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I would imagine a little under 6 foot tall, like 5′11′' or 5′10′'.
by 14 or 15 years old he prob got his growth spurt and grew like 4, 5 inches.
and by 17 or 18 he finally became like 6′5′', 6′6′'..
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After the age of 16 years, there would be no another growth spurt. The velocity of growth in height decelerates though there would be smaller amounts of growth till the age of 18 years. You may still put on 2 to 3 inches of linear growth in height.
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The average 11-year-old boy stands around 4'9″, so LeBron was pretty tall for his age. He was already 6'5″ in his freshman year of high school where he was an immediate star of his varsity team. He grew an additional two inches by his junior year when he was considered a top pick from NBA scouts.
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Aging was one of those factors, and what we found is that player performance tends to peak around 26. After that, players start to decline: slowly at first, and then precipitously." Only twice (1996-97 and the following year in 1997-98) has the average age of those selected to the All-NBA team exceeded 30 years old.
30While there, he shared the floor Dwayne Wade's son Zaire, although Wade Jr. is only the 210th-best player of the 2021 class compared to Bronny's no. 30 rank.
James is currently a sophomore at Sierra Canyon High School in Los Angeles, Calif. He showed some real promise during his freshman season at Sierra Canyon, and he entered his sophomore season ranked No. 30 overall in the 2023 high school class, according to 247Sports.
Nat HickeyThe oldest person ever to play in the NBA was Nat Hickey, a coach who activated himself as a player for a game two days before his 46th birthday. The youngest player ever to play in the NBA was Andrew Bynum, who played his first game only six days after his 18th birthday.
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Britain's ambassador to Riyadh has defended the Saudi regime's heavy-handed crackdown on the minority Shia Muslims in Eastern Province, drawing criticism from human rights activists.
Saudi rulers claimed the district's narrow streets have become a hideout for armed men which they accuse of being behind attacks on security forces in Eastern Province.
The UK's envoy to Riyadh said in a video released by the UK-based Saudi-owned Asharq al-Awsat newspaper on Twitter on Thursday that he had visited Musawara earlier that day.
"This is a place where the Saudi authorities defeated terrorists last year and where they have begun to rebuild the community," said Simon Collis.
Activists, meanwhile, lashed out at the envoy for his remarks.
Ameen Nemer, a UK-based activist hailing from the town, described the destruction of the 400-year-old Awamiyah district as "cultural cleansing," the Middle East Eye news portal reported.
"It is disgraceful to sweep under the carpet the Saudi state violence. The problems in Awamiyah can't be solved by taking security measures or through some artificial investment," he added.
The United Nations has blasted Saudi Arabia's so-called renovation project as "historical cleansing," saying Riyadh is trying to make living conditions there unbearable for the residents by imposing utility cuts on households.
Awamiyah was home to prominent Saudi cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, whom the authorities executed in early 2016 for supporting the popular protests against Riyadh's discriminatory policies in dealing with the kingdom's Shia population.
"There are many peaceful activists behind bars since 2011. Security presence and raids are still ongoing in Awamiayh. We need a political solution," the activist added.
The UK, a close ally of Riyadh, has largely kept silent on the regime's suppression of dissent in the kingdom. It has also been one of the major providers of arms to Saudi Arabia during its deadly war on Yemen.


