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package com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.transforms;

import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.coders.Coder;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.coders.CoderRegistry;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.coders.ListCoder;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.runners.DirectPipelineRunner;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.transforms.Combine.CombineFn;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.util.PCollectionViews;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.util.WindowedValue;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.values.KV;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.values.PCollection;
import com.google.cloud.dataflow.sdk.values.PCollectionView;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Transforms for creating {@link PCollectionView}s from {@link PCollection}s,
 * for consuming the contents of those {@link PCollection}s as side inputs
 * to {@link ParDo} transforms. These transforms support viewing a {@link PCollection}
 * as a single value, an iterable, a map, or a multimap.
 *
 *
For a {@link PCollection} that contains a single value of type {@code T}
 * per window, such as the output of {@link Combine#globally},
 * use {@link View#asSingleton()} to prepare it for use as a side input:
 *
 *

 * {@code
 * PCollectionView<T> output = someOtherPCollection
 *     .apply(Combine.globally(...))
 *     .apply(View.asSingleton());
 * }
 *

 *
 *
For a small {@link PCollection} that can fit entirely in memory,
 * use {@link View#asList()} to prepare it for use as a {@code List}.
 * When read as a side input, the entire list will be cached in memory.
 *
 *

 * {@code
 * PCollectionView<List<T>> output =
 *    smallPCollection.apply(View.asList());
 * }
 *

 *
 *
If a {@link PCollection} of {@code KV<K, V>} is known to
 * have a single value for each key, then use {@link View#asMap()}
 * to view it as a {@code Map<K, V>}:
 *
 *

 * {@code
 * PCollectionView<Map<K, V> output =
 *     somePCollection.apply(View.asMap());
 * }
 *

 *
 *
Otherwise, to access a {@link PCollection} of {@code KV<K, V>} as a
 * {@code Map<K, Iterable<V>>} side input, use {@link View#asMultimap()}:
 *
 *

 * {@code
 * PCollectionView<Map<K, Iterable<V>> output =
 *     somePCollection.apply(View.asMap());
 * }
 *

 *
 *
To iterate over an entire window of a {@link PCollection} via
 * side input, use {@link View#asIterable()}:
 *
 *

 * {@code
 * PCollectionView<Iterable<T>> output =
 *     somePCollection.apply(View.asIterable());
 * }
 *

 *
 *
 *
Both {@link View#asMultimap()} and {@link View#asMap()} are useful
 * for implementing lookup based "joins" with the main input, when the
 * side input is small enough to fit into memory.
 *
 *
For example, if you represent a page on a website via some {@code Page} object and
 * have some type {@code UrlVisits} logging that a URL was visited, you could convert these
 * to more fully structured {@code PageVisit} objects using a side input, something like the
 * following:
 *
 *

 * {@code
 * PCollection<Page> pages = ... // pages fit into memory
 * PCollection<UrlVisit> urlVisits = ... // very large collection
 * final PCollectionView<Map<URL, Page>> = urlToPage
 *     .apply(WithKeys.of( ... )) // extract the URL from the page
 *     .apply(View.asMap());
 *
 * PCollection PageVisits = urlVisits
 *     .apply(ParDo.withSideInputs(urlToPage)
 *         .of(new DoFn<UrlVisit, PageVisit>() {
 *             {@literal @}Override
 *             void processElement(ProcessContext context) {
 *               UrlVisit urlVisit = context.element();
 *               Page page = urlToPage.get(urlVisit.getUrl());
 *               c.output(new PageVisit(page, urlVisit.getVisitData()));
 *             }
 *         }));
 * }
 *

 *
 *
See {@link ParDo#withSideInputs} for details on how to access
 * this variable inside a {@link ParDo} over another {@link PCollection}.
 */
public class View {

  // Do not instantiate
  private View() { }

  /**
   * Returns a {@link AsSingleton} transform that takes a singleton
   * {@link PCollection} as input and produces a {@link PCollectionView}
   * of the single value, to be consumed as a side input.
   *
   *

   * {@code
   * PCollection<InputT> input = ...
   * CombineFn<InputT, OutputT> yourCombineFn = ...
   * PCollectionView<OutputT> output = input
   *     .apply(Combine.globally(yourCombineFn))
   *     .apply(View.asSingleton());
   * }

   *
   *
If the input {@link PCollection} is empty,
   * throws {@link java.util.NoSuchElementException} in the consuming
   * {@link DoFn}.
   *
   *
If the input {@link PCollection} contains more than one
   * element, throws {@link IllegalArgumentException} in the
   * consuming {@link DoFn}.
   */
  public static <T> AsSingleton<T> asSingleton() {
    return new AsSingleton<>();
  }

  /**
   * Returns a transform that takes a {@link PCollection} and returns a
   * {@code List} containing all of its elements, to be consumed as
   * a side input.
   *
   *
The resulting list is required to fit in memory.
   */
  public static <T> PTransform<PCollection<T>, PCollectionView<List<T>>> asList() {
    return new AsList<>();
  }

  /**
   * Returns a {@link AsIterable} that takes a
   * {@link PCollection} as input and produces a {@link PCollectionView}
   * of the values, to be consumed as an iterable side input.  The values of
   * this {@code Iterable} may not be cached; if that behavior is desired, use
   * {@link #asList}.
   */
  public static <T> AsIterable<T> asIterable() {
    return new AsIterable<>();
  }

  /**
   * Returns an {@link AsMap} transform that takes a {@link PCollection} as input
   * and produces a {@link PCollectionView} of the values to be consumed
   * as a {@code Map<K, V>} side input. It is required that each key of the input be
   * associated with a single value. If this is not the case, precede this
   * view with {@code Combine.perKey}, as below, or alternatively use {@link View#asMultimap()}.
   *
   *

   * {@code
   * PCollection<KV<K, V>> input = ...
   * CombineFn<V, OutputT> yourCombineFn = ...
   * PCollectionView<Map<K, OutputT>> output = input
   *     .apply(Combine.perKey(yourCombineFn.<K>asKeyedFn()))
   *     .apply(View.asMap());
   * }

   *
   *
Currently, the resulting map is required to fit into memory.
   */
  public static <K, V> AsMap<K, V> asMap() {
    return new AsMap<K, V>();
  }

  /**
   * Returns an {@link AsMultimap} transform that takes a {@link PCollection}
   * of {@code KV<K, V>} pairs as input and produces a {@link PCollectionView} of
   * its contents as a {@code Map<K, Iterable<V>>} for use as a side input.
   * In contrast to {@link View#asMap()}, it is not required that the keys in the
   * input collection be unique.
   *
   *

   * {@code
   * PCollection<KV<K, V>> input = ... // maybe more than one occurrence of a some keys
   * PCollectionView<Map<K, V>> output = input.apply(View.asMultimap());
   * }

   *
   *
Currently, the resulting map is required to fit into memory.
   */
  public static <K, V> AsMultimap<K, V> asMultimap() {
    return new AsMultimap<K, V>();
  }

  /**
   * A {@link PTransform} that produces a {@link PCollectionView} of a singleton
   * {@link PCollection} yielding the single element it contains.
   *
   *
Instantiate via {@link View#asIterable}.
   */
  public static class AsList<T> extends PTransform<PCollection<T>, PCollectionView<List<T>>> {
    private AsList() { }

    @Override
    public void validate(PCollection<T> input) {
      try {
        GroupByKey.applicableTo(input);
      } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to create a side-input view from input", e);
      }
    }

    @Override
    public PCollectionView<List<T>> apply(PCollection<T> input) {
      return input.apply(Combine.globally(new Concatenate<T>()).asSingletonView());
    }
  }

  /**
   * A {@link PTransform} that produces a {@link PCollectionView} of a singleton
   * {@link PCollection} yielding the single element it contains.
   *
   *
Instantiate via {@link View#asIterable}.
   */
  public static class AsIterable<T>
      extends PTransform<PCollection<T>, PCollectionView<Iterable<T>>> {
    private AsIterable() { }

    @Override
    public void validate(PCollection<T> input) {
      try {
        GroupByKey.applicableTo(input);
      } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to create a side-input view from input", e);
      }
    }

