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Marine Fuel Injection System Market Robust Expansion by Top Key Manufactures Till 2026 | Fortune Business Insights
Jessie Denton 2 weeks ago
The global marine fuel injection system market size is prognosticated to increase remarkably during the forecast period on account of the rapid growth of the shipbuilding industry. Fortune Business Insights™ describes the various growth trajectories of this market in their report titled, "Marine Fuel Injection System" Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Component (Fuel Injector, Fuel Valves, Fuel Pump, Others), By Power Rating (Up to 2000 HP, 2000 HP – 10,000 HP, 10,000 HP – 20,000 HP, 20,000 HP – 50,000 HP, 50,000 HP – 80,000 HP, Above 80,000 HP), By Application (Inland Waterways, Commercial Vessels, Support Vessels) and Regional Forecast, 2019-2026."As per current marine fuel injection system market trends, the fuel injection system segment contributes a major marine fuel injection system market share as per segmentation by component. This is attributable to the fact that fuel injection systems are the most utilized parts of ships and require replacement at regular intervals.
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Some of the key marine fuel injection system market manufacturers include:
AZ Speed and Marine
YANMAR Europe
Scania Group
Chris-Marine AB
Edelbrock Corporation
Holley Performance Products
DUAP Industries Inc.
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Key Industry Developments
In October 2018, HyDIME (Hydrogen Diesel Injection in a Marine Environment) project which involves the use of hydrogen directly into the fuel supply was funded by Innovate UK. The project mainly focuses on the use of hydrogen with diesel to power the ferries. The project would be carried out in consortium being led by Ferguson Marine Engineering, Orkney Islands Councils, EMEC, and the High-Speed Sustainable Manufacturing Institute.
In June 2019, Volvo Penta introduced next-gen D4 & D6 propulsion packages which have over 100,000 units produced. The advantages of using the new packages are the ore power, reliability, and operating costs are cut to one-third. These factors are attractive for the boat owners, lowering their cost of ownership and improved performance.
ration activities of the offshore belts in Europe and the Latin America region is likely to help these regions attract generous marine fuel injection system market revenues in future.
Increasing Demand for Luxury Boats to Aid in Expansion of Market
Marine fuel injection system market manufacturers are using strategies such as new marine projects, the introduction of new propulsion packages, Collaborative projects, merger and acquisitions, supported funding from other companies, and others to gain a competitive edge. Besides this, the rise in demand for commercial and luxury boats for personal as well as commercial purposes are expected to help players earn high marine fuel injection system market shares in the coming years.
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Some of the latest industry developments in the marine fuel injection system market include:
October 2018 – Innovate UK funded HyDIME (Hydrogen Diesel Injection in a Marine Environment) project. This project focuses on utilizing hydrogen directly into the fuel supply for providing power to the ferries. This project was conducted in association with the High-speed Sustainable Manufacturing Institute, EMEC, Orkney Islands, and Ferguson Marine Engineering.
June 2019 – The next generation D4 & D6 propulsion packages were introduced by Volvo in June this year. These units collectively produced over 100,000 units ever since its introduction in 2003. The reliability, running cost and maintenance, performance, and durability benefits of these packages are likely to attract boat owners and ultimately aid in the expansion of the market.
Key Segmental Overview:
1. By Component
2. By Power Rating
Up to 2000 HP
2000 HP – 10,000 HP
10,000 HP – 20,000 HP
Above 80,000 HP
3. By Application
Commercial Vessels
Support Vessels
4. By Geography
North America (The USA and Canada)
Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe)
Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, Australia, Southeast Asia and Rest of Asia Pacific)
Latin America (Brazil, Mexico and Rest of Latin America)
Middle East & Africa (GCC, South Africa, and Rest of Middle East & Africa)
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In P.D. Eastman's seminal work on motherhood and abandonment, "Are You My Mother?" the reader follows the journey of an infant bird, suddenly abandoned by its mother. Forced to seek food beyond the confines of the nest, the baby bird is confused, disoriented, and alone. Like many single parents in the today's economy, the need to feed her offspring forced the mother to make a difficult decision. Do I leave the nest to work and obtain food, leaving my child beyond the care of a relative or friend or do we starve? Without a community to rely upon, the mother left and her child was alone.
The bird has never seen its mother. Born in darkness and reared in a silent oval of matriarchal darkness, the bird has no concept of itself or the world it inhabits. The bird's entry into the animal kingdom was one of ignorance. The bird lacked access to the basic skills and education held by others animals it would soon encounter. Fueled only by a desire to connect with its mother, the bird left the relative safety of the nest for a world it did not know or understand. Unable to fully read, write, or express itself, the bird was severely disadvantaged. Predators (both financial and physical) were irrelevant to bird's narrow world view. Without basic knowledge and relationship awareness with the other animals, the market driven economy would devour the bird.
In quick succession, the bird meets three local animals: a kitten, a chicken, and a dog. The "kitten just looked and looked. It did not say a thing." The cat is a natural predator of the bird. Mute kittens, while harmless enough to humans, provoke fear in the minds of small birds. This cat represents the sum of all fears; that which the bird address and is to frighten to name. Clearly, this evil is not his mother. Similarly the chicken and the dog are also like the bird but different. The chicken is a bird, they share similar qualities, but they are not the same.
On the other hand, the cow, who speaks, is large and benevolent. The cow might be her mother. In Hinduism, the role of the Mother is raised to the level of a Goddess. Mothers are highly venerated. This is why the cow is considered a sacred animal. Cows give us sacred, life giving milk. Cows are maternal, sacred, and life-giving animals. Is Eastman telling us, despite the bovine protestations, that the cow is indeed the mother of the bird and mother goddess of us all? I believe so.
Not to take rejection lightly, the bird asks, "Did he have a mother?" This is the ultimate existential question. Where did I come from? Do I exist?
The bird realizes we all come from somewhere. The bird has stumbled on to one of the greatest Mathematical paradoxes of the modern era. First described by Kurt Gödel in the early 20th century, it's often referred to as the "incompleteness theorem". In 1931, Gödel began work on idea which said; whatever is the biggest idea humanity can figure out, we can always go one bigger. That thing one bigger may be God or in this case, the bird's mother. The little bird is on to find the unmoved mover.
However, instead of moving onward toward the cosmos or inward toward the soul, the bird goes outward into the junkyards of late 20th century capitalism. There is the beat up old car, the steam ship traveling through a canal, a jet, and finally a backhoe. In each of these confrontations, the bird honestly believes he's found his mother. To the reader, a sense of sadness should be palpable. How did an innocent, abandoned bird, a victim of the modern capitalist economy come to confuse his mother with the byproducts of capitalism (tools which are used to destroy his home, his family, his food supply)?
Isn't this the socio-economic horror story of our time? Yes.
The backhoe takes him home. A happy ending. Yeah, right. How long before the wealthy landowner orders the backhoes to take the tree down? Eastman doesn't tell you that story.
I send my thoughts and prayers to the bird and his mother, preemptively.
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A red wolf named Don is among wolves and other animals roaming enclosures at the Endangered Wolf Center near Eureka, Mo.
Wednesday, March 16, 2016 7:16 am
Center brings gray wolves back from near-extinction
JIM SUHR Associated Press
EUREKA, Mo. – A secluded Missouri conservation center heralded for helping repopulate the wild with endangered wolves is tending to its latest puppy season – a ritual that this time has a bittersweet vibe in the absence of the site's furry matriarch.
With 41 Mexican gray wolf pups to her credit until she died on April 21, a day before her 14th birthday, Anna came to symbolize the Endangered Wolf Center's quest to save North America's rarest subspecies of gray wolf.
The center's staffers are mourning the loss of the prolific Anna, whose offspring came in just four litters over a five-year stretch to 2008, dwarfing the typical brood of four to seven. Yet, the St. Louis-area center presses on, championing an animal that at times is broadly vilified.
The Mexican wolf population in the Southwest once numbered in the thousands before being nearly wiped out by the 1970s, largely the result of more than of a century of being hunted, trapped and poisoned by ranchers and others. Commonly known as "Los Lobos," the Mexican gray was designated an endangered species in 1976 and was considered extinct in the wild until they were reintroduced in 1998.
The 110 said to be in the wild as of early 2014 – by Virginia Busch's account, all of them with genetic ties to the center for which she is executive director – is up from 83 the previous year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said.
"To take something so close to extinction, breed several generations in captivity and establish a wild population, that's huge," said Maggie Dwire, the assistant Mexican gray wolf recovery coordinator for the federal agency. "We've been incredibly successful, but we still have a really long way to go."
The Eureka center's director of animal care and conservation, Regina Mossotti, said about 175 Mexican grays have been born at the center since 1980 – amounting to about 40 percent of Mexican grays birthed in captivity.
Anna did her part, enough to garner a feature in National Geographic for her birth rate that Busch called "genetically mind-boggling."
"That's why celebrating (Anna's) life and legacy is so important," Busch added. "This is an issue that so many people don't have on their radar."
The nonprofit, which was founded in 1971 by zoologist Marlin Perkins, a late St. Louis native best known as the host of TV's "Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom," also has three dozen wolves, foxes and African painted dogs roaming enclosures on dozens of acres leased from Washington University.
A similar comeback, with the center's help, has been waged by the red wolf, now believed to number around five dozen almost exclusively in the Southeast. "They used to reach all the way to Missouri," Busch said of the red wolves.
For Busch and others at the center, which touts itself as the nation's biggest holder of Mexican gray wolves, helping such animals battle back has been as much about education as it has about breeding.
Over so many years of unfavorable depictions in everything from fairy tales to Hollywood horrors, Busch said, "there's been a pretty bad stain on the wolves – Little Red Riding Hood, wolves at the door, thrown to the wolves," all of it instilling fear about the loping animal that actually shuns humans.
"People talk of wolves as vicious, scary animals, and they're not," Mossotti said. "You tend to fear what you don't understand. And if people could work here one day, they'd never fear wolves again."


