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Heather Tom Husband, Married, Divorce and Boyfriend
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A son (name Zane Alexander Achor)
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Heather was born and raised in Hinsdale Illinois by her parents. She was very much interested in acting and imitating others from the minuscule age. She used to play and imitate others with her siblings. Her sibling is an actor David Tom which she has played onscreen with on The Young and the Restless and One Life to Live.
An American soap opera actress, Heather Tom was born November 4, 1975, in Hinsdale, Illinois. She is known for her roles in the famous TV shows like The Bold and the Beautiful and The Young and the Restless. She has an estimated net worth of $4 million.
Heather's career all began in 1989 when she appeared on an episode of who's the boss? Then she starred in The Young and the Restless in 1993.
From 1993 to 2003, every soap opera fan and enthusiast had Victoria Newman, Heather's role in the series The Young and the Restless, on their television sets, especially women audiences. She was the audiences' favorite character on television. After this television series, she appeared in One Life to Live and All of My Children.
She again got her pace up in the television industry when she signed for CBS's The Bold and the Beautiful. Her role as Katie Logan gained massive recognition and she was again the favorite character of most of the audiences. She also worked on other series such as the popular Ugly Betty and Monk.
Apart from television, she has also worked in theater and films. She has done roles in movies like Beyond the Ladies Room Door, City Teacher, Stiffs, Suicide Dolls to name a few.
For her performances, she has got great reviews and honors. She has on her hand two Daytime Emmy Awards for her performance in The Young and the Restless as Outstanding Young Actress in a Drama Series.
She got many nominations every year for the same role. Moreover, her role in The Bold and the Beautiful also got several nominations. She also won the Lead Actress award in 2012 & 2013.
Heather is a bold and beautiful lady. She is 41 years of age and has maintained a fit body through a healthy lifestyle. Many magazines and health style online websites have named Heather as the best body in the industry.
She looks perfectly toned. She dresses gorgeously showing her toned and curvaceous body and hot legs. And adding to her sexy features he carries herself so well that whatever she wears she looks phenomenal.
Her body measurements seem perfect. She stands five feet seven inches tall. That is more than average height for a woman.
Tom was linked to many actors in her acting career. She was rumored to have to date her soap operas co-stars. But she refused all the rumors and declared her engagement to James Achor setting off all casual affairs.
James was her longtime boyfriend. James and Heather had 15 years long relationship before their engagement. They got married on September of 2011.
As they are still going strong and happy in their relationship, they have set a strong example for star couples. That is why there seems no rumor about their divorce or any other extra-affair thing.
The happy couple has a child together; a son named Zane Alexander. She announced publicly about that she was pregnant in early 2012. Her baby boy was her on-screen son in one of the television show.
Heather is triumphal with her husband and son and all the limelight she has got.
Heather Tom has an official Twitter and Facebook account. She doesn't have an Instagram account, but she frequently uploads pictures of her and her family and work people.
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She can be followed at @BBheathertom on Twitter and Heather Tom on Facebook. Her biography can be read online. Her detail professional profile can be read on Wikipedia and IMDB. Moreover, pictures of her can be searched all over the internet.
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In a large saucepan, combine apricots and sugar. Add enough water to just cover the fruit. Cover pan and cook over low heat until fruit is falling apart. Remove lid and continue to cook until water is evaporated. Remove from heat, stir in butter and using a potato masher mash fruit until it is slightly lumpy. Set aside.
Make the pastry: Sift dry ingredients together. Cut in shortening until the mixture resembles meal. Add buttermilk and stir until dough forms. Add more flour or milk if needed to achieve the right consistency. Chill for 10 minutes.
Assembly: Flour the work surface. Roll out dough and, using a small saucer cut into 18 6-inch circles. Place about 2 tablespoons of apple mixture in the center. Moisten edges with cold water and fold over to form a half moon shape. Seal pastry with a fork dipped in water.
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The Bellevue Lady Eagles played with heavy hearts on Tuesday as they traveled to Archer City.
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Zoe Berry led the team with 12 points despite having to sit for large portions due to foul trouble. Cassie Simpson joined her in double figures with 10 points.
