have a solution with a "web project" and more "class projects", in one of my "class projects" I have a Service reference and a app.config file where I do my settings.
I have read that I need to have app.config settings in my application and add settings on server web.config for the web service. I'm confused about the namespaces I need to set in the web.config for the web.service on server side. Can anybody help me out a bit? I use this settings
(server)
<system.serviceModel>
        <bindings>
            <wsHttpBinding>
                <binding name="Erp_QueryServiceSoap" maxReceivedMessageSize="2147483647">
                  <readerQuotas maxDepth="32" maxStringContentLength="2147483647" maxArrayLength="16348" maxBytesPerRead="4096" maxNameTableCharCount="16384" />
                </binding>
          </wsHttpBinding>
        </bindings>
        <services>
            <service name="WebService.Erp_QueryService.Erp_QueryServiceSoap">
              <endpoint address="Erp_QueryService.Erp_QueryServiceSoap"
                  binding="wsHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="Erp_QueryServiceSoap"
                  contract="Erp_QueryService.Erp_QueryServiceSoap" name="Erp_QueryServiceSoap" />
            </service>
        </services>
    </system.serviceModel>

(client)
<system.serviceModel>
    <bindings>
      <wsHttpBinding>
        <binding name="Erp_QueryServiceSoap" maxReceivedMessageSize="2147483647">
          <readerQuotas maxDepth="32" maxStringContentLength="2147483647" maxArrayLength="16348" maxBytesPerRead="4096" maxNameTableCharCount="16384" />
        </binding>
      </wsHttpBinding>
    </bindings>
    <client>
      <endpoint address="CONNECTION TO SERVICE"
          binding="wsHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="Erp_QueryServiceSoap"
          contract="ServiceQuery.Erp_QueryServiceSoap" name="Erp_QueryServiceSoap" />
    </client>
  </system.serviceModel>

A: i think may be problem is not with namespaces.
try to set maxItemsInObjectGraph to the following.
in behaviour section
<behavior name="YourServiceNameBehaviour">
  <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" />
  <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="true" />
  **<dataContractSerializer maxItemsInObjectGraph="2147483647" />**
</behavior>

i think you already have added those codes except
 **<dataContractSerializer maxItemsInObjectGraph="2147483647" />**

try adding this code line.


I have several back-dated posts from the week that are in varying stages of completion. I've been using the Blogger app on my iPhone to revise them when I have a few minutes here and there. It's been a busy week- new job, new schedule, old worries. I am tired and not in the mood to play with my art tools. I've taken a hiatus from my computer. I haven't checked my email, visited Facebook or posted my creative accomplishments for nearly a week. There is no room for guilt here though. Guilt inhibits creativity. There is however, room for fumbles and much need breaks.
The happy news is, I've been making good on my creative acts each day that I haven't posted them. Today's journal entry is a reminder that creative expression comes in many forms. If we do what we are in the mood for in the moment, even the simplest expression, it keeps us connected to our creative source. It keeps the embers burning until a big creative gust sweeps us into action.
I look forward to having my creative fire fueled again. Until then, I'm making it O.K. to take a hiatus.


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Glemsford Village
Buildings & Streets
People & Memories
You are here: Home: Buildings and Streets: Streets
Below is a list of streets of Glemsford, with photographs and details supplied where possible.
Egremont Street
"My grandmother Hartley lived in one of these cottages. She was widowed at the age of 42 with three young children to support. She earned her living as a silk weaver. She had a silk loom in the large room downstairs at the back and was presumably an out-worker of one of the factories. She had retired by the time I first visited Glemsford so to my regret I never saw the loom."
by Fred Hartley
A newspaper article, transcribed from the "South West Suffolk Echo", published in Haverhill puts an informed guess at a fire being between 1894 and 1896. More info regarding the family involved is in the People section.
Bells Lane
This view is of Bells Lane, taken from the corner of Park Lane, very close to the church. All the buildings seen in the picture still exist. The building on the left was owned by Mr Cook of Melford Riot fame. The background has changed a great deal, although the Horsehair factory buildings still exist.
Hunts Hill
Hunts Hill has changed a lot, but much is recognisable. The Draper's shop on the right is now an estate agent. The building on the left is now the Briars Nursing Home. Just beyond it is the site of the Social Club. More of this site is described in A Walk Through Glemsford.
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Since February 2003, women belonging to the women's rights organisation Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA!) have repeatedly been arrested by the Zimbabwe police while taking part in peaceful demonstrations to protest the worsening social, economic and human rights situation in the country. They have been subjected to intimidation, harassment, and ill-treatment by police officers. Many of those arrested have later been released without charge, but some have been charged under the repressive Public Order and Security Act (POSA).