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American Red Cross Offers 'Swim & Stay Fit' Sessions
The American Red Cross is offering a Swim & Stay Fit program at the Sedalia Middle School on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 to 9 p.m. starting Jan. 8
Smith-Cotton Reports Sports Scores
Smith-Cotton Girls Golf faced a tough battle Monday night, shooting a team score of 210 in falling to Helias (170) and Warrensburg (179).
The Lady Tigers were led by Taylor Fisher and Gracie Hofheins, who each shot 48. Meredith Tester shot a personal best 49...
Sedalia 'Healthy Living Action Group' to Offer Free Lap-Swimming at Liberty Park Pool
The Sedalia 'Healthy Living Action Group' will host lap-swimming on Thursday, August 17, as part of the 'Moving 101 Community Health and Wellness Initiative.'
Twilight Swim at Centennial Park Pool
There were almost 300 swimmers that made it out to the Sedalia Parks & Rec twilight swim at Centennial Park Pool last night, July 17.
With the high heat advisory, lots of families, turned out for the event. The slide had a constant line, the pool was covered with kids throwing balls around the po…
Moving 101 Gets Sedalia Started on a Healthier Path [INTERVIEW]
Looking for a new way to motivate yourself to be more active? Don't know where to start? Not sure what you even want to try? Healthy U may have the answer.
Behka's Enquiring Minds: Water Parks [SURVEY]
When I was a kid, the summertime meant going to the pool. We lived on the West side of town, so we ended up going to Liberty Pool quite a bit.
Liberty Park Pool Goes To the Dogs at the Annual Doggie Dive
The Sedalia pools' season officially came to an end with the 2013 Doggie Dive at Liberty Park Pool last night (Sept. 3). Dog owners brought their dogs out for a night of splashing in the pool, fetching balls and even a few dog races and dives in the deep end.
64-Year-Old Diana Nyad Swims From Cuba to Florida in 53 Hours
For the first time in history, a swimmer has endured the 103-mile route from Havana, Cuba to Key West, Florida, without the assistance of a shark cage. That swimmer, 64-year-old Diana Nyad, began her quest on Saturday, August 31, and finished around 53 hours later on Labor Day.
Which Local Public Pool Do You Prefer? [POLL]
The summer heat is among us, so it's time to break out the swimsuit and enjoy the refreshing cool water at your local pool. Sedalia is fortunate to have two public pools, but which one do you prefer? Both Centennial pool and the Liberty pool are both set up relatively similar.
Girl With No Legs and Only One Arm Is a Record-Setting Swimmer
The next time you think you can't do something, think about Kayla Wheeler.


What Is Chaga And How To Get Best Chaga Tea Recipe?
As our lives changes, the concepts and preferences of our lifestyle also gets affected by it. In the old times, we used to drink different beverages and the trends have shown so many changes in the present day. For example, the recipe of tea was different in the old time and it is really very different in the present time.
And of course, we like to drink healthy tea these days and if you are asking a question what is chaga then you should know that this is one of the most efficient and beneficial tea that can help you keep your body healthy.
The answer of your question what is chaga is quite simple that this is a tea that contains so many health beneficial bioactive ingredients that allows you to keep your body healthy and active all the time.
But, If you want to avail all the benefits of this tea then this is necessary that you learn the proper recipe of this tea because if you will make this tea without proper recipe then it will be just a tasteless tea for you but if you will follow the proper recipe then it will become a perfect tea for you which will not taste like medicine at all!
The best chaga tea recipe is quite simple. You have to break the chaga into smaller pieces or chunks and then you should mix the handful of tea with the one liter pot of boiling water. Your water should boil until the water of the tea turns out to be reddish brown.
This color will show the perfect tea and this will contain so many bioactive ingredients that you cannot have in any other tea. And then you can simply strain your tea into the mug and enjoy the healthy treat.
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In 2017, the Greenbelt protection extended to 21 major urban river valleys and 7 coastal wetlands across the Greater Golden Horseshoe!
River valleys connect the suburban and rural lands of the Greenbelt to Lake Ontario, and provide our communities with greenspace to explore, clean and filter our water and air, reduce our flood risks, and provide a home to wildlife. Protecting the urban river valleys is the first step to ensure these system remain healthy for generations to come.
Current Work: We are working with community groups, municipalities and organizations across the Greenbelt to ensure the urban river valleys thrive.
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Quantum memory states are notorious for being restless, but scientists have managed to smash the world record and hold a quantum state stable for 39 minutes – at room temperature.
The qubits – "quantum bits" of information – stayed in a stable state for 39 minutes, lasting for almost 100 times longer than any previous record. This is a massive step in the right direction towards quantum computing – harnessing quantum mechanics to process data at impossible speeds. Once we can hold qubits in a stable state for long periods of time at room temperature, it's then possible to look at manipulating them in order to store and process data.
This new record was set by an international team, led by Mike Thewatt at Simon Fraser University in Canada. The previous best was 25 seconds at room temperature – or 3 minutes under cryogenic (really cold) conditions.
Read more about quantum computing on my previous blog post, or read the original BBC article.


