Written by Cay Rademacher, translated by Peter Millar — Frank Stave begins this novel as a chief inspector in Hamburg's Homicide division. But having been shot during a routine operation he has reconsidered his career and when he is fit to return to work he requests a transfer to Department S, known to the police as the black market squad.
The year is 1948 and Germany is still under occupied by the Allied forces. The reconstruction of Hamburg is hamstrung by a failing economy and rampant inflation. The solution is the introduction of the deutschmark to replace the old reichsmark, but nobody is sure when this will happen or what its effect will be. The head of Department S, Wilhelm Bahr, explains that the black market is likely to disappear after the currency switch, but that the department will likely thrive as they move into new areas of financial crime.
In the meantime, Stave takes his first case. Trummerfrauen, women employed to search the destroyed city for valuables, have discovered a corpse in a bombed-out building. The corpse will go to homicide and is allocated to Chief Inspector Donnecke, Stave's bête-noire, and a man who he suspects previously worked with the Gestapo but has somehow been cleared by the Allies as fit to continue working with the police. Close by to the corpse are some sculptures from the modern school which are unlikely to been appropriated by the Nazis, whose taste ran to more traditional art.
In theory this should be a simple case to solve for Stave – find who occupied the bombed out building at the time of the raid, and return their art. However, Dr Schramm, banker, art lover, and noted anti-Nazi who risked his business and life to help Jews under the Nazi regime, disavows any knowledge of the sculptures. Stave's suspicions about Schramm and his concerns about the way Donnecke is investigating the death in the building lead him to carry out his own unofficial parallel investigation into the death.
Meanwhile, Stave is handed another case. Lieutenant MacDonald, a British investigator, has brought him forged bank notes bought on the black market. His concern is that this is an attempt to weaken the proposed new currency before it has even had a chance to be a success. If the public lose faith in the security of the deutschmark, and what better way to achieve this than by showing they can easily be forged, further weakening the German economy.
Such is Philip Kerr's legacy that it's impossible to read a crime novel set in post-War Germany without it bringing to mind the late author's Bernie Gunther. Whereas Gunther was a morally-compromised noirish character, Stave is closer to Chandler's view of the detective as knight errant. Stave operates with a clear conscience and without any corruption of the soul. What he lacks of Marlowe's physicality and fast quips, he makes up in thoughtfulness and depth.
Stave's investigations proceed at a steady pace, and broaden to include past Nazi history – how could they not? – before ultimately concluding. The sedate pace of the book may put you off if you are looking for action but it makes for a nice change and Rademacher gives himself the space to develop his theme of new beginnings. Whether it be the ultimately successful launch of the deutschmark as history tells us it will be, or Stave's son's lift out of the despair of defeat to embrace a new life as a student of philosophy, the novel is awash with a sense of optimism – no easy trick to pull off when writing of this period.
The translation by Peter Millar is so unobtrusive that I did not even realise it hadn't been written in English until I checked the copyright page.
For crime fiction based in Hamburg in the present day, why not take a look at our review of Blue Night from earlier this year?


