Thank you so much for your prayers. Please let me know how I may pray for you.
I ask that you watch over this daughter. Help her to see the light. I ask that she begin to really seek you and while doing this she find you. I ask that she be led to submit to your perfect will for her life. I ask that you bind all evil forces working against her. Bring her mother comfort and give her peace beyond understanding. Help her to feel your presence in her life and in her daughter's life.
I have asked God to bless my daughter's boyfriend, even though I believe he is wrong for her. He did get a better job; he is working as a teacher's aide now. Previously he only worked fast food type jobs and did not keep them for long. I pray that he will able to keep this job and do well at it, and if my daughter does not succeed in leading him to God, then someone else will. So far he shows no interest in being a child of God. He thinks that by doing so, he will be giving up his free will. If only he could see the blessings that could be his by following Christ! My daughter seems to see a future for the two of them. This concerns me because she has not been attending church regularly and does not seem to be seeking God's will in her relationship with this young man. I appreciate any and all prayers for my daughter. She is only 20 years old. Thank you!
Father, it is common knowledge that the sick need the doctor and the unsaved need the Savior. Father, I joined my brothers and sisters in Christ lifting this daughter and her boyfriend to You for salvation healing. Father, thank You for Your love upon all of us. Thank You, Lord that Your Will is none should perish. I ask in Jesus' Name that Angels of God be send to this couple to share gospel with them. Open the eyes of their heart, Lord. Send spiritual famine to them, Lord so that this daughter and her boyfriend will become hungry and thirsty for Your Words. Bless dreiBohnen with boldness and courage, Lord and fill her with revelation wisdom as she continue to praise and thank You, Father that her loved ones are being taken care off. Thank You, Lord for Your mercy and grace. Thank You for this salvation healing upon this daughter and her boyfriend. Fill the daughter with wisdom, Lord so that she will be bless with the Spirit of Discerning to know whether her plans is included in Your plans for her future with this man. Thank You, Lord. In Jesus' Name. Amen.
Father, be with all of the people on this page and all their prayers. Forgive us of our sins. Please give faith to dreiBohnen to pray. Please forgive and direct her daughter, please cover her with the righteousness of Christ. Please give her mother faith that You are doing a work now of which she knows not. But give them faith to see! They need to know You are a good, loving, and powerful God. Send, I pray, Your Holy Spirit into their lives today and into the heart of her daughter's friend. Thank You, in Jesus' name amen. Ephesians 1:3	Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ: 1:4	According as he hath chosen us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love: 1:5	Having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to himself, according to the good pleasure of his will, 1:6	To the praise of the glory of his grace, wherein he hath made us accepted in the beloved. 1:7	In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace; 1:8	Wherein he hath abounded toward us in all wisdom and prudence; 1:9	Having made known unto us the mystery of his will, according to his good pleasure which he hath purposed in himself: 1:10	That in the dispensation of the fulness of times he might gather together in one all things in Christ, both which are in heaven, and which are on earth; even in him: 1:11	In whom also we have obtained an inheritance, being predestinated according to the purpose of him who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will: 1:12	That we should be to the praise of his glory, who first trusted in Christ. 1:13	In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise, 1:14	Which is the earnest of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession, unto the praise of his glory. 1 John 5:11	And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. 5:12	He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life. 5:13	These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. 5:14	And this is the confidence that we have in him, that, if we ask any thing according to his will, he heareth us: 5:15	And if we know that he hear us, whatsoever we ask, we know that we have the petitions that we desired of him. In Jesus' name, Father, for His sake, and for the sake of the children whom You have loved, and because the Kingdom belongs to You, please save this daughter with her boyfriend, her mother, and those whom they love. Send Your Spirit, with Your light and Your truth! Thank YOU for fulfilling this promise because I know You are able and willing! May glory come to Your name, and blessing that will overflow to others. I ask this knowing You hear. Amen.
I have asked God to bless my daughter's boyfriend, even though I believe he is wrong for her. He did get a better job; he is working as a teacher's aide now. Previously he only worked fast food type jobs and did not keep them for long. I pray that he will able to keep this job and do well at it, and if my daughter does not succeed in leading him to God, then someone else will. So far he shows no interest in being a child of God. He thinks that by doing so, he will be giving up his free will. If only he could see the blessings that could be his by following Christ!
My daughter seems to see a future for the two of them. This concerns me because she has not been attending church regularly and does not seem to be seeking God's will in her relationship with this young man.
I appreciate any and all prayers for my daughter. She is only 20 years old.
Lord, I thank You SO much that my daughter declined her boyfriend's invitation to go to Reno with him. It would have been a terrible + sinful environment for her to be in. Even though they are still together, You have shown me a little of how You are working behind the scenes. I especially thank You for all the wonderful, caring people who pray for others through this online community. Seeing what other people go through reminds us that we are not alone in sharing Christ's suffering. Bless all the people of this prayer community! In Jesus' name, amen.
For Now, Thank you so much for your prayers. I will continue to pray for reconciliation with your ex-husband. God bless you as well and give you peace and hope.
Dear Lord, I was so encouraged when my daughter said she would not go to Reno with her boyfriend to visit his father on Thanksgiving Day. I did not expect for the father to buy her a plane ticket. It's so hard when my ex-husband undermines my decision to deny permission for my daughter to go. I cannot be an effective parent under these circumstances. Now that Alicia is 20 years old, it has gotten even harder. I pray that You will protect her while she is on this misguided trip, and that somehow soon You will open her eyes to the consequences of disobedience. I thank You that she does have some good Christian friends who are being a positive influence on her, but she needs the conviction of the Holy Spirit to turn from disobedience and return wholly to you. In Jesus' name, amen.
I was so encouraged when my daughter said she would not go to Reno with her boyfriend to visit his father on Thanksgiving Day. I did not expect for the father to buy her a plane ticket. It's so hard when my ex-husband undermines my decision to deny permission for my daughter to go. I cannot be an effective parent under these circumstances. Now that Alicia is 20 years old, it has gotten even harder.
I pray that You will protect her while she is on this misguided trip, and that somehow soon You will open her eyes to the consequences of disobedience. I thank You that she does have some good Christian friends who are being a positive influence on her, but she needs the conviction of the Holy Spirit to turn from disobedience and return wholly to you. In Jesus' name, amen.


for how long is a regional board exam good for?
Suppose you completed and passed a regional board exam such as the WREB or CRDTS. For how long can you use the exam to get state licensures without having to submit your dental work experience?


text:
package com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij;

import com.facebook.buck.graph.MutableDirectedGraph;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.lang.java.JavaPackagePathCache;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.ExcludeFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.IjFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.IjResourceFolderType;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.JavaResourceFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.JavaTestResourceFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.SelfMergingOnlyFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.SourceFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.ide.intellij.model.folders.TestFolder;
import com.facebook.buck.io.file.MorePaths;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.core.JavaPackageFinder;
import com.facebook.buck.util.MoreCollectors;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableCollection;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableListMultimap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.Paths;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.StreamSupport;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * Groups {@link IjFolder}s into sets which are of the same type and belong to the same package
 * structure.
 */
public class IjSourceRootSimplifier {

  private JavaPackageFinder javaPackageFinder;

  public IjSourceRootSimplifier(JavaPackageFinder javaPackageFinder) {
    this.javaPackageFinder = javaPackageFinder;
  }

  /**
   * Merges {@link IjFolder}s of the same type and package prefix.
   *
   * @param simplificationLimit if a path has this many segments it will not be simplified further.
   * @param folders set of {@link IjFolder}s to simplify.
   * @param moduleLocation location of the current module
   * @param traversalBoundaryPaths contains a list of locations of modules in the current project
   * @return simplified map of Path, {@link IjFolder}s.
   */
  public ImmutableListMultimap<Path, IjFolder> simplify(
      int simplificationLimit,
      Iterable<IjFolder> folders,
      Path moduleLocation,
      ImmutableSet<Path> traversalBoundaryPaths) {
    PackagePathCache packagePathCache = new PackagePathCache(folders, javaPackageFinder);
    BottomUpPathMerger walker =
        new BottomUpPathMerger(
            folders, simplificationLimit, moduleLocation, packagePathCache, traversalBoundaryPaths);

    return walker.getMergedFolders();
  }

  private static class BottomUpPathMerger {
    // Graph where edges represent the parent path -> child path relationship. We need this
    // to efficiently look up children.
    private MutableDirectedGraph<Path> tree;
    // Keeps track of paths which actually have a folder attached to them. It's a bit simpler to
    // use a map like this, especially that the folders then move up the tree as we merge them.
    private Map<Path, IjFolder> mergePathsMap;
    // Efficient package prefix lookup.
    private PackagePathCache packagePathCache;
    private Path moduleLocation;
    private ImmutableList<Path> topLevels;

    public BottomUpPathMerger(
        Iterable<IjFolder> foldersToWalk,
        int limit,
        Path moduleLocation,
        PackagePathCache packagePathCache,
        ImmutableSet<Path> traversalBoundaryPaths) {
      this.tree = new MutableDirectedGraph<>();
      this.packagePathCache = packagePathCache;
      this.mergePathsMap = new HashMap<>();
      this.moduleLocation = moduleLocation.toAbsolutePath();

      for (IjFolder folder : foldersToWalk) {
        Path path = folder.getPath();
        mergePathsMap.put(path, folder);
        while (getPathNameCount(path) > limit) {
          Path parent = this.moduleLocation.resolve(path).getParent();
          if (parent == null) {
            break;
          }
          parent = this.moduleLocation.relativize(parent);

          boolean isParentAndGrandParentAlreadyInTree = tree.containsNode(parent);
          tree.addEdge(parent, path);
          if (isParentAndGrandParentAlreadyInTree) {
            break;
          }

          path = parent;
        }
      }

      topLevels = findTopLevels(foldersToWalk, traversalBoundaryPaths);
    }

    // Paths.get("") needs special handling
    private static int getPathNameCount(Path path) {
      return path.toString().isEmpty() ? 0 : path.getNameCount();
    }