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Scattered thunderstorms during the evening. Partly cloudy skies after midnight. Low 71F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%. Locally heavy rainfall possible..
Scattered thunderstorms during the evening. Partly cloudy skies after midnight. Low 71F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%. Locally heavy rainfall possible.
City Council agrees to cover higher recycling costs
By ABIGAIL GIBBS The Winchester Star
Brian Brehm
WINCHESTER — City Council unanimously agreed to continue its curbside recycling program without charging a $3 monthly fee for residents and businesses.
Tuesday's decision came in light of a looming July 15 deadline when the firm that processes the city's recyclables, Southern Scrap Inc. of Frederick County, will stop accepting aluminum and plastic. In January, the company also stopped processing Winchester's glass and the majority of its plastic products.
Winchester Public Services Director Perry Eisenach told City Council on Tuesday that the short-term solution is to haul plastics and aluminum to a processing facility in Manassas and take paper and cardboard to another recycling facility in Williamsport, Md. The facility in Manassas will charge a tipping fee of $105 a ton, but the Maryland facility will accept recyclables at no expense to the city.
Eisenach said he has not found a facility that will accept glass, so it will not be part of the revamped recycling program.
Continuing Winchester's curbside recycling program will cost approximately $175,000 per year in tipping fees and vehicle wear and tear. Since the city's recycling budget for fiscal year 2020 is $50,000, Eisenach proposed the creation of a $3 monthly recycling fee on top of the $5 fee residents pay each month for trash collection.
City Council agreed to move forward with the recycling plan, but unanimously rejected the proposed $3 monthly fee.
"I think our residents are being taxed enough," Councilor Bill Wiley said.
Instead, council will use $125,000 from the city's fund balance to cover the extra recycling expenses. Eisenach estimated it could take up to two years to have a permanent solution for recyclables, so the $3 fee could come up again in future council discussions.
Winchester is not the only locality with recycling problems. Other jurisdictions in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, including Frederick and Clarke counties, are in a similar predicament because processing firms in the United States became inundated with recyclables after China decided in 2017 to stop accepting materials exported from America.
"I think most jurisdictions are in limbo right now," Eisenach said.
In other business at Tuesday night's meeting and work session, City Council:
Unanimously agreed to hire a part-time assistant commonwealth's attorney to review and manage body camera footage submitted by Winchester Police Department officers and Winchester Sheriff's Office deputies. The Virginia General Assembly issued an unfunded mandate earlier this year requiring localities to assign a designated person to oversee potential evidence captured by body-worn cameras. The two Winchester law enforcement agencies use a total of 80 body cameras, and the estimated annual cost to hire someone to manage the video footage is $22,500.
Held a first reading of a proposal to reduce the Winchester School Board's size from nine to seven members.
Unanimously agreed to forward a request from Shenandoah Telecommunications Company (Shentel) to expand its broadband cable, internet and telephone services to Winchester. The approval of a 15-year franchise would put Shentel in direct competition with Comcast.
Unanimously approved an ordinance amendment that clarifies the extent of building expansions that qualify for real estate tax exemptions.
Unanimously agreed to forward a proposed zoning ordinance amendment to clarify regulations for signs outside of athletic facilities.
Unanimously agreed to forward a conditional-use permit request that would allow Greenway Engineering to install a new sign for Shenandoah University adjacent to the intersection of South Pleasant Valley Road and Lowry Drive.
Unanimously agreed to proposed ordinance amendments that would abolish Lee-Jackson Day as a free parking day and replace it with Columbus Day, lessen parking restrictions on utility vehicles, authorize the towing of vehicles that park in city garages for 72 hours or more without a monthly parking permit, and change coin collections from parking meters from daily to weekly.
Unanimously agreed to forward a resolution regarding Winchester Transit's Title VI program, which ensures the city does not discriminate against people seeking public transportation.
Unanimously agreed to forward a resolution approving the design of a new maintenance facility at City Yards.
Held a discussion about the potential closure of Boscawen Street between Indian Alley and Cameron Street and making it part of the Loudoun Street Mall. Councilors asked Eisenach to return in two weeks with more options that would heighten pedestrian safety along Boscawen Street and the mall.
Discussed the status of City Hall renovations, which Eisenach said are 97% complete. A new heating and cooling system, updated lighting and storm windows in the Treasurer's and Commissioner of the Revenue's office still need to be installed.
Unanimously agreed to forward the reappointment of Robbie Marchant to a five-year term on the Board of Zoning Appeals ending July 31, 2024.
Unanimously approved the correction of scrivener's errors regarding the previously approved reappointments of Casey Stine to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and Michael Elwell and Peter Roussos to the Community Policy and Management Team.
Attending Tuesday night's City Council meeting and work session in Rouss City Hall were Mayor and council President David Smith, Vice Mayor John Hill, Vice President Evan Clark and councilors Kim Herbstritt, John Willingham, Les Veach, Corey Sullivan, Bill Wiley and Judy McKiernan.
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Lou Reed and Stevie Ray Vaughan are among the nominees announced for possible induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2015. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Sting, War and Bill Withers are also among the nominees.
The nominees were announced this morning, and the list includes a couple of new candidates -- Green Day and Nine Inch Nails -- who were eligible for the first time this year, since artists' first recordings must be at least 25 years old before they can be nominated.
Rounding out this year's list of nominees are disco hit-makers Chic, German electronic-rock pioneers Kraftwerk, Motown's the Marvelettes, rap legends N.W.A, alt-rock kings the Smiths and '70s R&B champs the Spinners.
Both Reed and Sting are already in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, for their work in the bands the Velvet Underground (class of 1996) and the Police (2003), respectively. This is Sting's first time to be nominated as a solo artist; Reed was previously nominated in 2000 and 2001.
A panel will vote on these nominees soon, and the five artists with the most votes will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next April. Fans are also allowed to vote again this year. The winner will get one vote among the 700 ballots cast. The ballot is up at Rolling Stone. You can vote until Dec. 9. The inductees will be announced shortly after.


Jacob Taylor as newsboy and Karin Taylor as Delia Beardsley at 2014 Cemetery Walk at the "Old Burying Ground". The 2015 Cemetery Walk on October 24th will explore the same cemetery located across from the town green.
The 2014 Cemetery Walk was a huge success! The accolades and donations came pouring in for quite some time!
A photographer/graphic designer who attended the event was so stunned by the atmosphere of the old cemetery and the realistic portrayals of the persons depicted that he took hundreds of photographs and gave us many of those to use in our future promotions. If you saw the Charter program on the Cemetery Walk you will have noticed the eerie, yet beautiful, opening photograph that he designed. By the way, a copy of the program is available at the library to circulate. Just ask a librarian at the circulation desk.
Also, be sure to "save the date", October 24th for our 3rd annual Cemetery Walk, which will again be held at the Central Cemetery known as "the Old Burying Ground". There are many more important and fascinating characters that we have yet to portray!


