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Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission
Light refreshments are served and the Elders explain the mission, vision, core values, strategies and history of Gospel Fellowship. Additionally, it is an.
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Partnering with other organizations enables LEI to multiply its mission and more. Programme (Bangladesh) AEI (LEI) Brazil Africa Inland Mission (AIM) Africa. Full Gospel Fellowship, Guyana; General Baptist Conference (Philippines).
12, 2013 /Christian Newswire/ — On Sunday, July 28th, the East Denver Bible Baptist Church, a small mission church in a working class. sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship, the largest Christi.
Feb 9, 2019. a Christian Leaders Fellowship CLF in Brazil between February 4 ~ 9, Pastor Flores, happy as he realizes the gospel on the last day of the.
Maria came to Vienna from Brazil more than a decade ago. Recently the church was infiltrated by an enemy of the Gospel who poisoned Maria's food during a fellowship meal. She was hospitalized but h.
Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission – BGFM – A Mission whose goal it is to share the Gospel message of Jesus Christ to Brazilians
The Facebook video begins with two Mormon missionaries on the tough streets of Manaus, Brazil. the missionary throws it over a fence. While his companion watches, the larger missionary proceeds to.
For him, the result is a church with more dedication, love, unity, faithfulness, more mission focused, and more committed to the work of preaching the gospel. For Josanan Júnior, leader of Stewardship.
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Mission Senders. A Network of Families and Individuals Committed to Funding Our Missionaries. The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod's career and GEO missionaries (globally engaged in outreach missionaries serving one- to two-year terms) serve in diverse settings around the world.
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A visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Phyllis' name may be made to Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission, 125 W. Ash St, Springfield, IL 627.
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) is a Christian organization that provides aviation, communications, and learning technology services to more than 1,000 Christian and humanitarian agencies, as well as thousands of isolated missionaries and indigenous villagers in the world's most remote areas. There are three major operational centers – Nampa, Idaho, United States, Ashford, United Kingdom.
Scriptures For Spiritual Growth (HCSB). What can we learn about discipleship from the Scriptures? It isn't enough for us to agree that God wants us to mature as believers. And our job isn't complete when we define a clear path for s. Derby said. "We are happy to have them. In the quiet they can focus on God, Scripture
Dan Anderson (Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission) Darrel Simmons (Friends of Israel) Jerry and Cara Holm (UIM International) Neil and Rachelle Kunnari (Ethnos 360) Kady Smith (Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission) Bill and Sandi Graf (Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission/ Rio Grande Bible Institute) Session audio recordings. 10/15/2018. Session 1.
About Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission is located at the address 125 W Ash St in Springfield, Illinois 62704. They can be contacted via phone at (217) 523-7176 for pricing, hours and directions.
The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod Inc., including Mission Central (in Mapleton, Iowa), is an IRS registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charity. A contribution designated (restricted) for a specific purpose when accepted, will be used only to fund expenses related to that purpose.
Jan 30, 2013 · Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission leaders discuss why the ministry turned to health care sharing with Samaritan Ministries International to take care of their missionaries' needs. Features.
Taking place at Mackenzie Presbyterian University in São Paulo, Brazil. for Christian mission. The Lausanne Movement has called for a renewed effort by the global church to navigate these waters as.
Missions is a partnership in the gospel between the local church and those who serve around the world. Calvary is privileged. Brazil, Jon & Denielle Johnson.
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Tim and Faith Brennan are ministering as church planters in Brazil, working primarily. Gospel Fellowship Association is a worldwide mission board sponsoring.
The goal of our mission (Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission) is to plant churches in the cities and towns of Brazil that have the greatest need to hear the gospel. My part of that vision is working with discipleships, children's ministries, evangelistic Bible studies, and youth ministries.
Our mission is to advance the skills of qualified Christian leaders to more effectively evangelize their own people and to train others to do the same. It was birthed out of the vision to ensure that.
Jackets head coach Biff Parson is taking a trip starting on March 13 to head to Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. many missions opportunities that the FCA takes part in on a regular basis. "I really am looki.
Mission Board: Gospel Fellowship Association. On The Field: Since 2005. Email: [email protected] Larry & Lydabelle Barrett. Field: Brazil. Ministry:.