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Bellevue next plays Dec. 4 at 5:30 p.m. at home against Chico.
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UM Offers Indian Law Courses This Summer
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MISSOULA – Students and law practitioners once again have the opportunity to study Indian law this summer with the Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana.
The 11th annual Summer American Indian and Indigenous Law Program offers nine weeklong courses from June 4 to Aug. 3. Expert Indian law scholars and practitioners from around the country will lead the courses.
Participants in the program may choose from any of the nine courses – or take them all. Courses will be offered for law credit for matriculated law students and cross-listed for graduate credit. Law students enrolled at other institutions can submit a summer application for admission. Practicing lawyers may be eligible for continuing legal education credits. Applications are online.
Zac Hixson, American Bar Association representative for the Blewett School of Law, took three summer courses through the 2017 program.
"The program's professors and course content were absolutely top-notch," Hixson said. "Criminal jurisdiction in Indian Country was one of the most relevant and interesting classes of law school. I still enjoyed my Montana summer because the classes end by midmorning. I highly suggest taking advantage of this program."
Hixson is on track to earn his Juris Doctor degree in 2019.
The majority of the curriculum changes each year, and this year's schedule boasts another all-star lineup of Indian law experts. Professors and attorneys from universities and organizations from Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Michigan and Montana will cover many topics, including American Indian children, designing government regulations, Alaska and Hawaii Native laws, water law, international law, and public policy.
Those unable to make classes in Missoula can take the Indian Law Research remotely as an online course, Monday through Friday, June 4-8. Attendees must participate online daily to access course materials, contribute to discussions and complete research exercises, but may do so on their own schedule each day.
"If you're at all interested in Indian law, you must take these classes," said Summer Carmack, a 2019 Juris Doctor candidate and upcoming president of the Student Bar Association at the Blewett School of Law.
"I took five classes for six credits during the summer of 2017 and learned so much," Carmack said. "The classes were so interesting and fun. I am now pursuing a certificate in American Indian Law to accompany my law degree."
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The Blewett School of Law recently received funding from the Montana Justice Foundation to support a weeklong service trip to the Crow and Northern Cheyenne reservations in August. The Aug. 14-19 trip includes visits to aid clinics at Crow Fair and with the Northern Cheyenne. This trip will function as a travelling legal aid clinic, where law students and faculty take walk-in appointments for people who need assistance with civil legal matters. Student volunteers will conduct initial intake, screening and issue spotting, and will observe volunteer attorney consultations.
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June 4-8: Indian Law Research (online) with Professor Stacey Gordon Sterling, UM Blewett School of Law.
June 11-15: Mastering American Indian Law with Professor Maylinn Smith, UM Blewett School of Law.
June 18-22: American Indian Children and the Law with Professor Kate Fort, Michigan State University College of Law, East Lansing, Michigan.
June 25-29: Designing Effective Governmental Regulations with Danna Jackson, chief legal counsel, Montana Department of Natural Resource & Conservation, Helena; and UM public administration Professor Sara Rinfret.
July 2-6: Alaska Native Law and Policy with Matt Newman, staff attorney, Native American Rights Fund, Anchorage, Alaska.
July 9-13: Native Hawaiian Law with Professor Melody Kapilialoha MacKenzie, William S. Richardson School of Law, Honolulu, Hawaii.
July 16-20: Water Law in Indian Country with John Carter, tribal attorney, Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, Pablo.
July 23-27: Indigenous Peoples in International Law with Professor Kristen Carpenter, University of Colorado School of Law, Boulder, Colorado.
July 30-Aug. 3: Public Policy and the Tribes with UM public administration Professor Adam Brewer.
Aug.14-19: Pro Bono Service Trip to the Crow Fair Celebration Powwow and Rodeo, Crow Agency.
For a complete description of courses and biographies of each instructor, visit http://www.umt.edu/indianlaw. Registration for university students and lawyers seeking CLE credit is also available.
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Q: SELECT DISTINCT Returning Unexpected Values My SQL Server 2016 database is using collation SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS.  When I run this query...
select distinct x from (
select '²' as x
union all
select '2'
) y

