When Noreen and I first started AdamsMorioka, the design du jour was busy, layered, and busier. If a poster didn't have 32 layers, 8 spot colors, 4 varnishes and some type that had been run through a copier 10 times, it couldn't be serious design. But, since I can't think that much, we made posters in 2 colors with no layers and easy to read Franklin Gothic. You can imagine the love that we received for this. I recall meeting a well-known designer famous for this type of complex work who refused to shake my hand. Jeez, you'd think we were kidnapping and drowning kittens.
Fortunately, we had some champions who made up for the angry stares. Our great friend, Alexander Gelman, was one of the first designers we met who shared our idea. Gelman takes simplicity and minimalism to its most extreme place. The result is work that is aggressive and almost assaulting in its clarity. Simple does not mean dull or conservative. When I need to make this argument clear, I point to Gelman's work.
He's just as direct in person. One year, we all went to the Sundance Film Festival together. A particularly annoying person in our group would not shut up. All day and night she told us what to do, what to see, where to park, and what was good and bad. Finally, Gelman simply said, "No. You are wrong." This worked; she stopped shouting commands at us. As you see, simplicity in design is good, and simplicity in language is better.


Nearly 50 Southwestern Indiana Master Gardeners Association (SWIMGA) members attended a Visioning Forum on February 4, 2017. Community Development Regional Educators Tanya Hall and Heather Strohm led the members through the morning event.
The members participated in four sessions that focused on what SWIMGA does well, what areas have gaps or challenges, where they foresee their vision in 5, 10, and 15 years and what they want their focus to be in the future.


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Q: How can I read data from a csv file and store it in my database file in sqlite? I have a static csv file. I want to covert all the data in the csv file to a database so that I can access the data in the csv file in my application. I have searched a lot about this. But still I'm was not able to find something that served my cause. Can somebody help me with this? Thank you.

A: I don't know of anything that's going to automatically take a CSV file and populate your database. At least, you need to map each value in the file to a DB row yourself. You are going to have to write your own code to process the CSV file (using a library or otherwise), and write the code to insert each CSV "row" into SQLite.
Note that processing a CSV file for which you control the format is very simple. you can just use a FileRead and String.split(). then, again assuming that value N in a CSV row maps to col N in the DB, you can do,
private static final List<String> COLUMNS = new ArrayList<String>() {
  add("NAME"); add("ADDRESS"); add("ZIPCODE"); ...;
}

SQLiteDatabase db = ...;
BufferedReader br = new BufferedRead(new FileReader("foo.csv"));
String line;
while ((line = br.readLine()) != null) {
  Iterator cols = COLUMNS.iterator();
  String[] vals = line.split("\\s*,");
  ContentValues cv = new ContentValues();
  for (String v: vals) {
    cv.put(cols.next(), v);
  }
  db.insert(..., cv);
}

In this example, you must ensure that the order of the columns defined in COLUMNS matches exactly with the order of the values in each CSV row.

A: At last I figured it out, a csv file can be converted into a sqlite database file using a tool like the sqlite firefox extension. The converted file can then be used in the application.

A: First of all import your csv file in your program
you did not tell about your program
if you are using .net load your csv file into datagridview and then save whole data into sqlite database..

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Received 2018 September 7; Accepted 2019 January 15.
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Based on the chi-square or Fisher exact test for categorical variables and the t-test or rank-sum test for continuous variables.
Primary school: having completed grade 5; secondary school: having completed grade 9; high school: having completed grade 12.
Having parents or siblings with T2D.
Interactive effects between gender and T2D status on PA data according to the Wald test.
Obtained from generalised linear models adjusting for education, age, gender, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and body mass index.
Accumulation of ≥150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or ≥75 minutes of vigorous-intensity activity per week.
Obtained from logistic regression models adjusting for education, age, gender, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and body mass index.
Accumulation of ≥300 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or ≥150 minutes of vigorous-intensity activity per week (additional health benefits).