These Strawberry and Cream Mini Cheesecakes not only delicious but just too cute to eat! They consist of creamy cheesecake filling, topped with tasty soft cream and chunky homemade strawberry sauce. Sprinkled pistachios not only finish the beauty of these mini cheesecakes but gives delicious nutty flavor too.
Since cheesecakes need to chill in the fridge overnight they can be made ahead of time. Also, you can make the chunky strawberry sauce in advance and refrigerate until you are ready to top the cheesecakes.
Graham Crackers – Use best quality of graham crackers as it adds a lot of flavor to the cheesecakes.
Unsalted Butter – Salted butter will work as well.
Cream Cheese – Soften cream cheese so there are no clumps in the cheesecake batter.
Organic Sugar – I always use organic sugar, but regular white granulated sugar will work.
Eggs – I always use home eggs (that's why the cheesecake batter is more yellowish then if you were to use regular store-bought eggs). Use organic eggs for best results, but regular eggs work well too.
Sea Salt – I like to add a bit of salt to the cheesecake batter as it busts flavor and reduces the sweetness.
Pure Vanilla Extract – For flavor.
Corn/Potato Starch – Its totally optional and you can omit it. The starch adds a bit of thickness to the sauce.
Strawberries – I love homegrown strawberries. But if they are not in season organic strawberies are the best sabstitute.
Lemon – Lemon adds flavor and thickness to the sauce.
Organic Sugar – I prefer to use organic sugar, but white granulated sugar works as well.
Heavy Whipping Cream – I love using 40 % fat consistency heavy cream.
Organic Sugar – Again, my preference of using organic, but you may use regular granulated sugar as well.
Rinse strawberries, cut each one into 4 pieces and place them into a small saucepan. Add sugar (combined with starch, optional), lemon juice and place the saucepan onto the stove top and bring it to a boil stirring constantly.
As soon as the sauce comes to a boil remove from the stove and let cool completely before topping the cheesecakes.
Using a food processor pulse graham crackers into fine crumbs. Then add melted butter and pulse once more for 30 seconds or until well combined.
Preheat oven to 350 F (180 C). Line 24 count muffin pan with paper liners and divide crumbs (about one tablespoon full per liner) evenly between 24 liners. Press the crumbs firmly into each paper liner using the opposite side of the measuring spoon. Set aside until ready for use.
In the bowl of Kitchen Aid standing mixer combine softened cream cheese, sugar, salt and beat on high for a couple of minutes. Scrape the cream cheese down of the sides of the bowl for smooth texture results in between mixing.
Next, reduce the mixing speed to low/med and add pure vanilla extract and one egg at the time (the total of 4 large eggs). Scrape down the mixture of the mixer bowl in between mixing to ensure everything gets well combined.
Finally, using 1/4 cup ice cream scoop divide batter in between 24 cupcake liner evenly all the way to the top of the paper liner. Bake in preheated oven for 18 to 20 minutes. Slight cracking is totally normal.
Carefully (prevent shaking) remove baked cheesecakes from the oven and let them cool in baking pan to warm. Then remove baked cheesecakes from baking pan and cool completely before topping them with cream.
Combine heavy whipping cream and sugar in a small bowl and beat on high until just thickens.
Pipe cream on top of each cheesecake. Top each cheesecake with chunky strawberry sauce and sprinkle with crushed pistachios.
Keep the cheesecakes in the container with a lid refrigerated for 3 days.
Using a food processor, pulse graham crackers into fine crumbs. Then add melted butter and pulse once more for 30 seconds or until well combined.
To speed up the cooling process you may place the cheesecakes in the fridge. Also, you can serve these cheesecakes in the liners. However, if you prefer to remove them, place cheesecakes in the freezer for 20 to 30 minutes. Remove liners before topping with cream and sauce.
I prefer cheesecake chilled to go along with a delicious cup of homemade Latte.
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Additional remarks on the curr...
Additional remarks on the currency of the United States
Ogden, James De Peyster, 1790-1870
New-York : Wiley and Putnam, 1841.
Currency question > United States.
"Remarks on the currency of the United States and present state and future prospects of the country" / by Publius: p. [1]-59 (last group). Has separate t.p. Attributed to James De Peyster Ogden by Halkett & Laing.
Reproduction of original from Columbia University.
Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 32290.44.
45, 59 p. ; 23 cm.
Electronic Access Restricted To Villanova University Patrons
by: Ogden, James De Peyster, 1790-1870
Remarks on the currency of the United States and present state and future prospects of the country
Remarks on currency and banking having reference to the present derangement of the circulating medium in the United States /
by: Appleton, Nathan, 1779-1861


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Elisabeth Lürssen (* 18. September 1880 in Delmenhorst; † 22. April 1972 in Bremen) war eine deutsche Pädagogin und Politikerin (DVP, BDV, FDP) in Bremen.

Biografie

Ausbildung und Beruf
Lürssen war die Tochter des Fabrikanten Carl Hinrich Lürssen aus Delmenhorst. Sie besuchte eine Lehrerinnenausbildungsanstalt und unterrichtete 1899 an der Höheren Mädchenschule in Bad Harzburg. Dann erwarb sie 1909 das Abitur und studierte bis 1916 Deutsch, Geschichte und Französisch an der Universität Göttingen, der Universität München und an der Universität Leipzig. Sie promovierte zum Dr. phil.

Im Ersten Weltkrieg arbeitete sie als Lehrerin und ab 1918 bei der deutschen Zivilverwaltung im besetzten Belgien. Nach dem Krieg war sie 1919 Oberlehrerin und dann Studienrätin an der Kippenberg-Schule.

Während der Kinderlandverschickung (KLV) im Zweiten Weltkrieg leitete sie ab 1943 die Kippenberg-Schule, deren Unterricht auch nach der Zerstörung des Schulgebäudes (1944) in anderen Gebäuden fortgesetzt wurde. Auch nach dem Krieg blieb sie bis zu ihrer Pensionierung (1949) Schulleiterin.

Politik
1919 trat sie in die Deutsche Volkspartei (DVP). Von 1920 bis 1933 war sie Mitglied in der Bremischen Bürgerschaft für die DVP und ab 1927 für die  Bremische Arbeitsgemeinschaft und sie war u. a. in der Schuldeputation tätig. Sie kandidierte mehrfach vergeblich für den  Reichstag der Weimarer Republik.

1933, mit Beginn der Zeit der Nationalsozialisten endete ihre politische Arbeit, sie blieb aber Studienrätin, durfte aber nicht in ihrem Fach Geschichte unterrichten.

1945 war Lürssen Mitgründerin der Bremer Demokratische Volkspartei (BDV) die 1951 in der FDP aufging. Sie war von 1947 bis 1951 in der 2. Wahlperiode erneut Mitglied der Bremische Bürgerschaft. Ihre Arbeit in der Deputation galt der Schulreform und Fragen der Koedukation.

Weitere Mitgliedschaften
In den 1920er Jahren war sie im  Bund Deutscher Frauenvereine und im Deutschen Akademikerinnenbund war sie aktiv. In der Schriftenreihe Quellen zur Frauenbewegung veröffentlichte sie ein Heft zum Thema Die Frauen des Absolutismus.

Sie leitete nach dem Krieg den Staatsbürgerlichen Arbeitskreis des Deutschen Frauenrings, war im Rahmen der Bremer Frauenbewegung Mitgründerin des Bremer Frauenausschusses und Vorsitzende des Philologinnenverbandes Bremen. Sie war zudem von 1956 bis 1958 Vorsitzende des Deutschen Akademikerinnenbundes. Von 1959 bis 1969 war sie Mitglied des Beirats der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit.

Ihre Schwester war die Pädagogin und zuletzt Oberschulrätin Johanna Lürssen.

Literatur

 Herbert Schwarzwälder: Das Große Bremen-Lexikon. 2., aktualisierte, überarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage. Edition Temmen, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-86108-693-X.
 Elisabeth Hannover-Drück: Lürssen, Elisabeth. In: Frauen Geschichte(n), Bremer Frauenmuseum (Hrsg.). Edition Falkenberg, Bremen 2016, ISBN 978-3-95494-095-0.

Pädagoge (20. Jahrhundert)
Mitglied der Bremischen Bürgerschaft (1920–1945)
Mitglied der Bremischen Bürgerschaft (ab 1945)
Frauenrechtler (Bremen)
DVP-Mitglied
FDP-Mitglied
Deutscher
Geboren 1880
Gestorben 1972
Frau
Mitglied im Beirat der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung