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Sugary drinks like fruit juices with protein-rich meals will make you fat
High-protein meal including lean meat, chicken, fish and dairy products with sugary drinks may negatively affect energy balance.
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Consuming a sugar-sweetened drink like fruit juices with a high-protein meal including lean meat, chicken, fish and dairy products may negatively affect energy balance, alter food preferences and cause the body to store more fat, according to a study. The findings showed that the inclusion of a sugar-sweetened drink decreased fat oxidation, which kick-starts the breakdown of fat molecules, after a meal by eight per cent. The combination will also increase the desire to eat more unhealthy junk food for hours after finishing breakfast. "We were surprised by the impact that the sugar-sweetened drinks had on metabolism when they were paired with higher-protein meals. This combination also increased study subjects' desire to eat savoury and salty foods for four hours after eating," said lead author Shanon Casperson, from USDA-Agricultural Research Service Grand Forks Human Nutrition Research Centre in the US.
If a sugar-sweetened drink was consumed with a 15 per cent protein meal, fat oxidation decreased by 7.2g on average, while with an intake of 30 per cent protein meal fat oxidation reduced by 12.6g on average. While having a sugar-sweetened drink increased the amount of energy used to metabolise the meal, the increased expenditure did not even out the consumption of additional calories from the drink, the researchers said, in the paper published in the journal BMC Nutrition. "We found that about a third of the additional calories provided by the sugar-sweetened drinks were not expended, fat metabolism was reduced, and it took less energy to metabolise the meals," Casperson said "This decreased metabolic efficiency may 'prime' the body to store more fat," he added. For the study, the team recruited 27 healthy-weight adults (13 male, 14 female), who were on average 23 years old. "The results provide further insight into the potential role of sugar-sweetened drinks in weight gain and obesity," Casperson said. (Read: Want to lose belly fat? Stop drinking sugar-sweetened drinks)
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A seller may have a higher response rate of an email or another type of message. Either responses to voicemail are more productive and demonstrate. This is the best level of interest. A salesperson loses in quantity and gains in quality.
No doubt you will not get any response at all. The high quality or you don't have carefully planned voicemail.
If it comes to sales voicemail, you have a short time frame to do this. You may have 10 or 15 seconds to get their attention or their hit deleted.
Voicemail doesn't have to be complicated or long and detailed. The best voicemail is short and concise. These engage the listener almost immediately.
No doubt, successful salesperson knows that isn't true. Key is how you leave the perfect sales voicemail. But sales strategist has stated of brisk sales and calls go to voicemail.
The strategy is to make every single one you have both unique and memorable. Fall into the routine of leaving the exact messages over and over.
Whereas, there is no perfect sales voicemail which generates sale every time. There is the specific formula you may employ to improve your chances. It takes practice and preparation.
This is needed to achieve correspondence. This is to be a certain length and have tone and contain the related content. Some time required to complete reciprocation. Here are some of the secret to get perfect sales volume to get a callback.
Usually, sales reps tend to very declarative in their messaging as their starting phrase in both voicemail and emails.
It may be in a straightaway approach. This isn't effective in the slightest. As soon as businessperson realize voicemail is sales.
Also, getting deleted as well. When you lead with your name and industry. The businessperson's finger hits to remove key almost instantly.
So, this is why necessary to lead with something relevant to the prospect. As such its thought-provoking question.
Peer-based powerful techniques, for example, establish credibility. You have done business lastly with one of lead. Besides, LinkedIn connections or co-workers which may often be a good idea to mention. This is as mutual communication.
When you don't have mutual interaction worth mentioning, don't scared. You do business with industry and known name in your company. So, feel free to drop the title in your voicemail as a point of reference.
In sales, being prepared means which before you pick up the phone to make an outbound. Even you know every single word you are going to say when the call goes to VM.
It involves some voicemail scripts templates for different roles. You may jeep your scripts in general. Get grittier depending on your business model.
For example, you have a sales script geared at decision-level. The sales managers who have download one of strategy.
When you know that you are going to say and you have selected the right one. Here will be no guesswork or anxiety involved in leaving a voicemail.
When you are going to call the business person. You have to leave a message. Rather than, the prospect was actively screening calls or just away from their desk.
The phone rang, your number will pop up as a missed call. There is no accompanying voicemail. Well, it shouldn't have been significant.
You do these two or three times in a row. Furthermore, degrades your opportunities of ever connecting with this prospecting. As they have now seen your number come up several times.
If without once receiving a voicemail as they are aware of this call. You can bet next time you call as they are not picking up.
The salesperson who call and hang up screen themselves out of the procedure. It doesn't matter when you are prepared to leave the perfect VM.
You have to move one every time. The prospect feels the pain of guilt every time you call back. This is as because they think as they owe and you an answer.
This is vital to find your tone and vocal cadence right. Make sure things are universal and always want to sound with confidence. But beyond, there are multiple nuances to selecting the right tone.
For instance, you are following up with advance prospecting customer. As they have bought from your industry before. You may assume a more casual and familiar tone. As well as you have never personally spoken with sales.
LinkedIn may often provide a wealth of information about the prospect. Including their picture. One common sales technique which uses and when talking to lead. For the first time is to scope out their view and pretend. So, you will be sitting at an in-person office with them.
Whereas you never honestly know what someone's personality. It will like until speaking with them in general. You will use a slightly different tone. Getting the same job title helps too. It may address the CEO a little more formally than an IT manager.
Time is authorizing also try to check leads feed try to get a sense of their personality. The inside sales applications may help reps to take a quick look at prospects. For example, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook feeds before outbound calls.
Each voicemail as a moment in the linear story. Start with past, mentioning an email correspondence. You can still refer to the previous email as a point of reference.
Then it may skip to the present and accentuate the reason. Finally, mention a future conversation. By the way, act on the assumption which future conversation. This is going to take place.
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China, Water Transfers, Disease and Climate Change: Transferring Risk with Water?
China is in the process of constructing a massive "South-North Water Transfer Project" connecting the more water-abundant south to the water-stressed north. There are a number of motivations for building the project including natural water scarcity, increased demand from both increased industrialization and population, decreasing water quality, and recent instances of severe droughts (with implications for global food supply). There are still some uncertainties about how exactly climate change will impact water resources in China, but projections of significant rainfall variability are well-founded, and the government is taking the potential risks seriously. In that context, this project could be seen as part of China's climate adaptation strategy, though it is already apparent that there are some serious unintended consequences.
One of the most recent developments in the project are reports that, in addition to the intended transfer of water, the project is transferring sewage from the badly polluted central Danjiangkou Reservoir in Hubei province, into key water-sources. Bloomberg Buisnessweek reported "in July, Cheng Jiagang, vice mayor of Shiyan city, to which Danjiangkou belongs, estimated that 1.3 million tons of sewage were dumped daily into rivers feeding the reservoir." But this problem extends beyond the borders of Hubei province. According to one report "wastewater treatment plants only cover around 60 percent of some densely populated regions, especially the urban-rural fringe zones." Wastewater treatment is an ongoing challenge that the nation is continuing to work on, but with a growing population and rapid urbanization, meeting increasing demands will prove very difficult.
There are some potentially serious problems with dirty water including the spread of disease. Water-related diseases are a major threat to human health. In China, common water-related diseases include, "diarrhoeal disease, helminthiasis and schistosomiasis from exposure to contaminated soil and water, as well as vector-borne diseases that result from inadequate management of water resources, including malaria, dengue and Japanese encephalitis." (For more on water-borne disease in China see this report).
An important study on China by Elizabeth J. Carlton et al. found that despite economic growth "the traditional causes of illness, including infections resulting from unsafe water and poor sanitation and hygiene, still exist and are unevenly distributed across China's diverse cultural and geographic landscape as a result of regional differences in urbanization, economic development and environmental factors" and that country-wide measures of these diseases hide regional disparities.
This then begs the question: In light of the sewage-transfer problem, what impact will the South-North Water Transfer Project have on the spread of water-related diseases throughout the region? And in an interconnected world, what might be the global risks?
So here we have a situation where a project intended to relieve a region of water stress (and possibly, to adapt to projected water stress as a result of climate change) could ultimately become a conveyor of disease. Such cases of possible "maladaptation" are very important to look out for, and learn from, as Geoff Dabelko et al. aptly note in Backdraft: The Conflict Potential of Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation.
There are few easy solutions to water and climatic stresses. This example is just one of many we are likely to see in the future as we continue to navigate our way through the challenges of the anthropocene.
By Caitlin Werrell and Francesco Femia in climate change, water on December 2, 2013 .