select distinct x from (
select N'²' as x
union all
select N'2'
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The VARCHAR version sees the two characters as being different; the NVARCHAR version sees them as being the same.
What the heck is going on?

A: Apparently, they are considered the uppercase and lowercase version of the same character as nvarchar.  If you run this case sensitive query:
select Distinct x from (
select N'2' COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS  as x
UNION ALL
select N'²' COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS as x
) y

You will get this output:
x
2
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The VARCHAR version sees the two characters as being different

Default CoLLATE (COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS) of database is doing the trick here.
COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS consider varchar value '²' and '2' as 2 different value.
In case of NVARCHAR  COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS consider '²' and '2' as same value.
It has nothing to do with ACSII or UNICODE

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THE SKED SEASON PREMIERE REVIEW: "Bones"
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BONES: Monday 8PM on FOX
WHERE WE WERE: Watching Brennan drive away, baby Christine in tow. Temperance (Emily Deschanel) had been framed by cyberpath Christopher Pelant (Andrew Leeds) for the murder of an old friend, and rather than be arrested, she fled with the help of ex-con dad Max (Ryan O'Neal), leaving Booth (David Boreanaz) gaping and general chaos in her wake.
WHERE WE ARE: 3 months have passed, and the gang at the Jeffersonian is still adrift without Bones. Intern Clark Edison (Eugene Byrd) has been temporarily promoted to take over Brennan's job in her absence, and he's driving everyone crazy with his obsessively-kept binders containing every detail about each case. (It was a nice touch later on that Brennan thinks those annoying binders are a great idea.) Luckily, Brennan has hatched a clever if far-fetched plan to catch Pelant. She determines that he'd committed a murder while still in high school, and single-handedly finds the long-buried body thanks to some discolored vegetation (it doesn't pay to parse the details too closely), with the idea that if she can prove he killed this victim, it'll convince the powers that be that he framed her for the newest crime.
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As usual on BONES, though, the specifics of the plot were less important than the interplay among the characters. There's no more comfortable ensemble on television, as Deschanel and Boreanaz softshoe expertly each week with Michaela Conlin (Angela), T.J. Thyne (Hodgins), Tamara Taylor (Cam) and John Francis Daley (Sweets), along with the delightful recurring Patricia Belcher (Caroline). With Brennan back in the fold, one can expect the season to pick up next week with a more typically lighthearted tone.
Bones is entering its 8th season, with ratings OK rather than great (after its move to Mondays last season, its numbers hovered in the low 2s), and the kind of budget and license fee that accompany a long-running success with yearly raises for everyone. Creatively speaking, 4 of its 6 regular characters have paired off with each other and had children together; the show has probably reached the beginning of its end, with perhaps another couple of seasons left, depending on how FOX's new dramas and pilot development fare. For now, it's still a reliable, enjoyable hour of crime and repartee, and one hopes all concerned will let it take its leave while it's still a pleasure to watch.
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Srinagar : Unknown gunmen on Saturday shot dead a woman Special Police Officer (SPO) in Shopian district of south Kashmir.
Official sources said that a female SPO identified as Khushboo Jan, a resident of Vehil village of Shopian district was fired upon by unknown gunmen at her house in Vehil Village, leaving her critically injured.
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Electric Bubble Car Microlino Begins Second Prototype Testing
The Swiss-made vehicle is the electric version of the Isetta "bubble car" made famous by BMW.
Micro Mobility Systems
Swiss company Micro Mobility Systems AG has been working on electrifying the Italian-designed Isetta "bubble car" made famous by BMW since 2016. Now, it may be close to revealing a prototype.
RELATED: SWISS COMPANY DESIGNS ADORABLE TWO-SEATER MICROLINO ELECTRIC CAR
Testing to begin soon
The company released a statement that announced they will begin testing soon.
"Despite the challenging times, we are making good progress in the development of the new Microlino 2.0. We have finished the virtual integration of all the technical components into our newly designed chassis, such as the complete drivetrain, the front and rear suspension, the new folding roof, and the lights. Now we need to test what we have on our computers in the real world with prototypes," said Micro Mobility Systems AG's website.
Source: Micro Mobility Systems
This is impressive progress especially in the time of COVID-19. According to the company, Microlino 2.0 already shows a great improvement in handling and comfort compared to Microlino 1.0.
The interiors
The company has also revamped the electric vehicle's interiors.
"We have exciting news for the interior. The design of the dashboard that we have presented in the Microlino 2.0 show car, will make it into the series version. The only difference is that we have decided to replace the switches/buttons on the central bar with a touch display that allows us more flexibility to add new functions," the company announced.
"This means we will now have two displays in the car, one behind the steering wheel as a speedometer and a smaller touch display integrated with the central bar to control functions like the heating, etc," states Micro Mobility Systems AG.
Finally, the vehicle will spot the Microlino's signature front and rear LED light bar that will include position light, turning light, and braking light.
Micro Mobility Systems AG plans to build five prototypes with all the above-mentioned components each developed several weeks after the previous one. The firm aims to start production of the car in 2021 despite COVID-19.
If you want to know more about the Microlino's specs and price range read our article here.
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The sudden collapse of Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's popularity in the state should serve as a warning for North Carolina tax reformers hell bent in scrapping the progressive income tax in favor of a regressive increase in the sales tax. Jindal, who only a few weeks ago was considered a major presidential contender, had to pull his tax proposal after polls showed his approval rating plummet to 38%.
In North Carolina, Republicans have offered similar proposals and they are likely to receive the same welcome. That said, North Carolina needs tax reform to make its tax code reflect the realities of our 21st century economy. The debate is going to anger people on all sides, but real reform offers leaders on both sides of the aisle a chance to step up and provide the type of political courage voters claim they want.
The recent recession illustrated the flaws in our system. North Carolina saw a dramatic loss in revenue, partly because of our heavy reliance on income taxes. In addition, our sales tax has been focused on goods even as we have shifted to a more service-based economy. And while businesses complain about our corporate rate, we hemorrhage revenue through loopholes that allow multi-state corporations to shift profits to lower tax states.
Tax reform is going to be messy. Business interests are going to fight taxes on services and progressives are going fight any attempt to shift the tax burden from corporations and the wealthy to the middle class. The solution is a more stable revenue stream that can better survive economic cycles while keeping the burden low on families who are still climbing out of the recession. Reaching a sound solution might be bad for political careers and campaign coffers, but it will be good for the future of North Carolina.