They will continue to serve as regional directors for Marion-based World Gospel Mission. recalls Nancy Grimes, mission chairperson at Trinity Park. Eric Pangburn of Greenfield, the Hancock County a.
Dave Forney is a Mission Aviation Fellowship medevac bush pilot in Indonesia. using airplanes to help people in need and to do what they can to spread the Gospel. MAF currently works in about 50 co.
Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission (BGFM) – A Mission whose goal is to share, through its missionaries and ministries, the Gospel message of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior to Brazilians.
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Chris & Jana & family are serving with Brazil Gospel Fellowship at the home office in. Randy and Adena are serving in Nigeria with SIM (Serving In Missions ).
Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission (BGFM), Springfield, IL. 562 likes · 5 were here. Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission seeks to Evangelize the lost,
Mission: Baptist Bible Fellowship (BBF). Contact:. coelhos Roberto and Patricia Coelho – Brazil. Mission: Gospel Fellowship Association (GFA). Contact:.
All the money raised is donated to "Gospel for Asia. Bulgaria with Amazing Grace Fellowship and put on puppet shows for children in gypsy villages. The sisters said they have donated puppets to mis.
Peter Doolittle – Brazil Central Mission Clearinghouse. Tom Ebert – Milwaukee. Marc Hynek – Costa Rica Gospel Fellowship Assc. Dan Kowach – South.
See more of Brazil Gospel Fellowship Mission (BGFM) on Facebook. Log In. or. Missionary Carlett Ministries. Religious Organization. Igreja Universal Lowell. Piedmont Missions Fellowship. Seminário – Instituto Bíblico Esperança (IBE) da AIBICAL. Igreja Bíblica Batista Mirasol.
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the Gospel from Long Beach will. the importance and mandatory need for missions," he said. "For me, medical missions was no longer optional." Since that conference, Oliver has traveled to Nepal, Br.
2017: Missions Trip to Utah, July 6-12; 2016: Gospel Life Church: Ft. Collins, Church: Lititz, Pennsylvania; 2013: New York Gospel Mission: Manhattan, NY. Milton & Sharon Nunes Missionaries to Brazil. Gospel Fellowship Association.
Catholic Charismatic Center on the World Wide Web. Charisma: Catholic Charismatic Center Sites List. Charismatic Yellow Pages, Gruppo Evangelizzazione 2000. Christian Churches Together in the USA
Kampala — FIFTY years go back to 1960, when the Gospel Mission to Uganda was officially registered. In the late 1960s, a school-based revival grew into the Young Christian Ambassadors Fellowship wh.
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The annual world missions conference at the Good Samaritan. Fellowship for Mozambique and Kenya, Africa and Irian Jaya, at 7 p.m. March 5 and at 10 a.m. March 6. The Rev. Billy and Mrs. Fuller, for.
Learn more about our mission partners at Harvest. world. Jodi Ward. Child Evangelism Fellowship. child evangelism. read more. Child Evangelism Fellowship.
as well as a missionary with the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) at the time. He realized there was a need for the Gospel to reach one of his favorite online platforms. "I love tryi.
SERRA NEGRA, Brazil, Sept. 30, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ — Child Evangelism Fellowship. another mission board. When CEF founder, Mr. J. Irvin Overholtzer, visited them on his 1940 tour of South Am.
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Missions – God Has Equipped All Of Us For Service In His Kingdom. and Aldine are serving in the support ministry of Amazon Salt and Light in Humaita, Brazil. Amazon Salt and Light is focusing on establishing the Gospel in the villages and.
See joshuaproject.net for more about – Brazil |. Country: Brazil. Number of People Groups. 316. People Groups Unreached. 38 (12.0%). Progress Level.
Azusafest is a three-day Gospel music celebration. between United States and Brazil. God sent us as a nation to help Brazil and now we need Brazil to help us," stated Apostle Fred Berry, "so we're.
World Gospel Mission (WGM) is an interdenominational Christian holiness missionary agency. the Evangelical Fellowship of Missions Agencies (EFMA), and Standards of Excellence in Short-Term Mission. Mr and Mrs Dale Sloat pioneered WGM ministry in Brazil in 1966, primarily through radio and television ministry.
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Imphal, March 20: Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said it is his party alone which can protect the culture, language and history of the people of the Northeast, and claimed to have blocked the passing of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 in the Rajya Sabha.
Launching a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gandhi said he and his party would continue to oppose that bill as he reminded the people at the rally here in Manipur that all Modi has done for the eight states in the region is rename Manmohan Singh's "Look East" policy as "Act East" policy.
Apart from the nomenclature there has been no progress, the Congress chief added.
He also slammed the Prime Minister for failing "to create the two crore jobs annually" that he had promised and flayed him for "instead destroying 30,000 jobs everyday over the past five years".
Gandhi poked fun at Modi over his demonetisation move. "One fine morning, PM woke up and said I do not like the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currencies bills. These ought to be demonetised.