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Nanoparticles make lightweight, strong metal
(Nanowerk News) A Missouri University of Science and Technology researcher and his colleagues have created a lightweight but very strong structural metal that could improve energy efficiency in aerospace, automobile, defense, mobile electronics and biomedical applications.
The findings of Dr. Lianyi Chen, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and materials science and engineering at Missouri S&T, were published Dec. 24 in the latest issue of Nature ("Processing and properties of magnesium containing a dense uniform dispersion of nanoparticles").
Working at the University of California-Los Angeles, Chen and his colleagues used magnesium because it is a light metal with two-thirds the density of aluminum, it's abundant on Earth and is biocompatible. They found a way to mix silicon carbide nanoparticles into a molten magnesium-zinc allow that uniformly dispersed and stabilized the nanoparticles, making a super-strong and lightweight metal.
Through compression tests, Chen and his colleagues proved that the silicon carbide nanoparticle-infused magnesium metal was substantially stronger than conventional metals that did not contain nanoparticles. "The evenly dispersed nanoparticles provide strength throughout the metal and improve plasticity simultaneously," Chen says.
The new metal potentially can make cars and airplanes lighter and more fuel efficient without compromising strength and safety, the researchers say. Because it's light, cell phones could be made even lighter than they are today, and with its high strength, it also could be used as a building material.
Conventional synthesis methods have reached their limits in magnesium and other metals, Chen says. "Ceramic particles have been used in metal matrices to further improve the strength of metals, but they tend clump together, reducing the strengthening efficiency, degrading the metal's plasticity and making them hard to machine," Chen said.
Chen and his colleagues counteracted this issue by developing a nanoparticle dispersion and self-stabilization approach, which leads to the uniform dispersion of 14 percent nanoparticles in the resulting Mg2Zn metal. Significant enhancement of both strength and plasticity was achieved in the resulting metal. "The results we obtained open a way to break the property ceilings of metals," Chen says.
To test the metal, the team used scanning and transmission electron microscopy methods. Images produced show the even dispersal of nanoparticles throughout the metal.
Making it available in the marketplace won't happen anytime soon, however.
"Although the method reported here is scalable in principle, many efforts are still needed to realize large-volume manufacturing from practical applications," Chen says.
Source: Missouri University of Science and Technology


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Rose & Thorn by Sarah Prineas
Rose & Thorn, by Sarah Prineas, was published in 2016 by Simon & Schuster. It is the sequel to Ash & Bramble.
After the spell protecting her is destroyed, Rose seeks safety in the world outside the valley she had called home. She's been kept hidden all her life to delay the three curses she was born with—curses that will put her into her own fairy tale and a century-long slumber. Accompanied by the handsome and mysterious Watcher, Griff, and his witty and warmhearted partner, Quirk, Rose tries to escape from the ties that bind her to her story. But will the path they take lead them to freedom, or will it bring them straight into the fairy tale they are trying to avoid?
Rose & Thorn is a retelling of Sleeping Beauty, though perhaps it's more accurate to say it's a reimaging. Rose & Thorn is a sequel of sorts to Ash & Bramble, which set up the idea of Story forcing people to fulfill fairy tales over and over. So, the main goal of the characters is to not have the original fairy tale happen, so things go a little differently than one might expect (although saying that may be spoilery, but oh well).
It's a beautiful retelling of Sleeping Beauty, a fairy tale I don't actually much like, and there's loads of originality throughout. Rose is a great protagonist, the type of female protagonist I like. She's not all gung-ho, "I can do everything cool and awesome" warrior-esque, which can get so tiring and boring. She's much quieter and understated, which I prefer.
The romance was a little boring, but I find most romances boring in YA since it's so clearly designed to appeal to teenagers. Griff as a character, at least, was interesting, although I thought the ending was a little rushed—it was believable, but definitely could have been more so in terms of his change.
The main problem of Rose & Thorn, and of Prineas's fairytale retellings in general, is the concept of Story as this malevolent force that constrains people to its will somehow (through a Godmother, but then at the end it's revealed it can act on its own, so why does it need a Godmother?) and forces them into fairy tales over and over. But not all stories are Story, only some—if they're "your own stories," whatever that is (seemingly the one you want). What if the story you want is the same one that Story wants? Anyway, it's a little hard to swallow and several times it seems a little forced in the story, as if Prineas also realizes that an idea like Story is hard to convey or accept as realistic.
However, despite the problems of its underlying concept, Rose & Thorn is an imaginative, fresh retelling of Sleeping Beauty with memorable characters (even if you haven't read Ash & Bramble) and an interesting protagonist, and carries enough appeal to make me want to keep reading Prineas's fairy tale retellings.
"Ohhhh," I breathed. This was the Forest. It had offered the clearing as a baited trap, I realized, and it had reached out to take me as I slept. Merry had told me that the Forest was evil, and maybe I should've been frightened, but I suddenly felt excited. Ready to go where the Forest led me.
It was, I realized, my story beginning. "Once upon a time…," I whispered to myself.
I ate a quick bite of breakfast, rebraided my hair, washed my face in the stream—which hadn't disappeared, like the road—put on my cloak, slung my knapsack over my shoulders, and, ready to start, turned in a slow circle, looking for a way through the trees.
"Once upon a time," I repeated, "there was a girl who was searching for a path through an enchanted forest."
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Hillsong leader Brian Houston charged over the concealment of alleged child sex offences
ABC News, Australia/August 4, 2021
By Mark Reddie
Hillsong founder Brian Houston has been charged with allegedly concealing information about child sexual abuse following a two-year investigation.
Sources close to the investigation have revealed Mr Houston, 67, is accused of failing to report the historic alleged abuse of a young male by his late father — Frank Houston.
"Police will allege in court the man knew information relating to the sexual abuse of a young male in the 1970s and failed to bring that information to the attention of police," a NSW Police spokesperson said.
Detectives served his lawyer with a court attendance notice, which requires the pastor to appear before a Sydney magistrate at the Downing Centre on October 5.
Brian Houston has been charged with concealing a serious indictable offence.
The evangelist has been based in the United States for several months despite the Australian border being closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mr Houston preached at a service in Mexico last month.
On Sunday, Mr Houston gave a sermon from California, which was streamed live.
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse heard Frank Houston admitted to the abuse, which took place in Australia and New Zealand several decades ago.
Frank Houston was allowed to retire from the church before the abuse became public.
Mr Houston has since released a statement stating he would "set the record straight", concerning the allegations.
"These charges have come as a shock to me," he said.
"I vehemently profess my innocence and will defend these charges, and I welcome the opportunity to set the record straight."


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require 'test_helper'
require 'lotus/commands/generate/action'
require 'fileutils'

describe Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action do
  describe 'with invalid arguments' do
    it 'requires application name' do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, nil, 'books#index') }.must_raise ArgumentError
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, '', 'books#index') }.must_raise ArgumentError
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, '  ', 'books#index') }.must_raise ArgumentError
      end
    end

    it 'requires controller and action name' do
      with_temp_dir do |previus_wd|
        setup_container_app
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books') }.must_raise ArgumentError
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', '') }.must_raise ArgumentError
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', ' ') }.must_raise ArgumentError
      end
    end

    it 'verifies the method option' do
      with_temp_dir do |previus_wd|
        setup_container_app
        -> { Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({method: 'UnKnOwN'}, 'web', 'books#action') }.must_raise ArgumentError
      end
    end
  end

  describe 'with valid arguments' do
    it 'uses --template option as extension for the template' do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app
        command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({template: 'haml'}, 'web', 'books#index')

        capture_io { command.start }

        assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/template.html.haml'), 'apps/web/templates/books/index.html.haml')
      end
    end

    it "handles nested routes correctly" do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app
        command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'admin/books#index')
        capture_io { command.start }

        assert_file_exists 'apps/web/templates/admin/books/index.html.erb'
        assert_file_includes('apps/web/config/routes.rb', "get '/admin/books', to: 'admin/books#index'")
      end
    end

    describe 'route options' do
      it 'uses the --method option to specify HTTP method in the route' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_container_app
          Lotus::Routing::Route::VALID_HTTP_VERBS.each do |m|
            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({method: m}, 'web', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_file_includes('apps/web/config/routes.rb', "#{m.downcase} '/books', to: 'books#index'")
          end
        end
      end

      it 'uses the --url option to specify the route url' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_container_app

          command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({url: '/mybooks'}, 'web', 'books#index')
          capture_io { command.start }

          assert_file_includes('apps/web/config/routes.rb', "get '/mybooks', to: 'books#index'")
        end
      end
    end

    describe 'container architecture' do
      describe 'with minitest' do
        it 'generates the files' do
          with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
            setup_container_app

            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_generated_container_action('minitest', original_wd)
          end
        end

        it 'skips the view' do
          with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
            setup_container_app