    @Override
    public PCollectionView<Iterable<T>> apply(PCollection<T> input) {
      return input.apply(CreatePCollectionView.<T, Iterable<T>>of(PCollectionViews.iterableView(
          input.getPipeline(), input.getWindowingStrategy(), input.getCoder())));
    }
  }

  /**
   * A {@link PTransform} that produces a {@link PCollectionView} of a singleton
   * {@link PCollection} yielding the single element it contains.
   *
   *
Instantiate via {@link View#asIterable}.
   */
  public static class AsSingleton<T> extends PTransform<PCollection<T>, PCollectionView<T>> {
    private final T defaultValue;
    private final boolean hasDefault;

    private AsSingleton() {
      this.defaultValue = null;
      this.hasDefault = false;
    }

    private AsSingleton(T defaultValue) {
      this.defaultValue = defaultValue;
      this.hasDefault = true;
    }

    /**
     * Returns whether this transform has a default value.
     */
    public boolean hasDefaultValue() {
      return hasDefault;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the default value of this transform, or null if there isn't one.
     */
    public T defaultValue() {
      return defaultValue;
    }

    /**
     * Default value to return for windows with no value in them.
     */
    public AsSingleton<T> withDefaultValue(T defaultValue) {
      return new AsSingleton<>(defaultValue);
    }

    @Override
    public void validate(PCollection<T> input) {
      try {
        GroupByKey.applicableTo(input);
      } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to create a side-input view from input", e);
      }
    }

    @Override
    public PCollectionView<T> apply(PCollection<T> input) {
      return input.apply(CreatePCollectionView.<T, T>of(PCollectionViews.singletonView(
          input.getPipeline(),
          input.getWindowingStrategy(),
          hasDefault,
          defaultValue,
          input.getCoder())));
    }
  }

  /**
   * A {@link PTransform} that produces a {@link PCollectionView} of a keyed {@link PCollection}
   * yielding a map of keys to all associated values.
   *
   *
Instantiate via {@link View#asMap}.
   */
  public static class AsMultimap<K, V>
      extends PTransform<PCollection<KV<K, V>>, PCollectionView<Map<K, Iterable<V>>>> {
    private AsMultimap() { }

    @Override
    public void validate(PCollection<KV<K, V>> input) {
      try {
        GroupByKey.applicableTo(input);
      } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to create a side-input view from input", e);
      }
    }

    @Override
    public PCollectionView<Map<K, Iterable<V>>> apply(PCollection<KV<K, V>> input) {
      return input.apply(CreatePCollectionView.<KV<K, V>, Map<K, Iterable<V>>>of(
          PCollectionViews.multimapView(
              input.getPipeline(),
              input.getWindowingStrategy(),
              input.getCoder())));
    }
  }

  /**
   * A {@link PTransform} that produces a {@link PCollectionView} of a keyed {@link PCollection}
   * yielding a map from each key to its unique associated value. When converting
   * a {@link PCollection} that has more than one value per key, precede this transform with a
   * {@code Combine.perKey}:
   *
   *

   * {@code
   * PCollectionView<Map<K, OutputT>> input
   *     .apply(Combine.perKey(myCombineFunction))
   *     .apply(View.asMap());
   * }

   *
   *
Instantiate via {@link View#asMap}.
   */
  public static class AsMap<K, V>
      extends PTransform<PCollection<KV<K, V>>, PCollectionView<Map<K, V>>> {
    private AsMap() { }

    /**
     * @deprecated this method simply returns this AsMap unmodified
     */
    @Deprecated()
    public AsMap<K, V> withSingletonValues() {
      return this;
    }

    @Override
    public void validate(PCollection<KV<K, V>> input) {
      try {
        GroupByKey.applicableTo(input);
      } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
        throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to create a side-input view from input", e);
      }
    }

    @Override
    public PCollectionView<Map<K, V>> apply(PCollection<KV<K, V>> input) {
      return input.apply(CreatePCollectionView.<KV<K, V>, Map<K, V>>of(
          PCollectionViews.mapView(
              input.getPipeline(),
              input.getWindowingStrategy(),
              input.getCoder())));
    }
  }

  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Internal details below

  /**
   * Creates a primitive {@link PCollectionView}.
   *
   *
For internal use only by runner implementors.
   *
   * @param <ElemT> The type of the elements of the input PCollection
   * @param <ViewT> The type associated with the {@link PCollectionView} used as a side input
   */
  public static class CreatePCollectionView<ElemT, ViewT>
      extends PTransform<PCollection<ElemT>, PCollectionView<ViewT>> {
    private PCollectionView<ViewT> view;

    private CreatePCollectionView(PCollectionView<ViewT> view) {
      this.view = view;
    }

    public static <ElemT, ViewT> CreatePCollectionView<ElemT, ViewT> of(
        PCollectionView<ViewT> view) {
      return new CreatePCollectionView<>(view);
    }

    @Override
    public PCollectionView<ViewT> apply(PCollection<ElemT> input) {
      return view;
    }

    static {
      DirectPipelineRunner.registerDefaultTransformEvaluator(
          CreatePCollectionView.class,
          new DirectPipelineRunner.TransformEvaluator<CreatePCollectionView>() {
            @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
            @Override
            public void evaluate(
                CreatePCollectionView transform,
                DirectPipelineRunner.EvaluationContext context) {
              evaluateTyped(transform, context);
            }

            private <ElemT, ViewT> void evaluateTyped(
                CreatePCollectionView<ElemT, ViewT> transform,
                DirectPipelineRunner.EvaluationContext context) {
              List<WindowedValue<ElemT>> elems =
                  context.getPCollectionWindowedValues(context.getInput(transform));
              context.setPCollectionView(context.getOutput(transform), elems);
            }
          });
    }
  }

  /**
   * Combiner that combines {@code T}s into a single {@code List<T>} containing
   * all inputs.
   *
   *
For internal use only by {@link View#asList()}, which views a tiny {@link PCollection}
   * that fits in memory as a single {@code List}. For a large {@link PCollection} this is
   * expected to crash!
   *
   * @param <T> the type of elements to concatenate.
   */
  public static class Concatenate<T> extends CombineFn<T, List<T>, List<T>> {
    @Override
    public List<T> createAccumulator() {
      return new ArrayList<T>();
    }

    @Override
    public List<T> addInput(List<T> accumulator, T input) {
      accumulator.add(input);
      return accumulator;
    }

    @Override
    public List<T> mergeAccumulators(Iterable<List<T>> accumulators) {
      List<T> result = createAccumulator();
      for (List<T> accumulator : accumulators) {
        result.addAll(accumulator);
      }
      return result;
    }

    @Override
    public List<T> extractOutput(List<T> accumulator) {
      return accumulator;
    }

    @Override
    public Coder<List<T>> getAccumulatorCoder(CoderRegistry registry, Coder<T> inputCoder) {
      return ListCoder.of(inputCoder);
    }

    @Override
    public Coder<List<T>> getDefaultOutputCoder(CoderRegistry registry, Coder<T> inputCoder) {
      return ListCoder.of(inputCoder);
    }
  }
}

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Q: How to specify a minimum pip version with a dependency specification? PEP 508 describes how to set additional specifications for dependencies. This can be used for example to specify that a dependency should only be installed on Linux systems.
Is there any way to use this syntax to specify a minumum pip version for a package?
My use case: one dependency is built with manylinux2010 and requires pip >= 19.0. I would like the dependency to be installed when pip >= 19.0, and ignored otherwise. This is different from Include minimum pip version in setup.py where the author wants to restrict the pip version for the whole project.
Thanks!

A: You could make an ugly hack like this in setup.py:
import pkg_resources
import setuptools

install_requires = [
    # ...
]

try:
    pip_dist = pkg_resources.get_distribution('pip')
except:
    pass
else:
    if pip_dist.parsed_version > pkg_resources.parse_version('19'):
        install_requires.append('Library')

setuptools.setup(
    # ...
    install_requires=install_requires,
)

This is written off the top of my head (pseudo code), untested, tweaking will most likely be required.
I definitely would not recommend doing this, this has lots of red flags, goes against many best practice recommendations.
Most importantly the condition on pip's version number will not be respected as soon as build isolation is involved or if installing from a wheel (wheels do not contain the setup.py file).