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Lauri has baked bread in the morning. Awesome.
For start we enter between giant ice bergs. One has a hole in it and Chris drives drone through there. Ice comes from three glaciers that calf into Sermilik fjord. Ice formations as far as eyes can see. Siggi takes us confidently past all of them.
Later ice retires to horizon. Water moves up and down without there actually being any waves. Whole day of driving so the Norwegian criminal story about Greenland goes along fast. I'm also supplied with new literature by the captain.
Some humpback whales bathe around the ship. Everyone is busy snapping pictures and so there's no reaction to cries 'there's a lot of blood here'. There has been some accident catching the drone. Whales come too close and lenses are too long.
Our destination is a bay in the vicinity of which two American air planes crashed during WWII. There's a book about it on board.
Ice soup around the ship now, we move noisily ahead. This does no good to the paint of the ship. A few gulls fly past, their stomachs touching the water. An iceberg, as big as a house.
New rules on the ship allow more showering. This is a bit complicated though when people shake the ship around you. Falling water also shifts to and fro.
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Longroad Energy completes financing and commences construction of 152MWdc Three Corners solar project
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By NS Energy Staff Writer 16 Nov 2022
The ~$200 million project has been in development for five years, and upon completion in late 2023 or early 2024, will be the largest solar project in Maine
Longroad Energy's Monmouth, ME solar project. (Credit: PR Newswire/Longroad Energy Management, LLC)
Longroad Energy, a US-based renewable energy developer, owner and operator, announced the successful financing and commencement of construction of the Three Corners Solar project in Kennebec County, Maine. The ~$200 million project has been in development for five years, and upon completion in late 2023 or early 2024, will be the largest solar project in Maine.
"We are glad to reach this important milestone and grateful for the support of the towns of Benton and Clinton, Kennebec County, and the residents of the area," said Scarborough, Maine-based Matt Kearns, Chief Development Officer of Longroad Energy. "$200 million projects do not come along every day in Maine – the Mills administration has fostered an attractive environment for investment in renewable energy. This project will be an important resource for Maine to help meet its clean energy objectives and will deliver significant economic benefits to Kennebec County and the region."
Total output from the project will be purchased by EDF Energy Services via a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). EDF Energy Services will use renewable energy generated by the project as supply for its corporate customer load in New England. This PPA sets the record as the largest corporate PPA in the New England power grid signed to date. Three Corners Solar will also contribute to the reliability of the Maine and the New England power grid by providing capacity to the ISO-NE system.
"This transaction demonstrates EDF Energy Services' continued commitment to helping corporate customers meet their renewable power supply needs and sustainability initiatives," said Deb Merril, EDF Energy Services President of Retail. "We are committed and proud to share our expertise and knowledge of the markets to help our customers navigate this environment and select an attractive renewables product that allows them to accomplish their goal."
KeyBank N.A. and U.S. Bank served as lenders and U.S. Bank was the sole tax equity investor for the project. KeyBanc Capital Markets served as Coordinating Lead Arranger.
"We are delighted to provide capital to help Maine meet its clean energy objectives by working with an experienced renewable energy developer like Longroad Energy," said Tyler Nielsen, Director in KeyBanc's Utilities, Power and Renewable Energy Group. "This represents our 39th transaction with the Longroad Energy team, and we are proud of our strong, long-term relationship."
"U.S. Bank has worked with Longroad Energy on four prior tax equity investments, and we're excited to expand our support as lender as well on this project," said Colin Witherspoon, Business Development Officer with U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corporation's (USBCDC) Environmental Finance team. USBCDC is the tax credit and community investment division of U.S. Bank. "Longroad is a great partner with some of the best projects in the country, and a perfect fit to close the first deal on our new environmental finance debt platform. Working together in new and expanded ways, we can help create a more sustainable future and address climate change."
Three Corners Solar is expected to achieve avoided emissions of approximately 140,000 metric tons of CO2 annually, the equivalent of taking ~30,000 cars off the road for as long as the project operates.
In addition to generating ~$8 million in property taxes for host communities and the State of Maine, Three Corners Solar has committed to several community contributions, including:
$100,000 ($5,000 per year) to local scholarship programs and charitable organizations during the 20-year operating term of the project.
$100,000 to Unity College to fund internships and research opportunities for faculty and students in renewable energy.
$25,000 to Sebasticook Regional Land Trust to support conservation efforts.
The project has conserved ~1,875 acres of predominately forested lands, protecting high value wetlands, deer wintering areas, inland waterfowl wading bird habitat, and critical terrestrial habitat.
The project will use Series 6/6+ modules supplied by U.S.-based First Solar, as well as Nextracker's single axis tracker technology, and inverters from Power Electronics. The project will be interconnected to the Central Maine Power system.
Longroad's affiliate, Longroad Energy Services, is the asset manager and operator, and will be providing remote monitoring services to the project over the long term from its Scarborough, ME-based Remote Operations Center (ROC).
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Platform: PC, PS4, XBox One
Publisher: Codemasters
GRID's Season Two DLC content has been revealed by Codemasters. The 'Track Day Supercars pack', which launches on February 12 across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC Steam, and coming soon to Google Stadia, will bring the Red Bull Ring track, six new cars and a Career mode expansion.
Ultimate Edition players will receive the Ferrari FXX, Aston Martin Vulcan AMR Pro, Brabham BT62, and the Pagani Zonda Revolución (Codemasters has stated that the Pagani Zonda Revolución will be available to race as a loan car for all players across the Career and Multiplayer modes.)
The Track Day Supercars pack also includes two other cars, available to everyone for free: the Ferrari 599XX Evo, and Ford GT Heritage Edition. I'm happy to report the famous Red Bull Ring track will also be available to all GRID players across Career, Free Play, and Multiplayer modes.
Season Two brings an additional 33(!) events using the Red Bull Ring and four Track Day Supercars, however, you'll need to purchase the Season 2 DLC or own GRID Ultimate Edition or Deluxe Edition to access this particular content. Events include two new threads, fresh showdown events, and the latest Ravenwest Motorsport challenge.
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News DIRT 5 – Full car list revealed
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News Win the chance to become a real rally driver with the FIA Rally Star competition on WRC 9
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Ask any of the people who have been lost in one of his residencies at the likes of Watergate in Berlin, Studio 80 in Amsterdam or Ego in Hamburg over the last few years, and they are unlikely to disagree. The usual biographical tales of teenage years being spent having music lessons do not apply here: H.O.S.H. got into production simply because he wanted to know how the records he was playing week in, week out (by now in Europe, Asia, Australia or either of the Americas) were put together. Once he mastered that, there was no looking back…. Says H.O.S.H. When it comes to producing, making music for me is like cooking - the meal track gets better the more love you put in. Since 2006, H.O.S.H. has been an integral cog in the Diynamic wheel and, as a result, has helped steer house music into unchartered waters.


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High school athletic directors, coaches and players have heard similar sentiments in recent weeks, as the target date for those guidelines has been consistently pushed back. It was believed guidelines would be out last week, then late last week and now this week.
What the guidelines will entail is unclear. The PIAA and the governor's office have said they are working with each other closely.
The PIAA said during its May board meeting it would allow schools in counties that reached the green phase of Wolf's coronavirus reopening program to resume offseason workouts that were put on hold in March.
But the PIAA later clarified those schools cannot hold workouts until guidelines from the state and PIAA were released.
The originally expected return of offseason workouts was July 1, set in April when the PIAA canceled the remaining winter sports championships and the entire spring season when Wolf closed schools for the remainder of the academic year, which ends June 30. Assuming guidelines are released before then, schools in green-phase counties are likely to resume sometime this month.
York County will join green-phase counties Friday. The PIAA's next board meeting is June 15 at 2:30 p.m.


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The sustainable movie series moved forward with one of the most eye-opening and mind-boggling documentaries, Food Inc.
It was shown Thursday, March 28 at 7 P.M. in room 207 of the library, and it certainly changes the way you think of the United States' food chain.
In Food Inc. Robert Kenner, a documentary filmmaker, examines how huge corporations have taken complete control over the American food chain.
The film features interviews with average Americans about their habitual diets and dives deep into the ugly truths behind America's animal processing plants.
Faster, fatter, better, cheaper; these are the priorities of modern day food industries.
Viewers watched these industries be questioned and exposed in this engaging documentary.
It ultimately change the way you look at your diet, supermarkets and even your favorite foods!