    // source folder merge strategy
    // 1. if source folder is within current module, we merge them as usual
    // 2. if source folder is within other modules (allowed by buck's package_boundary_exception),
    //    we don't do any merging.  Reason is owner module will merge folders to module location,
    //    and there should not be more than one module for a content root
    // 3. if source folder is not within any modules (typically generated source code), we merge to
    //    nearest common ancestor.  this is to avoid multiple modules having same content root.
    private ImmutableList<Path> findTopLevels(
        Iterable<IjFolder> foldersToWalk, ImmutableSet<Path> traversalBoundaryPaths) {
      List<Path> pathsToWalk =
          StreamSupport.stream(foldersToWalk.spliterator(), true)
              .map(IjFolder::getPath)
              .collect(Collectors.toList());
      ImmutableList.Builder<Path> topLevelBuilder = ImmutableList.builder();
      for (Path topLevel : tree.getNodesWithNoIncomingEdges()) {
        if (topLevel.toAbsolutePath().startsWith(this.moduleLocation)) {
          topLevelBuilder.add(topLevel);
        } else if (!isWithinModule(traversalBoundaryPaths, topLevel)) {
          topLevelBuilder.add(getNearestTopLevel(pathsToWalk, topLevel));
        }
      }

      return topLevelBuilder.build();
    }

    private boolean isWithinModule(ImmutableSet<Path> traversalBoundaryPaths, Path path) {
      return traversalBoundaryPaths.stream().anyMatch(path::startsWith);
    }

    // find the nearest common ancestor for paths in a given graph.
    // For example, for path (a/b/c, a/b/d) and candidate a, nearest ancestor is a/b
    // for path (a/b, a/b/d) and candidate a, nearest ancestor is a/b
    // for path (a/b, a/c) and candidate a, nearest ancestor is a
    // for path (a/b/c/d/e) and candidate a, nearest ancestor is a/b/c/d/e
    private Path getNearestTopLevel(List<Path> pathsToWalk, Path candidate) {
      int minNameCount =
          pathsToWalk
              .stream()
              .filter(folder -> folder.startsWith(candidate))
              .mapToInt(path -> getPathNameCount(path))
              .min()
              .orElse(getPathNameCount(candidate));
      Path walk = candidate;
      while (true) {
        Iterator<Path> outgoingNodes = tree.getOutgoingNodesFor(walk).iterator();
        if (!outgoingNodes.hasNext()) {
          break;
        }
        Path result = outgoingNodes.next();
        if (getPathNameCount(result) > minNameCount || outgoingNodes.hasNext()) {
          break;
        }
        walk = result;
      }
      return walk;
    }

    private ImmutableListMultimap<Path, IjFolder> getMergedFolders() {
      for (Path topLevel : topLevels) {
        walk(topLevel);
      }

      ImmutableListMultimap.Builder<Path, IjFolder> mergedFolders = ImmutableListMultimap.builder();

      mergePathsMap
          .values()
          .forEach(folder -> mergedFolders.put(getTopLevelForPath(folder.getPath()), folder));
      return mergedFolders.build();
    }

    private Path getTopLevelForPath(Path path) {
      return topLevels
          .stream()
          .filter(top -> path.toAbsolutePath().startsWith(top.toAbsolutePath()))
          .findAny()
          .orElse(path);
    }

    /**
     * Walks the trie of paths attempting to merge all of the children of the current path into
     * itself.
     *
     *
If a parent folder is present then the merge happens only for children folders that can be
     * merged into a parent folder. Otherwise a parent folder is created and matching children
     * folders are merged into it.
     *
     * @param currentPath current path
     * @return Optional.of(a successfully merged folder) or absent if merging did not succeed.
     */
    private Optional<IjFolder> walk(Path currentPath) {
      ImmutableList<Optional<IjFolder>> children =
          StreamSupport.stream(tree.getOutgoingNodesFor(currentPath).spliterator(), false)
              .map(this::walk)
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      ImmutableList<IjFolder> presentChildren =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(Optional::isPresent)
              .map(Optional::get)
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      IjFolder currentFolder = mergePathsMap.get(currentPath);
      if (presentChildren.isEmpty()) {
        return Optional.ofNullable(currentFolder);
      }

      boolean hasNonPresentChildren = presentChildren.size() != children.size();

      return tryMergingParentAndChildren(
          currentPath, currentFolder, presentChildren, hasNonPresentChildren);
    }

    /** Tries to merge children to a parent folder. */
    private Optional<IjFolder> tryMergingParentAndChildren(
        Path currentPath,
        @Nullable IjFolder parentFolder,
        ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children,
        boolean hasNonPresentChildren) {
      if (parentFolder == null) {
        return mergeChildrenIntoNewParentFolder(currentPath, children);
      }

      if (parentFolder instanceof SelfMergingOnlyFolder) {
        return Optional.of(parentFolder);
      }

      if ((parentFolder instanceof ExcludeFolder)) {
        if (hasNonPresentChildren
            || children.stream().anyMatch(folder -> !ExcludeFolder.class.isInstance(folder))) {
          return Optional.empty();
        }
        return mergeAndRemoveSimilarChildren(parentFolder, children);
      }

      // SourceFolder or TestFolder
      if (parentFolder.getWantsPackagePrefix()) {
        return mergeFoldersWithMatchingPackageIntoParent(parentFolder, children);
      } else {
        return mergeAndRemoveSimilarChildren(parentFolder, children);
      }
    }

    /**
     * Tries to find the best folder type to create using the types of the children.
     *
     *
The best type in this algorithm is the type with the maximum number of children.
     */
    private FolderTypeWithPackageInfo findBestFolderType(ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children) {
      if (children.size() == 1) {
        return FolderTypeWithPackageInfo.fromFolder(children.iterator().next());
      }

      return children
          .stream()
          .collect(
              Collectors.groupingBy(FolderTypeWithPackageInfo::fromFolder, Collectors.counting()))
          .entrySet()
          .stream()
          .max(
              (c1, c2) -> {
                long count1 = c1.getValue();
                long count2 = c2.getValue();
                if (count1 == count2) {
                  return c2.getKey().ordinal() - c1.getKey().ordinal();
                } else {
                  return (int) (count1 - count2);
                }
              })
          .orElseThrow(() -> new IllegalStateException("Max count should exist"))
          .getKey();
    }

    /**
     * Creates a new parent folder and merges children into it.
     *
     *
The type of the result folder depends on the children.
     */
    private Optional<IjFolder> mergeChildrenIntoNewParentFolder(
        Path currentPath, ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children) {
      ImmutableList<IjFolder> childrenToMerge =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(
                  child ->
                      SourceFolder.class.isInstance(child)
                          || TestFolder.class.isInstance(child)
                          || JavaResourceFolder.class.isInstance(child)
                          || JavaTestResourceFolder.class.isInstance(child))
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      if (childrenToMerge.isEmpty()) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      FolderTypeWithPackageInfo typeForMerging = findBestFolderType(childrenToMerge);

      if (typeForMerging.isResourceFolder()) {
        return tryCreateNewParentFolderFromChildrenResourceFolders(
            currentPath, childrenToMerge, typeForMerging);
      } else if (typeForMerging.wantsPackagePrefix()) {
        return tryCreateNewParentFolderFromChildrenWithPackage(
            typeForMerging, currentPath, childrenToMerge);
      } else {
        return tryCreateNewParentFolderFromChildrenWithoutPackages(
            typeForMerging, currentPath, childrenToMerge);
      }
    }

    /** Merges JavaResourceFolders or JavaTestResourceFolders. */
    private Optional<IjFolder> tryCreateNewParentFolderFromChildrenResourceFolders(
        Path currentPath,
        ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children,
        FolderTypeWithPackageInfo typeForMerging) {
      IjResourceFolderType ijResourceFolderType = typeForMerging.getIjResourceFolderType();

      ImmutableList<IjFolder> childrenToMerge =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(ijResourceFolderType::isIjFolderInstance)
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      if (childrenToMerge.isEmpty()) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      final Path resourcesRoot =
          ijResourceFolderType.getResourcesRootFromFolder(childrenToMerge.get(0));

      // If merging would recurse above resources_root, don't merge.
      if (resourcesRoot != null
          && !resourcesRoot.equals(Paths.get(""))
          && !currentPath.startsWith(resourcesRoot)) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      // If not all children have the same resources_root, don't merge.
      boolean childrenHaveSameResourcesRoot =
          childrenToMerge
              .stream()
              .allMatch(
                  folder ->
                      Objects.equals(
                          resourcesRoot, ijResourceFolderType.getResourcesRootFromFolder(folder)));
      if (!childrenHaveSameResourcesRoot) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      IjFolder mergedFolder =
          ijResourceFolderType
              .getFactory()
              .create(
                  currentPath,
                  resourcesRoot,
                  childrenToMerge
                      .stream()
                      .flatMap(folder -> folder.getInputs().stream())
                      .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableSortedSet()));

      removeFolders(childrenToMerge);
      mergePathsMap.put(currentPath, mergedFolder);

      return Optional.of(mergedFolder);
    }

    /** Merges either SourceFolders or TestFolders without packages. */
    private Optional<IjFolder> tryCreateNewParentFolderFromChildrenWithoutPackages(
        FolderTypeWithPackageInfo typeForMerging,
        Path currentPath,
        ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children) {
      Class<? extends IjFolder> folderClass = typeForMerging.getFolderTypeClass();
      ImmutableList<IjFolder> childrenToMerge =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(folderClass::isInstance)
              .filter(folder -> !folder.getWantsPackagePrefix())
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      if (childrenToMerge.isEmpty()) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      IjFolder mergedFolder =
          typeForMerging
              .getFolderFactory()
              .create(
                  currentPath,
                  false,
                  childrenToMerge
                      .stream()
                      .flatMap(folder -> folder.getInputs().stream())
                      .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableSortedSet()));

      removeFolders(childrenToMerge);
      mergePathsMap.put(currentPath, mergedFolder);

      return Optional.of(mergedFolder);
    }

    /** Merges either SourceFolders or TestFolders with matching packages. */
    private Optional<IjFolder> tryCreateNewParentFolderFromChildrenWithPackage(
        FolderTypeWithPackageInfo typeForMerging,
        Path currentPath,
        ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children) {
      Optional<Path> currentPackage = packagePathCache.lookup(currentPath);
      if (!currentPackage.isPresent()) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      Class<? extends IjFolder> folderClass = typeForMerging.getFolderTypeClass();
      ImmutableList<IjFolder> childrenToMerge =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(folderClass::isInstance)
              .filter(IjFolder::getWantsPackagePrefix)
              .filter(
                  child ->
                      canMergeWithKeepingPackage(
                          currentPath, currentPackage.get(), child, packagePathCache))
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      if (childrenToMerge.isEmpty()) {
        return Optional.empty();
      }