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SBIR Phase I: Dry Epitaxial Lift-off for High Efficiency Solar Cells
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This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project develops a method of lifting-off an epitaxially grown high-efficiency (> 30%) triple-junction III-V solar cell from a Ge or GaAs wafer onto a polyimide substrate. A high-coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) polyimide wafer is used to induce a crack that propagates parallel to the surface at the epi/wafer interface, due to the mismatch between the coefficients of thermal expansion, as the wafer is cooled down below room temperature. The lift-off happens in a fraction of a second and no expensive ion implantation or slow chemical etching of a sacrificial layer is needed. The epi-layer is attached to a low-cost flexible polyimide substrate having a thickness between 25 and 100 microns which serves as the permanent carrier of the solar cell. Inverted and non-inverted cells can be lifted off using this technique. The base substrate can be reused to grow another epi-layer and the cycle repeated. For these devices, the cost of substrate materials is about 40% of the cost of the finished cell. This process will result in savings of raw materials and grinding and etching costs, up to a total savings of 30% of the cost of the cell.
The broader impact/commercial potential of this project will be to develop a method to transfer epitaxially-grown device layers from semiconductor wafers to inexpensive polymeric substrates to create high-performance flexible circuits. The application of this technology goes beyond photovoltaics (PV). Space-grade as well as terrestrial high-efficiency PV cells and modules can be made lighter, flexible, and less expensive when this process is integrated into the manufacturing sequence of established suppliers. Additionally, when the thinned cell is transferred to a metallic substrate, the reduced thickness improves performance of terrestrial concentrating PV systems. Once this method is demonstrated, we will leverage our relationships with major high-efficiency solar cell manufacturers to negotiate licensing of the technology for their applications.
There is a need for lightweight and flexible III-V solar cells and modules with efficiency > 20% that are cost-effective for commercial and military space and terrestrial applications. It is desired to achieve a specific power ratio of 1000 W/Kg and reduce the cost to $ 50/W. OptiCOMP has developed dry epitaxial lift-off (DELO) technology by driving a controlled crack at the epi/wafer interface and transferring the epi-layer wafer scale to a flexible polyimide substrate and reusing the GaAs wafer to grow another epi-layer multiple times. The polyimide substrate has a thickness between 50 and 100 micron which yields a specific power ratio of 1000 W/Kg. The crack is driven purely by the thermal stresses due to the mismatch in CTE between GaAs and polyimide without the necessity for any external mechanical force or tool to aid crack propagation. This allows the use of automated roll-to-roll processes which reduce the cost of the cell considerably. There are several potential NASA and DoD programs that can benefit from our technology, such as, NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) spacecraft, which will be powered by multi-junction solar cells, and DARPA's Fast Access Spacecraft Testbed (FAST) program, which will provide a cost-effective means for spacecraft to travel to the outer solar system, as well as the Very High Efficiency Solar Cells (VHESC) program at DARPA, which aims to develop ultra-high efficiency 10 cm2 solar cells for soldiers and Marines. Efficient and inexpensive conversion of solar energy into electrical energy is one of society's most pressing technological challenges. Solving this problem for the soldier will enable commercialization for the general public, such as cell phones and laptops. This also has application for the lift-off of thin Si non-PV circuit from SOI wafer. The flexible substrate market for display applications is growing very rapidly. According to a report by IHS Electronics & Media, the flexible substrate market is forecast to grow to $ 500 million by 2020 from just $ 2.5 million in 2013. The vast majority of this market (> 95%) uses plastic substrates instead of thin glass or metal foil. The savings are not only monetary. This has huge implications on natural resources. Gallium is the rarest component of the photovoltaic compounds. All the newly developed solar cell materials, such as CIGS, contain Gallium. As the substrate must currently be ground away for the epitaxial lift-off, a significant portion of the world's current Ga production from mining goes to waste. This creates one of the most expensive toxic wastes because GaAs contains arsenic, which is toxic. Thus, cost is not the only issue but also availability of the material. Therefore, OptiCOMP's technology will solve the bottleneck in the Ga supply chain and will have broad impact on society and the ecology.
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On night one of the String Orchestra of Brooklyn's String Theories Festival, bassist Gahlord Dewald performs a solo set of works by Dewald, Anne Lanzilotti, Alexandra Gardner, and others. After intermission, cellist Andrew Yee of the Attacca Quartet performs Halfie, a program of works that explore their experience as a bi-racial and non-binary person.
Founded in 2007, the String Orchestra of Brooklyn has become an integral part of New York City's vibrant and diverse musical landscape, bringing together creative instrumentalists, composers, and like-minded organizations and ensembles to collaborate on adventurous musical projects and present them to the public at an affordable price. The String Orchestra of Brooklyn has given more than 90 concerts and presentations of over 400 new and existing works for string orchestra, full orchestra, and chamber ensemble. They have received praise for their admirable commitment to the music of our time by The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, I Care if You Listen, The New Yorker, and more.
Cellist Andrew Yee has been praised by Michael Kennedy of the London Telegraph as "spellbindingly virtuosic". They are a founding member of the internationally acclaimed Attacca Quartet who have released several albums to Critical acclaim including their arrangement of Haydn's "Seven Last Words" which Thewholenote.com praised as " . . . easily the most satisfying string version of the work that I've heard." Their latest recording of Caroline Shaw's string quartets just received two GRAMMY nominations and seems to be making a lot of people happy. As a soloist last season, Andrew performed John Taverner's The Protecting Veil and Strauss Don Quixote. They like making stop-motion videos of food, drawing apples, cook like an Italian Grandma and has developed coffee and cocktail programs for award-winning restaurants (Lilia, Risbobk, Atla) in New York City.
Gahlord Dewald: My work starts with the bass: the deep sounds near to the earth. The sounds that surround you while standing or walking or running or resting. The sounds that shake along your body. From this root there are other sounds: spectral sounds that are hidden from you or then again revealed, signals traveling along strings and wires and then rippling in the air, stippling shadows of the fundamental bass. The sounds I make co-exist. They co-exist with and envelop you. They co-exist with other sound makers – dancing feet, musicians, recordings of some other place, construction machines, the traffic outside, the sounds of a bird or a dog or a small creature nearby. They focus your experience of where you are now and of place and of existing at this moment in this body among other bodies. All of us make music together in this way.
Artists: Andrew Yee, Gahlord Dewald, String Orchestra of Brooklyn, String Theories 2020
Genres: Contemporary Classical, Large Ensemble, New Music


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Ashinaga USA's focus is support for the Ashinaga Africa Initiative. This project seeks to provide an opportunity for higher education at the world's leading academic institutions for talented orphaned students from Sub-Saharan Africa to attend the world's top-ranked universities by providing them with necessary scholarships and living expenses as well as guidance for four years of education.


I learned something else in Texas, but also on the way there and back. The other NIC faculty members that received awards and that are featured in this NIC Press Release, are people who can be justly proud of their achievements. I was honoured to stand among them during the Awards Ceremonies and to share meals and time with them when we weren't involved in 'official awards business.' I worked (and travelled lately) with a bunch of dedicated, caring, hardworking and quirky people. Quirkiness is a very positive character attribute in my mind. To be quirky means to leave the rules of the game on the sidelines when it's appropriate. It means doing things tangentially sometimes or obliquely, avoiding the frontal, rulebook approach to practice and behaviour. Rules are made to be broken as long as a greater 'care' is to be achieved. I can say that many of my colleagues put students first. If that makes them quirky, well, we need to celebrate that. The NISOD celebration of excellence and the conference in Austin are a celebration of quirkiness. I shared a room with 1200 other quirky people last week. I'm happy to be counted among them.