"Common people had to stand in the long serpentine queues in banks", but that did not matter to the ruling dispensation, he said.
About the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which Gandhi calls the "Gabbar Singh Tax", he said it was introduced to benefit Modi's "wealthy friends while the small and medium traders were hit below the belt".
Appealing to the people to vote for the Congress and not the "RSS-BJP" nexus which is out to destroy the country, the Congress chief said "whenever Modi says something, he has a nasty plan and he always divides the people by spreading hatred."
Gandhi will be in Tripura later in the day.
Manipur goes to the polls in the first two phases of the Lok Sabha elections.
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Dr. Katerina Kousoulaki: The future of fish nutrition in aquaculture
Strategic management of aquaculture byproducts can lead to increased production with less fish.
With global population growth and an increasing demand for fish products, the aquaculture sector is facing more pressure for seafood production. Dr. Katerina Kousoulaki, senior researcher at Nofima AS in Bergen, Norway, discusses the future challenges and opportunities for fish nutrition, including microalagae, in aquaculture.
The following is an edited transcript of Tom Martin's interview with Dr. Katerina Kousoulaki. Click below to hear the full audio.
Tom: Considering the increased demand for raw materials in a growing aquaculture sector, do we need to revisit nutrient requirements for farmed fish? Dr. Katerina Kousoulaki is a senior researcher at Nofima AS in Bergen, Norway. She leads research projects in fish nutrition and physiology, raw material processing and feed technology related to aquaculture, fisheries and the development of new ingredients for the aquaculture and food industries. Her current work focuses mainly on the effects of new dietary ingredients on fish health, welfare, production characteristics and final product quality for consumers. Dr. Kousoulaki joins us to talk about the future challenges and opportunities within evolving raw materials basket. Thanks for joining us.
Katerina: Thank you for having me.
Tom: So, we're experiencing something of a perfect storm here: global population growth, increasing per-capita seafood consumption, including increasing human demand for omega-3s found in fish products, and the maxing out of wild fisheries. This would seem to place increasing pressures for future seafood production on aquaculture. Is that an accurate assessment, would you say? Why is the availability of raw materials important?
Katerina: This is very true, Tom, and along with the population increase, our nutrition standards also increased, and we consume more protein and are becoming increasingly aware of the health benefits of more marine omega-3s. So, aquaculture products that combine both can still grow in a sustainable way.
Tom: What sorts of raw materials are we talking about here?
Katerina: To manufacture feeds, of course, we need raw materials that should come from sustainable sources in industries, and these are mainly byproducts from maize and soya production. They're from wheat and sunflower oil, peas, animal byproducts. There are, in some markets, byproducts from fisheries, capture fisheries, so there are all sorts of ingredients that could potentially also end up as food, but they are also used in the aquaculture market, which is increasing.
Tom: Why is the availability of these raw materials a challenge for the aquaculture feed industry?
Katerina: Exactly because capture fisheries have been stagnant during the last years, and as fish eat fish, fishmeal has always been the golden standard for aquafeeds. Replacing fishmeal is possible to a degree but requires substantial processing to refine materials from plant origins and make them available to fish.
Tom: As I mentioned in the introduction, your work focuses on the effects of new dietary ingredients on fish health, welfare, production characteristics in the final product quality that consumers see. Let's unpack that, and let me first ask: do we need to revisit nutrient requirements for farmed fish, and why?
Katerina: Yeah. Going back to the time that fish like salmon, trout, bass and bream were fed fishmeal-based feeds, those covered their needs and requirements as we know them, but moving to vegetable-based diets and also considering the changes in the environment, like climate change and temperatures, the changes of the technologies and more efficient production, like closer circulation systems that challenge the fish, we need to reconsider and make sure that we provide all that the fish need to grow both fast and robust.
Tom: Researchers at the University of Stirling have developed a model that shows an increasing availability of raw material from byproduct that is derived from aquaculture as that sector continues to grow. Are you familiar with this research? And if you are, what can you tell us about the raw material derived from aquaculture byproducts?
Katerina: Yes, that's true. Strategic management of byproducts can lead to increased production from, actually, less fish. This study emphasizes the need to fully utilize the byproducts from aquaculture. In the case study, they have demonstrated that the potential of Scottish salmon farms, for example, could increase food production by 60% and the revenues by 800% and a total of 5% increase in the baseline of the company. These byproducts are, for example, the blood, the frames, the heads, the skin, the belly flaps, trimmings, viscera, and all that amounts to up to 50%, almost, of the whole bodyweight. So, if we find clever ways to use these byproducts in fish products, then that could actually increase a lot of production of food from aquaculture.