      IjFolder mergedFolder =
          typeForMerging
              .getFolderFactory()
              .create(
                  currentPath,
                  true,
                  childrenToMerge
                      .stream()
                      .flatMap(folder -> folder.getInputs().stream())
                      .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableSortedSet()));

      removeFolders(childrenToMerge);
      mergePathsMap.put(currentPath, mergedFolder);

      return Optional.of(mergedFolder);
    }

    /**
     * Merges children that have package name matching the parent folder package.
     *
     *
For example:
     *
     *

     * a/b/c (package com.facebook.test)
     * +-----> d (package com.facebook.test.d)
     * +-----> e (package com.facebook.test.f)
     *

     *
     *
will be merged into:
     *
     *

     * a/b/c (package com.facebook.test)
     * +-----> e (package com.facebook.test.f)
     *

     */
    private Optional<IjFolder> mergeFoldersWithMatchingPackageIntoParent(
        IjFolder parentFolder, ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children) {

      ImmutableList<IjFolder> childrenToMerge =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(child -> canMergeWithKeepingPackage(parentFolder, child, packagePathCache))
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      IjFolder result = mergeFolders(parentFolder, childrenToMerge);

      removeFolders(childrenToMerge);
      mergePathsMap.put(parentFolder.getPath(), result);

      return Optional.of(result);
    }

    /** Merges children that can be merged into a parent. */
    private Optional<IjFolder> mergeAndRemoveSimilarChildren(
        IjFolder parentFolder, ImmutableCollection<IjFolder> children) {
      ImmutableList<IjFolder> childrenToMerge =
          children
              .stream()
              .filter(folder -> folder.canMergeWith(parentFolder))
              .collect(MoreCollectors.toImmutableList());

      IjFolder result = mergeFolders(parentFolder, childrenToMerge);

      removeFolders(childrenToMerge);
      mergePathsMap.put(result.getPath(), result);

      return Optional.of(result);
    }

    private void removeFolders(Collection<IjFolder> folders) {
      folders.stream().map(IjFolder::getPath).forEach(mergePathsMap::remove);
    }
  }

  /**
   * @return true if parent and child can be merged and they have correct package
   *     structure (child's package name matches parent's package + child's folder name).
   */
  private static boolean canMergeWithKeepingPackage(
      IjFolder parent, IjFolder child, PackagePathCache packagePathCache) {
    Preconditions.checkArgument(child.getPath().startsWith(parent.getPath()));

    if (!child.canMergeWith(parent)) {
      return false;
    }

    Optional<Path> parentPackage = packagePathCache.lookup(parent);
    if (!parentPackage.isPresent()) {
      return false;
    }
    Optional<Path> childPackageOptional = packagePathCache.lookup(child);
    if (!childPackageOptional.isPresent()) {
      return false;
    }
    Path childPackage = childPackageOptional.get();

    int pathDifference = child.getPath().getNameCount() - parent.getPath().getNameCount();
    Preconditions.checkState(
        pathDifference == 1,
        "Path difference is wrong: %s and %s",
        child.getPath(),
        parent.getPath());
    if (childPackage.getNameCount() == 0) {
      return false;
    }
    return MorePaths.getParentOrEmpty(childPackage).equals(parentPackage.get());
  }

  private static boolean canMergeWithKeepingPackage(
      Path currentPath, Path parentPackage, IjFolder child, PackagePathCache packagePathCache) {
    Optional<Path> childPackageOptional = packagePathCache.lookup(child);
    if (!childPackageOptional.isPresent()) {
      return false;
    }
    Path childPackage = childPackageOptional.get();

    int pathDifference = child.getPath().getNameCount() - currentPath.getNameCount();
    Preconditions.checkState(pathDifference == 1);
    if (childPackage.getNameCount() == 0) {
      return false;
    }
    return MorePaths.getParentOrEmpty(childPackage).equals(parentPackage);
  }

  private static IjFolder mergeFolders(IjFolder destinationFolder, Iterable<IjFolder> folders) {
    IjFolder result = destinationFolder;
    for (IjFolder folder : folders) {
      result = folder.merge(result);
    }
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Hierarchical path cache. If the path a/b/c/d has package c/d it assumes that a/b/c has the
   * package c/.
   */
  private static class PackagePathCache {
    JavaPackagePathCache delegate;

    public PackagePathCache(
        Iterable<IjFolder> startingFolders, JavaPackageFinder javaPackageFinder) {
      delegate = new JavaPackagePathCache();
      for (IjFolder startingFolder : startingFolders) {
        if (!startingFolder.getWantsPackagePrefix()) {
          continue;
        }
        Path path =
            startingFolder.getInputs().stream().findFirst().orElse(lookupPath(startingFolder));
        delegate.insert(path, javaPackageFinder.findJavaPackageFolder(path));
      }
    }

    private Path lookupPath(IjFolder folder) {
      return folder.getPath().resolve("notfound");
    }

    public Optional<Path> lookup(IjFolder folder) {
      return delegate.lookup(lookupPath(folder));
    }

    public Optional<Path> lookup(Path path) {
      return delegate.lookup(path.resolve("notfound"));
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Luxury A 39 Show Me An Example Of A Resume Uploaded by on Monday, February 4th, 2019 in category Resume.
See also Unique I Need Help Writing My Resume Unique I Need Help Writing My Resume from Resume Topic.
Here we have another image Best Of Medical Part 69 featured under Luxury A 39 Show Me An Example Of A Resume. We hope you enjoyed it and if you want to download the pictures in high quality, simply right click the image and choose "Save As". Thanks for reading Luxury A 39 Show Me An Example Of A Resume.


text:
HRH Prince Abdul Aziz Bin Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz v. Mrs Janan George Harb [2015] EWCA Civ 481, Court of Appeal
HRH Prince Abdul Aziz Bin Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz v. Mrs Janan George Harb [2015] EWCA Civ 481, Court of Appeal of England and Wales
The claimant ("Mrs Harb") brought a claim against HRH Prince Abdul Aziz Bin Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz, a prince of the Saudi Arabian royal family ("the Prince") for damages for breach of an oral contract which Mrs Harb claims was concluded between her and the Prince in 2003.
The Prince sought to strike out the claim on the basis that the Court lacked jurisdiction by reason of State immunity. The Prince asserts that if any contract was concluded between him and Mrs Harb, then he, the Prince, was acting as the representative and agent of his father, King Fahd of Saudi Arabia ("King Fahd"). King Fahd died in August 2005. The Prince asserts that the claim is, in truth, one against the estate of the late King Fahd and that it is barred by State immunity pursuant to s. 20 of the State Immunity Act 1978 (s. 20 containing the principles of State immunity applicable in the case of heads of State and former heads of State). Rose J rejected that plea, but gave the Prince permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal.
The Court of Appeal affirmed the decision by Mr Justice Rose and dismissed the appeal. The Court of Appeal held that the issue of State immunity does not arise on the way that the claim was put by Mrs Harb against the Prince. The Court of Appeal went on to find that even if the claim were to turn into a claim for damages for breach of contract against the Estate of the late King Fahd, then the Estate cannot validly claim State immunity since a former head of State has no immunity from suit in respect of private acts and that this rule applies whether the person has ceased to be head of State whilst alive or has done so because he has died.
Previous Previous post: Chief Nelson Ogelegbanwei (for himself and on behalf of the Oporoza community) and 52 Others v. President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Attorney General of the Republic of Nigeria, and Major-General Sarkin-Yarkin (for himself and on behalf of the Joint Task Force in Delta State) [2016] EWHC 8 (QB), Mr Justice Holroyde:
Next Next post: Gold Reserve Inc v. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela [2016] EWHC 153 (Comm)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


abandoned and brought to new glory through beautifully-restored high beams, stained-glass windows and modern furnishings.
The White Rabbit aims to create an adventure beyond the ordinary that stirs the senses.
It is a place where time almost stands still and a place where some of the best memories are made.
Helmed by Chef Benjamin Tan, The White Rabbit's menu is a tribute to classic European cuisine, giving you a taste of traditional fare with contemporary flair. Enjoy our carefully balanced and curated dishes complemented by our finest wines. Book a table today for the finest dining experience.
The Rabbit Hole offers a curated selection of craft gins, sumptuous bar bites and wines curated by our sommeliers. As Singapore's sole gin garden bar, The Rabbit Hole makes it hard to find a more welcoming place.