Presenta imágenes, información y relatos de casos relacionados a las enfermedades y a los neoplasmas del sistema gastrointestinal.
It presents images and case reports related to brain trauma (epidural haematoma, intracerebral haematoma with shift, and acute on chronic subdural haematoma).
It presents images related to the degenerative diseases of the brain (normal pressure hydrocephalus and communicating hydrocephalus).
It presents images and a case report related to brain abscess.
It presents images and case reports related to cerebral aneurysms and vascular anomalies.
It presents magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), x-ray, and computerized tomography images of a normal spine (MRI of cervical and lumbar spine, X-Ray of cervical spine, and CT of L5S1 disc space).
It presents images and case reports related to the degenerative disorders of the spine (syringomyelia, syringomyelia traumatic and post traumatic, spondylolisthesis, and stenosis).


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4THBIN 4GOOD - Guatemala's The Parish School
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At 4THBIN, we are committed to our communities - the communities local to us, and the communities in need of assets essential to improving their lives.
We are a proud 2021 Sponsor with Guatemala's The Parish School. 4THBIN has provided the Parish School of San Andres Sajcabaja at Santa Cruz del Quiche, Guatemala with technology assets to underprivileged children for educational purposes.
"As a Certified B Corp 4THBIN is committed to putting the greater good ahead of profits both locally and globally. Our partnership in Guatemala with the United Association for Life's Education Program for Disabled Children will ensure the children will receive state-of-the-art computers that will give them access to information and an educational experience that many of us take for granted. 4THBIN will continue the expansion of this program in 2022 and plans on further expanding our support of important social initiatives and support systems." - 4THBIN President, John Kirsch
While technology has transformed the education system as we know it, students across the globe have not all experienced the privilege of learning hands-on with technological assets. Through our partnership, we have been able to assist disadvantaged students in reaching their highest academic potential. These laptops will allow students access to cultural and educational resources they would have otherwise struggled to acquire. We believe that all students should have access to the resources essential to their success - in school and beyond.
In hopes of lessening the digital divide, 4THBIN annually partners with United Association for Life's education program for disabled students. Dating back to 2017, 4THBIN has equipped San Andres and the Association for Life with more than 20 laptops. We plan to expand this program in early 2022 with new sponsorship opportunities - both here in the U.S., and globally.
4THBIN believes in doing things the right way, responsibly, and sustainably. Whether it be properly disposing of electronics, or refurbishing them for good use, we take pride in implementing the most ecological verdicts. The technological assets, which may have been sent to landfills or been disposed of in an unsustainable manner, have instead found a new home with those who need them most.
We would like to thank our partners, EcoTech Management, and Zipair for their assistance in making this sponsorship possible. We greatly appreciate your devotion and generosity in helping us improve the education of many students.
Check out our 2019 sponsorship with the Parish School of San Andres Sajcabaja!
At 4THBIN, we are certified and accredited by the industry's most rigorous and trusted institutions for data security and sustainability. We have helped our clients recycle over 10 million pounds of e-waste, and securely wiped all data on their end-of-life electronics. Not only do we help our clients make a big impact, but we also ensure that no data is left behind.


Have you realized that the person you left to walk away on you is your true love or is the perfect match for you to spend the rest of your life with? If you have then you are going to make sure you cast this African voodoo reunion spells that work to reunite long lost lovers as soon as possible. it doesn't matter how long you have been apart from each other what matters is what you feel for him or her because if your feelings are sincere even that person is feeling the same for you. For that matter, I guarantee you 100% positive results to bring back your lost love using my African voodoo reunion spells that work.
Are you here because your family is divided into different sects and now you want it back? Cast this African voodoo reunion spells that work to reunite a broken family. The reason why most families break is that of the impact of negative energies that bring unrest into the family until it's torn. Therefore casting this African voodoo spells all those negative energies are going to be cleared and a good and clean spiritual world is going to be created in one way or another such that you all come together as one family. Immediately all of you are back this spell also spiritual binds all of you such that you all stick together forever and for always.
African voodoo reunion spells that work are spells I have designed with strong voodoo energies and rituals that guarantee reunion where love exists. Put it in mind that you who are requesting for the spell you will have to possess purely true love with in your heart because reunion is based on pure love without any hidden intentions. Besides the rituals to have a foundation of love so if you don't have that at the hurt and still have the haterade then I will suggest you to cast another spell. Using my spiritual energies I will be able to cleanse your spiritual world such that all the negative energies that have been blocking your reunion are banished and eliminated out of your life completely.


