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...project I've completed was a complex Dataweave transformation for legacy web services.
Integrated various enterprise systems with Mulesoft development.
Developed and architected a batch process to exchange data between Netsuite and Salesforce using connectors.
Developed APIs based on microservices pattern (API-Led connectivity) to expose data from IFS.
Configured/integrated Anypoint MQ with various Mule flows.
Integrated with SMB and SharePoint systems using Mulesoft connectors.
Architected the Mule flows based on microservices design pattern.
Set up the Mulesoft environment using Jenkins, Nexus, MMC, and Mule Runtime.
Mentored the team members with their technical challenges during the course of development.
Migrated existing legacy processes to ESB platform.
Designed applications leveraging batch module for processing and consuming large data load from Guidewire to SAP and vice-versa.
Integrated with external vendors like payment providers, Pitney Bowes, and banking systems via different connectors like FTP, FTPS, SFTP, File, SOAP/CXF, and APIKIT.
Monitored applications via integration with ElasticSearch and alerting the support team for any critical issues.
Extensively used batch module for processing large files (CSV and XML) and fine-tuned the performance to scale the applications.
Built responsive UI/UX for business applications using HTML5, CSS, and jQuery.
Successfully integrated with Spring-webflow for managing and navigating different wizards.
Integrated with an online payment provider, Moneris.
Deployed and managed Mule flows in both on-prem and cloud hub.
Architected web services that are compliant with ACORD/CSIO model and exposed it to Guidewire systems like CLAIMS and POLICY.
Handled the implementation of the application in production for both ESB and web applications.
Implemented shared services in the stateless session bean and exposed it as session façade.
Implemented the design patterns like DAO Factory, Singleton, Service Locator, and Business Delegate. Conducted code reviews for quality deliverables.
Developed application service components and configured beans using (applicationContext.xml) Spring IoC.
Integrated Spring (dependency injection) among different layers of an application.
Used the SOAP Message Broker protocol to get the communication between incompatible systems. Performed the code build and deployment using ANT. Used log4j properties for logging.
Involved in developing complex SQL queries using DB2.
Built application components based on software specifications.
Developed application communication through asynchronous message using JMS, MQ, and MDB process message in point-to-point scenarios.
Involved in the analysis, design, and development of various server-side components like XSD/XSLT/XML, SDOs, service handlers for service layer, DAOs for persistence layer and action classes, JSP, and servlets for user interface layer.
Led the development team for three iterations and production support lead for all the claims management functionalities, primary responsibilities were handling tickets in a timely manner, meeting the metrics defined on the ticket breaches, problem records, KI usage and generating reports in HP service manager for the management study.
Architected the retry/recovery framework for the async process failures and made the framework very flexible from its usage perspective. This framework is used extensively today due to its low development time and automatic failure recovery properties.
Developed batch processing for a multi-threaded environment using Core Java.
Developed E2E use case with frameworks and tools like Spring DI, Spring AOP, Spring-Security, Hibernate, and JSF Components (Iceface, Tomahawk, and Primeface).
Designed and implemented the data routing strategy for an ECS application in order to better handle user traffic and minimize the frequency of server refreshes, reducing necessary man-hours. In addition to the extensive financial savings realized by the client, customer experience was also positively impacted (the client saved approximately $100,000/year).
Proposed and incorporated a Trillium matching application for a variety of matching functionalities within ECS and minimized duplicate/redundant data in order to keep only clean data.
Redesigned a complete a claim flow in order to process input from various reporting tools like mobile, intranet, internet, and COBOL applications with the SOA techniques (JMS, web services), improving the system from both a performance and maintenance perspective.


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Investing in Canada plan: Infrastructure Canada Bilateral Agreements
Investing in Canada plan: Infrastructure Canada Bilateral Agreements - Manitoba
Investing in Manitoba Infographic PDF Version (823.93 KB) | HTML Version
Community, Culture,
and Recreation
Rural and Northern
Funding Approved - Manitoba
2018 Funding
2018 Bilateral Agreement
Minister's letter to Manitoba
The following graphic represent this information: $240.25 Million of the $447.27 Million from Green Infrastructure Stream was approved. No money from the Public Transit Infrastructure Stream was approved yet. $14.62 Million of the $60.71 Million from Community, Culture, and Recreation Stream was approved. $80.58 Million of the $111.69 Million from Rural and Northern Communities was approved.
The following graphic represent this information: 86.86% of the total available money was approved. $85.92 Million of the $94.30 Million from Clean Water and Wastewater Fund was approved. $67.22 Million of the $82.01 Million from Public Transit Infrastructure Fund was approved.