"We continue to grow and expand our offerings and we are confident that the Saint John office will continue its path to become one of the main locations for our entire operations," says Stephen Wingfield, Director of Marketing & Sales.
Wingfield moved to Saint John a year ago and lives in Quispamsis with his wife and children. He was drawn to the diversity of the whole region, the talented workforce and the potential for growth in the City of Saint John.
"The city first came to our mind because our second employee in the country, who is now our Sales Manager, Katherine Lloyd, lives here. She shared with us some of the advantages of establishing here and we also saw the city growing and that it would make sense to start our operations and grow along together. The time zone is an advantage, but really, it has been the skilled workforce surrounded by a local environment that is genuinely interested to help," adds Wingfield.
Bicom Systems has moved to its new location at Hilyard Place and will be hosting an open house on October 18th to give people a chance to get to know more about its business, the industry, to meet neighbouring businesses.
Bicom Systems focuses on developing, selling, supporting unified and collaborative software, offering turn key communications system to service providers to assist their business, government and call centre customers. It has over 100 employees worldwide, with seven employees in Saint John and plans to hire at least four more by the end of the year.
One of those recent hires was newcomer, Lorena Rico, who is the head of product marketing. She has an extensive background in marketing and communications, working for worldwide players such as Procter & Gamble, Marriott International, Tequila Patron, Airbnb, Spotify, and Air France-KLM. She was drawn to Saint John after a recruitment mission came to Mexico City.
"Saint John is a city that has it all: you have good restaurants and bars, nice landscapes, lots of open spaces for weekend adventures, nice people, cultural diversity and, outstanding public transportation services. Also, lots of organizations and resources to help you become part of the city in a short period of time and good jobs if you're patient," says Rico.
The open house is from 2:00-4:00 pm on Thursday, October 18th but because of limited space, people should register at www.bicomsystems.com/openhouse .
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The geomagnetic field was quiet on May 6. Solar wind speed at SOHO ranged between 285 and 331 km/s.
Solar flux measured at 20h UTC on 2.8 GHz was 117.6 (increasing 23.1 over the last solar rotation). The Potsdam WDC planetary A index was 5 (STAR Ap - based on the mean of three hour interval ap indices: 4.9). Three hour interval K indices: 11222110 (planetary), 21222211 (Boulder).
Region 11470 [S17W40] decayed slowly and quietly.
Region 11471 [S22W36] decayed slowly and quietly.
Region 11474 [N15E17] added several small trailing spots.
Region 11475 [N06E26] added a few spots and was quiet.
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S1633 [N12E08] emerged with a single tiny spot.
May 4-6: No obviously Earth directed CMEs were observed in LASCO and STEREO imagery. There's a slight chance one or two of the small CMEs observed on May 4 and 5 could have Earth directed components.
A recurrent trans equatorial coronal hole (CH515) will rotate into an Earth facing position on May 5-7. Another recurrent trans equatorial coronal hole (CH516) will likely become Earth facing on May 9-10.
The geomagnetic field is expected to be mostly quiet on May 7. From late on May 8 until May 10 a high speed stream from CH515 will likely cause quiet to minor storm conditions with a chance of major storm intervals.


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'Waltons' patriarch Ralph Waite dies at 85
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - February 13, 2014
Waite, who lived in the Palm Springs area, died midday Thursday, said his manager, Alan Mills.
Mills did not know the cause of death. He said he was taken aback because Waite had been in good health and still working. He appeared last year in episodes of the series "NCIS," ''Bones" and "Days of Our Lives."
"He was a wonderful guy," Mills said. "He was always kind, always generous, and a joy to work with."
"The Waltons," which aired on CBS from 1972 to 1981, starred Waite as Ralph Walton, and Richard Thomas played his oldest son, John-Boy, an aspiring novelist. The gentle family drama was set in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia.
The show was narrated by its creator, Earl Hamner Jr., who based it on his family memories.
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Q: Pyrogram RuntimeError I am trying to create echo telebot, this is my code:
from pyrogram import Client, filters

app = Client('my_account')

@app.on_message(filters.me)
def echo(client, message):
    message.reply_text(message.text)

app.run()

After I run this code, I logged in Telegram, but after logging in, I got this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\lib\asyncio\windows_events.py", line 437, in select
    self._poll(timeout)
RuntimeError: <_overlapped.Overlapped object at 0x0000022E1F8CB420> still has pending operation at deallocation, the process may crash

And when I always run this code, I get this error. Please help me.

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package org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.impl.imageio;

import ae.javax.imageio.metadata.IIOMetadata;
import ae.javax.imageio.metadata.IIOMetadataFormatImpl;
import javax.xml.transform.OutputKeys;
import javax.xml.transform.Result;
import javax.xml.transform.Source;
import javax.xml.transform.Transformer;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory;
import javax.xml.transform.dom.DOMSource;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult;

import org.w3c.dom.Element;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;
import org.w3c.dom.NodeList;

import org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.ImageSize;
import org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.UnitConv;

/**
 * Helper and convenience methods for ImageIO.
 */
public class ImageIOUtil {

    /** Key for ImageInfo's custom objects to embed the ImageIO metadata */
    public static final Object IMAGEIO_METADATA = IIOMetadata.class;

    /**
     * Extracts the resolution information from the standard ImageIO metadata.
     * @param iiometa the metadata provided by ImageIO
     * @param size the image size object
     */
    public static void extractResolution(IIOMetadata iiometa, ImageSize size) {
        if (iiometa != null && iiometa.isStandardMetadataFormatSupported()) {
            Element metanode = (Element)iiometa.getAsTree(
                    IIOMetadataFormatImpl.standardMetadataFormatName);
            Element dim = getChild(metanode, "Dimension");
            if (dim != null) {
                Element child;
                double dpiHorz = size.getDpiHorizontal();
                double dpiVert = size.getDpiVertical();
                child = getChild(dim, "HorizontalPixelSize");
                if (child != null) {
                    float value = Float.parseFloat(child.getAttribute("value"));
                    if (value != 0 && !Float.isInfinite(value)) {
                        dpiHorz = UnitConv.IN2MM / value;
                    }
                }
                child = getChild(dim, "VerticalPixelSize");
                if (child != null) {
                    float value = Float.parseFloat(child.getAttribute("value"));
                    if (value != 0 && !Float.isInfinite(value)) {
                        dpiVert = UnitConv.IN2MM / value;
                    }
                }
                size.setResolution(dpiHorz, dpiVert);
                size.calcSizeFromPixels();
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns a child element of another element or null if there's no such child.
     * @param el the parent element
     * @param name the name of the requested child
     * @return the child or null if there's no such child
     */
    public static Element getChild(Element el, String name) {
        NodeList nodes = el.getElementsByTagName(name);
        if (nodes.getLength() > 0) {
            return (Element)nodes.item(0);
        } else {
            return null;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Dumps the content of an IIOMetadata instance to System.out.
     * @param iiometa the metadata
     */
    public static void dumpMetadataToSystemOut(IIOMetadata iiometa) {
        String[] metanames = iiometa.getMetadataFormatNames();
        for (int j = 0; j < metanames.length; j++) {
            System.out.println("--->" + metanames[j]);
            dumpNodeToSystemOut(iiometa.getAsTree(metanames[j]));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Serializes a W3C DOM node to a String and dumps it to System.out.
     * @param node a W3C DOM node
     */
    private static void dumpNodeToSystemOut(Node node) {
        try {
            Transformer trans = TransformerFactory.newInstance().newTransformer();
            trans.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.OMIT_XML_DECLARATION, "yes");
            trans.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.INDENT, "yes");
            Source src = new DOMSource(node);
            Result res = new StreamResult(System.out);
            trans.transform(src, res);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