Wader counts have been made on a weekly basis in Dublin since September 2003. Weather permitting, birds are counted 52 weeks per year, to obtain detailed data on the seasonal distribution of species, plumage/moult details, the presence and numbers of juveniles, and on colour-rings and flags. To date (mid-September 2008) over 300 detailed counts have been made, with particular emphasis on the North Bull Island, (over 200 counts). These are continuing on a weekly basis. The purpose of the study is to compare the pattern of Irish wader migration with that of species using identical or similar ecological niches on the Canadian prairies, because the nesting areas of the two flyway groups are similar. Examples are Red Knot Calidris canutus, Sandering C. alba, Dunlin C. alpina and Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres. The same has been proven to be true in Dublin Bay.
Special emphasis is placed on obtaining counts in the previously neglected period of May to mid-August, when it was assumed not much was happening on Irish estuaries. Papers published by the author of this abstract, and Canadian colleagues, on prairie waders have shown that there is a great deal of movement during this summer period. There is a gap of about ten days between the end of the northwards spring migration in June and the appearance of the first Lapwing Vanellus vanellus. In addition, moulting Oystercatchers Haematopus ostralegus, Bar-tailed Godwits Limosa lapponica and Curlews Numenius arquarta are present through summer.
The distribution curve for waders in Dublin Bay shows that the lowest numbers occur in mid-June, but there are always five species present. From around 24 June wader numbers rise very rapidly as presumed unsuccessful breeding birds return to the bay to moult, or stage on migration further south. Peak numbers occur from 21 November to 24 February. They then decrease very rapidly as mainland European nesting birds depart for eastern staging areas such as The Wash (England) or the Wadden Sea (Germany, Denmark and The Netherlands). This is indicated by the presence of colour-ringed or flagged birds from these well studies wader areas. A considerable number of waders from Iceland and Greenland, and probably Nunavut-bound migrants, also pass through Dublin Bay, as proved by colour-ringing.
Considerable effort has been put into finding colour-ringed or flagged birds in order to identify the origins of waders using Dublin Bay. The general areas of origin have been known for a long time (i.e. Europe and North America), but now this study has clarified the origins of five wader species. The most interesting finding so far is hat Sanderlings in Dublin Bay have come from northeast Greenland and Mauretania. This study is continuing, with emphasis on establishing wider links with the Nunavat-Greenland wader breeding areas.
(Website editor comment: The author of this work died on 18th March 2014. Stewart's research on waders is unique in Irish Ornithology having been carried out continuously over a ten year period (2003-2013). Stewart was a highly experienced and respected ornithologist whose research on birds on a number of continents spanned several decades. His work on the Wader Communities of Dublin Bay provides valuable information on their movements during migration, winter and summer.