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Vineyards at Blue Point: Pace Creative Spotlight
By Pace March 27, 2017 January 13th, 2020 New Home Marketing, Pace Creative Spotlight: Our Work, Pace Expertise, Pace Services, Pace Updates, Residential Real Estate Marketing
We've been pleased to work with our friends at Ornstein Leyton Company (OLC) on the branding and marketing of their newest project, Vineyards at Blue Point. And we're excited to share some of our work here. As one of the only new 55+ lifestyle communities on Long Island, the Vineyards presented an outstanding opportunity for OLC… and for us, as well. The builder's research showed that many potential buyers from the area were eager for a community like this to open. OLC hired Pace to develop everything from the logo, website and brochure, to ads, signage, floorplans and more. Our job was to reach these prospects and convince them that this was the perfect community for them. Mission accomplished!
A key challenge for this project, based on the client's research, was to create marketing material that did not look like a typical 55+ community. This type of marketing often follows a predictable format. These buyers do not want to feel like they are in any way going to an old-fashioned "senior retirement community." So we needed to create a campaign that looked and felt fun, fresh, exciting, and compelling.
We started by developing a unique logo for the community. The logo is a contemporary, stylized cluster of grapes, in the shape of a V (for Vineyards). This logo is used everywhere for continuity, along with a signature purple-wine color. Additionally, we chose a font that is contemporary and fresh; one that does not feel "old" or dated.
In all of our marketing efforts, we chose images showing the target market in atypical situations. We did not show usual graphics of active adults on bikes or playing tennis. Instead, we chose to show them in quirky, fun situations: lying on grass gazing at the sky, cruising in a convertible, etc.
Vineyards at Blue Point Website
We created the website (and all of our marketing material) with lots of references and images reflecting vineyards, which are prevalent in the area. We used our signature purple-wine color throughout. And we used lots of big, colorful, fun images and pictures that show 55+ adults who are not "old" or dated, but enjoying life in fun, atypical ways.
Homepage for The Vineyards at Blue Point website
Compared to other sites for active-adult communities in the area, the Vineyards site feels very contemporary, fresh, and vibrant. It doesn't "feel" like a 55+ community. Key benefits/USPs of the community are boldly highlighted at the top of every page. And the community's social media pages are clearly highlighted, to again convey that this is a modern community. The website is easy to navigate and overall very inviting.
The builder was able to use the website to build a substantial Interest List before the community opened for sales and before the models opened. And they have been able to effectively use that list/database for email outreach. We designed the brochure for The Vineyards to follow the same pattern and look as the website.
Vineyards at Blue Point Ad Campaign
We deployed a print advertising campaign for The Vineyards at Blue Point to reach our target audience. Our goal was to get readers to register for the interest list and attend the community's grand opening. Our campaign was designed to help buyers imagine how good life will be "someday" when they move to The Vineyards. So each ad presented a different benefit of living there: never mowing the grass again; having a place to live where the grandchildren will love visiting; etc.
The headlines ("Someday I'll…") have different actions written in a font that looks hand scripted. It's as if the reader/potential buyer is filling in the blanks with what she or he is looking forward to doing "someday."
As the campaign advanced, we modified the ads to reflect the status of the community, And this culminated with the grand opening, when our ad announced "Someday is here!"
Response to The Vineyards at Blue Point has been nothing short of spectacular. The weekend after our very first ad for the community ran, over 100 new prospects visited the community. 60 of them claimed direct response from the ad. Since that first ad and consistently after,the campaign has been very well received. People comment that they like the ads because they are "different from other builders' typical ads." That's exactly what we and the builder had hoped for. Also, we created some vital buzz on social media. Interested prospects and recent buyers frequently respond, comment and engage with one another and with the builder.
The community has sold well beyond the builder's expectations. Homes in the first two phases sold rapidly, with 150 homes sold in just over a year.
Kudos to OLC for developing such an extraordinary and successful new community. And continued thanks to them for bringing us on board as their branding and marketing partner. It's enormously rewarding to work on such an exciting project as The Vineyards at Blue Point!
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One of the greatest memories in my life is the one I have of attending the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. Watching track and field can be a little confusing, but I got better at paying attention to the events that were worth watching. One event that didn't seem worth watching was a women's qualifying heat for some really long run around the track. I don't know how many times they had to run around it, but it was a lot. I watched them leave the blocks, but as they settled in to their run, my attention eventually went elsewhere—until I noticed all the women were done racing, except for one. I don't know what country she was from, but I'm guessing it was a small place without much money to invest in athletes. There she was, not a chance in the world of qualifying to run in the medal event, but still running as if she was going for the gold. This would be her only time on the track. With her competitors off the track, she still had 2 laps to go. As she rounded the corner to make her final lap, everyone in the stands—and I mean everyone—got to their feet to cheer her on. It was so cool! All eyes were on her. Everyone cheering her to run. And run she did! She could feel the encouragement of the crowd.
It reminded me then and it reminds me now of Hebrews 12:1, "Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us." I love that! I wonder if that Olympic athlete wanted to quit. I wonder if she questioned what she was doing among a group of such gifted runners.
My friend, Jesus has called you to run the race of ministry. He has uniquely gifted you to do just that. Hear His encouragement to keep going in the midst of fear, doubt, criticism and heartache. Hear His words of calling in the midst of feeling inadequate. Hear the people He has surrounded you with to encourage you in the journey.
Who has God surrounded you with as a source of encouragement to keep going? How can you be intentional about spending more time with them?
Lord, in the midst of my desire to throw in the towel, allow me to hear Your voice along with the voices of those you've given to me. Strengthen me, Lord, for the journey. Empower me by Your Holy Spirit to run the race You've marked out for me. In Jesus' Name. Amen.
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Rabbi Marvin Hier, Rabbi Abraham Cooper, and Rev. Johnnie Moore
Why Bahrain Makes Us Optimistic for Peace in the Middle East
In the Gulf Kingdom of Bahrain resides a centuries-old tradition of religious coexistence that might help fast-track a new paradigm of respect for the "other" in a deeply troubled region.
Tagged: religious freedom, Bahrain, Islam, Judaism, Jews, religious tolerance, religious extremism, radical extremism
Permanent Link: https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/cornerstone/2017/10/14/why-bahrain-makes-us-optimistic-for-peace-in-the-middle-east
Kamran Bokhari
Wanna Defeat Violent Extremism? Then Protect Free Speech
The scourge of violent extremism proliferates in an atmosphere of discursive suffocation. Islamist radicals and extremists enjoy a monopoly over religious discourse. We will not really succeed in confronting this menace until we break up this monopoly. The key to doing so involves protecting free speech.
Tagged: 2017rfct, religious institutions, blasphemy, blasphemy laws, religious violence, religious freedom, religious restrictions, religious extremism, violent extremism, radical extremism, Islam
Permanent Link: https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/cornerstone/2017/7/3/wanna-defeat-violent-extremism-then-protect-free-speech
Eric Patterson
Russia Restricts Religious Liberty…Again
By: Eric Patterson
Russia recently imposed new restrictions on religious groups outside the Russian Orthodox Church. Although some allege that this is a return to a Stalinist state, these actions are best understood in the immediate context of September's parliamentary elections as well as in the longer term as Russia's continuing suspicion of "foreign" influences.
Tagged: religious freedom, religious liberty, Russia, religious extremism, violent extremism, radical extremism, Orthodox Church, 2016Yarovaya
Permanent Link: https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/cornerstone/2016/9/2/russia-restricts-religious-libertyagain
Geraldine Fagan
New Curbs On Religious Freedom Cast Soviet Shadow Over Russia
By: Geraldine Fagan
This July, Vladimir Putin introduced the severest restrictions on religious freedom in Russia since the Soviet era. The regulations on 'missionary activity' form part of a sprawling package of legislation nicknamed the Yarovaya law after its main sponsor. Its express aim is "to counter terrorism and ensure public safety." The new controls are the long-awaited fruit of fierce lobbying by opponents of religious freedom in Russia.
Tagged: Russia, Religious Freedom, religious bans, proselytism, Orthodox Church, terrorism, violent extremism, religious extremism, radical extremism, jehovah's witness, Baptist, #2016Yarovaya, 2016Yarovaya
Permanent Link: https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/cornerstone/2016/8/30/new-curbs-on-religious-freedom-cast-soviet-shadow-over-russia
Elizabeth A. Clark
Russia's New Anti-Missionary Law in Context
By: Elizabeth A. Clark
As of July 20th of this year, ordinary Russian citizens and foreigners living in Russia face enormous fines for sharing their beliefs, even if they do so in their own homes. This represents a new level of repression of free speech and civil society in post-Soviet Russia.
Tagged: Religious freedom, Russia, religious extremism, radical extremism, violent extremism, Orthodox Church, proselytism, missionaries, 2016Yarovaya
Permanent Link: https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/cornerstone/2016/8/30/russias-new-anti-missionary-law-in-context