A: In your setup.py, add the below snippet before anything.
Code:
import pip

if pip.__version__ < '19':
    raise RuntimeError('Required pip>=19.0 to install')

import spam
import foo
...
...
setup(...)

This will check if the pip dependency is maintained or not.

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Capsula: Solar Secrets
Long live rock, kids.
By David Maine / 17 January 2014
Solar Secrets
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Argentinian garage-stoner-freakout outfit Capsula are back with another murky, lo-fi, heavily reverbed offering of guitar-centric rock. The trio don't stray far from the formula of their previous outing, In the Land of Silver Souls, although this time around there's a bit less Iggy-esque vocal posturing. Don't worry, though: There's plenty of howling guitar, trippy vocals, and tribal percussion on hand to keep fans satisfied. As someone famous once said, if you like this sort of thing, this is the sort of thing you'll like.
Opening track "Riverside of Love" blends walls of guitar-through-the-meat-grinder rhythms with a pulsating bass line and vocals about, oh, who knows what. It kicks the proceedings off with a bang, though, which is all you can really ask. Follow-up tunes "Constellation Freedom" and "Blind" keep the uptempo good times rolling, the former with a focus on the smoother, female vocals of bassist Coni Duchess and the latter with a punchy thud-thuddy-thud-thuddy-thud rhythm. At their catchiest, Capsula mix a sweet pop-melodic sensibility in with all the murk, and these two songs are fine expressions of that.
The album carries on from there, rarely flagging in energy, if seldom veering far from the established template. "Seven Crimes" is the odd man out here, a midtempo, bluesy number that's heavy on the bass tones and stretches on for nearly five minutes – and could have been longer. Coming in at number four on the album, it's placed perfectly to give the listener a little respite from the opening salvo of high-energy tunes. It's also, arguably, the strongest track on the album, and a strong argument in favor of more such blues-rock explorations, but alas, there are no more to be found.
If there's a criticism of the record as a whole, it's this. The back half is consistent with the first, to the point where the listener gets the sense of the band going over familiar territory. There are good tunes here, sure; but there are also a couple of forgettable tracks, the throwaways "The Fear" and "Trails of Senselessness" serving mainly to pad out the album more than anything else.
This is a minor criticism though: Capsula do what they do very well, and had these later tunes come earlier on the album, I might well be comparing them favorably to those that followed after. There are nuggets to be found later on as well, like the crunchy "You Cannot Blame" and the downtempo murk of album closer "Birds of Wood", which finds the band again utilizing studio effects in service to a fine melody. It's a satisfying ending to an album that, for the most part, delivers the goods.
Capsula has been releasing records since 1999, and their vision has only gotten stronger as they have gone on. Guitar rock has nothing to fear for its future as long as there are committed bands like this on hand to drag it onward, with one foot in the past and one pointed toward the future.
TAGS capsula
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'No Time for Comedy' (1940)

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Q: Old 2008 MacBook Mac upgraded to OS X 10.9.5 from Snow Leopard to recycle without apple id password I want to pass along my 2008 MacBook on to a new user with the default factory settings. After erasing the MAC HD (without doing anything to the OS X Base system partition), I thought I would've been able to reinstall from disk utility (in recovery mode Command + R) the MAC OS.  But when I tried reinstalling it, it does not allow me to install on the disk that I erased.  It keeps asking for connection to the internet and for the apple ID and password which we don't have it belonged to our late father-in-law. I erased the 250.06 GB Macintosh HD with one pass.  There is a disk1 - OS X Base System which is considered a Recovery HD. I do have the Snow Leopard installation DVD but it won't install on the disk that I erased. During installation from the DVD it grays out the Recovery HD (OS X Base System) and it does not allow me to install on the erased MAC HD.  I don't know if I'm missing a step here. Given that its an old MacBook (late 2008) I just thought I wipe out the data and install the OS without having the Apple ID and Password**.  Appreciate any Assistance.

A: Will it boot from the DVD? This is by far your best bet on an old 2008.
2008s are not capable of Internet Recovery & can be tough to persuade to boot from USB.
Insert disk, restart, hold C at the chimes until you see an interface.
From there you should then be able to completely reformat the internal drive & install from the DVD. Once you have that done, you can then think about updating it to El Capitan.
Old Macs are not locked down in the same way as new ones, so this will completely remove any trace of the old owner accounts, passwords etc & allow it to be set up as a brand new machine. I'm assuming, as you managed to get so far, that there is no firmware password set.


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Institutional Investor Conference
The Beverly Hilton Hotel
9876 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
B. Riley FBR, Inc. will be hosting the 20th Annual Institutional Investor Conference on May 22-23, 2019 at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA. This two-day, invitation-only conference is a premier investment and networking event which brings together public and private companies with institutional investors, high-net worth individuals and corporate clients, as well as select members of the press. The conference will feature multiple tracks of company presentations, fireside chats and private meetings between senior management teams and qualified investors. The event will also feature a number of valuable networking opportunities surrounding the conference.
The conference has steadily expanded year over year. B. Riley FBR anticipates this year's event to drive record attendance with more than 300 participating public and private companies across a broad range of industry sectors, which have been selected by the firm's award-winning research team, and over 1,200 institutional clients through the firm's broad distribution network.
Analysts have strategically selected a line-up of presenting companies to showcase their stories.
Sourced highly qualified institutional investors, high net worth individuals and industry professionals.
UNIQUE NETWORKING CELEBRITY CHARITY EVENT
On Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 4:30 PM, we invite our conference guests to join us at the 10th Annual "Big Fighters, Big Cause" Charity Boxing Night that will take place during the conference. This event supports The Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation's mission to raise funds for research and awareness for Type 1 & 2 Diabetes.
Presented by: Skybridge Capital
SALT is a leading global thought leadership forum that will take its flagship annual conference back to Las Vegas May 7-10th, 2019. More than 2,000 of the world's most influential investors, business executives, and public policy officials are expected to gather to network and engage in nonpartisan discussions on the future of finance, technology, work, politics, and philanthropy. Heading into its second decade, SALT will also take on a broader scope and mission.
"SALT is not just the preeminent annual event for the alternative investments industry, but a leading destination for balanced discussions on a variety of issues ranging from politics to technological innovation," said SALT founder Anthony Scaramucci. "Going forward, we will be growing our international presence with events in Asia and the Middle East and exposing our ideas to a wider audience through digital media initiatives."
2019 MILKEN INSTITUTE
GLOBAL CONFERENCE
The Beverly Hilton
Milken Institute Global Conference
The Milken Institute's 22nd Global Conference will bring together the leading minds in business, technology, government, media, philanthropy, health care, and entertainment to deliver novel, collaborative responses to these great questions of our time.
About Milken Institute
The Milken Institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank determined to increase global prosperity by advancing collaborative solutions that widen access to capital, create jobs and improve health. We do this through independent, data-driven research, action-oriented meetings, and meaningful policy initiatives.
WEALTH MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM
Presented by: CFA Society Orange County
The Pacific Club
4110 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach, CA 32660
The CFA Society Orange County Wealth Management Symposium is geared for leaders in the wealth advisory community who want to take their practice to the next level. The conference is designed for financial advisors, investment managers, and other private wealth industry professionals to learn about innovative strategies and best practices.
Keynote speakers are Greg Valliere, Chief U.S. Policy Strategist at AGF, the Canadian investment firm, who will be discussing the current global investment environment, and Sameer Somal, Co-Founder of Blue Ocean Global Technology who will be sharing 8 strategies for building real relationships
Hear from leading industry experts from BlackRock, Hartford Funds, Abacus and TDAmeritrade about performance reporting and advertising requirements, FinTech and its impact on wealth management, portfolio construction trends, developing a winning culture, and how longevity is impacting retirement management strategies
Learn about how women are impacting the wealth management industry, gain key insights into how to bring more women into your practice and hear about the unique challenges of female clients.
Take advantage of high-level networking opportunities and receive CFA Institute CE credits
About CFA Orange County
CFAOC is the premier association for financial analysts and investment professionals in Orange County. With over 600 members, most of whom hold the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, CFAOC plays a vital role in advocating continuing education and ethical practices for professional excellence in the growing Orange County investment community.
CFAOC is one of 150+ connected local societies across the world that are affiliated with CFA Institute, the global not-for-profit organization of more than 150,000 investment professionals that awards the CFA and CIPM designations. Society membership creates a valuable link between CFA charterholders and investment professionals in over 165+ countries and regions.
NEW YORK INVESTMENT CONFERENCE
Presented by: The National Investment Banking Association
Crowne Plaza Times Square
The National Investment Banking Association (NIBA) was proud to host its 146th investment conference on March 25-26, 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Times Square in New York City.
The National Investment Banking Association (NIBA)
Since 1982, The National Investment Banking Association (NIBA) has been a not-for-profit association for the micro-cap and small-cap investment community and has hosted 144 investment conferences featuring public and private micro-cap and small-cap companies seeking access to the financial industry.
NIBA Members and Attendees:
NIBA's member firms have a 38 year track record of successfully completing thousands of transactions totaling over $17 billion in new capital for emerging growth companies and are responsible for 90% of all IPOs under $20 million.
NIBA's network is comprised of thousands of investment professionals representing over 60 key industry services and includes over 8,800 registered representatives that have over $78 billion assets under management.
Presented by: Opal Group