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package org.apache.nifi.schema.validation;

import org.apache.nifi.serialization.SimpleRecordSchema;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.DataType;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.MapRecord;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.Record;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.RecordField;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.RecordFieldType;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.RecordSchema;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.validation.SchemaValidationResult;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.validation.ValidationError;
import org.apache.nifi.serialization.record.validation.ValidationErrorType;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.math.BigInteger;
import java.sql.Date;
import java.sql.Time;
import java.sql.Timestamp;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.TimeZone;

import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue;

public class TestStandardSchemaValidator {
    private static final int FLOAT_BITS_PRECISION = 24;
    private static final int DOUBLE_BITS_PRECISION = 53;

    private static final Long MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_FLOAT = Double.valueOf(Math.pow(2, FLOAT_BITS_PRECISION)).longValue();
    private static final Long MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_DOUBLE = Double.valueOf(Math.pow(2, DOUBLE_BITS_PRECISION)).longValue();

    private static final Set<RecordFieldType> NUMERIC_TYPES = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(
            RecordFieldType.BYTE,
            RecordFieldType.SHORT,
            RecordFieldType.INT,
            RecordFieldType.LONG,
            RecordFieldType.BIGINT,
            RecordFieldType.FLOAT,
            RecordFieldType.DOUBLE,
            RecordFieldType.DECIMAL
    ));

    @Test
    public void testValidateCorrectSimpleTypesStrictValidation() throws ParseException {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        for (final RecordFieldType fieldType : RecordFieldType.values()) {
            if (fieldType == RecordFieldType.CHOICE) {
                final List<DataType> possibleTypes = new ArrayList<>();
                possibleTypes.add(RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType());
                possibleTypes.add(RecordFieldType.LONG.getDataType());

                fields.add(new RecordField(fieldType.name().toLowerCase(), fieldType.getChoiceDataType(possibleTypes)));
            } else if (fieldType == RecordFieldType.MAP) {
                fields.add(new RecordField(fieldType.name().toLowerCase(), fieldType.getMapDataType(RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType())));
            } else {
                fields.add(new RecordField(fieldType.name().toLowerCase(), fieldType.getDataType()));
            }

            if (NUMERIC_TYPES.contains(fieldType)) {
                for (final RecordFieldType narrowType : fieldType.getNarrowDataTypes()) {
                    fields.add(new RecordField(narrowType.name().toLowerCase() + "_as_" + fieldType.name().toLowerCase(), fieldType.getDataType()));
                }
            }
        }

        final DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss.SSS");
        df.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("gmt"));
        final long time = df.parse("2017/01/01 17:00:00.000").getTime();

        final Map<String, Object> intMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        intMap.put("height", 48);
        intMap.put("width", 96);

        List<RecordField> mapRecordFields = new ArrayList<>();
        RecordField mapRecordField = new RecordField("mapRecord", RecordFieldType.MAP.getMapDataType(RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        mapRecordFields.add(mapRecordField);
        fields.add(mapRecordField);
        RecordSchema mapRecordSchema = new SimpleRecordSchema(mapRecordFields);
        MapRecord mapRecord = new MapRecord(mapRecordSchema, intMap);

        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);
        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("string", "string");
        valueMap.put("boolean", true);
        valueMap.put("byte", (byte) 1);
        valueMap.put("char", 'c');
        valueMap.put("short", (short) 8);
        valueMap.put("int", 9);
        valueMap.put("bigint", BigInteger.valueOf(8L));
        valueMap.put("decimal", BigDecimal.valueOf(8.1D));
        valueMap.put("long", 8L);
        valueMap.put("float", 8.0F);
        valueMap.put("double", 8.0D);
        valueMap.put("date", new Date(time));
        valueMap.put("time", new Time(time));
        valueMap.put("timestamp", new Timestamp(time));
        valueMap.put("record", null);
        valueMap.put("array", null);
        valueMap.put("choice", 48L);
        valueMap.put("map", intMap);
        valueMap.put("mapRecord", mapRecord);

        valueMap.put("byte_as_short", (byte) 8);

        valueMap.put("short_as_int", (short) 8);
        valueMap.put("byte_as_int", (byte) 8);

        valueMap.put("int_as_long", 9);
        valueMap.put("short_as_long", (short) 8);
        valueMap.put("byte_as_long", (byte) 1);

        valueMap.put("byte_as_bigint", (byte) 8);
        valueMap.put("short_as_bigint", (short) 8);
        valueMap.put("int_as_bigint", 8);
        valueMap.put("long_as_bigint", 8L);

        valueMap.put("float_as_double", 8.0F);

        valueMap.put("float_as_decimal", 8.0F);
        valueMap.put("double_as_decimal", 8.0D);

        final Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap);

        final SchemaValidationContext validationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, true);
        final StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(validationContext);

        final SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void testStringDoesNotAllowNarrowTypesWhenStrictValidation() {
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(12345, RecordFieldType.STRING);
    }

    @Test
    public void testDoubleWithinFloatRangeIsConsideredAsValid() {
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(1.5191525220870972D, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
    }

    @Test
    public void testByteIsConsideredToBeValidFloatingPoint() {
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid((byte) 9, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid((byte) 9, RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid((byte) 9, RecordFieldType.DECIMAL);
    }

    @Test
    public void testShortIsConsideredToBeValidFloatingPoint() {
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid((short) 9, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid((short) 9, RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid((short) 9, RecordFieldType.DECIMAL);
    }

    @Test
    public void testIntegerWithinRangeIsConsideredToBeValidFloatingPoint() {
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_FLOAT.intValue(), RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(Integer.MAX_VALUE, RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(Integer.MAX_VALUE, RecordFieldType.DECIMAL);
    }

    @Test
    public void testIntegerOutsideRangeIsConsideredAsInvalid() {
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_FLOAT.intValue() + 1, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        // Double handles integer completely
    }