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NordFX - forecasts
Forex Forecast for 4-8 April 2016
Overview of last week's predictions:
- in the previous forecast, 55% of the experts insisted that EUR/USD should rise and transition into 1.1340-1.1470, and they were right. On Friday, the pair went up to 1.1438, bounced down to support at 1.1335 and stopped almost in the middle of this range – at 1.1392;
- all of March GBP/USD performed large-scale fluctuations, which perplexed many analysts. Last week, the pair acted in a similar way – first, it rose by 340 points and then dropped by 290 points;
- technical analysis on H4 pointed to USD/JPY moving within a 112.30-113.50 range while D1 showed a wider range of 110.70-114.00 with gradual consolidation around support. The pair completed the week right in-between – it bounced off resistance at 113.80, moved down and stopped at 111.60;
- USD/CHF moved in an unexpected manner. Instead of a rise, it broke through support at 0.9650 and fell by another 60 points, ending the week at 0.9587.
Upcoming Week
Summarizing the views of several dozen analysts from world leading banks and companies as well as forecasts based on different methods of technical and graphical analysis, the following can be suggested:
- according to 70% of the experts, 90% of the indicators and graphical analysis on D1, the EUR/USD pair is predicted to rise at least to 1.1500. At the same time, half of these experts and graphical analysis reckon that the pair can aim even higher at 1.1700, with strong support of 1.1400. Conversely, the remaining 30% of the analysts and graphical analysis on H4 consider 1.1400 as strong resistance from which the pair should drop sharply to support at 1.1165. The beginning of the week will make it clear which scenario will play out;
- the indicators and graphical analysis predict a fall for GBP/USD. However, only 40% of the experts agree with this while the rest of them are on the other side of the fence. Nonetheless, all of them believe that the amplitude of the pair's fluctuations will remain within the boundaries of past three weeks. In the longer term, technical analysis and more than half of the experts still expect the pair to fall to last February's lows around 1.3850;
- the forecast of graphical analysis on D1 for USD/JPY stays unchanged – first, fluctuations within the 110.70-114.00 range with gradual consolidation near support and then a sharp bounce from the lower boundary up to 117.00. This is supported by 100% of the indicators and 65% of the experts who also warn that the upswing may not happen before the second half of April or early May;
- about 40% of the experts, together with the indicators, believe that USD/CHF hasn't completed its fall yet and the bottom is last October's lows around 1.9485. The remaining 60% of the analysts and graphical analysis on H4 are sure that it's time for the pair to go up – first to 0.9740 and then further to resistance at 0.9880. Support is 0.9570.
Roman Butko, NordFX
Generalized Forex Forecast for 29 August - 02 September 2016
First, a review of last week's forecast, which for all four pairs may be considered if not 100%, but at least 90% fulfilled: all three variants of the forecast for EUR/USD, suggested by the experts last week...
Generalized Forex Forecast for 22 - 26 August 2016
First, a review of last week's forecast: the forecast for EUR/USD reckoned that having rebounded from the support of 1.1100, the pair would go up to the resistance of 1.1230, and if it was broken through, the pair could heave upwards by further 100 points up to the level of 1.1330...
First, a review of last week's forecast: the forecast for EUR/USD reckoned that early in the week the pair could tick up to the level of 1.1130, and if it was broken through - it would go up to 1.1170...
First, a review of last week's forecast: as to EUR/USD, the pair met expectations of both those experts supporting its rise to the area of 1.1250 and those predicting that the pair would start going south...
First, a review of last week's forecast:as to EUR/USD one alternative forecast suggested that the pair would move in a sideways channel with the support of 0.9550 and the pivot point of 1.1000...
Generalized Forex Forecast for 25 - 29 July 2016
First, a review of last week's forecast: as to EUR/USD, the majority of experts believed that the pair would continue moving in a sideways channel. This prediction may be deemed as panned out, if we consider the month range of 1.0970 - 1.1180...
As to EUR/USD, the forecast for this pair may be considered only partly fulfilled - the experts reckoned that the pair would move in a sideways channel, but only after its sliding down...
First, a review of last week's forecast: as to EUR/USD, the forecast for this pair may be considered as 100% fulfilled...
First, a review of last week's forecast: – as to EUR/USD, those 20% of analysts, suggesting the gradual rise of the pair, alike the rise of USD/CHF after the ˜Black Thursday...