Nigerian-born nun, Sister Veronica Openibo, is one of the three women to address the bishops attending the historical summit on sexual abuse committed by Catholic clergy.
Sister Openibo did not take it for granted, and she took the opportunity to let her voice be heard.
Using a clear, direct, and unapologetic language, Sister Openkbk challenged the church's culture of silence on sexual abuse issues and said that priests are too often put on pedestals.
Speaking in front of the Pope and renowned bishops around the world, Openibo criticized the culture of allowing elderly clergy who are tied with sexual abuse of children to retire without consequences, quietly, with a pension, and an intact reputation.
"Let us not hide such events anymore because of the fear of making mistakes," Openibo said after reading a heartbreaking summary of abuse cases she has heard and documented during her work on sexual education in Nigeria.
At one point, Openibo appeared to look toward Pope Francis, who was sitting on the dais to her right, when calling for a policy of "zero tolerance" toward clergy who abuse children.
In calling for 'zero tolerance,' Sister Openibo echoed the calls of dozens of clergy sexual abuse survivors gathered for protests and vigils on the streets of Vatican City this week.
Openibo said she admired the Pope's honesty and willingness to admit mistakes he made in evaluating the claims of Chilean abuse survivors about a notorious priest who was defrocked last year, and the bishops who covered up his crimes.
"Thank you for providing this opportunity for us to check and see where we have acted strangely, ignorantly, secretly and complacently," she said.
Openibo also thanked the Pope for allowing her to190 Catholic leaders, 114 of whom are bishops and cardinals from around the world, and making her story be known. About a dozen of the participants are women, most Superiors General of religious orders.


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Q: How to make formula in text format to execute in another cell without VBA I need to evaluate a sum of values stored as text from a defined cell to another cell without using VBA in excel.
Say
Input:
 A1 = "7+1+2" (stored as text)
Output:
 A2 = 10 (result of the sum from A1 stored as number)

I couldn't find any way to do it without VBA (the file has to be shared and couldn't share it as .xlsm).
Thnx

A: Use TEXTSPLIT()
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Use FILTERXML()
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Use TRIM(), MID(), REPT(), SUBSTITUTE(), with SUMPRODUCT()
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The shift manager on third shift was very rude!! Very unprofessional and has made racial remarks every on every visit. Along with the security officer on duty for the third shift position.. They are african american and were very blunt with there actions and comments and speak in very inappropriate manners! I visit this location just about every night and have dealt with this to many times.. I am speaking to my lawyer about this issue, it has became way out of hand! There is absolutely no excuses for their actions.. Something needs to be done about this.. I am very unsatisfied and many others also. Once I speak with my lawyer further actions will be in forced.
I find it ironic that you accuse the staff of making racial remarks - yet felt compelled to mentioned they were African-American. Why? Their ethnicity adds no relevant information to your complaint.
What would have been relevant and useful is mentioning HOW they were rude and inappropriate to you - or why you admit you keep going back.
I will delete some more, then I'll have the whole site to myself.
Oh liddy, you always were in a class all of your own.
Venice, you just need to "curb" your appetite.
Slim - moderate this - pffttt!
Why is their color important? What did they say that was so wrong? You sound like an over sensitive cry baby.
I think he was just pointing out a fact.. it does state to give as much information as you can.