    @Test
    public void testLongWithinRangeIsConsideredToBeValidFloatingPoint() {
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_FLOAT, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_DOUBLE, RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(Long.MAX_VALUE, RecordFieldType.DECIMAL);
    }

    @Test
    public void testLongOutsideRangeIsConsideredAsInvalid() {
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_FLOAT + 1, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(MAX_PRECISE_WHOLE_IN_DOUBLE + 1, RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
    }

    @Test
    public void testBigintWithinRangeIsConsideredToBeValidFloatingPoint() {
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(BigInteger.valueOf(5L), RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(BigInteger.valueOf(5L), RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
        whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(BigInteger.valueOf(Long.MAX_VALUE), RecordFieldType.DECIMAL);
    }

    @Test
    public void testBigintOutsideRangeIsConsideredAsInvalid() {
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(String.join("", Collections.nCopies(100, "1")), RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(String.join("", Collections.nCopies(100, "1")), RecordFieldType.DOUBLE);
    }

    @Test
    public void testDoubleAboveFloatRangeIsConsideredAsInvalid() {
        final double aboveFloatRange = Float.MAX_VALUE * 1.1;
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(aboveFloatRange, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
    }

    @Test
    public void testDoubleBelowFloatRangeIsConsideredAsInvalid() {
        final double belowFloatRange = Float.MAX_VALUE * -1.1;
        whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(belowFloatRange, RecordFieldType.FLOAT);
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidateWrongButCoerceableType() throws ParseException {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("id", RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);

        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("id", 1);
        Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap);

        final SchemaValidationContext strictValidationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, true);
        final SchemaValidationContext lenientValidationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, false);

        // Validate with correct type of int and a strict validation
        StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(strictValidationContext);
        SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());

        // Validate with correct type of int and a lenient validation
        validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(lenientValidationContext);
        result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());

        // Update Map to set value to a String that is coerceable to an int
        valueMap.put("id", "1");
        record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap);

        // Validate with incorrect type of string and a strict validation
        validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(strictValidationContext);
        result = validator.validate(record);
        assertFalse(result.isValid());
        final Collection<ValidationError> validationErrors = result.getValidationErrors();
        assertEquals(1, validationErrors.size());

        final ValidationError validationError = validationErrors.iterator().next();
        assertEquals("/id", validationError.getFieldName().get());

        // Validate with incorrect type of string and a lenient validation
        validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(lenientValidationContext);
        result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMissingRequiredField() {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("id", RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        fields.add(new RecordField("name", RecordFieldType.STRING.getDataType(), false));
        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);

        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("id", 1);
        final Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap, false, false);

        final SchemaValidationContext allowExtraFieldsContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, true, true);

        StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(allowExtraFieldsContext);
        SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertFalse(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());

        final ValidationError error = result.getValidationErrors().iterator().next();
        assertEquals("/name", error.getFieldName().get());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMissingNullableField() {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("id", RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        fields.add(new RecordField("name", RecordFieldType.STRING.getDataType()));
        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);

        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("id", 1);
        Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap, false, false);

        final SchemaValidationContext allowExtraFieldsContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, true, true);

        StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(allowExtraFieldsContext);
        SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void testExtraFields() {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("id", RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);

        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("id", 1);
        valueMap.put("name", "John Doe");
        Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap, false, false);

        final SchemaValidationContext allowExtraFieldsContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, true, true);
        final SchemaValidationContext forbidExtraFieldsContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, false);

        StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(allowExtraFieldsContext);
        SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());

        validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(forbidExtraFieldsContext);
        result = validator.validate(record);
        assertFalse(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        final Collection<ValidationError> validationErrors = result.getValidationErrors();
        assertEquals(1, validationErrors.size());
        final ValidationError validationError = validationErrors.iterator().next();
        assertEquals("/name", validationError.getFieldName().get());
        System.out.println(validationError);
    }

    @Test
    public void testInvalidEmbeddedField() {
        final List<RecordField> accountFields = new ArrayList<>();
        accountFields.add(new RecordField("name", RecordFieldType.STRING.getDataType()));
        accountFields.add(new RecordField("balance", RecordFieldType.DOUBLE.getDataType()));
        final RecordSchema accountSchema = new SimpleRecordSchema(accountFields);

        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("id", RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        fields.add(new RecordField("account", RecordFieldType.RECORD.getRecordDataType(accountSchema)));
        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);

        final Map<String, Object> accountValues = new HashMap<>();
        accountValues.put("name", "account-1");
        accountValues.put("balance", "123.45");
        final Record accountRecord = new MapRecord(accountSchema, accountValues);

        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("id", 1);
        valueMap.put("account", accountRecord);
        Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap, false, false);

        final SchemaValidationContext strictValidationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, true);
        final SchemaValidationContext lenientValidationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, false);

        StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(strictValidationContext);
        SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertFalse(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertEquals(1, result.getValidationErrors().size());
        final ValidationError validationError = result.getValidationErrors().iterator().next();
        assertEquals("/account/balance", validationError.getFieldName().get());

        validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(lenientValidationContext);
        result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void testInvalidArrayValue() {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("id", RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType()));
        fields.add(new RecordField("numbers", RecordFieldType.ARRAY.getArrayDataType(RecordFieldType.INT.getDataType())));
        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);

        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("id", 1);
        valueMap.put("numbers", new Object[] {1, "2", "3"});
        Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap, false, false);

        final SchemaValidationContext strictValidationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, true);
        final SchemaValidationContext lenientValidationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, false);

        StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(strictValidationContext);
        SchemaValidationResult result = validator.validate(record);
        assertFalse(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertEquals(1, result.getValidationErrors().size());
        final ValidationError validationError = result.getValidationErrors().iterator().next();
        assertEquals("/numbers", validationError.getFieldName().get());

        validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(lenientValidationContext);
        result = validator.validate(record);
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());
    }

    private void whenValueIsAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsValid(final Object value, final RecordFieldType schemaDataType) {
        final SchemaValidationResult result = whenSingleValueIsTested(value, schemaDataType);
        thenSingleValueIsValid(result);
    }

    private void whenValueIsNotAcceptedAsDataTypeThenConsideredAsInvalid(final Object value, final RecordFieldType schemaDataType) {
        final SchemaValidationResult result = whenSingleValueIsTested(value, schemaDataType);
        thenSingleValueIsInvalid(result);
    }

    private SchemaValidationResult whenSingleValueIsTested(final Object value, final RecordFieldType schemaDataType) {
        final List<RecordField> fields = new ArrayList<>();
        fields.add(new RecordField("test", schemaDataType.getDataType()));

        final RecordSchema schema = new SimpleRecordSchema(fields);
        final Map<String, Object> valueMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        valueMap.put("test", value);

        final Record record = new MapRecord(schema, valueMap);
        final SchemaValidationContext validationContext = new SchemaValidationContext(schema, false, true);
        final StandardSchemaValidator validator = new StandardSchemaValidator(validationContext);

        return validator.validate(record);
    }

    private void thenSingleValueIsValid(SchemaValidationResult result) {
        assertTrue(result.isValid());
        assertNotNull(result.getValidationErrors());
        assertTrue(result.getValidationErrors().isEmpty());
    }

    private void thenSingleValueIsInvalid(SchemaValidationResult result) {
        assertFalse(result.isValid());

        final Collection<ValidationError> validationErrors = result.getValidationErrors();
        assertEquals(1, validationErrors.size());

        final ValidationError validationError = validationErrors.iterator().next();
        assertEquals("/test", validationError.getFieldName().get());
        assertEquals(ValidationErrorType.INVALID_FIELD, validationError.getType());
    }
}

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Sorry if Ray Yee and his big group wont share their trip why should we? They were there two and a half weeks, went to block and yet no pictures or story yet?
Dave and my trip was simple, we went, we caught, we came home.
Think fly rod and a stripping basket.
The question is what kind of fish is that? Its a warm water species. That will give you a hint about the trip.
Sporty I thought you were some kind of fly fishing guru? Must of been the Easter eggs in Old mans basket that threw you off.
but i showed you mine so you gotta show me yours.
Ray Yee post A Go Giants thread in the RI forum but won't post his trip in here. Ray they were just nice to you cause I asked them them to be.


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Q: Footnotemark and footnotetext on different pages Is there a way to permit footnotes to begin on a page subsequent to the one on which they were invoked? If the footnote is separated by no more than 1 page from the invoking line of text, then this is acceptable and even desirable in certain circumstances. Please see the MWE below to get an idea of document layout problems engendered by demanding footnotes be placed on the same page as the invoking text.
    \documentclass{article}
    \usepackage{lipsum}
    \begin{document}
    This line gets broken across two pages in order to accomodate long footnotes. %
    Preferably, the second footnote would not obligatorily begin on the %
    same page as the first footnote. This would avoid awkwardly large blank pages.%
    \footnote{The footnote itself has a footnote.\footnotemark%
    \lipsum}%
    \footnotetext{\lipsum}%
    \end{document}

Note: I do not wish to use endnotes because footnotes avoid the problem of having to flip/scroll to the end of the document. I merely wish to alter the properties of footnote placement to avoid large spaces that are incurred by the requirement for footnotes to be placed on the invoking page.
Note: the command \interfootnotelinepenalty=0 does not resolve the problem as this parameter affects whether a footnote is permitted to break across pages, not whether a footnote is allowed to begin on a different page than the invoking page.

A: There is no requirement for the \footnotemark and \footnotetext{<text>} to be on the same page. You can either issue a \clearpage to flush all content and typeset \footnotetext{<text>} on the following page, or you could automatically have it set on the following page using atbegshi:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{atbegshi}% http://ctan.org/pkg/atbegshi
\usepackage{lipsum}
\begin{document}
This line gets broken across two pages in order to accomodate long footnotes. %
Preferably, the second footnote would not obligatorily begin on the %
same page as the first footnote. This would avoid awkwardly large blank pages.%
\footnote{The footnote itself has a footnote.\footnotemark%
\lipsum}%
\AtBeginShipoutNext{\footnotetext{\lipsum}}% Typeset footnote on following page
\ \lipsum
\end{document}

atbegshi provides \AtBeginShipoutNext{<stuff>} which delays execution of <stuff> in the above case, since the page is already assembled for shipout, and subsequently flushed to the following page. More text follows the after the "delayed \footnotetext", just to show how text flow is maintained.

A: If you are using the hyperref-package, you could alternatively try the following code (with one nested footnote, Werner's approach works fine, but I'm not sure of that in case of more footnotes):
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{atbegshi}% http://ctan.org/pkg/atbegshi
\usepackage{lipsum}

\usepackage{tablefootnote}% http://ctan.org/pkg/tablefootnote

\makeatletter
\newcommand{\spewnotes}{%
\tfn@tablefootnoteprintout%
\global\let\tfn@tablefootnoteprintout\relax%
\gdef\tfn@fnt{0}%
}
\makeatother

\usepackage{hyperref}% if you like to have hyperlinks, otherwise omit it

\begin{document}
This line gets broken across two pages in order to accommodate long footnotes. %
Preferably, the second footnote would not obligatorily begin on the %
same page as the first footnote. This would avoid awkwardly large blank pages.%
\footnote{The footnote itself has a footnote.\tablefootnote{\lipsum}%
\AtBeginShipoutNext{\spewnotes}% Typeset footnote on following page
\lipsum}%
\ \lipsum
\end{document}