John has spent his entire professional career working in his family's firm. After graduating college in 1972, he began as a route driver. Over the next several years he served in a variety of capacities as he learned every part of the business. He became the company's president in 1995, but found time to earn a Master's Degree from Pacifica University in 2005. John is an active member and has served as both officer and director of the National Renderers Association.
Rick joined Mahoney Environmental® in 2009 as Vice President of Preferred Oil, LLC. He added management responsibility for Mahoney Equipment Solutions, Mahoney Managed and company-wide sales. Rick was named President in 2013 and is responsible for operations, sales and administrative management of the business. Prior to coming to Mahoney Rick has held senior management positions with firms in a variety of service industries including ServiceMaster, Aramark, Shell Oil, and TectaAmerica. He is a graduate of Ohio University with a B.S. in Industrial Technology.
Ken joined Mahoney Environmental® in 2014 as Vice President of Finance. Prior to coming to Mahoney Ken began his career at a Certified Public Accounting firm in 1985. He received his CPA in 1987. Ken has served in finance roles to include senior management positions with firms in a variety of related environmental and recycling industries including Earth Tech, Compass Environmental and Greenstar Recycling. He is a graduate of Illinois State University with a B.S. in Accounting.
Tim joined Mahoney Environmental® as the VP of Sales and Marketing in March of 2014. He has served over 25 years in various leadership roles in the product distribution and service provider industries with several Fortune 500 companies. Prior to Mahoney Environmental, Tim was a Regional Vice President at W.W. Grainger for 10 years, and prior to that held Vice President of Sales roles at both US Foodservice and Martin Brower and the General Manager role at International Multifoods. Tim has a solid background in operations with P&L responsibility across multiple functions spanning product management, logistics, inventory control, and customer service. With a track record of producing organic sales growth in his former positions, Tim continues to grow top line sales, gross profit, and net income with Mahoney Environmental. Tim is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin with a B.A. degree in Finance/Accounting.
Sonny joined Mahoney Environmental® in 1998 in a sales role. He has served nearly 20 years in various sales, marketing and leadership roles and was named as VP for Preferred Oil 2017. Sonny added management responsibility for Mahoney Equipment Solutions in 2018. He served on the Education Committee and the Resources Committee for the Restaurant Facilities Managers Association (RFMA) in three recent years. Prior to coming to Mahoney Sonny worked in various restaurant businesses, learning about our services from the customer view. He is a creative thinker, a motivated go-getter with a distinguished background of identifying opportunities, providing value-based solutions, while building exceptional customer relationships through customer service. Sonny studied Advertising and Design at the American Academy of Art in Chicago.
Vito joined Mahoney Environmental® in 2011 to build our network of sub-contractors for multiple areas of our business (Mahoney Managed). He was named as VP West Operations in 2017. Vito came to Mahoney with over 25 years of experience in the restaurant industry managing various aspects of the business, with a significant portion of time spent in construction and development. Most recently, Vito was a customer of the company while at the Portillo's Restaurant Group. Prior to this role he has been involved with all aspects of our business to include Joliet, our largest UCO and trap service operation, building the Mahoney Managed network, identifying acquisition opportunities, market analyst, and contract negotiations. He has grown trusting relationships and delivered exceptional customer service to stabilize and create profitability in trap services and has developed and grown a network of trustworthy subcontractors of nearly 200 partners to help support the growth initiative outside of our direct service area, while building profitability. Vito has an Associate's Degree from the College of DuPage in Accounting.
Brian joined Mahoney Environmental® in 2011 as Director of I.T. to build our infrastructure and to adopt and implement dramatic changes in automation of our route based businesses. He was named as VP East Operations in 2015. Prior to joining Mahoney Brian has held several senior and executive level technology and operational positions over his 20+ year career working for various companies focused in the transportation, logistics, aerospace, and manufacturing industries. He has built and managed software development, operations, fleet, and sales teams with a focus on implementing programs and services to improve efficiencies. Brian is a graduate of the Indiana University with a B.A. degree in Criminal Justice/Business.
Katrina joined Mahoney Environmental in 2013 as a Human Resources Intern and assisted the HR team while completing her BBA in Management at the University of St. Francis. After graduation in 2014 she was promoted to HR and Payroll Specialist and an HR Generalist in 2016. She has earned PHR certification and she was promoted to Senior HR Manager leading the HR team in 2017. Prior to joining Mahoney Environmental, Katrina worked as an HR and Volunteer Services Intern at the Forest Preserve District of Kane County, where she assisted with volunteer orientation and training and special event planning.
Jason joined Mendota Agri-products 2011 to support our flagship operation in Mendota as Director of Operations. He added responsibility for all our processing locations around the country and was named VP Processing in 2015. Prior to joining Mendota Jason worked for Advanced Drainage Systems and was their Plant Manager responsible for the overall operational performance of a multi-million-dollar manufacturing facility that includes the safe and efficient production, inventory, and delivery of quality HDPE pipe. He managed a team of 96 employees working in customer service, logistics, customized fabrication of HDPE/HDPP fittings, manufacturing, and delivering of HDPE/HDPP pipe to the consumer.
Jason is a graduate of Mount Vernon Nazarene College with a B.S. degree in Business Administration and has an Associate's Degree in Applied Science from Columbus State Community College. He holds a Certification as an Illinois K license for a Waste Water Operator at Mendota Agri-Products. Jason is an active member of the National Renderers Association, Central Region.
Bob joined Mahoney Environmental in 2018 as Director of Information Technology (IT). He is responsible for building automation between systems and bringing Mahoney new business analytics tools that enable anyone to visualize and analyze data at greater speeds and efficiency. Bob came to Mahoney with over 20 years of experience in the recycling / logistics industry. During that time, Bob lead IT, Operations, Logistics, and Customer Care departments. He has streamlined communication between the home office and trucks on the road using many different in-truck technologies, which has eased the life of a Driver and provided better real-time information to the office. Bob is a graduate of Keller Graduate of School of Management with a Master in Project Management (MPM), and also is certified from the Project Management Institute as a Project Management Professional (PMP).


(i) to approve an annual budget and establish a reserve. Each project budgeted and approved by the council shall include a stated objective and anticipated results. In the council's annual report to the industry, the council shall include those objectives and actual results.
History: L. 1998, ch. 88, § 3; July 1.