Tom: Can marine phytoplankton and seaweed be used instead of fishmeal and marine fish feed?
Katerina: Yeah. This is actually an exciting new way of feed for relation development. Phytoplankton is like microalgae. It's the base of the food chain and the primary producers of vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids, essential amino acids, so microalgae production is growing, and we are already testing this biomass against fish pill and fish oil with very exciting results.
Tom: So, what are the effects of these new dietary ingredients on fish health and fish welfare?
Katerina: Such materials, they contain bioactive compounds that can increase the gut health of the fish. The performance of the fish in aquaculture relies very much on the fish and digestion and also the immune system to fight pathogens and stress, so then we can reduce, also, the use of antibiotics.
Tom: How do they impact production characteristics?
Katerina: What we have experienced, actually, is that the use of microalgae can make fish grow faster, and that's possibly due to the improvement of the gut function — also, in particular, in suboptimal conditions. Microalgae, when you use the whole organism, they contain oil, the nutrients that the fish actually needs. Also, that enhances, naturally, the quality of the filler like color attributes. We have seen better pigmentation, which is important in salmon, among others. Also, the fish seemed to like the taste, so they can eat more and grow faster.
Tom: So, what are the challenges in producing a high-quality product?
Katerina: There are actually many different quality standards, and that's a tricky one. The farmers, they have to address them all, depending on their markets, and some are related to the nutritional value of the product and proteins in fish. They nearly always meet the requirement of high-quality, but the levels of the omega-3 in the filler may vary, the looks of the filler may vary, their shelf life, and also the environmental friendliness of the production, so these consumers are increasingly aware of welfare issues, so how the animals were treated during production. It's very important, also, that there are no undesirable compounds, toxic contaminants, pesticides, PCBs — so this is very important. Some markets actually demand no use of GM products, and the sourcing of the raw materials for feed production is important, that it comes from sustainable industries.
Tom: How will these adjustments affect the full life cycle of the fish?
Katerina: If we decrease fishmeal in the diet without making the necessary compensation for important nutrients, the fish may not actually have a robust immune system and may suffer more from disease and grow slower, so it is very important that we become completely aware of what we're removing when we take away the marine ingredient and what we are bringing back when we are using different alternative sources. Some are very rich, as I said, so it goes very well, actually.
Tom: I think you just touched on this a moment ago, but just to kind of expand on it, can the consumer anticipate noticing any influence on the final product quality?
Katerina: I would say not really. Those eating fish will still enjoy them in a way, but, for example, microalgae may even improve the taste. Lowering fishmeal in the diets may also reduce the fishiness of the product, which consumer segments appreciate, so they want to use the sources on top of a fish that doesn't really smell or taste fishy.
Tom: Dr. Katerina Kousoulaki is a senior researcher at Nofima AS in Bergen, Norway. Thank you so much for joining us.
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Margaret Ryan, from the Medical Law and Patients' Rights team in Leeds, has helped secure £16,500 in compensation for a man whose broken wrist remained undiagnosed for over eight months.
Daniel was playing football, and was in goal when he went to make a save. The force of the ball bent Daniel's right hand backwards causing him to injure his wrist.
Later the same day, Daniel's wrist had not improved, so he attended the Accident and Emergency department of St James' Hospital in Leeds. As part of the examination Daniel was asked to perform various hand movements and he was diagnosed with a sprained right wrist. Daniel was told he did not require an x-ray and he was simply advised to go home, rest his wrist and take paracetamol.
Daniel's continued suffer from pain in his right and, whilst the bruising subsided over time, the swelling remained. Eight months later Daniel visited his GP as his hand was still causing him significant pain, and he was referred for an x-ray at Wharfedale Hospital. The x-ray showed Daniel was suffering from a fractured scaphoid bone and some displacement, which related back to his footballing injury.
Daniel underwent surgery on his fractured scaphoid bone to fix it with a screw, and he required physiotherapy treatment for his wrist and suffered permanent limited flexion in the wrist and reduced grip strength.
It was claimed that if Daniel had received an x-ray when he originally attended Accident and Emergency, the fractured bone would have been diagnosed, and his wrist would have been put in a cast immediately. The fracture would therefore have united successfully and Daniel would not have required surgery, he could also have avoided eight months of pain and suffering.