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Salem-News.com Peru articles
Salem-News.com (May-01-2013 10:41)
Complementary Actions Protect Both Rare Birds and Water Resources in Northern Peru
Salem-News.com
"This is a truly innovative project that benefits multiple communities by securing their rights to land and water resources" - Tino Aucca, President of ECOAN.
(WASHINGTON DC) - Four communities in Peru have agreed on complementary land actions that will protect 930 acres of vital cloud forest.
This will double the size of an increasingly popular bird reserve – generating benefits for all.
Salem-News.com (Sep-15-2012 19:37)
Peru: Trumped up Criminal Charge Against Human Rights Lawyer Mr. Jhon Kennedy Vega Carrascal
Letter by William Gomes Salem-News.com
Addressing the matter quickly and fairly is the only positive course of action.
(SALEM) - An attorney in Peru who is a noted human rights defender, is facing up to fifteen years in prison for an act he did not have anything to do with.
The criminal charge against John Kennedy Vega Carrascal is solely motivated by his peaceful and legitimate activities in the defence of human rights, particularly his efforts to advise people facing forced eviction of their rights.
Salem-News.com (Apr-16-2012 23:38)
William Gomes Named `Human Rights Ambassador` for Salem-News.com
What sets William apart, is that he covers the world as a whole, rather than concentrating on one specific region or country.
(SALEM / DHAKA) - We are pleased to announce the appointment of our writer William Gomes, to the position of Salem-News.com Human Rights Ambassador.
In this rapidly changing world, we believe this newly-created position and program, are large steps in raising our effectiveness as a news agency.
Peru: Support of the Right to Voluntary, Effective Treatment for all Those Who Need It
Salem-News.com Eye on the World report.
(HONG KONG) - Law No. 29737 and related provisions in Peru's legal system, permit involuntary detention for treatment of people who suffer from psychosocial or mental disabilities.
It also affects those who suffer from addiction, in circumstances that do not comply with international human rights law.
Salem-News.com (Mar-01-2012 20:37)
Peru: Laws Threaten Fundamental Human Rights of People with Drug Dependence
(DHAKA- Bangladesh) - Peru's Law No. 29737 and related provisions in Peruvian law, permit involuntary detention for treatment of people who suffer from addiction, in circumstances that do not comply with international human rights law.
The law threatens fundamental human rights protections against arbitrary detention and ill-treatment deny the right to health.
Salem-News.com (Oct-28-2011 15:24)
Magnitude 6.9 Strikes Peru`s Capitol
"There was panic, a lot of panic" - Ruben Vargas, policía de Ica
(LIMA, Peru) - Southern Peru was shaken by an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale; buildings rocked and swayed in the country's capitol Lima, home of 8.5 million people, but fortunately no injuries or major damage has been reported.
The US Geological Survey confirms that the temblor, which was initially reported as a magnitude 7.0 quake, was centered 51 km (31 miles) SSW of Ica, Peru, the scene of a terrible earthquake in 2007.
Salem-News.com (Nov-30-2010 12:25)
American Tourists Glimpse Mysterious Peruvian Owl
Few Have Ever Seen the "Strange Owl" of the Cloud Forest – One of the World's Most Elusive Birds - Versión en español sigue
(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Recently, a group of American birdwatchers were treated to a once-in-a-lifetime sighting when they observed the rare Peruvian Long-whiskered Owlet, a species previously seen only by a handful of people.
Salem-News.com (Jun-08-2010 01:36)
Dutchman Van der Sloot Confesses to Slaying in Lima
Bonnie King Salem-News.com
The suspect is apparently "coming clean" in this case.
(SALEM, Ore.) - Monday, a high-ranking Peruvian government official told NBC News that Joran van der Sloot confessed to the slaying of a 21-year-old woman in a Lima hotel room.
Peruvian Government Ramps up Habitat Protection for Endangered Bird Species
Three New Private Conservation Areas Approved.
(WASHINGTON D,C.) - The Peruvian government has announced the creation of several new conservation areas that will have significant ramifications in the ongoing efforts to protect habitat for endangered bird species in the country.
The Peruvian Minister of the Environment, Antonia José Brack Egg, recently announced his government's approval of three new, community-owned, private conservation areas encompassing 8,438 acres on community owned lands to protect Polylepis forest in the Vilcanota Mountains of southeastern Peru, near Cusco.
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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <teetime/Configuration.h>
#include <teetime/stages/DelayStage.h>
#include <teetime/stages/DistributorStage.h>
#include <teetime/stages/MergerStage.h>
#include "stages/IntProducerStage.h"
#include "stages/IntConsumerStage.h"

using namespace teetime;
using namespace teetime::test;

namespace
{
  class SimpleDelayStageTestConfig : public Configuration
  {
  public:
    shared_ptr<IntProducerStage> producer;
    shared_ptr<IntConsumerStage> consumer;

    explicit SimpleDelayStageTestConfig(uint32 milliseconds)
    {
      producer = createStage<IntProducerStage>();
      auto delay = createStage<DelayStage<int>>(milliseconds);
      consumer = createStage<IntConsumerStage>();

      declareStageActive(producer);
      connectPorts(producer->getOutputPort(), delay->getInputPort());
      connectPorts(delay->getOutputPort(), consumer->getInputPort());
    }
  };
}