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package com.iot.nero.facade_app.facade.impl;

import com.iot.nero.facade_app.dao.DataPointDao;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.constant.CONSTANT;
import com.iot.nero.facade.IApplicationFacade;
import com.iot.nero.facade_app.dao.AppDao;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.dto.ApplicationInfo;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.dto.ApplicationResult;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.entity.Application;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.entity.ClientConn;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.entity.DataPoint;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.entity.DataPointInfo;
import com.iot.nero.parent_app.exception.*;
import com.iot.nero.utils.rendom.RandomString;
import com.iot.nero.utils.token.Token;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;

import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;
import java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Author neroyang
 * Email  nerosoft@outlook.com
 * Date   2017/6/28
 * Time   上午9:51
 */
@Service
public class ApplicationFacade implements IApplicationFacade {

    @Autowired
    private AppDao appDao;
    @Autowired
    private DataPointDao dataPointDao;

    /**
     * 创建App
     * @param app
     * @return
     * @throws UnsupportedEncodingException
     * @throws NoSuchAlgorithmException
     * @throws ApplicationCreateFailedException
     * @throws ProductKeyExistsException
     */
    public Application createApplication(ApplicationInfo app) throws UnsupportedEncodingException, NoSuchAlgorithmException, ApplicationCreateFailedException, ProductKeyExistsException, AppNameExistsException {

        Token key = new Token(RandomString.getRandomString(64));
        String productKey = key.genCode();
        Application n_application = appDao.findAppByName(app.getName());
        if(n_application!=null){
            throw new AppNameExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_ALREADY_EXISTS);
        }
        Application k_application = appDao.findAppByProductKey(productKey);
        if(k_application!=null){
            throw new ProductKeyExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_ALREADY_EXISTS);
        }else{
            Token secret = new Token(productKey);
            Integer applicationId = appDao.createApplication(app.getDId(),
                    app.getName(),
                    app.getType(),
                    app.getTech(),
                    app.getTrans(),
                    app.getCompany(),
                    productKey,
                    secret.genCode(),
                    app.getMaxConnect(),
                    app.getDesc());
            if(applicationId<1){
                throw new ApplicationCreateFailedException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_CREATE_FAILED);
            }else{
                Application application = appDao.findAppByProductKey(productKey);
                if(application == null){
                    throw new ApplicationCreateFailedException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_CREATE_FAILED);
                }else{
                    return application;
                }
            }
        }

    }

    /**
     * 获取应用程序数据点
     * @param AppId
     * @return
     * @throws AppNotExistsException
     */
    public List<DataPoint> getDataPoint(Integer AppId) throws AppNotExistsException {
        Application  application =  appDao.findAppById(AppId);
        if(application==null){
            throw new AppNotExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        return dataPointDao.getDataPoint(AppId);
    }

    /**
     * 获取应用程序
     * @param uid
     * @return
     * @throws AppNotExistsException
     */
    public List<ApplicationResult> getApplications(Integer uid) throws AppNotExistsException {
        List<ApplicationResult>  application =  appDao.findAppByUid(uid);
        if(application==null || application.size() == 0){
            throw new AppNotExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        return application;
    }

    /**
     * 获取完整应用程序信息
     * @param id
     * @return
     */
    public Application getApplication(Integer id) throws AppNotExistsException {
        Application  application =  appDao.findAppById(id);
        if(application==null ){
            throw new AppNotExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        return application;
    }

    public Application authApplication(Integer aid, Integer uid) throws AppNotExistsException, AccessWithoutPermissionException {
        Application  application =  appDao.findAppById(aid);
        if(application==null ){
            throw new AppNotExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        if(application.getDId()!=uid){
            throw new AccessWithoutPermissionException(CONSTANT.ACCESS_WITHOUT_PERMISSION);
        }
        return application;
    }

    public DataPoint addDataPoint(Integer aid, DataPointInfo dataPointInfo) throws AppNotExistsException, DataPointAddFailedException, DataPointExistsException, DataPointNotExistsException {
        Application application = appDao.findAppById(aid);
        if(application==null ){
            throw new AppNotExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        DataPoint dataPoint = dataPointDao.getDataPointByNameAndAid(dataPointInfo.getName(),aid);
        if(dataPoint!=null){
            throw new DataPointExistsException(CONSTANT.DATAPOINT_ALREADY_EXISTS);
        }
        Integer addDataPoint = dataPointDao.addDataPoint(aid,
                dataPointInfo.getName(),
                dataPointInfo.getType(),
                dataPointInfo.getAccess());
        if(addDataPoint<1){
            throw new DataPointAddFailedException(CONSTANT.DATAPOINT_ADD_FAILED);
        }
        DataPoint d = dataPointDao.getDataPointByNameAndAid(dataPointInfo.getName(),aid);
        if(d == null){
            throw new DataPointNotExistsException(CONSTANT.DATAPOINT_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        return d;
    }