}

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No longer simply the domain of couture and fashion endemic brands, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, via sponsorship, is increasingly home to downright consumer goods like Pepsi, DHL... even Fiber Bars. But when tech companies like Microsoft and Google get involved, well, that's when things get really interesting.
"When we started the shows, 'technology' was not a word associated with Fashion Week," the creator of Fashion Week, Fern Mallis, told BizBash at a recent speaker series on fashion technology. "Digital cameras didn't exist, email was not our religion, cell phones were the size of bricks, and none of them came with eight-megapixel cameras, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. And fashion shows were not called content. Now invitations have bar codes and scanning codes on them, and there's content for everybody, and their tools are in their hands or in their handbags."
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New Open Carry Law In Texas Takes Effect January 1, Some Businesses Oppose New Gun Law While Others Embrace It
John Houck
A new open carry gun law in Texas officially goes into effect on January 1. The new law allows Texas residents who hold a concealed gun license to carry a weapon in plain sight.
In a related Inquisitr report, Virginia is tightening handgun laws by revoking gun permit reciprocity agreements with 25 other states as of February 1. The change is expected to negatively impact over six million concealed carry permit holders in the state.
The 925,726 Texas residents who currently have a concealed weapon license will be permitted to openly carry a gun beginning Friday as long as the weapon is secured in a shoulder or belt holster.
However, the new Texas gun law signed by Governor Greg Abbott still prohibits guns within certain establishments. Hospitals, correctional facilities, and some places where alcohol is served are still off limits.
The legislation permits businesses to ban customers from carrying guns inside by posting signs on the entrances. The signs must have specific phrasing in both English and Spanish. Anyone who disregards the signs could be prosecuted for trespassing and be subject to fines and other penalties.
Businesses throughout Texas are preparing for the new open carry law
The Texas office of the National Federation of Independent Business represents 24,000 small business members throughout the state. Spokesperson, Sarah Tober, said the organization is getting mixed reactions to the new open carry law. Some businesses support it while others are opposed.
Grocery store Whole Foods will continue to prohibit firearms except for certain personnel and law enforcement. The Austin-based company is not making any changes to its already long-standing gun ban policy.
Another popular grocery store, H-E-B, will allow concealed handguns, but not open carry. A company spokesperson said the chain has always permitted concealed weapons and has never had a problem. The only significant change they are making is updated signage.
Fast food restaurant, Whataburger, will not allow open carry in any of its 780 Texas locations. CEO Preston Atkinson stated that concealed handguns are still allowed, but customers have voiced opposition to seeing others within the establishment carrying an exposed firearm.
Houston-area restaurant, Gringo's Mexican Kitchen is resistant to the new law, but they will still allow a concealed gun.
"We're primarily a family environment in terms of our restaurant. And so we decided it's probably best not to allow open carry," said Al Flores, who represents Gringo's. "We just felt that knowing our customers, allowing someone to walk in openly carrying a weapon, it would make them feel a little uncomfortable."
Some establishments seem to support the new gun law
United Bank of El Paso del Norte will continue to allow guns in their branches concealed or otherwise. CEO, Les Parker, doesn't believe it will be a concern for customers as many probably carry concealed weapons now.
First Baptist Church of Arlington will allow its 2,500 worshippers to open carry.
"We decided it was best to allow responsible people to do this if they choose," Senior Pastor Dennis Wiles said. "We will probably assess the situation in a couple of months to see how it goes. When it comes to a church, I don't think we're going to see that much difference."
Some national chains like Walmart and Starbucks have not publicly stated how the new open carry law in Texas will affect store locations within the state. In July 2014, Target officials said they do not want firearms brought into any store location, yet they have not posted any signs prohibiting customers from doing so.
Many Texans have indicated that despite the new open carry law, they will probably keep their guns concealed. Many licensed individuals simply do not want the added attention that comes with having a gun in plain sight.
Some Texas law enforcement officers say if someone is openly carrying a gun, they will assume the person is properly licensed and not ask to see the permit.
"We're going to assume they're a license holder, probably," Austin Police Department training commander Andy Michael told ABC News.
As of January 1, there are 45 states, including Texas, that have laws that permit open carry of handguns. California, Florida, Illinois, New York, and South Carolina still prohibit the practice.
For the first time since the end of the Civil War, properly-licensed citizens will be able to publicly display a gun under the new open carry law in Texas.
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Antonio Buono wins the French final of the S.PELLEGRINO® YOUNG CHEF 2018 competition at Le Cordon Bleu Paris institute
Paris, September 2017 - Antonio Buono is the overall winner of the French final of the S.PELLEGRINO® YOUNG CHEF 2018 competition and will represent France, alongside Frédéric Anton, at the world final which will take place in Milan in June 2018.
The Young Chef competition is only open to Chefs under the age of 30 and its aim is to put the talent and creativity of these young Chefs to the test by enabling them to demonstrate their passion in a "signature-dish". The competition puts this young generation of passionate Chefs, and the importance of transmitting this expertise, firmly in the spotlight and this is one of the reasons for which Le Cordon Bleu institute was delighted to host the event.
The competition, which was organized in Paris at Le Cordon Bleu institute, the leading Global Network of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institutes, saw ten of the most talented young Chefs in France come head to head. Antonio Buono was declared winner of the S.PELLEGRINO® YOUNG CHEF 2018 France competition, qualifying for the final which will take place in June 2018 in Milan.
Thanks to his "Mediterranean scorpion fish, black rouille, rhubarb, wild celery and mountain flowers", Antonio Buono clinched victory over the other nine contestants. The French semi-finalists, who were aiming to win a place in the Grand Final, were selected after submitting a written application to ALMA, the leading international centre for learning and training in Italian cuisine.
The 10 signature dishes of the 10 French contestants competing for the title of S.PELLEGRINO® YOUNG CHEF France 2018 were tried and tested by an exceptional jury led by Frédéric Anton, Honorary President and Mentor of the French team, who was helped in this difficult task by Chefs Philippe Mille and Christophe Bacquié. The members of this outstanding jury personify the excellence of French cuisine thanks to their unique culinary identities.
"I am Italian, but I am proud to represent France" declared the young Chef from the Mirazur restaurant in Menton and winner of the French final.
Frédéric Anton is delighted to continue this magnificent adventure alongside Antonio Buono who has more than measured up to this exceptional competition.
A group of Culinary Arts students from Le Cordon Bleu Paris institute were actively involved in the event, providing support to the young Chefs for the duration of the challenges with which they were faced. This educational project was organized by Executive Chef and Culinary Arts Director, Éric Briffard, and supervised by Chef Instructor Williams Caussimon.
Assisting Antonio Buono was Juho Jung, a Cuisine Diploma student at the institute. Nine other students like Juho provided assistance to the young Chefs during this crucial contest.
The local competitions will continue to run from June to December 2017 with semi-finalists, from all over the globe, coming face-to-face. At the end of December 2017, 21 Young Chefs will officially be declared finalists and will be able to begin working with their "Mentor" Chef, who will be tasked with coaching and providing support to the 21 Young Chefs right up to the Grand Final!
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Q: How Do I Add Add More Menus In A Context Menu? I have made a context menu in Excel which works great. I am just unsure how to add another menu after .Caption = "My Special Menu"
So I would like the context menu to appear like this.
My Special Menu > IT > Microsoft Office (then the 2 buttons)
Is this possible in a context menu?
Also is it possible to have another menu under Microsoft Office when you press IT to say Google Docs with buttons in those also?
Option Explicit