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Wrist Ligament Injury / Scapho-lunate ligament injury
The wrist (carpus) is made up of many bones which are connected by a complex series of ligaments. These ligaments act to keep the bones in place when your wrist moves and when you load your wrist such as when gripping objects and pushing a door. The scapho-lunate ligament is a particularly important wrist ligament in the centre of your wrist that holds the scaphoid and lunate bones together. Mr Naqui has a particular interest in the management of these injuries, having done published research in this area. Link the blog on scapholunate research.
Ligament injuries typically occur after a fall on the outstretched hand. They can also occur as a result of sporting injuries.
Patients may experience pain, swelling and bruising in the wrist. Movements of the wrist may be painful and restricted. Grip strength is often reduced. Pain can be felt when attempting to load the wrist such as when getting out of a chair. On examining there can be pin-point tenderness over the affected ligament.
The first step is to undergo a consultation, involving a medical history and clinical examination. Mr Naqui usually organises further tests such as an x-ray or MRI scan. These may help to identify the extent of any ligament injury and any associated fractures.
Treatment will depend on whether there has been a sprain, partial tear or complete tear of the ligament. This will be taken in context of the patient's symptoms and degree of functional impairment.
Sprains and partial tears are usually treated conservatively by a combination of splintage and highly specific wrist strengthening exercises. The prognosis of sprain and partial tears is generally good with restoration of normal function and resolution of symptoms expected with conservative measures.
If there is a complete tear of the ligament or persistent ongoing pain for some time then Mr Naqui may advise a wrist arthroscopy as an initial surgical procedure.
Wrist arthroscopy details can be found here.
In the acute setting a torn ligament can be repaired if required. If possible, this is done through key hole surgery or sometimes through open surgery. The torn ligament will be reattached with sutures to bone.
If the ligament has been injured for some months, then reconstructive surgery (where a new ligament is fashioned) can be performed. This is also day case surgery and the steps will be carefully described to you by Mr Naqui.
The hand will be placed in a cast following the surgery for around 4 weeks. This will be removed at clinic. Any sutures inserted will be removed at around 10 days.
Pain and swelling are common following surgery, these should settle after a few days with simple painkillers. Infection is rare. Stiffness at the joint should improve if you follow the exercise programme as advised by Mr Naqui and the hand therapist following surgery. Injury to nerves around the wrist may occur during surgery and lead to a feeling of numbness around the scar area. In a proportion of patients restoration of full strength and movement does not occur. If this were to happen then Mr Naqui will discuss further options.