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26 New Songs Out Today
BrooklynVegan Staff Published: August 27, 2021
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we'd call "indie," and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here's a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place.
JOEY PURP - "CANDYPAINT"
Joey Purp has shared the second single off his upcoming mixtape UpLate, which marks his production debut and is inspired by Chicago house. "Candypaint" is another fine example of Joey's ability to fuse house and hip hop.
TINA GUO - "MOONHEARTS IN SPACE" (ft. SERJ TANKIAN)
System Of A Down's Serj Tankian gets operatic over this new track from acclaimed cellist Tina Guo.
GULLY BOYS - "THE WAY"
Minneapolis indie-punks Gully Boys have shared the third single off their upcoming Favorite Son EP (due 9/10 via Get Better), and it's a propulsive, anthemic song that'll bring you back to the era when MTV played alternative rock videos.
BABYFACE RAY - "IT AIN'T MY FAULT" (ft. BIG SEAN & HIT-BOY)
Detroit rapper Babyface Ray continues to cross over in the mainstream, and he's just released one of his most radio-friendly songs yet, featuring Detroit pop-rap giant Big Sean and production from Hit-Boy.
BTS - "BUTTER" (REMIX ft. MEGAN THEE STALLION)
Following some apparent label troubles that tried to stop the release of this remix, Megan Thee Stallion has hopped on BTS' chart-topping single "Butter" with a short-but-sweet verse.
MEEK MILL - "SHARING LOCATIONS" (ft. LIL DURK & LIL BABY)
Meek Mill recently appeared on Lil Durk and Lil Baby's collaborative album The Voice of the Heroes, and now Durk and Baby have returned the favor by appearing on Meek's new track "Sharing Locations." These three continue to have great chemistry.
ICEWEAR VEZZO - "KNOW THE DIFFERENCE" (ft. LIL BABY)
We're nearing the release of Michigan rapper Icewear Vezzo's new album Rich Off Pints 2, and this new single brings in a pop-friendly vibe courtesy of Lil Baby.
RICH GANG - "BLUE EMERALD" (ft. YOUNG THUG)
Young Thug had one of his first big hits with Rich Gang ("Lifestyle"), and now they've recreated some of that magic with "Blue Emerald."
GRIP - "WALKTHROUGH!" (ft. EMINEM)
Atlanta rapper Grip just released I Died for This!?, his first album for Eminem's Shady Records, and it includes this collaboration with his label boss. As with most recent Eminem guest verses, he reminds you how technically gifted he remains, even if most of the charm of his classic era has worn off.
CHRONIXX - "FREEDOM FIGHTER"
Modern-day reggae great Chronixx drops off a dark, powerful new track, of which he says, "It speaks directly to an artist like myself who has always opted to purpose my art and soul work towards the upliftment of African peoples and humanity in general. Learning from my elders, the teachings of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I and from studying the philosophy and opinions of Marcus Garvey, the subtle truth that you can't save anyone without experiencing salvation and freedom within yourself."
J BALVIN - "PERRA" (ft. TOKISCHA)
J Balvin's new album Jose is a few weeks away (due September 10), and here's another very fun dose of reggaetón from it.
JADAKISS - "WHO SHOT YA" (STUDIO MIX)
Jadakiss' freestyle over Biggie's "Who Shot Ya" has re-entered the public consciousness after the song was a standout of The LOX's Verzuz against Dipset, and now he's put out an official studio mix of the freestyle on streaming services.
DESTINY ROGERS - "SIMON SAY" (ft. FLO MILLI)
California R&B-pop singer Destiny Rogers has tapped fast-rising rapper Flo Milli to deliver an auto-tuned verse on this chilled-out new song.
LUCIFER - "BRING ME HIS HEAD"
Lucifer channel their inner Blue Oyster Cult on this devilish yet very catchy new song off their new album Lucifer IV (due October 29 via Century Media).
THE BOGMEN - "SUMMER OF SOUL"
Long Island '90s rock band The Bogmen are back with their first new music in over a decade. Reconnecting after the sudden death of a close friend, core members Billy Campion, Billy Ryan and Brendan Ryan found themselves writing music again. "Summer of Soul" is elegiac: "is this a rift in time? / some things are so sublime / they cannot be defined by words alone."
SUN ATOMS - "THE CAT'S EYE" FT ALEX MAAS & JASNO SWAREZ
Portland psych group Sun Atoms, led by Jsun Atoms (Daydream Machine), will release Let There Be Light on October 1. The album was produced by Stephen Street (The Smiths, Blur) and new single "The Cat's Eye" features Alex Maas of The Black Angels and Jasno Swarez of The Vandelles.
CHUBBY & THE GANG - THE MUTT'S NUTS
London's Chubby & The Gang are back with a new album of glammy, shouty, raucous punk that feels equally influenced by Sham 69, Thin Lizzy and AC/DC.
WARBLY JETS - "TMI"
Los Angeles band Warbly Jets make electro rock that recalls the early-'00s days of Primal Scream and Kasabian, and they've just announced their debut album, MONSTERHOUSE, which will be out in November. This is the first single.
COURTNEY BARNETT - "I'LL BE YOUR MIRROR" (VELVET UNDERGROUNS & NICO COVER)
"I can relate to every inch of it," says Courtney. "I just felt like I could get inside the world of this song." It's from I'll Be Your Mirror: A Tribute to The Velvet Underground & Nico that will be out in September.
JAPANESE BREAKFAST - "GLIDE"
Michelle Zauner is having a big year, with a great new Japanese Breakfast album, a best-selling memoir, and still on the way is her soundtrack for new open world video game Sable. "Glide" is the first single.
WILLIAM SHATNER - CLOUDS OF GUILT" (FT JOE JONAS) & "SO FAR FROM THE MOON" (FT BRAD PAISLEY)
The inimitable William Shatner has announced a new album, titled Bill, which will be out on September 24 via Joe Jonas' new label Let's Get It! Records through Republic Records. Joe is on the album, too, as part of a diverse group of collaborators including John Lurie, Brad Paisley, Joe Walsh, Joan as Policewoman, Robert Randolph, Dave Koz, and more. Here are two tracks to whet your whistle.
RIDDY ARMAN - "SPIRITS, ANGELS, OR LIES"
Montana country singer Riddy Arman has shared the third single off her upcoming self-titled debut album, and you can read more about it here.
TACHYS (MEW, BLUE FOUNDATION) - "SIGNIFY"
Tachys, the new new collaborative project of Mew vocalist Jonas Bjerre and Blue Foundation's Tobias Wilner, are back with their second single, and you can read more about it here.
BABY KEEM - "FAMILY TIES" (ft. KENDRICK LAMAR)
Kendrick Lamar makes a vicious return with his first verse in nearly a year on his cousin Baby Keem's new song. Read more about it here.
KACEY MUSGRAVES - "JUSTIFIED"
Kacey Musgraves has shared the second single off her highly anticipated new album Star-Crossed, which you can read more about here.
Looking for even more new songs? Browse the 'New Songs archive.
Filed Under: Babyface Ray, Big Sean, BTS, Chronixx, Chubby and the Gang, Destiny Rogers, Eminem, Flo Milli, GRIP, Gully Boys, Hit-Boy, Icewear Vezzo, J Balvin, Jadakiss, jasno swarez, joey purp, lil baby, Lil Durk, Lucifer, Meek Mill, Megan Thee Stallion, New Songs, New Tracks, Rich Gang, Serj Tankian, sun atoms alex maas, The Black Angels, The Bogmen, The Vandelles, Tina Guo, Tokischa, Warbly Jets, Young Thug
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Governors Set To Pay Backlog Of Salaries
By Jonathan Nda- Isaiah
Civil servant across the country are set to smile as the 36 governors on Thursday night resolved to offset the backlog of salaries and pension arrears owed civil servants in the country as soon as the next tranche of payment from the Paris-London Club loan refunds are made.
This decision was arrived at in Abuja at a meeting hosted on Thursday night by the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors Forum and governor of Zamfara State, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar at his Maitama Residence.
The 36 governors spoke in a statement issued by the Head, Media & Public Affairs of the NGF Abulrazaque Bello- barkindo.
He said the governors met in anticipation of the release of the other half of the Paris-London Club refund which has been gratuitously approved for payment by the Vice-President Professor Yemi Osibanjo. The funds are expected to hit the states accounts within the month.
According to him the governors who are not oblivious of the hue and cry over the non-payment of the backlog of salaries and pension arrears and the precarious predicament of the Nigerian worker deliberated on the matter and concluded that in order to set the country on the path of growth, something immediate must be done to ameliorate workers plight by offsetting the backlog of their pay and emoluments.
The governors therefore resolved as a matter of urgency, to pay workers their due as soon as this half of the Paris Club refunds are made.
"We all agreed that a substantial amount from the next tranche of the Paris-London refunds be used in the settlement of workers salary and pension arrears," the NGF Chairman, Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar disclosed.
Out of the N522.74bn owed N388.304 was paid to states last December.
Similarly, he pointed out that the governors committed to the verification of the input of all the consultants who claim to having worked towards the harmonization of the refunds regarding what is due to which state, since 2005 when the demand for the refunds commenced.
"At the moment, there are litigations from more than ten different consultants still agitating for settlement for their roles in the quest to have the refunds made to states.
" In this regard, a committee was set up under the headship of Governor Femi Akeredolu of Ondo state with the governors of Bauchi, Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar, Sokoto's Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, Plateau's Simon Lalong, Bayelsa's Seriaki Dickson, Rivers' Nyesom Wike and former Accountant General of the Federation and Gombe state governor, Ibrahim Dankwambo as members."
"This committee is expected to finally provide a solution to the demands by consultants on the Paris-London Club refunds to states" he said.
The forum also resolved to work harmoniously in a manner that would transcend all political affiliations so that all governors would speak with one voice on issues of national importance. To achieve this a committee made up of the Governors of Imo, Bayelsa, Abia, Ekiti, Kano, Nasarawa and Bauchi was constituted to work for the "reconciliation of the forum and the betterment of the country."
"There is no how you'd mention any political development in Nigeria without mentioning governors. Governors are a bloc and a key component of this democracy. Therefore, we have set up a seven-man committee to look into the development surrounding the unity of the forum and the development of the country. The idea is for governors to be speaking with one voice," Governor Yari concluded.
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Federal Lawmaker, Katung Donate Fertilizers To Southern Kaduna Rural Farmers