Early one May morning in 2006, cup of hot coffee in hand, Black Cat Farm Table Bistro chef Eric Skokan shuffled outside in his bathrobe and slippers—and suddenly, his life changed. From the tangled vines creeping up a trellis in his backyard garden, he plucked a plump pod, popped a ripe pea into his mouth, and had an epiphany. That pea's incomparable sweet intensity made all commercial produce—even the California-grown organics he was cooking at his Boulder restaurant—seem utterly mediocre. "I didn't know what really good food was until I became a gardener," Skokan says.
Today, he supplies both of his restaurants—he opened Bramble & Hare, a more casual cafe, next door to Black Cat in 2012—with grains, vegetables, eggs, and meat from Black Cat Farm in Boulder County, which he owns and operates with his wife, Jill. The certified organic and biodynamic (a holistic, sustainable form of agriculture centered around biodiverse land management practices) operation spans some 500 acres and produces an abundance of food year-round. Here's how Skokan and his team work the calendar—and where you can taste the bounty.
January: Skokan selects and orders seeds (a two-week process), maps out crop rotations, and completes documents for the farm's organic and biodynamic certifications. "Jill and I have to recertify every year, which takes about 20 hours of paperwork," he says.
On Your Plate: Order the goat cheese gnudi—served atop greens braised with leeks and white wine—from Black Cat's tasting menu.
March: Lambing season kicks off late in the month, when 130-plus frolicking babies make the farm look "like a playground full of first-graders," Skokan says. He conducts all-night vigils on the coldest nights to assist birthing ewes and then coaxes the mothers and their newborns into the warm, dry barn. The Skokans also raise 160 Mulefoot hogs, some egg-laying hens, and—a new challenge—cattle.
April:Spring's lengthening days spur Skokan's hens to increase production to six eggs per week (compared to just one egg per week from December through February). "Even eggs are seasonal," Skokan says. Meanwhile, he collects rapini, sorrel, spring onions, mustard greens, and asparagus.
May: Buckwheat is sowed as turnips, peas, fava beans, and Hailstone radishes, a white variety with leaves that are smooth instead of hairy, are harvested.
On Your Plate: Try Hailstone radish greens in a warm salad with bacon (pictured) at Bramble & Hare.
June: Skokan plants 30 rows of Valencia peanuts, which he grows successfully even though the tropics-loving plant is supposedly intolerant to Colorado's cooler climate.
July: It takes a team effort to harvest the farm's plenitude of buckwheat, summer squash, haricots verts, and sweet corn.
On Your Plate: Enjoy goat-cheese-stuffed, polenta-battered squash blossoms with a juicy burger at Black Cat's new cooking stall (offering ready-to-eat fare) at the Boulder Farmers Market.
August: Eggplant and tomatoes ripen as Skokan mills buckwheat "groats," or hulled kernels, into flour using custom equipment he designed to efficiently separate the husk from the inner seed. (Most buckwheat flours available in the United States include some husk.) He'll use the superfine buckwheat flour to make soba and blini all winter long.
September: Skokan plants cover crops, such as farro and einkorn, to replace vital soil nutrients throughout the winter. He also sows root vegetables and more greens.
October: Winter wheat seeds go into the ground; Skokan goes through 2,000 pounds of wheat annually making bread for his restaurants. The peanuts are harvested.
November: Skokan and his crew harvest 18,000 pounds of winter squash and 42,000 pounds of root vegetables; he times the intake to happen after the first few frosts of the year, which sweeten parsnips and other varieties.
On Your Plate: Sample endive—"the unsung hero of Colorado," according to Skokan—cooked in roasted pork drippings and served with a dollop of mustard, at both of his restaurants.
Sandwiched between Aurora's City Center and Buckley Air Force Base is DeLaney Community Farm. There, on an April morning, farmworkers gather for a lawn mower lesson adjacent to the fields. The instruction is interposed by the murmurs of two translators converting English into the workers' native tongues: Maay Maay (an African language) and Burmese.
Hamadi Mayenge (pictured), an infectiously upbeat, 67-year-old Somali refugee, is the first to ride the machine. Mayenge has long been a pioneer at DeLaney: He was part of the original group of refugee Bantu (an ethnic minority widely persecuted in the ongoing Somali Civil War) to farm this land through a grant program with Denver Urban Gardens (DUG). He worked alongside the farm's director, Heather DeLong, from 2006 to 2009, when the funding dissolved; after that, he still tended DeLaney's fields as an unpaid volunteer. "Refugees have been through a lot," DeLong says. "But they find the farm to be a supportive place." Now Mayenge, along with four other refugee farmers, is again being paid for his time spent sowing, weeding, and harvesting produce on the five-acre farm—thanks to community support and connections that run root-deep.
This Aurora nonprofit (which provides refugees with everything from dental care to English classes) officially partnered with DUG and DeLaney in 2017. Aided by a USDA grant, it helps pay the farmers.
The Elyria-Swansea nonprofit sprouts most of DeLaney's seedlings in its greenhouses.
The refugees cultivate 140 varieties of organic vegetables, several of which are special varieties donated by Row 7 Seed Co. The arrangement came about via Annette's chef-owner, Caroline Glover.
apprenticeships and a public CSA.
DeLaney produce helps fill tables at Project Worthmore's fresh market, which fed 413 refugee families last year.
Partners (including Annette, City O' City, the Mercury Cafe, and Beast & Bottle) pay for fresh ingredients they incorporate into their menus.
Members pay $650 and supervise two pickups in exchange for 18 weeks' worth of seasonal, organic produce from the farm.
Every Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., through October 10, the refugee farmers gain experience selling produce at a pop-up stand.
Most of the fruits and vegetables at your supermarket are there because they're bountiful varieties with long shelf lives, not because they're particularly delicious. With his new venture, Row 7 Seed Co., superstar New York chef Dan Barber aims to change that. Row 7's experimental, bred-for-flavor, never-patented organic seeds are revolutionary and are being grown all over the world, including in Colorado. Barber has tapped local chefs Kelly Whitaker (Basta, the Wolf's Tailor) and Caroline Glover (Annette) to cultivate and cook Row 7 produce. By utilizing chefs as ambassadors to spread the flavorful food gospel, Barber hopes to encourage consumers to demand better and, eventually, to add more diversity to our industrialized food production system. Want to experiment with Row 7's magical seeds? Order some now to sow in your own garden next spring. Here are the varieties we're (literally) digging this year.
Remember when cucumbers burst with flavor and fragrance? Neither do we. This experimental breed aims to restore the pleasantly bitter complexities of heirloom cucumbers.
With its intentional lack of the oft-maligned "dirt" flavor that gives beets a bad rep, this striped orange variety will convert any beet hater.
If you've ever wished you could savor all the sweet, fruity flavor of a habanero without the mouth-singeing spice, you can live the dream with these little sunset-colored peppers.
This firm, sweet squash changes from green to tan as it ripens, so you know just when to harvest the perfect specimen for dinner.
Kimchi, a probiotic-rich, lacto-fermented Korean pickle, is the darling of chefs these days. Farmhand Organics (formerly MM Local Foods) crafts a stellar daikon version made, in part, with radishes from Red Wagon Farm in Longmont. Its mild tang and gingery crunch make it the perfect gateway kimchi; we love it atop rice bowls, alongside fried eggs, on sandwiches, and right out of the jar.
Even if you doubt the power of activated charcoal, now trendy for its purported detoxifying benefits, you'll approve of this beguiling, black-as-the-mountain-night-sky spice blend, dubbed Buffalo Bill's Black Gold. The tasty combo of coconut charcoal, garlic, paprika, basil, thyme, and oregano plays well with anything cooked over an open fire.
Cold-brewed joe may be standard at Denver java joints these days, but Erie Coffee Roasters' Prop'd -'N- Hop'd Citra Cold Brew kicks up its new canned iteration with Citra hops and nitrous. The resulting sipper sports a creamy, Guinness-esque head and bright, not-too-bitter hop flavor. Stash a couple in your cooler to fuel early morning hikes.
Duke's Shorty sausages, made in Boulder, are pretty near perfect: petite and packable (even in a pocket, we report from experience). Plus, they're slow-smoked over custom wood blends for optimal flavor; the original takes a turn over hickory, while the Hatch green chile variation smokes over mesquite.
Good things come in four-ounce glass jars—or so figured owner Eric Vierra when he decided to sell alfresco-ready versions of his Louisville brand's crunchy, spicy bread-and-butter pickles and tangy-sweet vegetable relish, often made with produce from Lyons' Rocky Mountain Fresh and Petrocco Farms and Trinity Farms in Brighton. Tuck a tiny jar or two into your bag for big-time off-road flavor.
Dipped into hummus or devoured straight, these gluten-free, whole-grain pretzel sticks, made with sorghum flour and caraway seeds (to mimic the taste of rye bread), will have you forsaking Rold Golds forever.
This nearly two-year-old Broomfield brand has changed the way we think about salad dressing. Made specifically to complement the flavors and textures of individual greens, its vinaigrettes are innovative and delicious. The spinach version, a new release with smoked paprika notes and sherry vinegar tang, makes the leaves practically sing on the plate.
Hope Foods' smooth, creamy chickpea spreads, crafted in Louisville, are pasteurized using a high-pressure process that protects nutrients and preserves peak flavor. We can't get enough of the black garlic variety, which gets an umami boost from the aged allium.
When this Denver-based line of canned kombucha hit shelves in 2016, we rejoiced; finally, someone thought to put the fizzy fermented tea into backcountry-friendly aluminum. Take a can of cranberry lavender or orange basil on all your adventures.
These addictive crisps are made with Colorado potatoes, which undergo a top-secret blanching process and are deep-fried in heart-healthy rice-bran oil for less greasy results than your average chip. The chipotle-heavy Backyard Cookout flavor is our go-to.
How do you improve upon 100 percent raw, local honey? Mix vitality-boosting herbs straight into the sweet stuff, as Boulder's Highland Honey does. Flavors range from Tummy Soother (calendula, coriander, fennel) to Nervous Relief (catnip, chamomile, lavender).
If Mexico City–born Susie Hojel launches a product, we try it…and then buy it in bulk. Case in point: Her new Adobo Rico sauce is smoky and tangy, rich with pasilla and ancho chiles, and perfect for, well, braising, grilling, or marinating any protein you have on hand. Not cooking? Stir a spoonful into mayo for a flavor-packed sandwich spread.
If you crave more than a granola bar when hanger hits, these meat-and-veg bars are for you. The gluten-, soy-, and nut-free snacks come in gourmet flavors—Mediterranean Lamb with Spinach and Turmeric, anyone?—and are truly tasty thanks to pastured meat (including Centennial State lamb) and savory spices.
Forget trail mix. These organic almonds and pecans, each lightly coated with dark cocoa and maple syrup and flavored with the likes of coffee and five-spice powder, are crunchy and barely sweet. And since the nuts are sprouted to increase digestibility, you can feel free to polish off the whole bag.
5280: How did Acres at Warren Tech get started?
Joshua Olsen: This land was a horticulture site for Jefferson County—they held 4-H activities and grew poinsettias—until 2006, when it went dormant for budgetary reasons. In 2015, I sat down with a few instructors and Warren Tech's principal and asked if we could move the Squeaky Bean farm [which supplied produce for the eponymous LoDo restaurant] here. They agreed, and when the Bean closed in 2017, I dedicated myself to the farm full time.
Tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, root vegetables, greens, garlic, leeks, peas, squash—you name it. We have a greenhouse nursery program where we start seedlings for small farms and nonprofits that don't have the facilities to start their own; Sprout City Farms, Brown Dog Farm, CityGal Farms, and even Denver Public Schools leased space to grow their starts here this year. It's great because Warren Tech's culinary and S2TEM [science, sustainability, technology, engineering, math] students are learning career soft skills and concrete farming techniques simultaneously.
What does Acres' curriculum entail?
My partners, Dave DeMalteris and Liz Hudd, and I are teaching Warren Tech's culinary students about sustainable food-services operations. S2TEM students do all kinds of projects for us; a junior just emailed me about a Wi-Fi-connected soil moisture and temperature sensor he created for the farm. MSU Denver students are here learning greenhouse management and urban vegetable farming, and the School of Mines is working on a project to turn one of our greenhouses into a "climate battery" [an eco-friendly system that naturally regulates the temperature of the greenhouse].
of course, teach even more Warren Tech students.