            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({skip_view: true}, 'web', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/routes.get.rb'), 'apps/web/config/routes.rb')
            assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action_spec.container.minitest.rb'), 'spec/web/controllers/books/index_spec.rb')
            assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action_without_view.container.rb'), 'apps/web/controllers/books/index.rb')

            refute_file_exists('apps/web/views/books/index.rb')
            refute_file_exists('apps/web/templates/books/index.html.erb')
            refute_file_exists('spec/web/views/books/index_spec.rb')
          end
        end
      end

      describe 'with rspec' do
        it 'generates the files' do
          with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
            setup_container_app

            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({test: 'rspec'}, 'web', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_generated_container_action('rspec', original_wd)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    describe 'app architecture' do
      describe 'with minitest' do
        it 'generates the files' do
          with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
            setup_app_app

            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'testapp', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_generated_app_action('minitest', original_wd)
          end
        end

        it 'skips the view' do
          with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
            setup_app_app

            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({skip_view: true}, 'testapp', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/routes.get.rb'), 'config/routes.rb')
            assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action_spec.app.minitest.rb'), 'spec/controllers/books/index_spec.rb')
            assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action_without_view.app.rb'), 'app/controllers/books/index.rb')

            refute_file_exists('apps/web/views/books/index.rb')
            refute_file_exists('apps/web/templates/books/index.html.erb')
            refute_file_exists('spec/web/views/books/index_spec.rb')
          end
        end
      end

      describe 'with rspec' do
        it 'generates the files' do
          with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
            setup_app_app

            command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({test: 'rspec'}, 'testapp', 'books#index')
            capture_io { command.start }

            assert_generated_app_action('rspec', original_wd)
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end

  describe 'with quoted arguments' do
    # See https://github.com/lotus/lotus/issues/282
    it 'accepts single quoted arguments' do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app
        command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', "'books#index'")
        capture_io { command.start }

        assert_generated_container_action('minitest', original_wd)
      end
    end

    it 'accepts double quoted arguments' do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app
        command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', '"books#index"')
        capture_io { command.start }

        assert_generated_container_action('minitest', original_wd)
      end
    end

    it 'accepts escaped arguments' do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app
        command = Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books\#index')
        capture_io { command.start }

        assert_generated_container_action('minitest', original_wd)
      end
    end
  end

  describe '#destroy' do
    describe 'with container architecture' do
      it 'destroys action, specs and templates' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_container_app

          capture_io {
            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books#index').start

            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books#index').destroy.start
          }

          refute_file_exists('spec/web/controllers/books/index_spec.rb')
          refute_file_exists('apps/web/controllers/books/index.rb')
          refute_file_exists('apps/web/views/books/index.rb')
          refute_file_exists('apps/web/templates/books/index.html.erb')
          refute_file_exists('spec/web/views/books/index_spec.rb')
        end
      end
    end

    describe 'with app architecture' do
      it 'destroys action, specs and templates' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_app_app

          capture_io {
            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'testapp', 'books#index').start

            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'testapp', 'books#index').destroy.start
          }

          refute_file_exists('spec/controllers/books/index_spec.rb')
          refute_file_exists('app/controllers/books/index.rb')
          refute_file_exists('app/views/books/index.rb')
          refute_file_exists('app/templates/books/index.html.erb')
          refute_file_exists('spec/views/books/index_spec.rb')
        end
      end
    end

    it 'erases route configuration' do
      with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
        setup_container_app

        capture_io {
          Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books#index').start

          Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({}, 'web', 'books#index').destroy.start
        }

        refute_file_includes('apps/web/config/routes.rb', "get '/books', to: 'books#index'")
      end
    end

    describe 'with --url' do
      it 'erases route configuration' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_container_app

          capture_io {
            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({url: '/mybooks'}, 'web', 'books#index').start

            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({url: '/mybooks'}, 'web', 'books#index').destroy.start
          }

          refute_file_includes('apps/web/config/routes.rb', "get '/mybooks', to: 'books#index'")
        end
      end
    end

    describe 'with --method' do
      it 'erases route configuration' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_container_app

          capture_io {
            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({method: 'post'}, 'web', 'books#index').start

            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({method: 'post'}, 'web', 'books#index').destroy.start
          }

          refute_file_includes('apps/web/config/routes.rb', "post '/books', to: 'books#index'")
        end
      end
    end

    describe 'with --template' do
      it 'destroys template' do
        with_temp_dir do |original_wd|
          setup_container_app

          capture_io {
            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({template: 'haml'}, 'web', 'books#index').start

            Lotus::Commands::Generate::Action.new({template: 'haml'}, 'web', 'books#index').destroy.start
          }

          refute_file_exists('apps/web/templates/books/index.html.haml')
        end
      end
    end
  end

  def assert_generated_app_action(test_framework, original_wd)
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/routes.get.rb'), 'config/routes.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join("test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action_spec.app.#{test_framework}.rb"), 'spec/controllers/books/index_spec.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action.app.rb'), 'app/controllers/books/index.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/view.app.rb'), 'app/views/books/index.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/template.html.erb'), 'app/templates/books/index.html.erb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join("test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/view_spec.app.#{test_framework}.rb"), 'spec/views/books/index_spec.rb')
  end

  def assert_generated_container_action(test_framework, original_wd)
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/routes.get.rb'), 'apps/web/config/routes.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join("test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action_spec.container.#{test_framework}.rb"), 'spec/web/controllers/books/index_spec.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/action.container.rb'), 'apps/web/controllers/books/index.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/view.container.rb'), 'apps/web/views/books/index.rb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join('test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/template.html.erb'), 'apps/web/templates/books/index.html.erb')
    assert_generated_file(original_wd.join("test/fixtures/commands/generate/action/view_spec.container.#{test_framework}.rb"), 'spec/web/views/books/index_spec.rb')
  end

  def setup_container_app
    Lotus::Lotusrc.new(Pathname.new('.'), architecture: 'container')

    FileUtils.mkdir_p('apps/web') # simulate existing app
    FileUtils.mkdir_p('apps/web/config') # simulate existing routes file to see if route is prepended
    File.open('apps/web/config/routes.rb', 'w') { |file| file << "get '/cars', to: 'cars#index'"}
  end

  def setup_app_app
    Lotus::Lotusrc.new(Pathname.new('.'), architecture: 'app')
    FileUtils.mkdir_p('app') # simulate existing app
    FileUtils.mkdir_p('config') # simulate existing routes file to see if route is prepended
    File.open('config/routes.rb', 'w') { |file| file << "get '/cars', to: 'cars#index'"}
  end
end

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Q: Eclipse disassembly view, can you view disassembly without debugging the program? I was using the Eclipse-CDT "Disassembly" View while debugging a program (in the "Debugging" Perspective. I found useful the way that Eclipse-CDT has the source code display and assembly code display synchronized.
I would like to peruse the compiler generated assembly code while not running the debugger. I am interested in changing things like:

*

*compiler flags (for example: -O0, -O1, -O2, -O3)

*changing C code

And then observing the changes in the generated assembly code.
In Eclipse-CDT, can you view the disassembly without actively debugging the program, yes/no?
If yes, how?
Maybe Eclipse-CDT isn't the right tool for this. I seem to recall there is a way to prod the compiler into generating a verbose/readable assembly listing with line numbers and annotations back to the original source.

A: While in Eclipse-CDT, I just noticed that you can double-click on an object file and the assembly disably is produced. I will have to check this out.
I know you can use the compiler to generate assembly listings too.
I'm sure there are other tools too.