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Browsing: Pam Koffler
Amazon Studios Shows Off Its Great Taste With First-Look Deals for "Birdman," "Carol," "Nebraska" Producers
The exclusive deals for Bona Fide Productions and Killer Films cover film and television for two years, while Le Grisbi Productions' deal covers indie-sized films for two years, as John Lesher often produces larger films such as Fury and Black Mass.
"Wonderstruck" Casts Deaf Actress Millicent Simmonds As Female Lead
Todd Haynes has cast Millicent Simmonds for a lead role in Wonderstruck. The project is based on the novel by Brian Selznick.
Michelle Williams In Talks To Join Julianne Moore For Todd Haynes Drama "Wonderstruck"
The Manchester by the Sea actress is eyeing a role opposite Julianne Moore in the latest period drama from Carol director Todd Haynes.
Keira Knightley Circling Title Role In Biopic "Colette"
Keira Knightley is in talks to take on the the titular role in the feature biopic Colette. Wash Westmoreland will direct from a script he co-wrote the script with the late Richard Glatzer.
COLETTE (SALES)
A biopic of the life of French novelist who wrote Gigi and Cheri.
"Wonderstruck" Reteams Julianne Moore With Todd Haynes
Julianne Moore has joined Wonderstruck from writer-director Todd Haynes. The film is an adaptation of the children's novel by Brian Selznick.
WONDERSTRUCK (SALES)
Follows the intertwined narratives of two deaf children, ben and Rose. Ben lives with his family in Minnesota in 1977, and runs off to New York following his mother's death when a mysterious note shows up.
THIS BEAUTIFUL LIFE (SALES)
Logline: A tenth-grader jeopardizes his future when he receives and forwards a sexually-explicit video sent to him by an eighth grade girl.
THE LAST OF ROBIN HOOD (SALES)
Logline: Based on Errol Flynn's last days before he died of a heart attack at age 50 and his love affair 17 year-old Beverly Aadland.
RV PARK (SALES)
Logline: Two parents become more desperate and insane as they search for their kidnapped daughter.
CAROL (SALES)
Logline: A lonely department store employee befriends a housewife in the middle of a divorce and the two set out across the country while being pursued by a private investigator hired by a jealous ex-husband.
THE DISAPPOINTMENTS ROOM (SALES)
Logline: A family moves into an old house in the country only to discover it has a dark past.
DEEP POWDER (SALES)
STILL ALICE (SALES)
Logline: A happily married Harvard professor at the top of her career discovers she has Alzheimer's disease, throwing her life into disarray and causing her to examine what is important.
FORESKIN'S LAMENT (SALES)
Logline: Story follows the author's upbringing as an Orthodox Jew and his efforts to break free from it.
AT ANY PRICE (SALES)
Logline: Story centers on a conservative father who wishes for his race-car driver son to take over the family business in Iowa, but his offspring has other plans in mind.
UNTITLED RAMIN BAHRANI PROJECT (SALES)
Logline: Story follows a farmer whose manic expansion alienates his sons and devoted wife.
MAGIC, MAGIC (SALES)
Logline: Story follows a girl who, while vacationing with her friends in a remote area of Chile, begins to lose her mental faculties and must seek the help of her friends before it is too late.
INNOCENCE (SALES)
Logline: After the death of her mother, a 14-year-old girl enrolls into an exclusive private school, only to discover she has no time to mourn, as her school is full of vampires.
KILL YOUR DARLINGS (SALES)
Logline: A 1944 murder investigation brings together future Beat poets Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs.
THE SHAGGS (SALES)
Logline: Follows the story of the 1960s pop trio composed of three shy New Hampshire sisters – Dorothy, Helen and Betty Wiggins – who, with no musical ability, were thrust into the spotlight by a domineering father.
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Two night stays are usually required at weekends, however please contact me to discuss your requirements.
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This friendly village has an award winning pub and beautiful church.
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The very gorgeous Ewa Cole having made her debut as a recording artist here in lagos Nigeria with the song No Do Till 18 and the video was shot in a modern location in Abeokuta in Ogun State to best describe the story.
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NFER was commissioned by the Sutton Trust to look at high performing state schools in Scotland and Wales and establish how socially representative they are. State schools offer a platform to foster educational equity by educating and improving the skills of pupils across the whole socio-economic spectrum. Equal access to high quality education is key for the state-funded system to improve upward social mobility. However this overview report published by the Sutton Trust, which compares England, Scotland and Wales, highlights there is still work to be done to improve equity in the state-funded system.
The numbers of disadvantaged pupils attending the 70 top performing schools are very similar to the average levels of disadvantage in their catchment areas.
While the social backgrounds of pupils in Scottish schools tend to reflect the local area, the top performing schools are in more affluent neighbourhoods. According to the research, around four out of five top performing comprehensives are ranked in the 40% most affluent areas of the country.
Three-quarters of schools in the top 40 take fewer disadvantaged pupils than live in their catchment area, with over almost half having a gap of five percentage points or more.
Top faith schools admit a proportion of disadvantaged pupils just over half of the rate living in their catchment areas (11.4% vs 21.1%), a gap of almost ten percentage points.
Welsh language schools, be they top performing or otherwise, have on average a lower proportion of disadvantaged pupils (10.3%), than bilingual (13.7%) and English language (21.2%) schools. Top Welsh language schools also have a lower average proportion of disadvantaged pupils compared to their catchment areas, with a gap of 6 percentage points, compared to 3.5 for English schools, and less than 1 for bilingual schools.


In this exciting conclusion, Tiran Kandros stands off against Agent Zeta! As the truth is revealed about an Andromeda Initiative project, Tiran is faced with a gut-wrenching decision. Tying in to the highly anticipated release of Mass Effect: Andromeda, writers Jeremy Barlow and John Dombrow and artist Gabriel Guzmán team up to create the next exciting chapter of the Mass Effect comics series!