The Government of Canada is making an historic $180 billion investment in infrastructure through the Investing in Canada plan to build the communities of the 21st century. As part of this plan, the Government of Canada is signing new bilateral agreements with all provinces and territories that will see more than $33 billion in federal investment towards significant infrastructure projects across the country under four priority areas:
Public transit;
Green infrastructure;
Community, culture, and recreation infrastructure; and
Rural and northern communities.
On June 4, 2018, the Honourable Amarjeet Sohi, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, and the Honourable Jeff Wharton, Minister of Municipal Relations, announced the signing of the bilateral agreement between Canada and Manitoba for long-term infrastructure projects. This agreement will provide more than $1.1 billion over the next decade in federal funding under the Investing in Canada plan. The projects supported through this agreement will be cost-shared with the Manitoba government, municipalities and other partners.

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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan -- This weekend PBR Canada's Monster Energy Tour, presented by Mac's and Circle K stops in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan at the SaskTel Centre, for the sixth and final event of the nationally-televised, cross-nation tour. The event marks the second-time the tour has visited the Saskatchewan's largest city. As the PBR Canada Finals, the event is the culmination of a more than 30-event slate of bull ridings from the year. The twelfth annual finals will mark the PBR's eighth consecutive year hosting the event in Saskatoon.
FIERCEST BATTLE IN HISTORY – This year, the race for the 2017 PBR Canada title has been the fiercest in league history. With 2,000 points up for grab at the two-day finals event in Saskatoon, numerically, 43 riders mathematically have the chance to leave the province of Saskatchewan with the Canadian title. The winner of the hotly contested title will earn a spot at the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour Finals in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 28-30 where they will have the opportunity to earn a bid to the Built Ford Tough World Finals on Nov. 1-5.
SO FAR THIS SEASON – The 2017 Monster Energy Tour opened in Quebec City, Quebec with PBR's first-ever international Major event. With four riders from the Top 10 on hand to compete, Derek Kolbaba won the event, $34,100 CAD and 300 world points, elevating him to No.3 in the world. Jordan Hansen was the event's highest finishing Canadian in fourth. The next weekend, the tour visited Ottawa, Ontario for the second time in its history. Cody Casper earned his first-ever PBR victory in Canada's capital and used his 88-point rider on Captain (Mike Miller/Torres Bros) in the championship round, the high-marked ride of his career, to secure the win. Justin Lloyd was the event's highest finishing Canadian, placing second, after riding Wild Mexican (Rafter P) for 85 points and the Round 1 win. At the tour's final eastern event, Lloyd earned his first event win since 2013, becoming the first Canadian to win a Monster Energy Tour event title this season. When the tour resumed in Winnipeg, new father Dakota Louis earned his first event win of 2017 after sweeping both rounds and going a perfect 2-for-2. A Canadian was back in the winner's circle at the year's final regular-season event of 2017 in Abbotsford, when Lonnie West went 2-for-2 to win the first event of his career, accomplished by logging the high-marked ride of his PBR career when he rode Anika's Pet for 89 points.
RED HOT RADFORD – Since August, one man, Brock Radford, has held a firm grip atop the PBR Canada national standings. Backed by an unprecedented four-event win streak at the Touring Pro Division level, Radford not only earned enough Canadian points to climb to the top of the national standings, but also inched inside the Top 35 of the world standings, making his Built Ford Tough Series debut in September in Springfield, Missouri. This weekend in Saskatoon Radford will not only be chasing his first victory on the Monster Energy Tour, but also his first PBR Canada title. Despite his summer win streak, Radford has hit a slump as of late in Canadian competition. When he made the journey to Abbotsford, he had bucked off his last five draws, recording his last qualified ride about Mr. Brightside for 87 points in Stavely, Alberta on September 2. While Radford logged a qualified ride in the first round, scoring 83.5 points on Hollow Point, he bucked off Herf in the championship round at the 7.77-seconnd mark. Still atop the standings, Radford's sizeable lead over No.2 Lambert has diminished as the 2013 PBR Canada Champion is amidst his own hot streak. Radford now leads Lambert by 379.16 points.
BATTLE FOR NO.1 – With 2,000 Canadian points on the line at this weekend's PBR Canada Finals, the race for the PBR Canada title remains wide open. While No.1 Brock Radford holds a near 380 point lead over No.2 Zane Lambert, the No.2-No.10 ranked riders are separated by just 709.17 points. Lambert has steadily chipped away at Radford's lead the last two months, beginning on Sept. 2 in Stavely, Alberta where he both won the event and finished eighth. He then went on to finish second in Magrath, Alberta at the final Touring Pro Division event of the year, and third and second respectively at the Winnipeg and Abbotsford Monster Energy Tour events. His most recent second place effort in Abbotsford came after he rode Boom Beach for 82.50 points in Round 1 and Spot On for 87 points in the championship round. As he seeks his second title, 2013 PBR Canada Champion Lambert is just 379.16 points back from Radford and the top spot.