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Hashim Khan Streak
Hosted by Diana Nyad Dec. 23, 2010
This is Diana Nyad for KCRW, and this is The Score.
The women's basketball team at the University of Connecticut now holds the longest streak of consecutive games won in the history of the sport. On Tuesday, the Huskies took their record to 89, passing the long-standing, historic record of 88 straight by revered Coach John Wooden's UCLA men's squad of the early 1970's.
Many have argued this week that you simply can't compare this UConn streak to the Wooden glory days, in that the men's games were more competitive, their opponents deeper. I say we take the opinion of one of the formidable, key players on the Wooden streak team. This is what Bill Walton says of these dominant Huskies: "They play with great sense of team, great purpose, phenomenal execution of fundamentals, relentless attack. It's what every team should aspire to."
So UConn is now at 89….and counting….but the fact that the women's team under Coach Geno Auriemma has not lost consecutive games in 17 years is an even more astounding stat. Superior performance over extended time is rare, special territory in sport. Especially given the bone-breaking nature of the NFL, Brett Favre's 321 consecutive starts over 19 years, including play-off games, which ended last week, is flat-out mind-boggling.
But one athlete doesn't often appear on our list of phenomenal streaks. So we pay homage to him today. That's the greatest squash player of all time, Hashim Khan.
In British Colonial India, in a small town near Peshawar, Hashim cleaned the squash courts for the English officers on the local base. One moonless night, several of the Englishmen, tipsy after dinner, strolled past the courts and, even though it was pitch black, they heard a continuous thwack, thwack of the ball against the front wall. Intrigued, they climbed up to the gallery seats and, once their eyes adjusted to the dark, it stunned them to witness little boy Hashim deftly hitting hundreds of consecutive backhands down the left side wall, without shoes, without light.
Over his prime athlete years, his late teens, all his twenties, the first half of his thirties, Hashim was victim of the class prejudice that kept him a local Peshawar squash wonder, where he beat all comers with sublime ease. It wasn't until he was 37 years old that Hashim broke the class barrier and traveled to the prestigious World Championships, the British Open, and thus embarked on his 15-year run as THE dominant world player, never losing a match on the world stage. Had he been allowed to take London by storm in his prime, he no doubt would have been World Number One for some 30 years. Hashim moved to the United States, first to Detroit, then to Denver, and single-handedly grew the game of squash into a national sport. His expressions in English became legendary around the courts. In my one lesson with him, he declared, "Your hands good. Quick. Legs slow. Stiff. Like oak tree."
So while we're touting the UConn Huskies, Brett Favre, and other athletes of profound durability, those who have demonstrated a remarkable span of unmatched focus, let's not forget the gifted Hashim Khan from Peshawar. And speaking of longevity, Hashim is 96 today, and still talking squash.
This is Diana Nyad for KCRW, and that's The Score.
Diana Nyad


The Book Club Novel Guide outlines a complete theme-based unit with Book Club lesson plans focusing on Tangerine.
Below you will find a synopsis, further reading materials, discussion topics, and reviews that you might find useful during your teaching of Tangerine.
Paul Fisher and his family relocate from Houston, Texas, to Tangerine, Florida. Family life focuses on the high school football career of Paul's older brother—the "Erik Fisher Football Dream." Erik is a hero in his parents' eyes, but Paul wishes he could make his parents see the true Erik.
Because of a mysterious eye injury, Paul wears thick glasses. Poor eyesight, however, does not keep Paul from being an ace soccer goalie at his new school. For a short while, all appears well in Tangerine. Then a series of events strike: lightning rekindles smoky, underground muck fires; lightning hits the same football practice field every day, killing a young player; Paul is kicked off the school soccer team because of his visual disability; and a sinkhole devours a field of portable classrooms.
Paul transfers to Tangerine Middle School, which has a tough reputation. There, Paul forms strong friendships with fellow students and soccer players. While working on a school project, Paul meets Theresa and Tino Cruz's older brother, Luis, who has developed a new variety of citrus. Paul joins Luis and others in saving the citrus grove from a deadly freeze. In Luis Cruz and Betty Bright, Paul's soccer coach, Paul finds true leadership and the meaning of integrity. Luis's sudden death hits Paul hard. He begins to see everything clearly: Erik's cruel role in his eye injury, his parents' lies about his eye injury, and Erik's involvement in Luis's death. With newfound courage, Paul opens everyone's eyes to the truth.
The following sites can be used to support and enrich the Book Club unit for Tangerine by Edward Bloor.
Edward Bloor — The official site of the author provides a biography, a photo gallery, news, and other information.
Edward Bloor Interview — Read an interview with the author, furthermore the site features a biography, bibliography, and other information.
Interview with Edward Bloor — The Page 15 site provides an interview with the author about his childhood, life, and writing.
History of Fire in the Everglades — The National Park Service explains the unique ecology of water and fire in the Florida Everglades.
Ecosystems of South Florida — This page from the U.S. Geological Survey gives an overview of southern Florida ecosystems, including a mention of slow-burning muck fires.
Lakewood, Florida — A profile of one community's experience with and response to a large-scale muck fire. This community is similar to the development in which Paul and his family live.
Sinkholes — This page describes three kinds of sinkholes with helpful illustrations, as well as causes, warning signs, and related links.
Sinkhole at Winter Park, Florida — Features a large, dramatic photograph of a sinkhole at Winter Park, Florida from May 9, 1981. The page also includes aerial photographs of sinkholes along with brief explanations.
Ducksters Sports — Learn about the two sport activities from the book Football and Soccer. Besides the overview and the site provides links to learn more.
Richard E. Lapchick — Read a biography about the author of Sport in society: equal opportunity or business as usual? and founder of Sport in Society at Northeastern University. Also learn more about the program.
The Chalk Lines — This site is a compilation of Charles Loyd McIntosh's articles on issues in sports and society.
"Tell all the Truth but tell it slant" — Read this poem by Emily Dickinson.
"The Oak Tree and the Reed" by Aesop — This fable teaches that it is better to adapt to one's environment than try to control it or fight against it. In Tangerine, the residents of Lake Windsor Downs feel the effects of trying to exert too much control over nature.
Why do people sometimes hide the truth?
What effects can secrets and lies have on people's lives? Is a lie ever justified?
What is power? How do people gain and hold on to power?
What characteristics or qualities describe a "right kind" of hero and a "wrong kind" of hero?
What elements help create healthy relationships between friends and within a family?
The following section can be used to get discussions started in your classroom. It is based on the Lesson Plan within the Book Club Novel Guide for Tangerine. The Lesson Plan includes blackline masters for the students that support the writing prompts. The writing prompts provided are meant as suggestions only. As students become more comfortable with the Book Club format, they will certainly have ideas and questions that go beyond the prompts. Consider giving students "free choice" as a log option. Book Club Reading Logs help students respond to literature and organize ideas as they participate in Book Club.
What words would you use to describe Paul? What words would you use to describe Erik?
What parts of the reading made you laugh? Record at least two examples of humor.
What parts of the reading created suspense or raised questions in your mind?
How does Paul feel about the "Erik Fisher Football Dream"?
Do you believe the story about how Paul's eyes were damaged? Why or why not?
Describe how different members of the Fisher family relate to each other. What conflicts do you predict will occur in the family?
Write about the techniques the author uses to characterize each member of the Fisher family.
What new traits does the author reveal about Paul and his mother, father, and brother?
How did you feel about Erik and Arthur's behavior after Mike's death?
Identify places in the text where suspense or tension builds.
Give examples of internal and external conflicts in today's reading.
What connection does Paul feel with the "Boy Who Never Grew"?
List examples of Paul's humor that express such emotions as anger, frustration, pain, and self-doubt.
Summarize Paul's thoughts and feelings about his mother, father, and brother. Give examples from the book to support your summaries.
Are the accusations Paul makes fair and accurate? Why?
Respond to Part 1 of the story in a personal way. How is this novel making you think about your own personal struggles and growth?
Compare and contrast Lake Windsor Middle School and Tangerine Middle School.
Describe ways in which you think Paul is changing. Support your response with examples.
When do you think Paul first feels like a War Eagle? Explain your response.
Paul says the War Eagles play soccer "like a team." What does he mean by this? Describe what makes a good team.
What, if anything, do you predict will happen as a result of Erik's humiliation on the football field?
What feelings do Paul and Joey express in this part of the story? Give details from the text.
Explain why Paul doesn't seem afraid of Victor. Compare and contrast Paul's relationship with Victor and his relationship with Erik.
Why does Paul describe his house as "filled with poison"?
Explain how Paul's relationship with Joey has changed, and why.
Discuss how the author develops the character of Luis. What words and phrases help you visualize or picture Luis?
Why do you think Paul becomes interested in Luis's nursery and enjoys working there?
Paul says,"I guess people see what they want to see." Explain why you think this statement is true or untrue.
What two flashbacks does Paul experience in this reading assignment? Discuss how these flashbacks intensify the suspense.
Explore your empathy, or feelings of understanding, for Paul. What do you have in common with Paul? What does your empathy for Paul teach you about yourself?
Compare and contrast Betty Bright with someone who has been a strong mentor in your life. Discuss the qualities that make each person an effective coach or mentor.
Describe an experience or event that proved to be a turning point in your own life. What new understanding did you gain about yourself and/or about the world around you?
What were the most suspenseful parts in today's reading? Why were they suspenseful?
Paul asks himself these three questions: "Why couldn't I tell my own parents about Erik? What was wrong with me? What was wrong with all of us?" Write a truthful response to Paul.
What descriptive or sensory details does the author use to help readers visualize the freezing night in the tangerine grove?
What symbols did you find in today's reading? Explain what each symbol might mean.
Discuss what Mr. Fisher is blind to in both of his sons' lives.
Explain what truths Paul is aware of and why they seem to be a source of growing frustration and anger for him.
Why is Paul so affected by Luis's death? What did Luis mean to him?
How has Paul changed during the story? Provide examples of his changing emotions and behavior at crucial points in the novel.
Discuss the reason for Tino and Victor's actions and whether or not you think their actions were justified.
What scene from today's reading is the climax of the novel? Describe how this event affects Paul. Were you surprised by Paul's behavior? Why?
In today's reading, Antoine Thomas starts a chain of cause-and-effect events. Identify the steps in this chain.
What lies have surfaced in this story? List as many as you can think of.
Why does Theresa think Paul has messed up his whole life? Compare her perspective with Paul's.
Explain whether or not you think Paul's parents have changed. Support your response.
What is the significance of Tino's calling Paul "brother" at the end of the novel? Why is Paul affected by it?