Grant will fund program to help underserved populations in Chicago's west side find jobs.
CHICAGO — Feb. 3, 2011 — Erie Neighborhood House today announced that Microsoft Corp. is awarding $250,000 over two years in cash as well as the software needed to help the organization offer technology skills training and job placement services to the low-income, under-employed and unemployed community. Erie House is one of twelve organizations selected nationwide.
In today's technology driven economy, finding a job without strong technology skills and during a tough economic downturn can be extremely difficult. To help ease this burden, Erie House is partnering with Microsoft through the company's Elevate America community initiative, to provide technology access and skills training to help people find employment. Erie House is placing a special focus on underserved communities, including low-income, primarily Latino women and youth who have greater barriers to employment and re-employment than the broader population.
Selected through a competitive funding process, this grant will help Erie House fund a comprehensive set of resources to help people be successful in today's workplace such as career counseling, technology skills training, job placement and additional support services such as childcare and transportation. Founded in 1870, Erie Neighborhood House's mission is to promote a just and inclusive society by strengthening low-income, primarily Latino families through skill-building, access to critical resources, advocacy and collaborative action.
Erie House has demonstrated how our approach to providing people with technology and job training resources can be scaled at the end of the two years, with the goal of creating replicable models to expand to additional communities.
"This is a big deal for our community," says 1st Ward Alderman Proco "Joe" Moreno. "I have seen how effective Erie House is in serving our community residents. We in Chicago are very excited that Erie House has received this generous two-year grant, and I am confident that they will be able to connect the underserved with technology, and job skills training and employment in the fields of manufacturing and health care."
Since 2003, Microsoft has been committed to providing technology skills training to people across the country through its Unlimited Potential program, which includes Elevate America. In partnership with thousands of nonprofit organizations including Erie House, the company has reached more than 27 million people. More information on Elevate America is available at http://www.microsoft.com/ElevateAmerica. More information on Erie Neighborhood House is available at http://www.eriehouse.org.


Proper regular dental care in the form of professional assessments and dental cleaning requires anesthesia. Without anesthesia, thorough examination, x-rays, and treatment below the gum line cannot be performed. One of the primary concerns pet owners have in relation to providing dental care is whether their pet will be safe under anesthesia. Here are some great questions to ask your veterinarian prior to having your pet anesthetized.
What are the risks involved with anesthesia for my pet?
Risk is highly dependent on the health status of your pet, not necessarily their age. Anesthetic risk is also highly dependent on the training the veterinary staff has received.
IV catheters provide access to the vein to give fast acting medications and provide fluid support.
Are IV fluids given during the procedure?
IV fluids are important for blood pressure support.
Is an endotracheal tube placed during the procedure?
An endotracheal tube will help protect the airway during a procedure.
Do you use the same medications for all anesthesia procedures or are they adjusted based on the health status or type of procedure?
Certain drugs should not be used with certain health issues like heart disease. For example, an abdominal surgery will require a deeper level of anesthesia than a professional dental cleaning.
Is a specific individual solely dedicated to the monitoring of my pet during anesthesia and how often are measurements recorded?
Ideally, a veterinary technician with training in anesthesia should be monitoring the patient under anesthesia and recording values at least every 5 minutes to catch negative trends early. Having the same individual multi-task both the dental cleaning procedure as well the anesthesia monitoring increases he risk to the patient.
Is a veterinarian in the immediate area where my pet will be anesthetized?
The veterinarian should be available to help make adjustments in the anesthesia levels.
Do you regularly monitor temperature, heart rate and rhythm, respiration rate, blood pressure, oxygenation, and carbon dioxide levels?
All these parameters should be recorded at least every 5 minutes.
How is my pet kept warm during the procedure?
It is very common for dogs and cats to lose body heat during anesthesia. Keeping body temperature near normal improves recovery time and increases safety.
Is a specific individual dedicated to my animal during recovery?
At least respiration, heart rate, and temperature should be monitored by the individual providing recovery services. They are also there to provide comfort to the animal during the recovery process.
What measures for pain control will be provided?
Providing pain control medications before, during, and after the procedure is key.
Do you have protocols and regular training in place for anesthetic emergencies?
If an emergency arises, all members of the team should know and should have practiced their roles.
Board certified specialists in anesthesia are available at many hospitals for cases with higher risk. For more information on safety and anesthesia protocols, please visit our anesthesia and pain management page.
We would love to hear from you. Please email your questions to Dentist Vet.