Public Const Mname As String = "MyPopUpMenu"

Sub DeletePopUpMenu()
    ' Delete the popup menu if it already exists.
    On Error Resume Next
    Application.CommandBars(Mname).Delete
    On Error GoTo 0
End Sub

Sub CreateDisplayPopUpMenu()
    ' Delete any existing popup menu.
    Call DeletePopUpMenu

    ' Create the popup menu.
    Call Custom_PopUpMenu_1

    ' Display the popup menu.
    On Error Resume Next
    Application.CommandBars(Mname).ShowPopup
    On Error GoTo 0
End Sub

Sub Custom_PopUpMenu_1()
    Dim MenuItem As CommandBarPopup
    ' Add the popup menu.
    With Application.CommandBars.Add(Name:=Mname, Position:=msoBarPopup, _
         MenuBar:=False, Temporary:=True)

        ' add a menu that contains two buttons.
        Set MenuItem = .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup)
        With MenuItem
            .Caption = "My Special Menu"

            With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)
                .Caption = "Button 1 in menu"
                .FaceId = 71
                .OnAction = "'" & ThisWorkbook.Name & "'!" & ""
            End With

            With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)
                .Caption = "Button 2 in menu"
                .FaceId = 72
                .OnAction = "'" & ThisWorkbook.Name & "'!" & "T"
            End With
        End With

A: Try this
       With MenuItem
        .Caption = "My Special Menu"
        With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup, before:=1)
            .Tag = "submenu1"
            .Caption = "IT"
            With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup, before:=1)
                .Tag = "Submenu2"
                .Caption = "Microsoft Office!"

                With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton, before:=1)
                        .Tag = "btn1"
                        .Caption = "Button 1 in menu"
                        .FaceId = 71
                        .OnAction = "'" & ThisWorkbook.Name & "'!" & ""
                End With
                With .Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)
                        .Tag = "btn2"
                        .Caption = "Button 2 in menu"
                        .FaceId = 72
                        .OnAction = "'" & ThisWorkbook.Name & "'!" & "T"
                End With

            End With
        End With
      End With


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Video review has an impact as Saint-Etienne beats Monaco 1-0
AP Nov 3, 2019 at 6:47p ET
PARIS (AP) — Monaco was losing 1-0 at Saint-Etienne in the French league with about 20 minutes remaining on Sunday when video review made a significant impact.
Referee Jérôme Brisard showed Saint-Etienne defender Wesley Fofana a red card for apparently impeding Jean-Kévin Augustin near the edge of the penalty area as the Monaco striker broke through on goal.
The linesman on the right side of the field had not raised his flag despite having a clear view of the action. But VAR determined that Augustin was narrowly offside when receiving the ball, and therefore Fofana's red card was overturned and Saint-Etienne got a free kick.
In the closing moments, Monaco's players converged around Brisard again when he showed defender Ruben Aguilar a red card for barging over Denis Bouanga as he made an inspired run from behind the halfway line up to the penalty area.
Although Monaco's players were angry, it appeared a clear decision since Aguilar was the last defender and clearly stepped across to block Bouanga.
Monaco was much the better side in the first half but spurned chances, and Bouanga made the breakthrough in the 59th minute when he side-footed in Romain Hamouma's left-wing cross from close range.
The win moved former Leicester coach Claude Puel's side up to eighth place, while Monaco is languishing in 15th spot.
NICE RELIEVED
The pressure was growing on Nice coach Patrick Vieira after six matches without a win, so a 2-0 home victory against Reims was timely.
It was a first win since Sept. 21, when the south-coast team had climbed into third place. Nice's form then spiraled with four league defeats and a draw, followed by elimination from the League Cup midweek against second-tier Le Mans.
Nice was helped when visiting midfielder Moussa Doumbia was sent off in the 26th. Vieira's side quickly took advantage with midfielder Wylan Cyprien netting in the 32nd and defender Christophe Herelle getting the second shortly before the break.
"This win will do us a lot of good and give us some confidence," said Vieira, who was disappointed to hear home fans whistling his team at the end. "We're in a complicated period, the three points are more important than the manner in which we play."
Nice climbed into 13th place.
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Nantes missed the chance to close the gap on leader Paris Saint-Germain to five points after losing 2-0 at Bordeaux.
The loss dropped Nantes down to third place behind Angers, while Bordeaux improved to sixth spot with goals from Guinea forward François Kamano and South Korea striker Hwang Ui-jo.