Iodine (I) is an essential micronutrient and its only known function is its requirement for the synthesis of thyroid hormones namely, thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3). Thyroid hormones regulate many important biochemical reactions, including protein synthesis and enzymatic activity, and are critical determinants of metabolic activity. They are also required for proper skeletal and central nervous system development in fetuses and infants.
Murray RK, Bender DA, editors. HARPER'S ILLUSTRATED BIOCHEMISTRY. 28th ed. McGraw Hill LANGE; 2009.


A little bit about me is that I am someone who provides home care to others and with that being said I require a lot of patients. Compassion. When someone has compassion for another they have an understanding of what the person is going through. I have a tender loving care for the elderly I've taken care of my grandfather for about 10 Years now I've gained Attentiveness, Dependability, Trustworthiness. Employers hiring caregivers are looking for patient and compassionate individuals who can provide additional support to people who are unable to care for themselves I am Certified To Do So.
being a caregiver PCA is a grate filling am proud of myself knowing am helping out someone who needs care i like making a residents day also when they ask for help and depend on me to help them out is just a wonderful filling that i can provide that and the help they need.
Hello I am patient easy going and really try to get to know my clients. I decided to be a care giver because I myself took care of a family member. It's not Easy for all involved. So I try to be the person to not just help the patients but the family as well.
I enjoyed taking care of my great-grandparents, and entered the role full time, after my aunt's death ; I also took care of an aunt and uncle during their time of need. I enjoy this job, because I like helping people.
Hi everyone I'm a all around "lover of people!" I throughly enjoying working with the elderly and making their day better. Knowing that I am able to help and make a difference is what I enjoy most about being a caregiver. I am in school to eventually be a nurse and feel this my passion; caring for people. I have a great sense of humor and enjoy trying to make other people laugh and look on the bright side!:) It reminds me to do the same myself. Anything healthcare related is hard work but the reward is something that money could never buy!
Hi my name is Gayle, I'm a very easy person to work with my main goal is to ensure that my client is happy. Working with elderly people has always been a passion,it's a joy to sit and talk with them. I take being a caregiver very serious, I looked after both of my great grandmother's before they passed away. I treat each and every person I work with as if they are my own family, that makes me very passionate about my job.
Being a great listening partner and also making sure ur job gets done ,liking wat u do helps alot,I can relate to anyone with my grand personality.
I became a caregiver because I wanted to make a difference in the lives of others.
Give me a call and i will let you know anything you would like to know .336-465-9354 .You will not regret it.I cant wait to here from you .


text:
const buttonStart = document.getElementById('button_start')
const buttonStop = document.getElementById('button_stop')
const buttonResponse = document.getElementById('add_response')
let socket = io()
let modal
socket.emit('join', {'course_id': courseID})

function disableStart () {
  buttonStart.disabled = true
  buttonStop.disabled = false
}

function disableStop () {
  buttonStart.disabled = false
  buttonStop.disabled = true
}

if (sessionActive) {
  disableStart()
} else {
  disableStop()
}

buttonStart.onclick = function () {
  disableStart()

  console.log('SESSION START')
  let data = {'session_control': 'start', 'course_id': courseID}
  socket.emit('lecturer_send', data)
}

buttonStop.onclick = function () {
  disableStop()

  console.log('SESSION STOP')
  let data = {'session_control': 'stop', 'course_id': courseID}
  socket.emit('lecturer_send', data)
}

buttonResponse.onclick = function () {
  console.log('Entering response scope')
  let kField = $('#keywords')
  let rField = $('#response')
  if (kField.val() && rField.val()) {
    console.log('Sending keyword/response')
    let data = {'keywords': kField.val(), 'response': rField.val(), 'course_id': courseID}
    console.log(data)
    socket.emit('lecturer_keyword_new', data)
    kField.val('')
    rField.val('')
  }
  return false
}

let actions = ['slow', 'fast', 'easy', 'hard']

socket.on('lecturer_recv', function (msg) {
  let questionLog = $('.questions-log')
  if (msg.hasOwnProperty('action')) {
    console.log(msg['action'])
    $('#text_' + msg['action'][0]).attr('data-badge', msg['action'][1])
    if ($.inArray(msg['action'][0], actions.slice(0, 2)) !== -1) {
      speed.data.datasets[0].data[actions.indexOf(msg['action'][0])] = parseInt($('#text_' + msg['action'][0]).attr('data-badge'))
      speed.update()
    } else {
      difficulty.data.datasets[0].data[actions.indexOf(msg['action'][0]) - 2] = parseInt($('#text_' + msg['action'][0]).attr('data-badge'))
      difficulty.update()
    }
  } else if (msg.hasOwnProperty('question')) {
    if (questionLog.has('p').length) {
      questionLog.empty()
    }
    let question = msg['question'][0]
    let groupNum = msg['question'][1]
    let response = msg['question'][2]
    let questionList = $('#questions-' + groupNum)
    if (!questionList.length) {
      questionList = $('
', {id: 'questions-' + groupNum, 'class': 'mdl-list'})

      if (!questionLog.is(':empty')) {
        questionLog.prepend('
')
      }
      questionLog.prepend(questionList)
    }
    if (response === null) {
      questionList.prepend('
person' + question + '
')
    } else {
      questionList.prepend('
person' + question + '
' + '  Response: ' + response)
    }
  } else if (msg.hasOwnProperty('active')) {
    console.log(msg['active'])
    if (msg['active']) {
      disableStart()
    } else {
      disableStop()
    }
  } else if (msg.hasOwnProperty('command')) {
    if (msg['command'] === 'deleteQuestions') {
      questionLog.empty().append('
No questions have been asked yet.
')
    }
  }
})

let ctxSpeed = $('#speed')

let speed = new Chart(ctxSpeed, {
  type: 'doughnut',
  data: {
    datasets: [{
      data: [
        parseInt($('#text_slow').attr('data-badge')),
        parseInt($('#text_fast').attr('data-badge'))
      ],
      backgroundColor: [
        'rgba(172, 236, 0, 0.75)',
        'rgba(0, 187, 214, 0.75)'
      ]
    }],
    labels: [
      'Slow',
      'Fast'
    ]
  },
  options: {
    responsive: false
  }
})

let ctxDifficulty = $('#difficulty')

let difficulty = new Chart(ctxDifficulty, {
  type: 'doughnut',
  data: {
    datasets: [{
      data: [
        parseInt($('#text_easy').attr('data-badge')),
        parseInt($('#text_hard').attr('data-badge'))
      ],
      backgroundColor: [
        'rgba(186, 101, 201, 0.75)',
        'rgba(239, 60, 121, 0.75)'
      ]
    }],
    labels: [
      'Easy',
      'Hard'
    ]
  },
  options: {
    responsive: false
  }
})

let dialog = document.querySelector('dialog')
let showDialogButton = document.querySelector('#show-dialog')
if (!dialog.showModal) {
  dialogPolyfill.registerDialog(dialog)
}
showDialogButton.addEventListener('click', function () {
  dialog.showModal()
  modal = true
})

dialog.querySelector('.close').addEventListener('click', function () {
  dialog.close()
  modal = false
})

socket.on('new_response', function (msg) {
  console.log('new response received')
  localStorage.setItem('modal_open', modal)
  if (msg.hasOwnProperty('reload')) {
    if (msg['reload']) {
      window.location.reload(true)
    }
  }
})

// Disables newline on enter, allows shift-enter
$('form').keydown(function (e) {
  if (e.keyCode === 13 && !e.shiftKey) {
    e.preventDefault()
    buttonResponse.click()
  }
})


text:
<?php

namespace Segony\Segment\Event;

use Segony\Test\SegmentSpyTestCase;
use Segony\Segment\Event\SegmentInitializeEvent;

/**
 * @author    Marc Binder <marcandrebinder@gmail.com>
 * @copyright Segony
 * @license   http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
 *
 * @covers \Segony\Segment\Event\AbstractSegmentEvent
 * @covers \Segony\Segment\Event\SegmentDispatchEvent
 * @covers \Segony\Segment\Event\SegmentInitializeEvent
 * @covers \Segony\Segment\Event\SegmentRenderEvent
 */
class SegmentEventTest extends SegmentSpyTestCase
{

    private $event;

    protected function getRootDir()
    {
        return realpath(__DIR__ . '/../../../Resource/environment');
    }

    public function setUp()
    {
        $spy = $this->getSegmentSpy('segment', 'valid', 'just_a_test');
        $spy->hunt();

        $this->event = new SegmentInitializeEvent(
            $spy->getEmbeddingKey(),
            $spy->getName(),
            $spy->getBackendController()
        );
    }

    public function testToGetTheEmbeddingKey()
    {
        $this->assertSame('just_a_test', $this->event->getEmbeddingKey());
    }

    public function testToGetTheId()
    {
        $this->assertSame('valid', $this->event->getId());
    }

    public function testToGetTheController()
    {
        $this->assertInstanceOf('Segony\Controller\Controller', $this->event->getController());
    }

}


> Dried Chilies>Chipotle>Dried Chipotle Morita 1 Lb.
Dried Chipotle Morita 1 Lb.
Chipotle Morita is dark reddish purple. This is the variety most often found in the United States. While it is quite flavorful it is not smoked as long as the ahumado and therefore not of the same high quality and cheaper to produce.
Morita chilies are smoked, red-ripe jalapeno peppers, much like the chipotle pepper. The main difference is that Moritas are smoked for less time, which leaves them softer and retains their slightly fruity flavor. They are very richly flavored.
The intense smoky, complex, rich flavor of the chili is used to enhance the taste of many dishes especially in the Mexican cuisine. It used to spice salsas, marinades, soups, stews, lentils and beans.
Stem and seed the chilies, then place them in a skillet, on a comal, or in a 250 degree oven and dry-roast them for three to four minutes. Shake them once or twice and be careful not to scorch them or else they will taste bitter. The chilies should then be added to water that has been heated to just below the boiling point - if it is boiling, the chilies will lose flavor. Use just enough water to cover the chilies and press them down with a lid. Allow them to sit for 20 minutes or until they are soft.
Store dried chilies (and chile powder) in an airtight container in a cool, dry, dark place. Although it is possible to store them for extended periods of time, it is better to use them within six months. If you do keep them longer, check through them occasionally and discard any that have spoiled.