    public Application findAppByProductKey(String productKey) throws AppNotExistsException {
        Application application = appDao.findAppByProductKey(productKey);
        if(application==null ){
            throw new AppNotExistsException(CONSTANT.APPLICATION_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        return application;
    }

    public DataPoint deleteDataPoint(Integer aid, Integer pid) throws DataPointNotExistsException, DataPointWithoutPermissionException, DataPointDeleteFailedException {
        DataPoint dataPoint = dataPointDao.getDataPointById(pid);
        if(dataPoint==null){
                throw new DataPointNotExistsException(CONSTANT.DATAPOINT_NOT_EXISTS);
        }
        if(dataPoint.getAppId()!=aid){
                throw new DataPointWithoutPermissionException(CONSTANT.DATAPOINT_WITHOUT_PERMISSION);
        }
        if(dataPointDao.delDataPoint(pid)<1){
            throw new DataPointDeleteFailedException(CONSTANT.DATAPOINT_DELETE_FAILED);
        }
        return dataPoint;
    }
}

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The success of the video game market with the public has spurned Hollywood to capitalize on that success and bring those stories to the big screen. "The Wizard" starring Fred Savage is the earliest video game movie I can recall that revolved around Fred Savage's character getting his emotionally distressed, but gifted gamer brother to a Super Mario Bros. tournament. It was decent enough, but left the door open for more ambitious attempts at true video game content to screen. In the the years that followed, we've been bombarded by a barrage of bad video game movie bombs. Most notably the "Super Mario Bros. Movie", starring Bob Hoskins and any video game movie directed by Uwe Boll. The real irony here is that even though these films are bad, they keep being made because most of them are cost effective and audiences are gluttons for punishment and keep filling theatres to see them. The "Tomb Raider" and "Resident Evil" franchises are two of the most successful and we'll be seeing the final "Resident Evil" installment in early 2017.
Before the year 2016 is out another big video game franchise is hitting theatres this holiday season. "Assassin's Creed" is a tremendous series of video games with a compelling premise, what if you could re-live the life of your ancestors through their eyes in their time? What if those ancestors were part of a society intent on thwarting a secret order that could change the course of human history? Having played the games, I can tell you that this story is far more complex and convoluted as a 20 hour video game experience, but still manages to entertain and excite because I'm taking part in it. So how can this premise be told convincingly in a two hour movie if I'm just watching it?
"Assassin's Creed" stars Michael Fassbender as Callum Lynch, who is rescued by Abstergo Industries, a cover for the Templar Order seeking a powerful relic that they want control over. Lead scientist, Sophia Rikkin played by Marion Cotillard, informs Callum that he is the descendant of Aguilar Der Nerha, an assassin in a secret order protecting the "Apple of Eden", a device that could grant all you desire, but in return asks for unfettered obedience and in the wrong hands could bring the world to its knees. Rikkin asks Callum to take part in the Animus Project and go into the past memories of his ancestor to locate the whereabouts of the device in Spain during the Spanish Inquisition before it falls into the wrong hands. Callum agrees, but unbeknownst to him the company asking for his help are exactly the ones that he needs to keep the "Apple" away from.
"Assassin's Creed" can be counted among it predecessors as a bad video game movie. Fassbender and Cotillard are serviceable as the leads, but everything else is just a total mess. One of the films biggest problems is that it spends too much time in the real world and not enough time where most of the meat of the story should take place, in the past with Aguilar taking in the sights and sounds of Spain during such a turbulent time, searching for the "Apple" The story told here can still render the unfamiliar scratching their heads wondering what's going on. Not enough happens here to make anyone care about time, place, character or story. The setup here should keep you, at least, interested, but it doesn't. A supporting cast with the talent of Jeremy Irons and Brendan Gleeson should push this film over and above what has come before, but sadly their talents are completely wasted. Director Justin Kurzel deserves most of the blame here for not comprehending the material and not knowing how these actors needed to play their characters. Kurzel's work here felt like he was unequipped for the job.
"Assassin's Creed" commits a myriad of sins, but its biggest sin is that a film with such a compelling premise is such a complete and utter bore. The story, the action, the acting, and even the music drones on and on and on and all I wanted was for it to stop. The only thing that was assassinated here were my senses after its two hours of pummeling me into submission. "Assassin's Creed" holds the mantle steadfast for bad video game adaptations and is one of the worst films of the year.