The khaki slacks are the comfortable yet stylish clothing outfits for everyone and it is also considered as affordable choice for the men who always concern about their budget range. It is also perfect for summer season as they are manufactured with mostly cotton fabrics which are highly suitable for warm weather conditions. There is also lot of things to looking forward to when it comes to the slacks and you also need to be conscious in choosing the right one for you. Nowadays, the manufacturers are also giving more focus on coming with new innovative design patterns of these slacks for their consumers and it also helps you in choosing more personalized option for yourself. It is also much recommended to have various styles of slacks in order to match it with respect to the occasion.
The khaki slacks is being one of the greatest leisure wear of all time for men; there is also a lot of room for being more creative when you are in for casual mood. This is the reason why the slacks are always comes in creative approach in terms of their designs and fashion. As the fashion world keep on changing, the slacks are also changes accordingly and change for the complete better for men in their outlook and attractiveness. At the same time, you also got to focus on the quality of these khakis very carefully in order to make sure that you spend your money with high worth in it.
There is lot of brands available when it comes to khaki slacks and it makes the life of men very easier in order to choose the brand that suits their expectations and requirements. It is very simple for you to get more insight on the reputation of these brands with the help of Internet reviews and guidelines from blogs and websites. The brand that you choose also needs to be highly reputed as well as high quality in order to get high value for your bucks. The slacks are also comes in different types of cuts which differentiate one another with their unique outlook. Therefore, you can choose the one which suits your taste and you also need to make sure that the cuts that you choose is appropriate for your outlook personality to get the most out of it.
Comfort is an ultimate reason why most of the men wants to go with khaki slacks instead of others as most of these slacks are manufactured with 100% cotton material which provides awesome and comfortable wearing experience for everyone. The comfort factor also leads you to feel more confidence in your outlook which is more important in today's competitive world.


This morning my 6 month project to upgrade our credit card processing system and our Hotel PMS software (Property Management System) comes to completion (hopefully). The PMS is essentially the hotel's nervous system, without it we really have very little idea what's going on around us. It's been an incredibly long and bumpy project. You'd think you could just call up the vendor and say "Hey, I want this software. Here is some money please install it. Thanks." Nope it's really not, especially when said new software interfaces with credit card processing in a way that we had never done before at my property. The new version should really be a great step forward, and it will be an interesting challenge to "kick it old school" and run the Hotel office on essentially pen and paper for 6 hours. Anyways, AutoClerk Version 8 here we come! See you later Version 6 and thanks for all the fish!
In other New Stuff news for me. I finally got myself a new computer monitor at home. The old one has been slowly dying for over a year now, so I finally broke down and went to buy one yesterday. I probably could have gotten a slightly better deal if I had bought online and waited for shipping, but I got to hang out with one of my friends in the process of going shopping for it and his almost 2 year old daughter who I hadn't seen in about a year and a half. I've known the guy since we were in kindergarten, but really had very little idea what kind of parent he was going to be when his girlfriend first got pregnant. Fun fact, my fiancee and I actually met at the baby shower for his daughter. Anyways, he's really turned out to be an amazing dad, and I hope I'm able to measure up when that time finally comes around. All in all it was a pretty great way to spend the afternoon. And the new monitor is just so damn pretty…it's part of the reason I sat down to actually write a blog post. That and I had been meaning to do so for several days now.
So I had almost forgotten that over a year ago I set up a Cafe Press Shop with some Nerd shirt designs I had thought up. OK so I had totally forgotten until I got an email this morning informing that my shop had sold something. For the first time. EVER. That was kinda cool. Cafe Press was super fun to use, a great way to express your creativity and sometimes earn a couple dollars, but I never really got around to setting up all the SEO and meta-data type stuff so that the shop would really work well. That was of course before I had this blog. I figure I should at least link the two together now. And maybe I'll get around to it, because really, if I could get some shirts to sell, it might be a fun little chunk of change. I'm not schilling for my readers to go buy stuff to "support this blog", I don't think I've earned that quite yet. However, if you like nerdy shirts (mostly D&D related) then you might find something you like, in which case the shirts are there if you want one. I think I also set them up as buttons and bumper stickers and stuff, so there are a couple of options at different price points.
I'll probably make a separate "Page" for it on the main blog too, just so it's easy to reference back to.


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Das Preußische Staatsministerium war von 1808 bis 1850 das dem König von Preußen unterstellte Exekutivorgan mit den Fachministern und ab 1850 bis 1918 das aus den einzelnen Ministern bestehende Gesamtministerium des Staates Preußen. In anderen deutschen Bundesstaaten entsprach ihm die Landesregierung oder der Senat einer Freien Stadt.

Das Preußische Staatsministerium tagte unter dem Vorsitz des Ministerpräsidenten. Die Minister standen einander gleich, der Präsident war primus inter pares. Wenn der König selbst den Vorsitz führte, hieß das Staatsministerium Kronrat. Nach der Verfassung hatte es in den Fällen nach Art. 57 (Einberufung der Kammern zur Erwählung eines Regenten), 58 (Verantwortlichkeit für alle Regierungshandlungen bis zur Vereidigung des Regenten), 63 (Ausnahmezustand) und 111 (kleiner Belagerungszustand) zusammenzutreten und die Regierung zu führen. Ferner war das Staatsministerium oberster Gerichtshof für Dienstvergehen der nicht-richterlichen Beamten.

Vorgänger des Staatsministeriums war das für die Innen- und Finanzverwaltung zuständige Generaldirektorium.