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Q: saving programatically generated value of edittext in a static class I have an edittext field in a tab which is given a unique autogenerated value when the activity is created. I want this value passed to a static class as soon as the value is put in the edittext so that on switching tabs, the value can be called from the static class.
My problem is i tried saving the value to the static class using the following code:
 invoiceNo.addTextChangedListener(new TextWatcher() {
        public void afterTextChanged(Editable s) {
            //GlobalApp.data().id = invoiceNo.getText().toString();
        }

        public void beforeTextChanged(CharSequence s, int a, int b, int c){
            GlobalApp.data().id = invoiceNo.getText().toString();
        }

         public void onTextChanged(CharSequence s, int a, int b, int c){
            // GlobalApp.data().id = invoiceNo.getText().toString();
         }
        }

But it kept changing whenever the user returns to the 1st tab (where the value is generated) or it would not be displayed at all. I want it to save the generated value once irrespective of whether user returns to the 1st Tab.
public class clientFragmentTab  extends Fragment  {

ArrayList<String> saleRecord;
Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy");
String formattedDate = df.format(c.getTime());
EditText currDate, invoiceNo , vehicle,territory ;
//Spinner clientName, territory;
View rootView = null;
int invoice_id = 0;
String invoice_no;
public String[] item = new String[] {"Please search..."};
public String territory1;
CustomAutoCompleteView myAutoComplete;
ProductsDbHelper db;

// adapter for auto-complete
ArrayAdapter<String> myAdapter;

@Override
public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
                         Bundle savedInstanceState) {

    rootView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.client_layout, container, false);

    return rootView;
}

public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
    myAutoComplete = (CustomAutoCompleteView) rootView.findViewById(R.id.myautocomplete);

    // add the listener so it will tries to suggest while the user types
    myAutoComplete.addTextChangedListener(new CustomAutoCompleteTextChangedListener(this, getActivity()));

    db = new ProductsDbHelper(getActivity());
    // set our adapter
    myAdapter = new ArrayAdapter<String>(getActivity(), android.R.layout.simple_dropdown_item_1line, item);
    myAutoComplete.setAdapter(myAdapter);
    currDate = (EditText) rootView.findViewById(R.id.editText4);
    //clientName = (Spinner) rootView.findViewById(R.id.spinner);
    invoiceNo = (EditText) rootView.findViewById(R.id.editText3);
    vehicle = (EditText) rootView.findViewById(R.id.editText6);
    territory = (EditText) rootView.findViewById(R.id.editText9);invoice_id = UniqueRandomNumbers();

    invoice_no = "invoice_" + invoice_id;

    currDate.setText(formattedDate);
    invoiceNo.setText(invoice_no);

    //List<String> list = new ArrayList<String>();
    //list.add("Select Client");
    //list.add("Item 2");
    //list.add("Item 3");
    //list.add("Item 4");
    //list.add("Item 5");

    //ArrayAdapter<String> adapter = new ArrayAdapter<String>(this.getActivity(), android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item , list);
    //adapter.setDropDownViewResource(android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item);
    //clientName.setAdapter(adapter);

   // if(invoiceNo.getText().toString() != ""){

   // }

    invoiceNo.addTextChangedListener(new TextWatcher() {
        public void afterTextChanged(Editable s) {
            //GlobalApp.data().id = invoiceNo.getText().toString();
        }

        public void beforeTextChanged(CharSequence s, int a, int b, int c){
            GlobalApp.data().id = invoiceNo.getText().toString();
        }

         public void onTextChanged(CharSequence s, int a, int b, int c){
            // GlobalApp.data().id = invoiceNo.getText().toString();
         }
        }

        );
}

A: You seem to be approaching this all wrong, when something feels like you're having to force it it usually signals a problem with the project architecture. The solution should be something like the following:
1. onCreate generate that id and store it in a *member variable*, lets call it mInvoiceId
2. onCreateView or onViewCreated do invoiceNo.setText(mInvoiceId)
3. if it's still required, in onTextChanged do mInvoiceId = s; (the 's' param should be the same result as invoiceNo.getText().toString() I believe)
4. if you're really set on using a static class you can replace any use of mInvoiceId  with GlobalApp.data().id but static classes are usually bad.
   - You can pass things between fragments correctly using saveInstanceState or intents with extras (not sure what you want to do)