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Stephen Cycles from London to Edinburgh
18 October 2018 RedR
Stephen Maxwell from Cundall cycled between 5 offices, stretching from London to Edinburgh, over 4 days this October.
In February 2019 Stephen will be joining the RedR team for a 5 day cycle through India's largest state all to raise money for skills in disaster relief. The trip will mean enduring long days in the saddle, in hot conditions and will be a test for the keen cyclist.
In addition to this challenge, Stephen has decided to push himself even further. This October he brought together the 5 (mainland) UK offices within his company, Cundall, by cycling between them in 4 days. The route went from London to Birmingham, Birmingham to Manchester, Manchester to Newcastle, and Newcastle to Edinburgh; taking Stephen through 2 countries, 3 national parks, 15 counties, dozens of bananas and many hours of saddle sores.
Day 1 on Saturday 20th October saw Stephen and three friends the London office towards Birmingham. Alex, Max Ikin, and Tom Hayward arrived 126 miles later in Birmingham.
Day 2 on Sunday 21st October, the shortest day at 90 miles proved to be difficult as some unexpectedly steep climbs and wet weather hit close to Manchester. A pot hole slowed the team down but they made it and were warmly greeted the a representative of the Portland Street office who was pretending to work on a Sunday.
Day 3 was the longest of the 4 days and saw Stephen ride his first sole miles. In total it is 143 miles from Manchester to Newcastle, going through West Yorkshire and the Yorkshire Dales. The weather held out and arrival to the Newcastle office was around 6, unfortunately the arrival cake was missed and there was a very early start the next day!
Day 4 turned out to be the biggest challenge and although not the longest at 110 miles it managed to pass over high ground and had Stephen battling against a 40 mph headwind for almost the entire route. Progress was slow and frustrating but the route went through some beautiful countryside with the highest point being the border just south of Jedburgh. Arriving a tad later than expected, Stephen managed to say "Hello" to the Edinburgh office the following day to say hello with a cake, a yellow jersey and a podium lion – so special thanks to Audrey Sims and the team in Edinburgh!
So in total the 4 days consisted of 28 hours and 19 minutes of riding, 469 miles (755 km), 31,144 ft (9493m) of elevation (which is approximately 1.07 times the vertical height of Everest).
Thank you to everyone who has supported Stephen so far
Thank you to Carole O'Neil and to everyone at Cundall who was involved in supporting the ride, and thanks to Max and Tom for joining on the first 2 stages.
You can see more about Stephen's fundraising journey here, donate to his page and send him a good luck message!
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stephenmaxwell90
Thanks to our brave and enthusiastic fundraisers RedR UK can deliver life saving training programmes around the world. Get in touch with sarah.caroll@redr.org.uk if you feel inspired to challenge yourself and so something different today!
Find out more about Rajasthan 2019
Get in touch to get involved and join the team on their adventure!


Cynthia's practice includes corporate formation and governance issues and commercial real estate transactions, including, leases, purchases, sales and borrowing. Cynthia has prepared restrictive covenants for numerous residential housing communities in the Charleston area and has prepared and reviewed horizontal property regime documents for residential and commercial condominium developments.
As counsel for lenders, owners and developers, she has been involved in many multi-million dollar residential and office developments in South Carolina both as lead counsel and as local counsel for out-of-state lenders and borrowers.
Assisted Daniel Island Company and Carnes Crossroads in the subdivision, planning, financing and sale of land for commercial and residential uses in a developments of over 2,000 acres in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
Represented clients in the creation of horizontal property regime for the development and sale of residential and commercial condominium units.
Represented several housing developers in the creation of restrictive covenants for residential housing communities in the Charleston area.
Assisted clients in the closing of commercial loans with local and national lenders.
Represented tenants and landlords in commercial lease negotiations.


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Motivation is an elusive thing; it is literally the desire to do things. For an autonomous species, why is it so hard for us to achieve it when we need it most?
There's something about European thrillers: they ooze style, sophistication and a dark humour that wouldn't typically grace our screens. Their clever dialogue transcends the limitations of the subtitle, hooking our attentions from the outset. Walter Presents has a new show for us, The Team, starring Lars Mikkelsen.
The innovation of Tom Hardy and his father, 'Chips', Taboo is a far cry from its comparable competitor, Poldark. Brought to life by Ridley Scott and written by Peaky Blinders' Steven Knight, Taboo offers a sinister, yet intriguing, addition to Saturday night TV.
Norway: a land of devestating landscapes, the Northern lights and fjords; forget those, Skam is where it's at.


Green trees, falling water, what could be better?
As you look at this photo, imagine a cool breeze, a canopy of large green trees, the sound of rushing water at just the right volume, the scent of fresh woods, and gentle solitude. Take a deep breath, close your eyes, relax. And smile.


Just nk share the best part masa pregnant my second kid ni. Walaupun the first trimester mmg sgt lembik sbb muntah yg teramat teruk, tp gagah kan diri g kelas every weekend, and terpaksa study smpi larut mlm, tp hasil nya amat berbaloi- baloi.
Thanx sesangat kt my "back-bone", my MAN yg everytime share the hard time, send me to class, send me to library waktu mlm (sbb ada discussion / nk study)..
Tak sangka juga all the lecturers mmg very helpful nk tolong I study subject2 ni.
But untuk this sem, I bercuti sbb my EDD on 8/11/2012. So kita postponed semester ini.
Harap nya, the rest of the semesters, I will make it the best!.