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THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS GOVERN YOUR PURCHASE OF ARTWORK USING THE CURATORIAL+CO ONLINE GALLERY. BY PURCHASING ARTWORK FROM THE GALLERY, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY, THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
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1.2 Unless otherwise stated, all fees are quoted in Australian Dollars. Prices displayed on the Gallery are subject to change without notice. Once an Order has been accepted by Us, the price of the Artwork cannot be varied except by agreement in writing between you and Us.
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1.4 We reserve the right to decline to sell Artwork to you and may cancel your order at any time prior to dispatch of the Artwork.
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1.8 Where the artist has already been paid at the time of the return for a store credit, all commissions or discounts paid to third parties must be returned and a 15% of sale price restocking fee will apply.
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2.2 Each item of Artwork available for purchase will be identified in the Gallery through one or more photographs. While those photographs are true photographs of each item of Artwork, you expressly acknowledge that characteristics such as shape, dimensions and colour may differ slightly between the photographic image(s) and the physical Artwork itself.
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3.4 You acknowledge and agree that any person at the Delivery Address who receives the Artwork is authorised by you to receive your order. We may require the person accepting the delivery of your order to provide us with proof of that person's identity (including photographic identification). If the order has been paid by credit card, then We may also ask you to show Us the credit card for Us to conduct Our verification checks.
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7.5 The laws governing these terms and conditions will be the laws in the State of New South Wales, Australia and You irrevocably submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that State, without regard to conflict of law provisions.


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Paper Crafting Badge
(Discover Art)
By Doreen Olson
Paper crafts usually are divided into two divisions: color applied to paper (usually termed art) and paper manipulated in some way. This badge emphasizes paper manipulation. For any type of paper manipulation, if you have earned an entire badge in that craft (at your current level), you have completed that requirement. For instance, if you have earned the Origami Badge, you have automatically fulfilled the requirement for making a piece of origami.
Penguins: Do three requirements including those starred.
_____*1 Learn about paper? What is it made out of? Learn about three different types of paper crafting like origami, paper mache, quilling, etc.
_____*2 Make a craft project from paper, this can be as simple as gluing paper cutouts onto something, or as intricate as making an origami animal.
Otters: Do four requirements including those starred.
_____*1. Do Penguin requirements 1 & 2. Read about the history of papermaking. When do archaeologists think the first paper was made? Who made it? Go to a workshop, museum, or art store display of paper crafts that contain samples of five different paper crafts you have never seen before (or find some online with the help of a parent).
_____ *2. Make a paper chain.
Dolphins: Do five requirements including those starred.
_____ *1. Do Otter requirements 1 & 2.
_____*2. Go to an art store or studio that has a lot of different kinds of paper (or visit one online with your parents� permission). Learn how to differentiate between five new-to-you types of paper. For what types of crafts is each type of paper suitable?
Butterflies: Do six requirements including those starred.
_____ *1. Do Dolphin requirements 1 & 2.
_____*2. Visit an artist that specializes in using cast-off pieces of paper, or recycled paper, or makes his or her own paper. OR make a minimum of two sheets of paper by yourself.
Eagles: Do seven requirements including those starred.
_____ *1. Do Butterfly requirements 1 & 2.
_____*2. Use some of your creations from this badge to brighten someone�s day or help a charity in some way.
Owls:� Do nine requirements including the two starred.
_____ 1. * Do Eagle requirements 1 & 2
_____ 2. * Teach someone how to do a skill from this badge or teach some knowledge about this badge to someone.�� You can teach kids, your spouse, seniors, anyone, just as long as you are sharing your new found knowledge.�� If for some reason you cannot teach what you have learned to someone else, you may choose an additional 2 optional requirements instead.
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_____ 3. Make three types of pop-up pictures for dioramas or greeting cards using folded paper techniques.
_____ 4. Make a piece of origami.
_____ 5. Make a paper sculpture (3D).
_____ 6. Make a paper garland.
_____ 7. Make a piece of kirigami
_____ 8. Decoupage a frame, box, or other item.
_____ 9. Create something using paper mache.
_____ 10. Create a collage.
_____ 11. Learn about quilling and make something using this technique.
_____ 12. Weave some paper to create a basket, mat, or other object.
_____ 13. Learn to emboss on paper or use crayons to make a rubbing.
_____ 14. Create something using paper punches and punch-outs.
_____ 15. Enter some of your paper crafts in a fair or competition.
_____ 16. Use some of your creations to brighten someone�s day or help a charity in some way.
_____ 17. Find out about a career that uses paper crafting techniques. What type of education do you need for this job? How much money can you expect to make? What hours might you expect to work?


Advanced Clinical Practicum is a student-designed experience focusing on the role of the professional nurse in a variety of clinical practice settings. The purpose being to gain knowledge, skills, and attitudes surrounding quality (and safe) patient care, hospital policy, and protocol as it relates to the nurses' role. The goal being to transition from student to new-graduate nurse roles.