TEST(DelayStageTest, simple)
{
  SimpleDelayStageTestConfig config(1000);
  config.producer->numValues = 3;
  config.producer->startValue = 0;

  std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
  config.executeBlocking();
  std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point end = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();

  auto time = std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::milliseconds>(end - start).count();
  TEETIME_TRACE() << "time: " << time;
  EXPECT_TRUE(time >= 3000);
}

namespace
{
  class ParallelDelayStageTestConfig : public Configuration
  {
  public:
    shared_ptr<IntProducerStage> producer;
    shared_ptr<IntConsumerStage> consumer;

    explicit ParallelDelayStageTestConfig(uint32 milliseconds)
    {
      producer = createStage<IntProducerStage>();
      auto distributor = createStage<DistributorStage<int>>();
      declareStageActive(producer);

      auto merger = createStage<MergerStage<int>>();
      consumer = createStage<IntConsumerStage>();
      declareStageActive(merger);

      connectPorts(producer->getOutputPort(), distributor->getInputPort());
      for(int i=0; i<3; ++i)
      {
        std::string delayStageName = "DelayStage" + std::to_string(i);

        auto delay = createStage<DelayStage<int>>(milliseconds, delayStageName.c_str());
        declareStageActive(delay);

        connectPorts(distributor->getNewOutputPort(), delay->getInputPort());
        connectPorts(delay->getOutputPort(), merger->getNewInputPort());
      }

      connectPorts(merger->getOutputPort(), consumer->getInputPort());
    }
  };
}

TEST(DelayStageTest, parallel)
{
  ParallelDelayStageTestConfig config(1000);
  config.producer->numValues = 3;
  config.producer->startValue = 0;

  std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
  config.executeBlocking();
  std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point end = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();

  auto time = std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::milliseconds>(end - start).count();
  TEETIME_INFO() << "time: " << time;
  const decltype(time) tolerance = 200;
  EXPECT_TRUE(time >= 1000);
  EXPECT_TRUE(time < (1000 + tolerance));
}

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The last time we moved, Archer was five-months old and Fable didn't exist, which, can we just talk about that for a second? How crazy is that to think about? Sometimes Hal and I rock back and forth on our porch, smoke corn-cob pipes and talk about how Fable is our super lotto jackpot after sticking out the "bummer period" of our marriage.
I have never moved with two children before. Last time we moved Archer was practically an infant which was easy because he just slept in his stroller the entire time while Hal, me and my dad lugged my fifty boxes of books and our bed from our tiny one-bedroom to our current place of residence.
We had nothing then. No couch. No television. No dining room table. No desk. We had a bed, one dresser, an electric piano, a crib in a box and a broken changing table. Over the years, of course, we've managed to accumulate shitloads of crap including furniture et al. Not to mention two older-than-five-month-old-children.
Yes, we hired movers this time but other than that? We're on our own. Which means packing and unpacking just the two of us, with two children trying to climb into the boxes. Because boxes are fun. Except when you're an adult and you have to pack what feels like hundreds of them.
This is an FAQ in the making.