No.3 Cody Coverchuk, who led the race for a portion of the summer, trails Radford by 711.66 points. He'll need to reverse his fate from the last few weekends in Saskatoon to claim his first title, having bucked off in both Winnipeg and Abbotsford. No.5Lonnie West enters the event with momentum, having won the first event of his career last weekend in Abbotsford where he rode Tippin Point for 84 points in Round 1 and Anika's Pet for 89 points in the championship round. The win came after he was second in Winnipeg. The last two weeks, West has climbed from No.14 to No.5 in the standings, positioning himself to capture his first Canadian title. He trails Radford by 751.66 points.
No.7 Jared Parsonage has also steadily climbed the rankings, sitting 909.16 behind Radford entering the finals. In Abbotsford, Parsonage finished second after riding Big Rig for 82 points and Kalit Karma for 87.5 points. Much like Coverchuk, No.9 Justin Lloyd will also look to improve upon his showings at the last two events, having failed to log a qualified ride in Winnipeg or Abbotsford.
PAST EVENT WINNERS – In 2016 Zane Lambert won his first PBR Canada Finals event title after riding Blue Stone for 83.5 points in Round 1 and winning Round 2 with 85.5 points on Shot of Whiskey.
HOME-PROVINCE FAVORITES – Saskatchewan fans will four home-province hopefuls to cheer for this weekend, all seeking to earn their first national title: Todd Chotowetz (Major), Cody Coverchuk (Meadow Lake) Justin Lloyd (Tisdale) Jared Parsonage (Maple Creek).
BATTLING BROTHERS – Brothers Bryce and Lonnie West will duke it out this weekend in a family showdown at the 2017 PBR Canada Finals. While Lonnie, ranked No.5 is in the heat of the race for the national title, Bryce has competed in just two PBR events this season travelling to April's event in Marwayne and June's stop in Moose Jaw.
A STREAK CONTINUES – Both set to ride this weekend, Scott Schiffner and Zane Lambert will continue their streak as the only two riders to compete at all 12 PBR Canada Finals. Schiffner and Lambert have both won the Canadian title, taking the win in 2006 and 2013 respectively.
RETURNING CHAMPIONS – With only one rider, Aaron Roy, having won multiple Canadian titles in his career, three past Champions, Scott Schiffner (2006), Tyler Pankewitz (2007) and Zane Lambert (2013) are set to ride in Saskatoon, all looking to join the elite club of multi-title holders.
BULL PEN – A total of 85 outs over two days means that every top bull in Canada will be in attendance in Saskatoon, brought by 16 different stock contractors from Alberta and Saskatchewan. They are: Eno Bucking Bulls (Coronation, Alberta); Wilson Rodeo (Gleichen, Alberta); Skori Bucking Bulls (Kinsella, Alberta); Rafter 8 Bucking Bulls (Archerwill, Saskatchewan); Big Chief Bucking Bulls (Fort Macleod, Alberta); Flying Four Bucking Bulls (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan); X6 Ranch (Medicine Hat, Alberta); R-Saga Ranch (Manor, Saskatchewan); Wild Hoggs Bucking Bulls (Marwayne, Alberta); Girletz Rodeo Stock (Cereal, Alberta); Two Bit Bucking Bulls (Magrath, Alberta); Braithwaite Ranches (Pincher Creek, Alberta); Foley Bucking Bulls (Lloydminster, Saskatchewan); Vold Rodeo Co./Prescott/Rafter G Cattle Co. (Ponoka, Alberta); Flying High Rodeo Co. (Elnora, Alberta); Battle River Rodeo Co. (Asquith, Saskatchewan) and Cody Strandquist Bucking Bulls (Kyle, Saskatchewan). All five of Canada's qualifiers for the 2017 PBR World Finals are in the Saskatoon draw with four of five in the Championship Round. Two former PBR World Finals bucking bulls in Sheep Creek (Vold/Prescott) and Pound the Alarm (Wild Hoggs) are also in the draw.
THIS WEEKEND'S FORMAT – The PBR Canada Finals at the Monster Energy Tour, presented by Mac's and Circle K will feature three rounds of bull riding. Each of the 35 competing riders will get on one bull in Round 1 on Friday and Round 2 on Saturday. The Top 15 ranked bull riders will then advance to the championship round Saturday evening. Riders will be vying for both the event and national title, in addition to $20,000 in prize money. On the line this weekend are 2,000 Canadian points and 80 world points.