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package com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.runners.worker;

import static com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.runners.worker.SourceTranslationUtils.cloudPositionToReaderPosition;
import static com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.runners.worker.SourceTranslationUtils.cloudProgressToReaderProgress;
import static com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.runners.worker.SourceTranslationUtils.splitRequestToApproximateSplitRequest;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

import com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.ApproximateReportedProgress;
import com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.ApproximateSplitRequest;
import com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.ConcatPosition;
import com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Source;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.io.range.OffsetRangeTracker;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.options.PipelineOptions;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.runners.worker.SourceTranslationUtils.DataflowReaderProgress;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.util.ExecutionContext;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.util.common.CounterSet;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.util.common.worker.NativeReader;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

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import java.util.Iterator;
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  public static final String SOURCE_NAME = "ConcatSource";

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  private final PipelineOptions options;
  private final ExecutionContext executionContext;
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    this.options = options;
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    this.operationName = operationName;
  }

  public Iterator<Source> getSources() {
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  }

  @Override
  public ConcatIterator<T> iterator() throws IOException {
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    private int currentIteratorIndex = -1;
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    private final List<Source> sources;
    private final PipelineOptions options;
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    private final String operationName;
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    }

    @Override
    public boolean start() throws IOException {
      return advance();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean advance() throws IOException {
      while (true) {
        // Invariant: we call currentIterator.start() immediately when opening an iterator
        // (below). So if currentIterator != null, then start() has already been called on it.
        if (currentIterator != null && currentIterator.advance()) {
          // Happy case: current iterator has a next record.
          return true;
        }
        // Now current iterator is either non-existent or exhausted.
        // Close it, and try opening a new one.
        if (currentIterator != null) {
          currentIterator.close();
          currentIterator = null;
        }

        if (!rangeTracker.tryReturnRecordAt(true, currentIteratorIndex + 1)) {
          return false;
        }
        currentIteratorIndex++;
        if (currentIteratorIndex == sources.size()) {
          // All sources were read.
          return false;
        }

        Source currentSource = sources.get(currentIteratorIndex);
        try {
          @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
          NativeReader<T> currentReader =
              (NativeReader<T>)
                  registry.create(
                      currentSource, options, executionContext, addCounterMutator, operationName);
          currentIterator = currentReader.iterator();
        } catch (Exception e) {
          throw new IOException("Failed to create a reader for source: " + currentSource, e);
        }
        if (!currentIterator.start()) {
          currentIterator.close();
          currentIterator = null;
          continue;
        }
        // Happy case: newly opened iterator has a first record.
        return true;
      }
    }

    @Override
    public T getCurrent() throws NoSuchElementException {
      if (currentIterator == null) {
        throw new NoSuchElementException();
      }
      return currentIterator.getCurrent();
    }

    @Override
    public void close() throws IOException {
      if (currentIterator != null) {
        currentIterator.close();
      }
    }

    @Override
    public Progress getProgress() {
      if (currentIteratorIndex < 0) {
        // Reading has not been started yet.
        return null;
      }

      ConcatPosition concatPosition = new ConcatPosition();
      concatPosition.setIndex(currentIteratorIndex);
      Progress progressOfCurrentIterator = currentIterator.getProgress();
      if (!(progressOfCurrentIterator instanceof DataflowReaderProgress)) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot process progress " + progressOfCurrentIterator
            + " since ConcatReader can only handle readers that generate a progress of type "
            + "DataflowReaderProgress");
      }
      com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Position positionOfCurrentIterator =
          ((DataflowReaderProgress) progressOfCurrentIterator).cloudProgress.getPosition();

      if (positionOfCurrentIterator != null) {
        concatPosition.setPosition(positionOfCurrentIterator);
      }

      ApproximateReportedProgress progress = new ApproximateReportedProgress();
      com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Position currentPosition =
          new com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Position();
      currentPosition.setConcatPosition(concatPosition);
      progress.setPosition(currentPosition);

      return cloudProgressToReaderProgress(progress);
    }

    @Override
    public DynamicSplitResult requestDynamicSplit(DynamicSplitRequest splitRequest) {
      checkNotNull(splitRequest);

      ApproximateSplitRequest splitProgress = splitRequestToApproximateSplitRequest(splitRequest);
      com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Position cloudPosition = splitProgress.getPosition();
      if (cloudPosition == null) {
        LOG.warn("Concat only supports split at a Position. Requested: {}", splitRequest);
        return null;
      }

      ConcatPosition concatPosition = cloudPosition.getConcatPosition();
      if (concatPosition == null) {
        LOG.warn(
            "ConcatReader only supports split at a ConcatPosition. Requested: {}", cloudPosition);
        return null;
      }

      if (rangeTracker.trySplitAtPosition(concatPosition.getIndex())) {
        com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Position positionToSplit =
            new com.google.api.services.dataflow.model.Position();
        positionToSplit.setConcatPosition(
            new ConcatPosition().setIndex((int) rangeTracker.getStopPosition().longValue()));
        return new DynamicSplitResultWithPosition(cloudPositionToReaderPosition(positionToSplit));
      } else {
        LOG.debug("Could not perform the dynamic split request " + splitRequest);
        return null;
      }
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


New Delhi, Korean Cultural Centre India, Embassy of the Republic of Korea brings to Indian audience the traditional rhythm and pulsating beat of Korea <Cooking' Nanta> a non-verbal musical play. Cookin' Nanta is touring five cities in India: Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai and New Delhi.
The play comically portrays episodes in a kitchen of a restaurant while using Korea' traditional rhythm with contemporary music to create familiar sound for International audience and helps immerse into an unforgettable experience. The show has been showcased in India several times as a shorted version (30 mins), but for the very first time, it will be showcased as a full show (90mins).
It was created by Director Song Seung-hwan in 1997, who was also the executive creative director of the opening and closing ceremonies of the Pyeongchang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.