Following the economic crisis of 2008, which is reshaping internal EU country relations as well as its relations with South Africa, and the growing emphasis on South-South solidarity by the Zuma administration, the strategic partnership is increasingly under pressure.
With this relationship reaching its first decade next year, the SARChI Chair: African Diplomacy and Foreign Policy in partnership with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, are undertaking a review of the strategic partnership, particularly in understanding what makes it strategic for both the EU and South Africa, and how this has evolved in practice.
Given the different perspectives on how these relations are understood, this review brings together scholars from both Europe and South Africa in assessing key areas that fall within the scope of the Joint Action Plan (JAP).


The safety and well-being of a child takes top priority for every parent, and it is ours as well. We are proud to provide a secure and enriching environment for children to grow and flourish. Through our child care services, your child will be able to have the supervision and attention as they would from a doting parent.
Our child care is provided by our team of esteemed caretakers and teachers. Each of our staff is licensed, certified, and trained for the care and betterment of a child. With their studies also focusing on child development, our team will offer child care that truly caters to the needs of your little one.


text:
Toronto Waterfront
The Beaches Toronto
Leslieville and Riverdale
Don Mills and Eglinton
St. Catherines
Assignments Sales
Richmond Hill Hewitt's Gate Condos and Townhomes
Selling Now
Hewitt's Gate Condos and Townhomes
Mapleview Drive East, Barrie, ON, Canada
Developer: Pratt Homes
Request more information Get Floor Plans & Pricing
Please send me information on Hewitt's Gate Condos and Townhomes and include price lists and floor plans.
Are You A Realtor
Mapleview Drive East will soon be home to Richmond Hills' newest master-planned pre-construction neighborhood, which will act as the city's primary entry point.
Condos, villages and detached houses will be built in Pratt Homes' pre-construction project named Hewitts Gate. Amenities are just a short drive away, allowing residents to enjoy the area's peace in this pre-construction community in Richmond Hills.
Features and Amenities
Elegant features and contemporary conveniences abound in the Hewitt community's residences, which are sure to please even the most discriminating buyer. Designer colors, rich carpets, and window treatments are seen throughout the dwellings.
Each home's amenities include high-speed internet access, washing, and dryer hookups. Stainless steel appliances and plenty of cupboard space are standard in the fully-furnished kitchens. Your active lifestyle was taken into consideration while designing your neighborhood.
Stop by their internet café for a cup of coffee or tea when you get up in the morning. At the 24-hour fitness facility, you may get a high-intensity exercise at any time of the day. If it's a hot day in Texas, take a dip in the resort-style pool and then relax on the sundeck afterward. Use our picnic area's built-in grills to have a BBQ.
Other features include Stainless Appliances, Garages, Washer & Dryer Connections, Large Closets, Loft-Style Living, Designer Colors, Private Patio or Balcony, Central Heat & Air Conditioning, Ceiling Fan in Bedrooms, Cable Ready Window Coverings, and more.
It's not a coincidence, and neither is it a passing trend. It's a fact. In Barrie, people are migrating into the city. As a result, it features all the breathtaking natural sights you'd expect, as well as the modern conveniences you've become used to.
More than 2000 new homes will be built as part of the Hewitt's Gate master-planned neighborhood. Retail areas are common in master-planned communities, but not much is known about this one just yet. It is only a short distance from downtown Barrie, which has a wide range of activities for people to enjoy.
This comprises supermarkets, shopping centers, restaurants, and other facilities for a comfortable living. The lakefront in Barrie is just a short distance from lakeside activities.
Accessibility/Highlights
Residents of this development will also have access to transportation services along Mapleview Drive and Yonge Street, which will enable them to commute easily around the city and beyond in the Greater Toronto Area. – There are also other roads nearby, notably Highway 400, making it easy for inhabitants to get throughout the city and the GTA.
The Allandale Waterfront GO station is only a nine-minute drive away from the property, making it ideal for those who work in the GTA. There are bus stations located immediately outside the building to go about town.
About the Developers
Pratt Homes is a family-owned and operated company that has built homes for over a century for families of all ages, from young adults to retirees. The family has been constructed in Barrie, Ontario, since 1890, and it has been passed down through six generations of the same family.
People's resilience throughout history, and what is left of it now, may be attributed in significant part to their deep appreciation of the value placed on the family unit.
The home, the city, and the workforce all play a role in preserving the family's strength. Pratt Homes know that moving into a new house is an exhilarating experience.
Guests are greeted with professional excitement to inspire their houses' most outstanding design and color choices. The selection procedure has been designed to be as stress-free as possible for all participants.
Units: TBA
Status: Selling Now
Est. Completion: TBA
Price: TBA
Location: Richmond Hill
Address: Mapleview Drive East, Barrie, ON, Canada
Dining Area
Fireplace Lounge
Fitness Centre
Party Room
Rooftop Terrace
Unlock Floor Plans
Choose Area
Parklawn
Erin Mills
Concord Sky in Toronto Condo
Pratt Homes
1) Smith+Norfolk Townhomes
2) The Grove Condos
Simplifying Your New Home Search!
Material on this page is not intended to conflict with buyers/sellers under contract with any brokerage. All information on this site is obtained through online sources and may not be reliable. If there are any changes you'd like us to make on any pages or if you are the owner of a development and would like us to remove your listing, Condowizard & Its owners will comply right away.
We represent you, the purchaser – not the builder. Tal Shelef – Sales Representatives @ iPro Realty.
Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Pinterest-p
Subscriber's Email
© 2021 CondoWizard. All rights reserved.
Exclusive Content With Our Newsletter With The Best Hidden Projects


Three of these "secret" places are the island Municipalities of Biri, Capul and Dalupirit (San Antonio), all off the coast of Northern Samar.
Remote and desolate, and definitely off the normal tourist track, forgotten Northern Samar evokes powerful images.
Capul also became the last stop on Philippine soil of the departing galleons before the long, often treacherous trans-Pacific sail to Acapulco in Mexico.
Location: Capul Island, one hour by boat from Allen, Northern Samar, 247 kms. from Tacloban City.
Description: The lighthouse was constructed by the US army corps and engineers. This is situated at the northernmost point of the island and serves as the guidepost for traveling vessels. The big guns once mounted there were intended to support the plans. It was the Japanese Imperial Navy's grand design and last desperate assault to destroy the American Landings at Leyte Gulf.
Location: Brgy. Marubay, Laoang, 51 kms. from Catarman; accessible by motorboat from Rawis.
Description: Magnificent natural rock formation made more beautiful by the Maydolong landscape aficionados.
Description: A 16th century church with its entire structure still preserved including old relics of "santos", handcarved altars and doors.
Location: Barangay Santa Maria in the town of Borongan.
Description: A 2-kilometer long beautiful white beach ideal for surfing and swimming.
Location: A 3-sq. kilometer island in Brgy. Lalawigan, Borongan.
Description: It has a crystal-clear water, white beach, swaying palm trees, multi- colored fishes and corals beneath; best suited for scuba diving and swimming.
Location: At the heart of the town of Borongan.
Description: A natural spring said to be miraculous. This spring as the Boronganons say, is full of legend that whoever takes a bath in this cool spring especially foreigners, will surely go home with a Boronganon wife. Around this spring is Spanish built stone wall.
Location: 17 kms. north of Borongan.
Description: Beautiful white beach. Just a few meters away from the beach with swaying palm trees lies a small lake with fresh water.
Location: Brgy, Bus-bua, 2 kms. north of Guiuan.
Description: A clean white beach considered as a tourist haven. It offers a lot of excitement as you go paddling through its crystal-clear blue waters.
Location: Lavezares, Northern Samar, 248 kms. from Tacloban City; can be reached by half-hour motorboat ride from Lavezares.
Description: Ideal for scuba diving; best for swimming.
Location: San Roque townproper; can be reached by land transport.
Description: White sandy beach ideal for swimming.
Location: Biri, Northern Samar; half-hour motorboat ride from Lavezares.
Description: Ideal swimming spot; magnificent corals and shells abound.
Location: San Vicente, Northern Samar; can be reached by a 2-hour motorboat ride from San Isidro.
Description: Established pearl farm; cool breeze along sandy beach; attracts pearl- lovers and picnickers.
Location: Brgy. Urdaneta, Lavezares, Northern Samar.
Location: San Vicente, Northern Samar.
Location: Las Navas, Northern Samar.
Location: San Isidro, Northern Samar.
Location: UEP, Catarman, Northern Samar.
Location: San Roque, Northern Samar.
Description: A 5-kilometer long stretch of fine white, pink, brown and black sand beach gradually slopes into an ocean of clear, blue waters teeming with fish and other marine life.
Location: Catarman, Northern Samar; 2 kms from Catarman and accessible by road.
Description: Refreshing sandy beach with sea breeze wafting from San Bernardino Strait and coconut palms along the shoreline; ideal for swimming, surfing and boating.
Description: Cool and breezy; big waves.
Location: Rosario, Northern Samar; can be reached by land transportation; 27 kms. from Catarman.
Description: Legend-full hotspring frequented by the sick and afflicted who believed it has miraculous effect; believed to be blessed by the Virgin Mary; sulfuric water.
Location: Silvino Lobos, Northern Samar; can be reached by motorboat or banca via Pambujan River.
Description: Cool and soothing climate comparable to Baguio; deemed as the Summer Capital of Northern Samar.
Location: Biri, Northern Samar; jump-off point at Lavezares town.
Description: This island town is blessed with unique natural beauty. Biri, known for its awe-inspiring rock formations carved due to big waves of the San Bernardino Strait that lap up the eastern portion of its shore.
Location: Capul Island, Northern Samar; accessible by a 2-hour motorboat ride from Allen town.
Description: Wonderful stalactites and stalagmites; guano on the floor.
Location: Mapanas, Northern Samar; 2 kms from Mapanas town proper; can be reached by motorboat.
Description: A natural underground chamber.
Location: Victoria, Northern Samar; can be reached by any land transport; half-km from Allen.
Description: A potential source of hydro-electric power; pride of Allen and San Isidro.
Location: Las Navas, Northern Samar; accessible by motorboat or banca via the Catubig River; 15 kms from Catubig townproper.
Description: Contains a series of star-like waterfalls; good picnic site cool climate.
Location: Victoria, Northern Samar; 239 kms. from Tacloban City, located 60 meters from a lovely beach.
Location: 3 minutes travel time from Mondragon town proper to Mombon.
Location: Capul Island, accessible by a 2- hour motorboat trip from Allen, Northern Samar.
Description: A 15th-century church, 85% of its original form is preserved. Adjacent to it is the 11-meter high belfry.
Location: Laoang, Northern Samar; 304 kms. from Tacloban City.
Description: St. Michael, the Archangel Church built by the Franciscan Friars.
Location: Catubig, Northern Samar; 322 kms. from Tacloban City.
Description: Constructed during the 16th century; a product of force labor of the Catubignon's forefathers.
Description: A 15th-century old Church ruins where Spanish friars were slain by Sumoroy which set off the Sumoroy Revolt.
Location: Catarman, Northern Samar; accessible by land transportation; only 3 kms. from Catarman townproper.
Description: The only state university in Samar Island. The campus faces the Pacific Ocean and is nestled between hills; well-landscaped grounds and sunken garden; and amphitheater carved on a mountainside which can accommodate 10,000 people.
Description: Venue of national, regional and provincial boy scout jamborees; offers panoramic view of the San Bernardino Strait on the west and the Pacific Ocean on the east.
Here is the list of accommodations in the area that have a good service and quality rooms for everyone who wants to stay for a few days in the province.
Here is the list of restaurants that can be found in the province that offer delicious food. A perfect place after a long trip going to the province.
From Manila, tourist can reach the province of Northern Samar by riding a plane via Catarman - the capital city of the province. Local airlines - Zest Air, PAL Express, and Cebu Pacific - have daily trips going to Catarman. The travel time will take more or less 1 hour from Manila.
From Manila, tourists can also reach Northern Samar by land transportation. There are buses that have daily trips to the province. Buses can be found particularly in Cubao where the terminal of bus is located.
The bus will travel going to Matnog in Sorsogon. From there, the bus will have to ride on a ferry boat to reach the Allen Port. Allen is one of the towns in the province where its port is very important for inter-island transportation. From Allen, the bus will continue traveling going to Catarman. Travel time will take about 15 to 16 hours from Manila to Catarman.