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Public Goods: Public Money for Material Benefits
Posted by Richard Griffiths | Mar 14, 2018 | Opinions
Public goods is now a Brexit thing. A catch-all phrase for the aspirational future benefits by which we are expected to measure today's emerging policies. In economics, so says wikipedia, a public good is a good that is both non-excludable and non-rivalrous in that individuals cannot be effectively excluded from use and where use by one individual does not reduce availability to others.
It is self-renewing sustainability, consumption without consequence, and at the same time it is a beautiful use of language as political suggestion. Feel-good phraseology that only the brave or the foolhardy could possibly disagree with. But like sustainability before it, public goods is in danger of becoming a justification rather than a goal: public goods are good; my idea is a public good; therefore my idea is good.
So to the concept of public money for public goods, and specifically the proposal to pay farmers for environmental benefits, as a replacement for current land-based subsidies under the Common Agricultural Policy. If the Government is going to ring-fence funds it's probably worth asking whether – across the entire food chain – the environment is the thing to spend it on.
The environment, in its broadest sense, has one big compelling reason to receive public money in addition to that already spent on environmental protection (approx. £14.7 billion in 2015; ONS). That reason is that it would never get funded voluntarily. For a lot of people the environment remains a luxury item; something only within reach of people with the spare time and disposable income to consider it. In everyday life there are lots more urgent and compelling things to spend time and money on. So if we are to safeguard clean air, fertile land, biodiversity, access to the great outdoors and all the other benefits of a healthy environment then arbitrary funding through public money, alongside the efforts of the voluntary sector, is a strong argument.
Even so, that would leave the agricultural sector in a rare position of being paid to mitigate its own environmental impact. Take quarrying as an example of an important sector that has an enormous environmental impact. Businesses are required to minimise and mitigate environmental impact throughout the life of a quarry (noise, dust, pollution, visual, etc), and then have to return the site to a similar or better condition to when they began. There is a national network of biodiverse nature reserves, wetlands, and areas of public amenity that used to be quarry sites. All of which have been funded as part of a business model, and not reliant on public money. The quarrying industry even operates a restoration guarantee fund that covers the cost of work should a company get into financial difficulty.
British food production should be able to operate in a similar way, by treating environmental impact as an input cost and making the funding part of a business model; although working with Government would still be beneficial, for example to create the space for development of greener technology. Maximising environmental work and investment in innovative technology depends heavily on return in the marketplace, but this forms part of the discussion we have to have about supporting British standards, and thinking about the food chain as a whole, rather than cherry-picking bits of it. If we as a nation of consumers want safe, wholesome, and nutritious food produced with good animal welfare and strong environmental protection then we need to have a serious conversation about the price of food reflecting the cost of production.
We should also think about the extent of the environment as a public good. Part of the economic definition is that …individuals cannot be effectively excluded from use… and while in the theoretical sense the environment benefits us all, this is essentially a passive use. The number of individuals that actively make use of the environment as a public good is large (UK National Parks had over 120 million visitors in 2014), but they remain inaccessible for a huge swathe of the population who can't afford – financially or through lack of opportunity – to use them. Unintentionally, a lot of people are excluded from environmental amenity.
Food and the environment are similar, in that we often focus on the top-end and those people fortunate to have the disposable income and leisure time to afford the best that is on offer. Instead we should be looking at the other end of the scale; at food poverty and, for want of a better term, opportunity poverty. If we can create systems, for both food and environmental amenity, that lift people out of poverty then they are systems that will work for everyone. This must be coupled with a set of core standards that safeguards food safety, animal welfare, consumer choice, and delivers a reasonable return that funds environmental work.
Trickle-down policies can work, but only if they do eventually benefit those at the bottom. However, recent years have shown us that food poverty and use of food banks is increasing. More and more people are becoming disconnected from affordable food, so it begs the question whether focusing public money on helping families eat is of more direct – and broader – benefit than potential environmental amenity.
If feeding our people is the aim, then we are in a time of opportunity to look at solutions that are radical rather than reactionary. Public procurement is an area where we need to use more British food, and where better to set an example of a public good than in feeding people in schools, hospitals, and the armed forces. If picking one area of public procurement to focus on then school meals is a good example. How about guaranteeing that every primary school child has a hot meal made with British food? If public money is ring-fenced, then the public good of school meals would: ensure children have nutritious food; support families in, or in danger of, food poverty; guarantee a marketplace (albeit modest) for British food producers; ensure a cash-flow through the chain that could be used to fund environmental 'goods'; and reinforce British standards of food production
There are approximately 4.7 million primary school children in England, Early Years to Year 6 inclusive (National Statistics), with an assumed level of attendance at 190 days per year. When the School Food Plan was launched for Key Stage 1 pupils in September 2014 it described the benefits of ensuring children being guaranteed a nutritious meal, and the average cost to families was estimated at £437 per year. This equates to £2.30 per day of school attendance. Taking the 2014 average of £2.30/day, then extending it across all primary and early years pupils would cost £2.1 billion (inclusive of existing Key Stage 1 funding).
Beyond the noted benefits to academic attainment, if it were to be supported by an educational element it would help schools bring food back into the curriculum, and instil in the next generation an understanding not only of feeding themselves but also of where their food comes from and the values we place on it.
This is just one example from across the food supply chain where a bottom-up approach is arguably a better public good than a trickle-down one. Once people are fed, then other opportunities can be explored, whether in education, employment, or even environmental amenity.
When examining public goods it would be very easy to fall back on the utilitarian ethic of the greatest happiness for the greatest number. Supporting the environment satisfies that if you don't distinguish between direct and indirect benefit. 'The happiness of the entire population is boosted by a healthy environment that is productive in food and amenity' is a statement that is broadly true. However, that long-term potential doesn't help the person who is hungry today.
So instead of the greatest number we should focus on the greatest impact. Given that the public money in question is limited, let's make a big change for a section of the population instead of spreading it so thin it in reality benefits nobody to any great extent. It doesn't have to be school meals, it could be other areas of public procurement or social policy. But a public good should make a material and beneficial difference to everyday life.
Across the population, food itself is never going to be a public good. Of the basic human needs only air truly remains unfettered by a commercial element; food, shelter, and to a lesser extent water are all governed by a marketplace of some sort. To suggest that everyone in the country should receive an 'allowance' of food is unrealistic, but perhaps we can make that a reality for a section of the population who would most benefit from it.
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Although its electronic music scene has been bubbling under for years with Nortec Collective, Murcof, Static Discos, and others, anyone who has been to Mexico lately knows that the nation stands alongside any other when it comes to dope producers. Now, Spanish label Love Monk has upped the ante with its new remix EP from Instituto Mexicano Del Sonido (a.k.a. Mexican Institute Of Sound, for you pinche gringos!).
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Are you thinking of buying a large fish tank for your home?
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By the time you finish reading, you should be ready to go out there, get started shopping, and put together your fish tank in no time. So get ready to learn everything you need to know about finding a big fish tank online!
If you're looking for some tips for buying your fish tank, you're in luck. In this section, we'll give you several ideas for how to make the most out of buying your fish tank online. It's a good idea to take your time and consider a lot of options when you're trying to figure out where to get your fish tank from, but by following our tips below, you should be able to make a more informed decision.
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Keep in mind, too, that you need to have a stand or something else to hold your fish tank that is sturdy enough to handle 250 gallons of water as well as the weight of the glass and peripherals like a filter and lid. A fish tank of this size is very heavy, so you're going to need to have the right place set aside for something like this.
Once you have the space in mind, you can pay more attention to the dimensions of the tanks you're looking for when you go shopping. Do you have enough room for a bow-front tank, or do you need to stick to a standard flat rectangle? Would you prefer a taller, thinner tank or do you want a more traditional long tank instead? Are you going for a cylinder instead, and if so, do you have the right type of stand for that? All of these are factors you'd be able to consider in person if you were shopping in a brick and mortar store, so you need to remember them well when you're shopping through online listings, too.
Take your time and wait for stores that have free shipping or reduced shipping discounts, if possible. Remember that not every online store does this, but many of them do offer this type of special during times of the year when sales may otherwise be low. You might also find deals like this during the holidays.
Remember that if a price seems too good to be true, it probably is. Always be sure you're double-checking where your item ships from, as overseas shipping can end up costing more than the fish tank itself if you aren't careful. And remember to check the reviews for any stores or sellers you buy from, too. This will reduce the risk of you getting an item that is broken in transit and too heavy or complicated to send back for a return.
Finally, don't be afraid to shop around and have a few different options on the table before you make your final decision. The right fish tank for you is out there, but it may take some time to find it, and that's okay. When you shop online, you have the benefit of choosing something that will fit what you're looking for perfectly, and taking your time if you can't find it yet.
Remember to check out the following places when you're looking for a 250 gallon fish tank you can buy online. They may not all work out for you, but keep your eyes peeled when you're shopping online for best results.
You will probably need to pick up in person if you buy from a Craigslist seller, but this can be an excellent way to get an affordable fish tank without paying the exorbitant prices you might find in a store.
Shipping can be a big issue when buying a product like this on eBay, but take your time and shop around. You may find what you're looking for at an affordable price sooner than you think.
This is a good store online that sells a wide variety of fish tanks and is well known for being a quality place to buy these types of products from. Pay attention to shipping and check back often to see if there are any specials or deals going on to help you save a little money on your purchase.
If you're a part of any local Facebook buy/sell/trade groups, you may be able to find a big fish tank that you can pick up from a local seller.
Join some forums dedicated to fishkeeping hobbyists to see if anyone is selling a preowned tank of this size. Keep in mind you may have to pay a lot for shipping or pick up in person if you go this route.
Are you ready to go out there and find your new 250 gallon fish tank? There's a lot to keep in mind when shopping online, and there are many places where you can do that shopping effectively, too. We hope to have given you enough information for you to make the right decision for your new tank.
But is it better to go for a brick and mortar store for a large fish tank like this? It's entirely possible to buy this type of tank online, but unless you can get a deal on free shipping, it may be much more affordable to buy from a store in person. In the end, the choice is up to you!