The MSDA Senior Capstone in Directed Research is a new and innovative program open to Mount seniors. The partnership between Mount seniors and MSDA alumnae mentors is a unique opportunity. Students have the opportunity to delve into an area of passion, performing research and hands-on work associated with their project. Mount alumnae partner with a student and give back to the Mount with their time and talents.
During the course of the 2017-2018 school year, Mount St. Dominic Academy added a number of exciting new courses to its extensive list of curricular offerings for students. Among these offerings is a Senior Capstone in Directed Research. The Capstone course, an elective offering for seniors, allows students to deeply explore an academic topic, problem, issue, or idea of individual interest, possibly tied to a future major or career interest, and design, plan, and implement a yearlong investigation to address student-developed research questions. Capstone was designed as a culminating experience where students can delve into an area of passion, performing research and any hands-on work associated with their project. Research topics typically build off of academic courses already completed. This capstone experience requires students to make connections across disciplines, bridges theory with practice, and promotes the development of higher-order thinking. Students work with a faculty mentor as well as an alumna mentor to help guide them.
Library media specialist, Marissa Muoio, who developed and teaches the course, recognizes the need for students to have opportunities to pursue personal interests in relation to research. Muoio stated, "Undergraduate research opportunities are on the rise. Our belief is that this course will prepare our young women to hit the ground running when they attend their respective universities. We want them to have a head start on identifying their interests and feel comfortable jumping at the opportunities that will present themselves in their future education." Student final products will be presented to a panel of faculty members at an Academic Symposium inviting students, parents, faculty, board members and the greater school community to attend.
One of the exciting elements of this course is the key role that some of the Mount's distinguished alumnae will play in the development of the current students' topics as alumnae mentors. Looping Mount alumnae into the community of educators that fosters the growth and empowerment of the young women that attend Mount St. Dominic Academy immeasurably expands the learning opportunities provided to them, and provides enhanced social interaction on a more adult-level, critical to future success in higher education and other professional arenas.
Students embarked on a field trip to Tozuda, LLC early this year, where alumna Jessie Garcia '08 is the founder and CEO. Jessie and her company make helmet sensors to detect concussion strength hits and is mentoring Mount senior Sarah in her Capstone project. Read more about the trip and what the students learned about linear and rotational forces in concussion detection.
The Capstone Symposium took place Monday, May 1, 2018 at Mount St. Dominic Academy. Presentations ran through the school day in the Athletic Center for the student body, faculty, staff, parents, and alumnae. The evening Reception took place 7-8:30 pm and was open to the greater Mount community and the public.


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This week on the Rock and Roll Report Podcast I again play music from bands that have yet to be played on the show. I don't know why I make a big deal of this all the time as there are so many amazing bands that I should never technically repeat but let this be a lesson to you all that rock and roll is far from dead but living and breathing under your very own collective noses!
On this week's show I also play some tracks from Bomp Records' excellent tribute to the late great Greg Shaw CD He Put the Bomp in Bomp: Greg Shaw as I wax nostalgic a bit on the passing of the legendary founding of Mojo Navigator Rock and Roll News, Bomp! magazine, Bomp! Records and too numerous articles, liner notes and production credits to his name. Greg Shaw inspired directly or indirectly every one of us who started a fanzine or website or blog or podcast dedicated to rock and roll and it was fun playing some of these songs in tribute to the man who I consider an important influence on my rock and roll upbringing.
We have written extensively on Greg and the Bomp empire (which is still going strong at www.bomp.com!) and here is just some of the stuff we have written about him in the past:
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The Nite Version of E-Talking (one of the biggest club hits of ) and the kawasaki dub of 'NY Lipps' stand among new tracks such as 'Another Excuse' (A Collaboration with DFA) and their cover of Daft Punks 'Teachers'. from Electro to Techo, from bombastic rock /5(9). 18 rows · So unfortunately this release (#) does not include the Soulwax Nite Version /5(). E Talking (Soulwax Nite Version Feat. Nancy Whang) Lyrics: It's not you it's the E talking / It's not you it's the E talking / It's not you it's the E talking / It's not you it's the E talking.
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Black Pearl is a neighborhood of the city of New Orleans.  A subdistrict of the Uptown/Carrollton Area, its boundaries as defined by the New Orleans City Planning Commission are: South Carrollton Avenue and St. Charles Avenue to the north, Lowerline, Perrier and Broadway Streets to the east, and the Mississippi River to the west.

 In 1974, when the New Orleans City Planning Commission was giving official names to each neighborhood in Orleans Parish designated the area as Black Pearl. "Pearl" refers to the street that runs through the neighborhood, and "black" honors the neighborhood's historically black population. Together, "Black Pearl" refers to a type of pearl that is exquisite and rare.

Most of the neighborhood is a section of what was the town of Carrollton in the 19th century; the designated neighborhood boundaries also include a portion downriver of Lowerline Street that was part of the town of Greenville. This latter part includes Uptown Square, a shopping complex converted to offices as well as residences for the elderly.

This area on high ground escaped the Hurricane Katrina flooding suffered by most of the city in 2005. However a tornado strike in the early morning hours of February 13, 2007, did significant damage.

In 2019, Seven Three Distilling Co released a locally distilled rum, Black Pearl Rum, named after the neighborhood.

Geography
Black Pearl is located at   and has an elevation of .  According to the United States Census Bureau, the district has a total area of .   of which is land and  (46.94%) of which is water.

Adjacent neighborhoods
 Leonidas (north)
 East Carrollton (northeast)
 Audubon (east)

Boundaries
The New Orleans City Planning Commission defines the boundaries of Black Pearl as these streets: South Carrollton Avenue, St. Charles Avenue, Lowerline Street, Perrier Street, Broadway Street and the Mississippi River.

Demographics
As of the census of 2000, there were 1,772 people, 967 households, and 356 families residing in the neighborhood.  The racial makeup of the neighborhood was 36.7% African American, 55.0% White, 2.7% Asian, 0.1% Native American, 0.2% from other races, and 1.1% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 4.2% of the population.  The population density was 3,616 /mi2 (1,396 /km).

As of the census of 2010, there were 1,734 people, 936 households, and 320 families residing in the neighborhood.  The racial makeup of the neighborhood was 21.5% African American, 67.0% White, 3.5% Asian, 0.1% Native American, 0.3% from other races, and 2.0% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 5.5% of the population.