PROVIDING PROTECTION – The bull fighters on hand for this weekend's event in Abbotsford are Ty Prescott, Brett Monea and Greg Loring Jr.


At the World Space Congress in Abu Dhabi last week, eleven Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia and Jordan, signed the first pan-Arab agreement for collaboration in space exploration. An unprecedented agreement, a guarantee of a common will to develop the space sector in the region.
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Oman… All of them want to aim for the moon. At the World Space Congress organized by the United Arab Emirates Space Agency in Abu Dhabi, 11 countries signed the first pan-Arab agreement to create a new body to develop the region's space sector, including advocating for joint space exploration.
The agreement was ratified at the World Space Congress, known as the largest gathering of world leaders in the space industry in the Middle East and North Africa. Emir Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, sovereign of Dubai, wanted to announce the news on social networks.
More than a simple association of States, the agreement is unprecedented for the countries concerned. The latter, with their own skills and techniques, will ultimately aim to achieve an equal level of capacity for all.
For the time being, the group's first project will be the creation of a satellite, called "813", in charge of monitoring climate change. With this choice of name of the satellite, the scientists wanted to honour the year of the foundation of Bayt al-Hikma, the House of Wisdom in Baghdad as well as the creation of the first permanent astronomical observatory in the world in Baghdad under the reign of Caliph Al-Ma'mun.


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Women's Soccer: United States beats Guatemala in CONCACAF Women's Championship
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. (AP) — Star forward Alex Morgan left the game after turning her left ankle in the 37th minute, a blow to the United States in its 5-0 win over Guatemala in the CONCACAF Women's Championship on Friday night.
Morgan, who has 49 goals in 77 international appearances, first hurt the ankle during training late last October, then played against Brazil on Nov. 10. She was sidelined until returning to action with her club, the Portland Thorns, on June 7.
Morgan was to have a scan to determine the extent of the injury.
Tobin Heath scored twice, and Carli Lloyd, Whitney Engen and Megan Rapinoe had one goal each as the U.S. improved to 2-0 in the group stage of tournament, which serves as qualifying for next year's World Cup. Goalkeeper Hope Solo got her 75th shutout and didn't need to make a single save as the Americans outshot Guatemala 21-0.
Heath scored the first goal from 4 yards with a sliding right-footed shot in the seventh minute off short a pass from Sydney Leroux, beating goalkeeper Alicia Navas.
Lloyd doubled the lead in the 46th off an assist from Leroux, and Heath made it 3-0 in the 57. Engen scored in the 58th and Rapinoe in the 66th.
Seeking its third World Cup title but first since 1999, the U.S. leads Group A with six points, followed by Haiti, and Trinidad and Tobago (both 1-1) with three each. Guatemala (0-2) is last.
The top two teams in each of two groups advance to the semifinals Oct. 24 in Chester, Pennsylvania. The top three teams qualify for the World Cup in Canada, and the loser of the third-place game meets a South American nation in a playoff for another berth.


The legislative scheme comprises of two major statutes – Financial Advisers Act 2008 (FAA) and the Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008 (FSPA).
A system of registration is introduced whereby all financial service providers (FSPs), as defined in the legislation, are required to be registered on a unifying electronic register – the financial service providers register (FSPR).
The above list is not exhaustive. As such, it is important for businesses and individuals who are based in New Zealand providing financial or similar type of services in New Zealand (and/or overseas) to find out whether they are a FSP. If so, they will need to comply with the registration requirement and make sure that, if they fall within the definition of "FSP", they are registered as an FSP by 30 November 2010.
If FSPs are not registered by 30 November they will be breaching the law by providing, or offering to provide financial services on 1 December. Trading without current registration is a criminal offence and the penalties are significant.
In the case of an individual offender, he or she could face up to 12 months imprisonment or a fine not exceeding NZ$100,000, or both. For a body corporate offender such as a company, it could face a fine not exceeding NZ$300,000. In addition, directors of an offending company could be held liable for knowingly authorising the offence or knowingly failing to prevent the offence from occurring.
Extension of time has been given to financial advisers who will have to be registered on the FSPR by 31 March 2011. Advisers also need to be "authorised" separately by the Securities Commission under the FAA at the same time.
All FSPs are advised to consider their options as soon as possible and take steps to apply to the FSPR without delaying till the last moment. The consequences of being unregistered on 1 December are very serious.


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