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The Great Days > News > CDC reports unprecedented spike in Black, Hispanic suicides; decline among Whites
CDC reports unprecedented spike in Black, Hispanic suicides; decline among Whites
Long-term U.S. suicide trends changed heading into the pandemic, as rates fell steadily among Whites for the first time and rose among Blacks and Hispanics, according to federal data released Wednesday.
Suicide rates for non-Hispanic Whites fell 7%, from 18.1 for every 100,000 people in 2018 to 16.9 for every 100,000 in 2020, after having steadily increased since 2000, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.
Between 2007 and 2020, suicide rates for non-Hispanic Blacks increased by 53%, from 5.6 for every 100,000 people to 7.8 for every 100,000 following years of steady decline, according to a data brief from the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
Among Hispanics, suicide rates rose by 29%, from 5.8 for every 100,000 people in 2012 to 7.5 for every 100,000 in 2020 after remaining fairly stable during previous years.
"Suicide rates in the United States have traditionally been higher for non-Hispanic White than non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic people," the CDC said.
Only time will tell if the change persists, said social psychologist Brett Pelham, a professor at Montgomery College in Maryland. He said suicide risks tend to be highest in successful people who suddenly face "some kind of personal or financial crisis."
DOCUMENT: Suicide Rates for the Three Leading Methods by Race and Ethnicity: United States, 2000–2020
"Suicide is a very unusual social problem because it is one of the rare areas in which highly advantaged people typically do worse than their less advantaged peers," Mr. Pelham said. "For example, it would be important to see if the Black and Latino Americans whose risk for suicide increased over time were those who were actually doing better financially than many of their same-race peers."
The CDC report follows others that have shown suicide risks rising among minorities during the pandemic.
Mental Health America's online screening program found that Blacks, American Indians and Hispanics reported the highest increases in suicidal thoughts from 2019 to 2021. Suicidal thoughts rose 9% among Blacks, 7% among American Indians or Native Alaskans and 7% among Hispanics during that period.
"There are many factors at play, including that Black screeners were more likely than screeners of any other race or ethnicity to report racism and financial problems as main concerns for their mental health," said Maddy Reinert, senior director of population health at Mental Health America, a Virginia-based nonprofit.
Jane Pearson, special adviser to the director on suicide research at the National Institute on Mental Health, said the CDC numbers confirm research she published last year that showed suicide growing among young minorities.
"It's important to understand that those trends have continued into 2020 and 2021," Ms. Pearson said.
The CDC report found that gun suicide rates among Blacks increased by 56% from 2015 to 2020 and by 38% among Hispanics from 2013 to 2020 following long-term declines for both. Among Whites, the gun suicide rate fell slightly from 2018 to 2020.
Suffocation suicide rates followed a similar pattern, falling among Whites while rising among Blacks and Hispanics. Poisoning suicides remained stable among Blacks and Hispanics while falling among Whites.
Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine said the first year of COVID-19 health restrictions caused "unwanted side effects" for minorities.
"The pandemic hit hardest the most vulnerable populations, both as a viral infection and mental health," Dr. Galiatsatos said.
Some mental health experts echoed the assessment, noting that Black and Hispanic men often avoid therapy as a sign of failure.
"The perceived stigma associated with seeking mental health treatment can deter individuals in these groups from getting proper care," said Michael Adamse, a clinical psychologist in Boca Raton, Florida.
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The adage "the family that laughs together stays together" is fairly well known the world over. However, have you ever considered that the family that laughs and plays together also stays together? There is nothing more stress-busting than having a good laugh. There is nothing that creates happy family memories more than having fun with your family! When your children think back on their childhood, they might not remember the expensive toys, top-of-the-line gadgets, and fashionable clothes you got them as much as they would remember the little moments every day when you made them laugh and when you all had fun together.
Allow one day (at least) in the week for your children to get into the kitchen and go crazy with you! This might not be something that you have time for on a daily basis when you are just struggling to get dinner on the table on time, but if you earmark a day in the week when you are more relaxed, it could turn into a fun activity where everyone can make as much of a mess as they want and still learn to turn out a delectable dish (and clean up afterwards while singing and dancing together!).
Dabble in art, finger paints and all, one day in a week! This is one activity that kids love. You could paint each other's faces, or paint portraits of each other even!
Pitch a tent in your backyard, or if you don't have a backyard, spread a bedspread over your dining table, remove all the chairs, and spend a night (or if that's too much, a couple of hours!) doing anything from reading a book to sharing stories to playing a game of hand shadow puppetry! Use a flashlight in place of a campfire for added atmosphere.
Go on a scavenger hunt, giving each child or family member a list of clues to the objects they have to find and a time limit to return with the objects. It could be anything from objects that start with a certain letter or objects of a certain color, etc.
Have a karaoke night at home! Let your children learn the lyrics to your favorite songs and get to know what your children are grooving to as well!
Having fun with your family may be the best thing you can do to forget all about the stresses of daily living and bond once again with your children and partner!


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Rosie Kmita (born 27 July 1994) is an English former footballer who played for Watford.

Early and personal life
Her twin sister Mollie is also a footballer. She is of Indian descent.

Club career
Kmita began her career at Tottenham Hotspur but spent time in 2012 playing college soccer with Saint Leo Lions and joined Brighton in December 2013. In 2016, having returned to Tottenham, she decided to leave for a second time to focus on her education. After spending 2016–17 in the lower divisions with Cambridge and Gillingham, she signed for FA WSL 2 club London Bees in August 2017.

In October 2017 Kmita joined West Ham United, linking up again with her twin sister Mollie who had played alongside Rosie at most of her previous clubs. When West Ham were awarded an FA Women's Super League franchise in summer 2018, Kmita was one of only two existing players to be retained and offered a professional contract. On 29 May 2019 West Ham announced that Kmita had departed the club.

In August 2019, Kmita rejoined London Bees in the FA Women's Championship.

In October 2020, Kmita signed for Watford in the FA Women's National League South.

At the end of the 2021–2022 season, Rosie retired from football to focus on other ventures.

References

External links

 Profile at Saint Leo Lions
 Profile at Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
 Profile at West Ham United F.C.

1994 births
Living people
English women's footballers
Women's Super League players
FA Women's National League players
Women's association football forwards
West Ham United F.C. Women players
Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C. players
Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Women players
London Bees players
Saint Leo University alumni
Expatriate women's soccer players in the United States
Gillingham L.F.C. players
Twin sportspeople
English twins
Identical twins
English people of Indian descent
British sportspeople of Indian descent
British Asian footballers
Watford F.C. Women players
Women's Championship (England) players

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class Profile;

namespace bookmarks {
struct BookmarkNodeData;
}

namespace content {
class BrowserContext;
class WebContents;
}

namespace extensions {

class BookmarkManagerPrivateEventRouter
    : public bookmarks::BaseBookmarkModelObserver {
 public:
  BookmarkManagerPrivateEventRouter(content::BrowserContext* browser_context,
                                    bookmarks::BookmarkModel* bookmark_model);
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateEventRouter() override;

  // bookmarks::BaseBookmarkModelObserver:
  void BookmarkModelChanged() override;
  void BookmarkModelBeingDeleted(bookmarks::BookmarkModel* model) override;
  void OnWillChangeBookmarkMetaInfo(
      bookmarks::BookmarkModel* model,
      const bookmarks::BookmarkNode* node) override;
  void BookmarkMetaInfoChanged(bookmarks::BookmarkModel* model,
                               const bookmarks::BookmarkNode* node) override;

 private:
  // Helper to actually dispatch an event to extension listeners.
  void DispatchEvent(events::HistogramValue histogram_value,
                     const std::string& event_name,
                     scoped_ptr<base::ListValue> event_args);

  // Remembers the previous meta info of a node before it was changed.
  bookmarks::BookmarkNode::MetaInfoMap prev_meta_info_;

  content::BrowserContext* browser_context_;
  bookmarks::BookmarkModel* bookmark_model_;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateAPI : public BrowserContextKeyedAPI,
                                  public EventRouter::Observer {
 public:
  explicit BookmarkManagerPrivateAPI(content::BrowserContext* browser_context);
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateAPI() override;

  // BrowserContextKeyedService implementation.
  void Shutdown() override;

  // BrowserContextKeyedAPI implementation.
  static BrowserContextKeyedAPIFactory<BookmarkManagerPrivateAPI>*
      GetFactoryInstance();