From 4th April to 10th April, the delegation will undertake meetings in New York and Toronto, where they will explore issues around parliamentary reform and women in leadership.
As part of the celebration of Scotland's heritage in North America, they will participate in New York's Tartan Day on Saturday 6th April along with pipers, bands and dancers with Grand Marshall Billy Connolly. They will also attend the St Andrews Kirkin' of the Tartan Service, at the Brick Presbyterian Church.
While in New York Liam McArthur MSP will visit the Center for Court Innovation and Midtown Community Court, and Linda Fabiani MSP, as part of her role in the Young Women lead programme, will hold discussions which promote the empowerment of young women in politics and sport. This includes members from UN Women, Women's Sport Foundation, and Susannah Wellford, founder of Running Start.
In Toronto, the delegation will undertake a packed programme at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, meeting with parliamentarians and focusing on parliamentary reform and training for members.
"I am delighted to be able to mark Scotland Week in North America, particularly during our 20th anniversary year of the Scottish Parliament. By attending Tartan Day, we can continue the tradition of furthering positive links between our countries.
"These strong cultural connections between Scotland and North America transcend centuries, and we wish to build on our relationship and share our experiences of democracy, particularly during such a landmark year for our parliament."
• Meeting with Greg Berman, Center for Court Innovation and Judge Victoria Pratt, Newark Community Solutions.
• Meeting with Dina Deligiorgis, Jennifer Cooper, and Mitushi Das, UN Women.
• Breakfast meeting with CEO and Founder of Running Start, Susannah Wellford.
• Meeting with Clemence Henry, Community Impact Team, Women's Sport Foundation.
• Meeting with Kevin McGurgan OBE, British Consul General in Toronto.
• Meeting with Deputy Mayor of Toronto, Ana Bailão.
• Meeting with Ms Allison Sandmeyer-Graves, CEO of the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS).
• Meeting with Amber Kellen, Director of Community Initiatives, Local Policy and Research, John Howard Society of Toronto.
• Meeting with Sunny Dhillon, Researcher and Program Manager, Safiyah Husein, Policy Analyst, and Reza Ahmadi, John Howard Society of Ontario.
• Meeting with Jocelyn McCauley, Clerk of the Standing Committee on Justice Policy, Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
• Meeting with Ms Arezoo Najibzadeh, Executive Director, Young Women's Leadership Network.
• Meeting with the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, the Hon Ted Arnott MPP.
• Meeting with Catherine Nasmith, Architectural Conservancy, Ontario.
Since 1998, Tartan Day has been recognised by the U.S. House of Representatives as an official celebration of the contribution of American-Scots to U.S. culture and life.
The date of 6th April was chosen to mark the Declaration of Arbroath, and this year will be the 699th anniversary of that event.
Scotland Week 2019 is a week-long programme of events.


text:
MRTV-4 онлайн прямой эфир
MRTV-4
Страна: Мьямна
MRTV-4 3,6 из 5
Myanmar Radio and Television 4, known as MRTV-4, is a Burmese state-owned television station and satellite television. It consists of 16 local channels and 154 foreign channels
Мьямна - Общественное Тв
24-Hour Free-to-Air Channel in Myanmar
DVB TV
DVB Multimedia Group is an independent Burmese news organisation based in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Myanmar International Television is a Burmese state-owned national and international English-language television channel based in Yangon, Myanmar.
Мьямна - Новости
Myanmar Radio and Television 4, known as MRTV-4, is a Burmese state-owned television station and satellite television. It consists of 16 local
MRTV Entertainment
Мьямна - Развлекательные
Myanmar Radio and Television (Burmese: မြန်မာ့အသံနှင့်ရုပ်မြင်သံကြား, abbreviated MRTV), formerly the Burma Broadcasting Service (BBS), is the parent
5Plus အခမဲ့ ဒီဂ်စ္တယ္ရုပ္သံလိုင္း (Your Free Digital TV Channel) အေနနဲ႔ ျမန္မာပရိသတ္မ်ားရဲ႕ အေတြးအေခၚနဲ႔ အသိပညာ ဗဟုသုတေတြ


Managed to get JTIS running on a old laptop running XP. So that it is handy for use, I have installed it in the trunk. A USB cable connects it with the ECM so that I get an alert when a part is wearing out. Now I have that elusive Jag part number at my fingertips. I am running Akeboneo ceramic brake pads so they will not be covered by JTIS, unfortunately. But the low dust and long life is compensation I suppose.
My anti-virus software detected a Hidden Trojan in the JPEC.exe file from post #75. So I went back to post #1 to grab JEPC.rar, and finally succeeded in installing and running JEPC on my Lenovo Windows 10 Laptop. Thank you so much Jim.
I have installed JPEC on a 64 bit windows 10 machine.
I downloaded JPEC.exe from post #75. For whatever reason it would not extract to the C: root drive so I made a new folder and then copied the files from the new folder to the c: drive.
Copied C: drive link to desktop and logged in.
Next, installing JTIS; fingers crossed.
when I log in, it tells me refused authentication what can I do to read in Italian?
You are using ADMIN & 123 for log in?
Just tried mine, I can change the language on the log on page and it changes the menu buttons in the program but doesn't change the actual content language from English.
If you can't log in and the language selection does nothing it sounds like your install may be corrupted. Have you tried deleting it and re-installing?
I try but I have to delete everything from disk C?
Mines at C:\Program Files\JEPC you should be able to just delete that folder.
I'm desperately after the Jaguar EPC 2013 including F Type parts.
Can you please PM me the torrent? I can't seem to PM you (maybe my account is too new).
Welcome to the Jaguar Forums! It's great to have you with us. To get your post count up, start by posting a required introduction in the New Member Area - Intro a MUST.
Next, visit some threads you find helpful and click on the THANKS button for posts you find particularly helpful. Each THANKS you click counts as a post. Once your post count is up and your length of membership passes the undisclosed minimum threshold, you should be able to access downloads from the forum.
Here is more information on the newly created JEPC DVD.
Note that the number of folders and files are the same on the DVD and the PC hard drive, but the DVD JEPC file folder is a little smaller than PC JEPC file folder (377 megs versus 378 megs) probably due to PC indexing taking up space on PC hard drive.
Hey Jim--I know this is an old thread but I got a new machine with Win 10. I had no problem installing the EPC onto the C drive but I preferred to have it elsewhere on an external drive. So I tried installing on my external F: drive and used the link for Drive F: and through experimentation, I found that the EPC would NOT authenticate unless the JEPCv3 folder was present on my C: drive. Not sure why this is the case but I tried various things and the EPC would successfully load ONLY if the JEPCv3 folder was on C:\ In fact if I removed the JEPCv3 folder from C:\ it would again be created after trying to authenticate from the F: drive install.
Any info on why this seems to be necessary?
Last edited by SeismicGuy; 02-08-2019 at 11:21 AM.