I hope that sets you in the right direction


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I decided to do the sashing for my Figgy Pudding Christmas quilt in the aqua "grunge" fabric. It will be a little blendy with some of the block fabrics, but I think I will really like it overall.
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On the Record: Democratic Senate Candidate Catherine Cortez Masto
Editor's Note: This is one in a series of "On the Record" pieces highlighting the policy stances of candidates running for major offices in the 2022 Nevada election. Click here for additional election coverage. For more information on the policy positions of Cortez Masto's opponent, former Attorney General Adam Laxalt, check back tomorrow.
By nearly all metrics, Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is one of — if not the most — vulnerable incumbents in the entire country, running in one of just a handful of races that could decide control of the U.S. Senate.
Her opponent is Republican Adam Laxalt, a conservative former attorney general who has garnered the support of former President Donald Trump and the conservative wing of the GOP, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
Amid the outsized amount of national attention placed on Nevada's Senate race, Cortez Masto has set fundraising records quarter after quarter, most recently raising a record $15 million between July and September.
However, that money — despite far outpacing Laxalt's individual fundraising — has been recently offset by Republican outside groups that have poured millions of dollars into the race through the last few weeks.
All the while, Cortez Masto's campaign has had to tread a fine line, as the popularity of President Joe Biden remains underwater and economic conditions continue to drag Democrats amid historically high inflation and rising gas prices.
A string of recent polls have shown a race in a dead heat, nearly all within the margin of error. However, they have also shown a consistent advantage for Laxalt, who has maintained a slight lead in the last six public polls.
That includes a poll last week from The Nevada Independent/OH Predictive Insights, showing Laxalt leading Cortez Masto 45 percent to 43 percent, with a 3.6 percent margin of error.
Cortez Masto was first elected to the Senate in 2016, narrowly defeating Republican Rep. Joe Heck despite losing every Nevada county save for Clark, the state's most populous. Prior to her initial Senate campaign, Cortez Masto spent eight years as the state's attorney general from 2007 to 2015, before being termed out.
Cortez Masto declined a request for an interview for this story. Her positions, detailed below, are instead collected from interviews, public statements, social media posts and campaign messaging.
Law enforcement and criminal justice
Record as attorney general
Cortez Masto — alongside the rest of the Democratic Senate caucus — was a key vote in passing the two largest economic passages of the first two years of the Joe Biden Administration: The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
In the early days of the Biden presidency, amid the then-nascent COVID vaccine rollout and lingering uncertainty over what shape the pandemic would take under the vaccine paradigm, Congress passed a sweeping $1.9 trillion stimulus.
In the early phase of the campaign, Cortez Masto often touted ARPA funding and other congressionally-approved COVID relief for small businesses and the tourism industry. That money, which gave Nevada alone more than $6.7 billion in federal money over five years, including $2.7 billion in "flexible aid."
The free-flow of government spending — which also included additional personal checks, the expansion of unemployment insurance and child tax credits — has since been criticized by some financial experts for playing a role in increasing inflation through 2022.
More recently, Cortez Masto has touted the passage of the sweeping Inflation Reduction Act, a Democratic spending omnibus designed as a compromise between the White House's original budget priorities and the Senate's most powerful moderate, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV).
The bill included historic spending on climate, health care and tax provisions, including imposing a 15 percent corporate tax rate designed, Democrats said, to close corporate tax loopholes and fund spending provisions. It also included an increase in funding for the Internal Revenue Service, something Democrats have said will be used to enforce taxes on the wealthy, but that Republicans have construed as targeting all taxpayers by hiring tens of thousands of IRS agents.
Cortez Masto's campaign has continued to tout the measure on social media, tweeting as recently as Monday that the bill "cut costs, boost our economy, and create good-paying local jobs for Nevadans."
Still, the long term economic effects of the bill remain unclear.
Separately, Cortez Masto also voted for the CHIPS and Science Act, a bill designed to lure semiconductor chip manufacturers back to the U.S. amid a global shortage with roughly $52 billion in subsidies and tax credits. The bill has since made an appearance in at least one campaign ad.
As part of that bill, Cortez Masto also praised provisions she backed that included research funding for Nevada, among other states.
Throughout 2022, even before it was clear the Supreme Court would strike down the precedent of Roe v. Wade this spring, Cortez Masto had made her support of abortion access a key pillar of her campaign.
The move comes even as the issue has been complicated by Nevada statute, which protects abortions up to 24 weeks with legal language that would require a vote of the people — rather than the Legislature or governor — to undo.
Answering an abortion questionnaire sent to all major candidates by The Nevada Independent in late May, Cortez Masto said she "fully supports" the state's 24-week protections, as well as exceptions for late-term abortions that risk "life or health endangerment" of the mother.
She did not answer a question as to whether or not she backed parental notification laws for minors, but did support rape and incest exceptions and said that residents of other states, including states where abortion is restricted, should be allowed to get an abortion in Nevada.
Cortez Masto also recently co-sponsored a bill with her fellow Senate Democrats targeting so-called "crisis pregnancy centers," anti-abortion nonprofits, often religiously affiliated, that seek to counsel women against having abortions.
In a statement announcing her backing of that bill, the "Stop Anti-Abortion Disinformation Act", Cortez Masto called the centers "fake clinics" and said: "Anti-abortion crisis care centers routinely mislead vulnerable women about the services they provide, delaying care and jeopardizing women's health."
Cortez Masto has also been a vocal opponent of congressionally-imposed national limits on abortion, including one such ban on abortions after 15 weeks proposed last month by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC).
In a viral tweet sent just after Graham's plan was announced, Cortez Masto said: "I will block any efforts in the Senate to advance a nationwide abortion ban — full stop."
In 2021, Cortez Masto also co-sponsored the Women's Health Protection Act, another Democratic effort that sought to guarantee abortion access under federal law. That measure failed in the Senate this May, just days after the Supreme Court's draft-opinion overturning Roe was leaked to the press.
Cortez Masto has frequently campaigned as a champion of state and local law enforcement, and has earned the backing of several police unions, including the Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers, the Nevada Law Enforcement Coalition, and the Nevada Police Union. She has also been endorsed by the Reno police chief, Jason Soto.
However, amid a nationwide partisan split among police unions, several police unions have publicly switched their support to Laxalt, including the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, the Nevada Fraternal Order of Police and the Public Safety Alliance of Nevada.
That split stems from the unrest of the summer of 2020, in which protests and riots gripped much of the country in the wake of George Floyd's killing by Minneapolis police. More broadly, the split also dates back to the push by criminal justice advocates to reform police departments following the Ferguson riots in 2014.
Now at the center of the discourse? The push by some activists in 2020 to "defund the police," and instead distribute spending to other state or local programs.
Democratic politicians balked at the program at the time, including Cortez Masto, who said in June 2020 that she does not support defunding police departments, but does support reform that would address "systemic racism."
Cortez Masto also joined fellow Democrats in unanimously backing a Republican-led budget amendment in 2021 that would limit federal funding for local governments that moved to defund police departments.
On her campaign website, Cortez Masto also touts federal funding secured for state and local police departments, as well as a bill she co-sponsored last year aimed at collecting data on law enforcement suicides in a bid to reduce what she has called "an epidemic."
On immigration, Cortez Masto has backed the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and "Dreamers," or undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as minors. She has also called for "comprehensive immigration reform" that includes a pathway to citizenship.
As a senator, Cortez Masto has also touted having voted for "billions of dollars in border security funding" aimed at stemming the flow of drugs. That includes, most recently, voting for a 26 percent increase for Customs and Border Protection budget and 7 percent increase for Immigration and Customs Enforcement spending in the 2022 fiscal year.
Earlier this year, she also publicly broke with the Biden Administration over plans — now abandoned — to lift Title 42, a policy implemented under Trump that vastly restricted asylum claims to the U.S. as a response to the pandemic.