  // EventRouter::Observer implementation.
  void OnListenerAdded(const EventListenerInfo& details) override;

 private:
  friend class BrowserContextKeyedAPIFactory<BookmarkManagerPrivateAPI>;

  // BrowserContextKeyedAPI implementation.
  static const char* service_name() { return "BookmarkManagerPrivateAPI"; }
  static const bool kServiceIsNULLWhileTesting = true;

  content::BrowserContext* browser_context_;

  // Created lazily upon OnListenerAdded.
  scoped_ptr<BookmarkManagerPrivateEventRouter> event_router_;
};

// Class that handles the drag and drop related chrome.bookmarkManagerPrivate
// events. This class has one instance per bookmark manager tab.
class BookmarkManagerPrivateDragEventRouter
    : public BookmarkTabHelper::BookmarkDrag {
 public:
  BookmarkManagerPrivateDragEventRouter(Profile* profile,
                                        content::WebContents* web_contents);
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateDragEventRouter() override;

  // BookmarkTabHelper::BookmarkDrag interface
  void OnDragEnter(const bookmarks::BookmarkNodeData& data) override;
  void OnDragOver(const bookmarks::BookmarkNodeData& data) override;
  void OnDragLeave(const bookmarks::BookmarkNodeData& data) override;
  void OnDrop(const bookmarks::BookmarkNodeData& data) override;

  // The bookmark drag and drop data. This gets set after a drop was done on
  // the page. This returns NULL if no data is available.
  const bookmarks::BookmarkNodeData* GetBookmarkNodeData();

  // Clears the drag and drop data.
  void ClearBookmarkNodeData();

 private:
  // Helper to actually dispatch an event to extension listeners.
  void DispatchEvent(events::HistogramValue histogram_value,
                     const std::string& event_name,
                     scoped_ptr<base::ListValue> args);

  Profile* profile_;
  content::WebContents* web_contents_;
  bookmarks::BookmarkNodeData bookmark_drag_data_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(BookmarkManagerPrivateDragEventRouter);
};

class ClipboardBookmarkManagerFunction : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 protected:
  ~ClipboardBookmarkManagerFunction() override {}

  bool CopyOrCut(bool cut, const std::vector<std::string>& id_list);
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateCopyFunction
    : public ClipboardBookmarkManagerFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.copy",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_COPY)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateCopyFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateCutFunction
    : public ClipboardBookmarkManagerFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.cut",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_CUT)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateCutFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivatePasteFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.paste",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_PASTE)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivatePasteFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateCanPasteFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.canPaste",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_CANPASTE)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateCanPasteFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateSortChildrenFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.sortChildren",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_SORTCHILDREN)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateSortChildrenFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateGetStringsFunction : public AsyncExtensionFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.getStrings",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_GETSTRINGS)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateGetStringsFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunAsync() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateStartDragFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.startDrag",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_STARTDRAG)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateStartDragFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateDropFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.drop",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_DROP)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateDropFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateGetSubtreeFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.getSubtree",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_GETSUBTREE)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateGetSubtreeFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateCanEditFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.canEdit",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_CANEDIT)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateCanEditFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateRecordLaunchFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.recordLaunch",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_RECORDLAUNCH)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateRecordLaunchFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateCreateWithMetaInfoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.createWithMetaInfo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_CREATEWITHMETAINFO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateCreateWithMetaInfoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateGetMetaInfoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.getMetaInfo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_GETMETAINFO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateGetMetaInfoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateSetMetaInfoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.setMetaInfo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_SETMETAINFO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateSetMetaInfoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateUpdateMetaInfoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.updateMetaInfo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_UPDATEMETAINFO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateUpdateMetaInfoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateCanOpenNewWindowsFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.canOpenNewWindows",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_CANOPENNEWWINDOWS)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateCanOpenNewWindowsFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateRemoveTreesFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.removeTrees",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_REMOVETREES)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateRemoveTreesFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateUndoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.undo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_UNDO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateUndoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateRedoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.redo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_REDO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateRedoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateGetUndoInfoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.getUndoInfo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_UNDOINFO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateGetUndoInfoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

class BookmarkManagerPrivateGetRedoInfoFunction
    : public extensions::BookmarksFunction {
 public:
  DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION("bookmarkManagerPrivate.getRedoInfo",
                             BOOKMARKMANAGERPRIVATE_REDOINFO)

 protected:
  ~BookmarkManagerPrivateGetRedoInfoFunction() override {}

  // ExtensionFunction:
  bool RunOnReady() override;
};

}  // namespace extensions

#endif  // CHROME_BROWSER_EXTENSIONS_API_BOOKMARK_MANAGER_PRIVATE_BOOKMARK_MANAGER_PRIVATE_API_H_


Distance from Hong Kong International Airport to Taiyuan Wusu International Airport is 1066 miles / 1716 kilometers / 926 nautical miles.
Estimated flight time from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Taiyuan Wusu International Airport (TYN) is 2 hours 31 minutes.
There is no time difference between Hong Kong and Taiyuan.
Flight map from Hong Kong to Taiyuan.
Hong Kong (HKG) → Taiyuan (TYN).


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Saint-Claude is a commune in the French overseas department of Guadeloupe. It lies in the interior of southern Basse-Terre Island, just northeast of the capital city of Basse-Terre.

Population

Education
Public preschools and primary schools include:
 Ecole primaire Bourg 2 St-claude
 Ecole primaire Louis Chalcol
 Ecole primaire Félix Laban
 Ecole maternelle Nelson Rose
 Ecole maternelle Arlette Salomon

Public junior high schools include:
 Collège Rémy Nainsouta

Public senior high schools include:
 LDM du commerce, des services et de l'artisanat Ducharmoy

Private primary schools include:
 Ecole primaire privée Saint Joseph de Cluny

Notable people

Raymond Guilliod (1919–2005), politician

See also
Communes of the Guadeloupe department

References

Communes of Guadeloupe