See also
 Mahalia Jackson
 Neighborhoods in New Orleans

References

Neighborhoods in New Orleans
Louisiana populated places on the Mississippi River

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On a basic level, a virtual CFO (or vCFO for short) is exactly what it sounds like. This is someone who performs all of the services normally associated with a chief financial officer, only in a third-party capacity. Instead of going to the trouble (and expense) of hiring, training and bringing someone with these qualifications into your organization, you're getting access to someone who can handle all of this remotely on a schedule that works best for all involved.
This is a job that didn't even exist as recently as a decade ago, but technology has advanced to the point where not only is it possible, but more businesses than ever are using on demand or part time CFOs to help their organizations soar in increasingly competitive marketplaces. This is true for a huge variety of different reasons, all of which are certainly worth exploring.
The major reason why smaller organizations in particular are finding vCFOs so helpful is that they're a viable way to control costs almost immediately. Rather than paying the salary to hire your own CFO in a full-time capacity (which can easily balloon into the hundreds of thousands of dollars per year once experience and benefits are accounted for), you get the services you need, in an on-demand way, for a fraction of the cost. To that end, a vCFO is really no different than managed services or similar options you may already be using.
This bleeds directly into the next major reason why vCFOs can be so beneficial: They can customize their own skills and services to better meet the needs of your unique organization. Rather than paying someone for a lifetime's worth of education, you're only paying for the skills needed to perform the tasks at hand. But even better, the services being offered can also be adjusted on a regular basis as your business continues to grow and evolve. All of this provides you with almost unprecedented access to a wealth of knowledge that used to be out of your budget.
That expertise also creates a ripple effect across your enterprise in the best possible way. You're bringing in someone who naturally has involvement in many different companies similar to your own. This means that you're in a unique position to avoid making the same mistakes that they've previously made.
But maybe the biggest advantage that a virtual or gig-based CFO brings to a company has to do with the quality of the advice being offered. This is more than just an accounting setup. The focus goes beyond simply setting up a financial structure and putting a framework in place for you to effectively manage your books.
Consider the types of challenges that you're likely to experience over the course of just five years. Your business will naturally get more complex as you add not only more employees but also suppliers, vendors and all the contracts that come with them. If you go through a period of rapid growth, it can quickly cause your financials to grow out of control … unless you're prepared for it.
A straightforward accounting setup isn't necessarily enough to offer that much-needed level of preparation, but a vCFO is. This is a professional who has arrived with the express purpose of putting the systems in place to not only better support the current phase of your business, but the next one as well.
In the end, a vCFO won't just explain the finer details of your business' financial situation. They'll work with you to make sure you're better informed about not only your current status, but the pros and cons of the options that are available to you in the future. That level of strategic advice — and the advanced decision-making made possible because of it — would be difficult to replicate through nearly any other means.
Armed with more actionable knowledge than ever, you'll quickly find yourself in a better position to always make the right choice at exactly the right time moving forward. This, in turn, ensures that your business can maximize profitability as much as possible over the next few years, thus allowing you to run the type of organization you always dreamed you'd one day be a part of.
If you're a large, national organization that can afford to bring on a full-time CFO, there really isn't any reason NOT to do so. But for most other companies, using a vCFO isn't just an effective way to fill the types of gaps that naturally exist in your skill set — it's a way to help your business thrive for the next five, 10 or even 20 years in the most efficient and cost-effective way possible.


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Jimmie Allen is joining Elton John on a song, "Beauty in the Bones," on John's upcoming The Lockdown Sessions, out on October 22. The 16-track project includes collaborations from artists of all genres, including Brandi Carlile, Stevie Wonder, Eddie Vedder, Charlie Puth and more.
Allen is thrilled to join his musical hero on the new record. "I have been a [Elton John] fan for as long as I can remember. One of my ultimate dreams was to work with him.. IT HAPPENED!" Allen wrote on Instagram.
All of the songs were recorded during the pandemic.
"Some of the sessions were recorded under very stringent safety regulations: working with another artist, but separated by glass screens," John said in a statement. "But all the tracks I worked on were really interesting and diverse, stuff that was completely different to anything I'm known for, stuff that took me out of my comfort zone into completely new territory.
Although he had never written via Zoom before, John did say it was reminiscent of his early years as a studio musician.
"At the start of my career, in the late 60s, I worked as a session musician," he explained. "Working with different artists during lockdown reminded me of that. I'd come full circle: I was a session musician again. And it was still a blast."
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A long-time member of the Church of Scientology says she was driven out of her job with the Defense Communications Agency (DCA) because of membership in the controversial church. Emylee Lynne Miller in an affidavit prepared for the church, said U.S. Attorney Paul Figley and DCA counsel Richard Whalen "intimidated" her and Interrogated her "under considerable pressure . . ." The Miller case arose after the DCA denied the church access to information in its files The Church of Scientology has ...
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The two-story brick building at N. Ballenger Hwy. and Sloan St. looks as if it should house an insurance agency or doctor's office. It is a well-built, well-kept structure. Inside, quality furniture and a quiet, professional greeting welcome the visitor. But this building houses a center related to a church that is under fire from federal agencies. Early this month, the FBI used crowbars and sledgehammers to enter offices of the Church of Scientology in Hollywood and Washington, D.C. Agents were ...
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Church of Scientology offices in Hollywood and Washington, D.C., were raided Friday by scores of FBI agents searching for more than 150 documents stolen from the U.S. Courthouse in Washington in a series of burglaries last year. The dawn raids at three locations in the two cities netted an unknown quantity of the allegedly stolen documents, informed sources said. Using power saws, crowbars and boltcutters to knock down doors and cut open cabinets, FBI agents executed search warrants based primarily on ...
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FBI agents raided Church of Scientology headquarters in Hollywood and Washington at dawn yesterday. They seized some of the 150 documents allegedly stolen from the U.S. Courthouse in Washington in a series of burglaries last year. The simultaneous raids were conducted on the basis of information provided to the FBI by a onetime high-level official of the church who has admitted taking part in the burglaries in May and June, 1976. An FBI affidavit accompanying the search warrants states that the ...
Tag(s): Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) • Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) • Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) • Gerald Bennett Wolfe • Infiltration • Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Los Angeles Times (California) • Membership • Michael James Meisner • Operation Snow White • Raid