Dependable Soo Eagles defenseman Mikey Butcher has a commitment to play at the Division 3, National Collegiate Athletic Association level for the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Panthers effective the 2019-2020 season.
Bragagnolo told Hockey News North that Butcher's "consistency and dependability are a major asset to for our team.
"In that regard and as an all-around defenseman, Mikey has been very good for us game-in and game-out over these last two seasons," Bragagnolo said of Butcher.
Bragagnolo also lauded Butcher's leadership skills and noted that University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point "is a good fit" for the 1998 birth-year defender.
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For businesspeople looking to stay up-to-date while on the move, an MP3 player can hold a vast amount of audio seminars, audiobooks and podcasts concerning your business or industry. If your MP3 player can utilize Bluetooth technology, it can allow you to listen to the device through a wireless Bluetooth headset. To use the headset and MP3 player together, you first have to establish a connection between the two devices, a process called pairing.
Charge both your Bluetooth headset and MP3 player for about 20 minutes to ensure that they have enough of a charge to complete the pairing process.
Place your Bluetooth headset into pairing mode. This process will vary according to your headset model, although most modern Bluetooth headsets will automatically enter this mode when you turn them on if they don't locate a previously paired device in the area. Consult your Bluetooth headset's manual for specific instructions on getting the headset into pairing mode.
Access the main menu on your MP3 player, then enter the Bluetooth menu. On some devices, the Bluetooth menu may be located under the "Settings," "Tools" or "Audio" menus.
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Select your Bluetooth headset from the list of devices that appear on the MP3 player's screen. When asked for a passcode, enter the pairing code to complete the process. The specific pairing code will be included in the user manual, but many headsets use "0000" by default. Your headset, when powered on, will now automatically connect to your MP3 player.
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Mark Fitzgibbon calls for health transformation
July 25, 2019 Latest News
nib's Mark Fitzgibbon ignited a political response earlier this week when he called for a dramatic long-term transformation of health insurance in Australia.
Writing in the Australian Financial Review, Mr Fitzgibbon questioned why the policy debate over private health insurance focuses on the product as "complementary" to the public health system rather than "substitutional".
The nib boss said the recent Grattan Institute "sidesteps" the reality that the private sector is dealing with the same challenges confronting the entire health system.
"That is, how do we continue to pay for a 'universal' healthcare system with an ageing population, burgeoning spending and ever-increasing dependency ratio of older retired Australians to younger taxpayers?" asked Mr Fitzgibbon.
"When Medicare (nee Medibank) was first introduced in 1974, Australia had over 10 taxpayers for every retired person. Today there's a bit over five taxpayers and depending on who you believe, by 2050 there will be about three. As we did with other crucial social obligations, such as pensions with the introduction of compulsory superannuation in 1991, we have to somehow ease the burden and shift more healthcare funding responsibility towards those with the means to provide for their lifetime healthcare costs."
According to Mr Fitzgibbon, a "sensible policy approach would be to make private health insurance compulsory for all Australians with taxation devoted to subsidising the premiums for those who would otherwise be left behind. That is, high income earners would at one end of the scale pay the entire premium while at the other, those with low income would be fully subsidised."
He said compulsion would overcome the problem of younger people not participating and is "hardly a radical proposition when you consider Medicare is itself a compulsory 'social insurance' system."
He continued, "It's not as if you or I can opt out of Medicare. And no different to the approach taken by many 'left-leaning' European governments that don't feel it necessary to actually run a health insurance system to ensure cost-effectiveness and fairness."
Mr Fitzgibbon also argued for a 'near-term' reform to allow private health insurers to "cover the full spectrum of medical costs incurred by members."
"It's a crazy anachronism that for example, the same doctor paid for by a health insurer for treatment inside a hospital can't be funded by the insurer outside the hospital. It undermines the value of health insurance, confuses people, often leads to heavy out-of-pocket costs and a bias towards hospitalisation (often avoidable). In order to attract younger people with a better value proposition it's the biggest non-regulatory lever we could pull," he said.
"Not being able to cover primary care treatment also constrains health insurers playing a more active role in supporting disease prevention and treatment in more cost-effective clinical settings."
He also said another "near-term opportunity" would be to allow people to totally opt-out of Medicare provided they take full coverage under private health insurance.
Mr Fitzgibbon's call for reform did not win political backing with health minister Greg Hunt saying "I have to say clearly and categorically that we reject that proposition. Clearly, categorically and absolutely."
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Does Your Nursing Home Have a History of Violations?
Choosing a nursing home facility can be immensely stressful. When your loved one is no longer able to live on their own and needs round-the-clock care and attention, you want to provide them with the best care available. However, while all nursing home facilities will do everything they can to make themselves stand out and look great on the surface, finding out what life is like for patients can be tricky. You can always talk to existing residents or patients and find out how they feel, but the truth of the matter is this isn't always the easiest or most reliable.
However, Connecticut residents have a useful tool at their disposal which makes this significantly easier—a convenient online search tool that goes through released nursing home inspection report histories and details various violations. The tool, built by non-profit ProPublica, makes searching for a facility by name, city, or even specific keywords easy.
You can find the tool on ProPublica's website by clicking here.
The tool became a reality as a response to the shocked and outraged reactions to the release of this information which detailed some egregious violations of nursing home duties right here in our home state. Among the largest number of violations were for "elopements," which is the industry term for when a resident is able to get out of the facility while they are still supposed to be under the watch and care of staff members.
While many facilities and industry players deny the magnitude of the problem, they also say there are definitely ways that things could be fixed. In addition to holding staff members accountable when these clear violations happen, the Department of Public Health has an inspection program that has them see each nursing home anywhere from five to six times per year.
We always recommend that families with loved ones in care facilities go and visit their loved ones frequently and unannounced. Facilities that know this is a possibility are far more likely to take extra care and precaution.
If you suspect your loved one has been abused or their care has been negligent at a nursing home facility, discuss your options by calling the Hamden elder abuse attorneys at Sette & Parnoff, PC at (203) 285-3075 today!


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Kerr Mines Looks to Fund New Drilling with $2.5 Million Private Placement
Copperstone Mine, Courtesy Kerr Mines Inc., ©2020
Kerr Mines Inc. (TSX-V: KER), a junior gold exploration company with a flagship project in Arizona, announced a $2.5 million private placement on Wednesday to fund its next phase of drilling.
The company plans to issue up to 18 million special units at 14 cents each. Units will include both a common share and a full warrant, exercisable at 21 cents for the next 24 months, or until Kerr shares exceed a volume-weighted average price of 30 cents for 20 consecutive days. The offering is expected to close on Feb. 28.
Proceeds will be used for another round of drilling at the company's Copperstone project in western Arizona, a historically-producing mine which it acquired in 2014.
In the first, 5000-metre round of underground core drilling at Copperstone, the company intercepted modest grades including 27.45 grams of gold per tonne (g/t Au) over 3.0 metres, 40.0 g/t Au over 16.8 metres, and 15.02 g/t Au over 6.1 metres. The company plans to drill an additional 10,000 metres early this year, hoping to expand the resource through more underground assays.
In recent channel sampling, a method which takes collects and analyzes small chips of rock along a line, the company intercepted grades including 13.3 g/t Au over 2.5 metres and 4.0 g/t Au over 2.5 metres. It says it will use these results to pinpoint targets for the 2020 drill program.
Kerr says that the Copperstone zone it is targeting is an extension of the vein that was historically mined as an open pit, producing 500,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 3.0 g/t Au.
Kerr Mining is led by CEO and director Giulio T. Bonafacio, a certified public accountant who previously helmed Nevada Copper Corp. (TSX: NCU) from 2005-2018. Its president is Martin Kostiuk, a mining engineer who cut his teeth supervising Goldstrike Mine for Barrick Gold Corp. (TSX: ABX).
Following the news of the private placement, shares of Kerr Mines dropped 1.5 cents to 13.5 cents.


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Nostalgia: Articles Posted This Time Last Year (April 2008)
Oh April 2008. Have far away you seem. Following in the tradition I began last month of reposting old articles from last year, I'm continuing with April's set of posts from 2008. This post contains articles on the nintendo wii, Family Guy Fan Art, and an April Fool's joke from BBC Video. For a full listing of Soon Tech News articles in April 2008, click here.
Mario Kart Then And Now
I once owned a the legendary SNES system. I don't know where it is anymore, or who has it. I had somewhere around 11 games or so. The system was epic. The games were very fun. I especially enjoyed playing Street Fighter in my early teens and NBA Live. Mario Kart, however was always a crowd favorite at my house too. Today, I own the vastly superior Nintendo Wi.
Wii Home Theatre Setups (Photos)
Found a bunch of photos of people's interesting wii setups. How does yours compare?
Family Guy Fan Art
"For the greater part of my undergraduate career, I worked part-time as a call centre caller--telemarketer--at my university's foundation for two years. (our call centre works with the university to raise funds for scholarship, bursaries, etc.) One of the many perks of having worked with many like-minded students were the conversation we shared about the latest episode of Family Guy..."
Tom Tom Go 920 GPS Unboxing (Photos)
"It comes packaged with a few other impressive upgrades: a bluetooth remote, extra suction mounting plate (for sticking on the dash as opposed to the windshield), and a live traffic readiness (the 920T version comes with live traffic info out of the box, but it doesn't work in Canada and also isn't sold here either)...."


Global climate change is making the Southwest hotter and drier, but in Antarctica, it's melting glaciers and could send large portions of the continental ice sheet into the ocean. Where's the water to go? Newsweek's Nina Burleigh is just back from scene of the Antarctic temperature climb.


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