Immigration advocates and health experts had long criticized the measure, which the Trump Administration had explored implementing even before COVID began to spread, and have called for a return to pre-pandemic asylum processes. But vulnerable congressional Democrats, wary of the campaign impact of such a decision, split with Biden over the issue.
In April, Cortez Masto — who had opposed the implementation of the original policy under Trump — told The Nevada Independent that White House had not provided a "detailed plan" for how the policy would be rescinded.
"We need a detailed plan on how we are going to manage any potential surge at the border," she said at the time. "We need to make sure that not only can we treat people with dignity and that we also are securing the border. We can do both at the same time, but we haven't seen a detailed plan moving forward on this."
Cortez Masto has publicly supported the Obama-era Affordable Care Act, voting to preserve the law and criticizing a push by Republicans to "repeal and replace" the law in 2017.
At the time, she acknowledged that "the ACA is not perfect," but also called the Republican replacement "atrocious" and "callous," criticizing in particular a plan to cap federal spending on Medicaid.
In 2019, Cortez Masto also joined opposition to the so-called "Cadillac tax," or a 40 percent tax on certain employer-sponsored health insurance. That tax was included as part of the ACA as a means to fund many of the law's provisions, but Congress delayed implementation twice before eventually passing a repeal in late 2019.
More recently, Cortez Masto has campaigned on the inclusion of cost limits on insulin for Medicare recipients, capping the drug at $35 per month as part of the Inflation Reduction Act.
A similar provision that would have extended those caps for individuals on private insurance, also backed by Cortez Masto, was killed by Senate Republicans after procedural rules required the measure to pass a 60-vote threshold, rather than the 50-vote "budget reconciliation" bar required for the wider budget measure.
Though she has called the student loan system "broken," Cortez Masto was among a handful of Democrats opposing a move by the White House in August that would cancel certain amounts of student debt for borrowers under a $125,000 income threshold, including up to $20,000 in cancellations for Pell Grant recipients and $10,000 for non-Pell borrowers.
In a statement at the time, Cortez Masto said that the plan "doesn't address the root problems that make college unaffordable."
Later, in an interview with The Nevada Independent, Cortez Masto said the student loan system was "too complex," and that in the long term, "We also need to make sure that our colleges are affordable for students."
In that interview, Cortez Masto also backed the doubling of Pell grants for low-income students, citing specifically that the amount of tuition covered by the program has dropped from 80 percent in the 1970s to just 30 percent today.
On her campaign website, Cortez Masto has also touted the inclusion of internet infrastructure funding for K-12 schools included as part of the infrastructure law passed by Congress last year.
Amid a crushing drought that has dropped Lake Mead to historically low levels, Cortez Masto has campaigned on her support of a provision of the Inflation Reduction Act sending $4 billion in relief funding to drought-stricken states, including Nevada.
In August, Cortez Masto also held a press conference calling on the federal government to "take a stronger role" in ensuring all Colorado River Basin states are combating drought. Her comments came as federal regulators made historic cuts to lower-basin state water allocations, including an 8 percent cut in Nevada and a 21 percent cut in Arizona — even as California, by far the largest user of Colorado River water — faced no such cuts.
"The [Department of the Interior] must urge all Colorado River states to take the actions Nevada has already taken to conserve water," she said at the time.
Cortez Masto has also cast herself as a "champion for renewable energy." To wit, she has touted her support of a solar tax credit included in the 2020 federal funding bill, and lauded the Biden Administration for suspending tariffs on solar panels for two years amid a federal investigation into potential trade violations by Chinese solar panel suppliers that threatened to upend solar supply chains.
As a senator, Cortez Masto has also taken a mining-friendly stance in Congress, opposing members of her own party and the Biden White House last year as they sought to reform a more-than-century old mining law and implement new royalties enforced against mining companies extracting minerals from public lands.
At the time, Cortez Masto joined with Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) to help kill the measure. Earlier this year, she again indicated she would oppose future efforts by the White House to resurrect the policy.
"I've consistently stood up for Nevada's mining industry and the over 30,000 jobs it supports and repeatedly blocked misguided proposals that would hurt our hardrock mining industry," she told The Nevada Independent in a statement at the time. "I will continue to oppose any efforts that will harm Nevada workers, whether they come from the White House or Congress."
As gas prices have soared in recent months — and as they may rise even further, following a decision Wednesday by OPEC to drastically cut international oil supplies — increased scrutiny has been paid to domestic energy output on the campaign trail, especially by Republicans critical of a decision by Biden to pause oil and gas leasing on federal lands.
In 2019, Cortez Masto introduced legislation that sought to ban oil and gas drilling in the Ruby Mountains near Elko, amid plans from the U.S. Forest Service that would have leased roughly 54,000 acres for potential oil and gas development.
At the time, Cortez Masto said the move "risks the livelihoods of Nevadans who rely on our state's outdoor economy." She later re-introduced the measure in March 2021.
Speaking to The Nevada Independent in July, Cortez Masto — who sits on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources — also criticized oil companies for not drilling on leases already available to them.
"There's 9,000 permits the oil and gas companies are sitting on right now that they can be drilling on and they're not," she said. "What I know is, unfortunately, instead of drilling and bringing more production and helping us lower costs, they've actually been taking the profits and giving it to their shareholders and to big oil."
Cortez Masto also pushed the Bureau of Land Management under the Trump Administration to reconsider leasing plans for roughly 500,000 acres of land in Southern Nevada, and in 2020, introduced legislation that looked to prohibit oil and gas speculation on land with "low or no" potential for development.
And on the issue of a potential nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain in Nye County — which the Trump Administration sought to spool back up in 2017 — Cortez Masto joined the rest of the Nevada congressional delegation in opposing the project, which remained in proposed White House budgets until 2020.
Record as Nevada attorney general
Though now nearly a decade removed from her tenure as attorney general, Cortez Masto — both in this campaign and in past elections — has touted her work as the state's "top cop" in shaping the state's laws governing sex trafficking.
As attorney general, she sponsored a 2013 bill — AB67 — that functionally created modern sex trafficking statutes for Nevada, replacing old statutes that governed "pandering," more commonly referred to as pimping.
The move had followed a then-relatively recent push by states to re-classify such sex crimes explicitly as trafficking, which generally did not have a precedent until Washington State created a separate crime of "sex trafficking" in 2003.
Under the new statute, Cortez Masto's office sought to prosecute the first few cases on the issue, but legal technicalities and plea agreements in 2014, her last year after being termed-out of office, meant her successor, Adam Laxalt, recorded the attorney general's first sex trafficking conviction in 2015.
In recent weeks, Cortez Masto has also come under criticism from Republicans for allegedly "ignoring" a backlog of thousands of untested rape kits in Nevada, or forensic evidence kits for sexual assaults.
In 2014, Nevada came under fire when a nonprofit revealed that Las Vegas police had tested just 16 percent of rape kits since 2004, with at least 4,300 kits still unprocessed at that time.
It's unclear how much Cortez Masto individually pushed to address the backlog while she was attorney general from 2007 to 2015, and there is no evidence that that backlog was made a priority under her tenure. However, she did back state legislation expanding access to those kits, offered grants aimed at combating violence against women, and joined a letter with other state attorneys general calling for the re-authorization of the Violence Against Women Act in 2012, a letter that does mention a lack of funding for rape kit processing.
In 2018, Laxalt touted the processing of 95 percent of those backlogged rape kits, more than 7,300 total, which led to 13 arrests. That came in part through the use of at least $3.7 million investment, paid for in part through federal grants and through settlement money, and through the use of a dedicated working group.
In 2019, as a senator, Cortez Masto also touted her backing of the reauthorization of a federal bill meant to fund the processing of rape kit backlogs nationwide.
Separately, Cortez Masto has highlighted her role in a $1.9 billion settlement sent to Nevada as part of the National Mortgage Settlement, a joint settlement agreement between 49 states and Washington, D.C. and some of the country's largest banks over their role in the 2008 financial crisis.
On her campaign website, Cortez Masto has characterized Nevada's portion of the settlement — secured in 2012 — as having "held the Big Banks accountable."


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