text:
Royston Crow > News
Hayley loses her brave fight for life
BRAVE mum Hayley Newbery, 25, has lost her battle against cancer – after fighting to be given a life-saving drug. She died at St James Hospital, Leeds, on Friday, following a 15-hour operation to remove tumours from her bowel and liver. Last year Hayley
BRAVE mum Hayley Newbery, 25, has lost her battle against cancer - after fighting to be given a life-saving drug.
She died at St James' Hospital, Leeds, on Friday, following a 15-hour operation to remove tumours from her bowel and liver.
Last year Hayley was diagnosed with bowel cancer while 17 weeks pregnant with her third child, Lucy.
She was given only two months to live unless she was given the drug Avastin, which starves tumours of blood, and stops them growing.
But the treatment was said to cost £50,000.
The Royston, Buntingford, and Bishop's Stortford NHS Primary Care Trust eventually agreed to fund the drug in October last year, because of her "exceptional circumstances".
Dr Malcolm Perkin, the trust's public health director, said then: "Because of the circumstances of Hayley's medical condition, a panel met in special session.
"It heard from Mrs Newbery's oncologist and decided to fund the use of the drugs in this case."
The drug proved to be beneficial and it meant she was able to undergo the operation.
However, although the first part of surgery to her bowel went smoothly, doctors faced problems when they turned to her liver.
Prof Peter Lodge, of St James' Hospital, said in a statement: "The surgery was more complicated than we expected it to be. We found some extra tumours that didn't show up on the scans.
"That's sometimes the way with these tumours, especially after so much chemotherapy.
"We also had some trouble with bleeding from Hayley's liver all the way through."
The mum-of-three, who had recently moved from Greengage Rise, Melbourn, to Duxford, was aware of the risks.
But she was determined to fight for her husband Christian, and children - Megan, four, 21-month-old James, and baby Lucy.
Statistics showed the drug could prolong someone's life by about six months.
Speaking several months ago to BBC Look East, Hayley, said: "To some that might sound a very short time for such an expensive drug, but for me six months extra with my children is very, very precious.


text:
Q: NodeJS MongoDB Mongoose - Getting _.id of newly created Schema I have an app that allows users to rate books. The books are called from Google Books API. I only save a copy of the book in my DB when the user submits their rating.
reviews.put("/:id/new", async (req, res) => {
  let url = await `https://www.googleapis.com/books/v1/volumes/${req.params.id}`;
  console.log(url);
  await request(url, { json: true }, async (error, response, data) => {
    let newRating;
    Book.findOne({ id: req.params.id }, (err, result) => {
      if (err) console.log(err.message);
      if (result) {
        if (req.body.stars !== undefined) {
          newRating = /* some math formula */
        } else {
          newRating = /* some math formula */
        }
      } else {
        newRating = req.body.stars;
      }
    });
    Book.findOneAndUpdate(
      {
        id: req.params.id
      },
      {
        id: data.id,
        id: data.id,
        title: data.volumeInfo.title,
        description: data.volumeInfo.description,
        img: data.volumeInfo.imageLinks.thumbnail,
        author: data.volumeInfo.authors,
        rating: newRating,
        $inc: {
          ratingCount: 1
        }
      },
      {
        upsert: true,
        returnNewDocument: true
      },
      (err, book) => {
        console.log(book) // If its creating a new document, book returns null. If the book is already in the DB, book returns the document.
        Review.create({
          rating: req.body.stars,
          review: req.body.review,
          reviewer: req.session.currentUser._id,
          book: book._id // <-- ERROR, cannot read property "_.id" of null
        });
      }
    );
  });

  res.redirect("/");
});

The issue is that book returns null when it's newly created. But this works fine if someone else has already rated it. I've tried using .save() but that did not work. How else can I get the _.id of the newly created book?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

A: You are passing through the incorrect query options. You need to be using:
new: bool - if true, return the modified document rather than the original.
upsert: bool - creates the object if it doesn't exist. defaults to false.
Update the method as follows:
Book.findOneAndUpdate(
      {
        id: req.params.id
      },
      {
        id: data.id,
        id: data.id,
        title: data.volumeInfo.title,
        description: data.volumeInfo.description,
        img: data.volumeInfo.imageLinks.thumbnail,
        author: data.volumeInfo.authors,
        rating: newRating,
        $inc: {
          ratingCount: 1
        }
      },
      {
        upsert: true,
        new: true
      },
      (err, book) => {
        console.log(book) // If its creating a new document, book returns null. If the book is already in the DB, book returns the document.
        Review.create({
          rating: req.body.stars,
          review: req.body.review,
          reviewer: req.session.currentUser._id,
          book: book.id // <-- ERROR, cannot read property "_.id" of null
        });
      }

See the docs

A: Use 'new': true like this: { upsert: true, 'new': true }.
This should return upserted document.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Home > Articles > MHM November Caption Competition – Winner Announced!
Last month, we asked you to think of something appropriately witty for this image from our feature on Roland at Roncesvalles, published in the November issue of Military History Monthly. We are delighted to announce the winners.
Really…? ….I'm going undercover and this is the best you can find ?
Doctor, I have just returned from the Urals, can you re – attatch this please ?
Charlemagne was really getting somewhere with his static electricity experiments.
Charlemagne was really enjoying the new Van de Graaff generator he received for Christmas.
Mr Tumnus the Faun suddenly regretted every decision he had ever made.
There am I , King of most of the known world and you bring me a snow globe?


text:
What a former Fox News anchor and McDonald's workers have in common
McDonald's workers and other activists march toward the company's headquarters in Chicago on Sept. 18, 2018, to protest sexual harassment at the fast food chain's restaurants. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
By Gretchen Carlson
Gretchen Carlson is a journalist and filmmaker.
McDonald's does a world-class job of churning out predictably perfect french fries, milkshakes and hamburgers, but it has struggled to get something of much higher importance right across its 14,000 franchises in 100 countries — preventing sexual harassment.
I started covering the experiences of McDonald's workers for my documentary " Gretchen Carlson: Breaking the Silence" last year when the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements were garnering huge amounts of publicity, in large part due to the fame of both offenders and victims. But the experiences of working-class women — whose jobs are often the only thing keeping their families from welfare or homelessness — have gone largely untold. That needs to change: As I know all too well, no matter who you are, or what power you have to protect yourself, sexual harassment has the same devastating impact.
The women I met while reporting on McDonald's broke my heart. Tanya Harrell was a 21-year-old shouldering the huge responsibility of supporting her extended family in Louisiana on her McDonald's salary of $15 an hour. One day at work, she says a male co-worker trapped her in the bathroom, ripped her pants off and tried to rape her. He stopped only when someone in the restaurant called for him. Harrell said the assault "changed me forever" by permanently undermining her sense of safety and security. To add indignity to injustice, she was also verbally harassed by co-workers before and after the attempted rape. She reported it to her franchise management, which, she says, did nothing.
Kristi Maisenbach was in her early 20s while working at a McDonald's on the West Coast. She says she complained to franchise managers after a male co-worker offered her $1,000 for oral sex. Their response? Maisenbach says she was demoted to janitorial duty and her hours were drastically cut.
Kim Lawson was 23 when I interviewed her in Kansas City, Mo. Lawson, an African American woman, says her male colleagues at McDonald's nicknamed her "chocolate" and repeatedly rubbed up against her. Like Maisenbach, Lawson says she was retaliated against after complaining, losing hours when a manager sent her home early, and eventually fired.
Since then, Harrell and Lawson have become activists working with Fight for $15, the national campaign to raise the minimum wage. In May, workers like them took to the streets in 13 cities to call out a culture of sexual harassment, gender discrimination and dismal pay at the restaurant chain. Presidential hopefuls, including Bernie Sanders, Julián Castro and Jay Inslee joined the protests, and the American Civil Liberties Union and Fight For $15 announced a combination of lawsuits and complaints with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission laying out sexual harassment allegations at both the McDonald's corporation and its franchises.
McDonald's chief executive Steve Easterbrook wrote in a letter last month that the company is taking steps to combat harassment, including "listening to employees across the system."
I hope he hears what Maisenbach, Harrell and Lawson have to say. I've often been asked if I have anything in common with fast food workers. My answer is simple: I have everything in common with them. I want to state the obvious — there is no comparing a settlement with Fox News and unemployment benefits. For me, getting fired wasn't the difference between making rent or living in my car.
By "everything," I mean that harassment and retaliation have the same emotional impact and create an immediate connection and trust between me and these brave women. My fame was a helpful ingredient in elevating my story of workplace sexual harassment and the issue more broadly. But it didn't protect me from being harassed in the first place.
Even for women in my position who are harassed, it's almost impossible to come forward and tell our own stories. But just as Harrell, Maisenbach and Lawson have done, once those of us who have influence and public profiles do come forward, we can go further and use our platforms not just to protect ourselves but also to change the systems that enabled our harassers.
McDonald's has long suggested that the people who operate its franchises, not the corporation itself, are the ones legally liable in harassment cases, though the National Labor Relations Board is considering a case that would upend that model. But if protocols to deal with salmonella, beef shortages or inadequate fries exist, and if managers are trained so carefully in following those rules, then shareholders and regulators can surely expect consistency in worker-safety policies. Sexual harassment and retaliation are against federal law, and breaking that law is a crime, full stop. Making sure its franchisees follow the law is McDonald's' moral, if not legal, responsibility.
McDonald's should do the right thing and make women's safety as important as crispy fries. Meanwhile, it's important that workers, journalists and consumers make sure the pressure stays on the Golden Arches — and that other industries employing working-class women know we care as much about their employees as we do about celebrities.
Erik Wemple: 'Attack, attack, attack': Inside Fox News's response to its sexual harassment crisis
Patti Davis: Those uncomfortable with #MeToo are going low. Women, please go high.
Benedict Morelli: Want to end sexual harassment? Make lawsuits worth it.
Adam Chandler: The fast-food industry's dismal labor practices are just the tip of the iceberg
Sara Darehshori: Here's what the military can do to address its sexual assault crisis


Part 2 of the ongoing 3rd anniversary Top 100 list for CelJaded's Best Video Game Bosses. Features entries #90 to #81.
Part 2 of the new countdown featuring my top 20 favourite music tracks from Sonic the Hedgehog games. Way cool!
Part 3 of the ongoing anniversary mega list for CelJaded's Top 100 Best Video Games. Features entries #80 to #71.
A detailed look at the Dreamcast, its games, and the legacy that Sega's final console left behind as well as my thoughts on it after fifteen crazy years.