Zu den Ressorts und Ministern siehe auch die Kategorie Landesminister (Preußen).

An der gleichen Adresse befand sich im Hinterhof das Dienstgebäude der General-Lotterie-Direktion.

1808 bis 1848
Gliederung nach den Reformen 1808:
 Staatskanzler
 Dienstsitz: Stadtschloss
 Krieg
    1819 bis 1919 Dienstsitz: Leipziger Straße 5
 Inneres
    Innere Sicherheit, Pressezensur, Schule, Universitäten, Gesundheitswesen, Kirchenangelegenheiten, Landwirtschaft, Handel, Gewerbe, Bauwesen, Verkehr, Behördenaufsicht
    1817 abgespalten:
        Ministerium der geistlichen und Unterrichts-Angelegenheiten
    1819 bis 1842 verbleibendes Innenministerium aufgeteilt:
       Polizeiminister (Sicherheit, Zensur, Verkehr, Städtebau)
       Innenminister (Behördenaufsicht, Wirtschaft, Gesundheit)
    1819 (Januar bis Dezember) zusätzlich
       Minister für ständische Angelegenheiten (Wilhelm von Humboldt)
 Verwaltung
    Im heutigen Verständnis: Finanzministerium
 Justiz
    1817 bis 1848 geteilt:
       Minister für Justizverwaltung
       Minister für Revision der Gesetzgebung
    seit 1799 Dienstsitz: Wilhelmstraße 74 (vormals Nr. 4)
 Äußeres
    1819 Dienstsitz: Wilhelmstraße 76 (vormals Nr. 6)

1848 bis 1920
Gliederung:
 Präsident des Staatsministeriums (Ministerpräsident)
 1873 Stellvertreter: Vizepräsident des Staatsministeriums
 Krieg
 Inneres
 Finanzen
 Justiz
 Äußeres
 Geistliche, Unterrichts- und Medizinal-Angelegenheiten
 Landwirtschaft, Domänen und Forsten
 Handel und Gewerbe
 Post- und Telegraphenwesen zum 1. Januar 1868 an den Norddeutschen Bund abgegeben
 Eisenbahnen, Wasserstraßen und Bauwesen 1878 als Ministerium der öffentlichen Arbeiten ausgegliedert

Von 1848 bis 1871 war das Staatsministerium in der Wilhelmstraße 74, von 1871 bis 1889 in der Behrenstraße 72 und von 1889 bis 1902 am Leipziger Platz 11 untergebracht. Von 1900 bis 1902 wurde für das Staatsministerium von Hans Altmann, Paul Kieschke und Adolf Bürckner ein repräsentativer Neubau in der Wilhelmstraße 63 errichtet. Für die Sitzungen des Kabinetts wurde beim Bau der Häuser für den Preußischen Landtag zwischen dem Herrenhausgebäude und dem Abgeordnetenhausgebäude ein Zwischengebäude errichtet, das mit beiden Gebäuden verbunden war.

1920 bis 1945
Zur Zeit der Weimarer Republik wurde der Name für die preußische Regierung aus Traditionsgründen beibehalten. Das Staatsministerium war das Organ des Kabinetts, also des Kollegiums der preußischen Minister. Gleichermaßen war es aber auch die Staatskanzlei, also das Büro des preußischen Ministerpräsidenten. Diese zweite Funktion trat nach der Revolution von 1918/19 zunehmend in den Vordergrund.

Von 1920 bis 1932 war Otto Braun (SPD) preußischer Ministerpräsident. Seine Regierung wurde am 20. Juli 1932 durch Reichskanzler Franz von Papen unter einem Vorwand abgesetzt (sogenannter "Preußenschlag"). Die Reichsregierung verwaltete Preußen kommissarisch. Im April 1933 wurde Hermann Göring (NSDAP) zum preußischen Ministerpräsidenten ernannt.

Das Staatsministerium verlor durch die nationalsozialistische Gleichschaltung bis 1935 stark an Bedeutung. Die Hoheitsrechte der Länder wurden auf das Reich übertragen. Die preußischen Ministerien wurden mit den Reichsministerien verbunden. Die Reichsminister waren jetzt auch preußische Minister. Formell gab es aber weiterhin einen preußischen Ministerpräsidenten.

Gliederung:
 Ministerpräsident
 Inneres
 Finanzen
 Justiz
 Wissenschaft, Kunst und Volksbildung
 Landwirtschaft, Domänen und Forsten
 Handel (1932 Wirtschaft und Arbeit)
 Volkswohlfahrt (Sozialminister)

1935 verlegte Göring den Amtssitz des preußischen Ministerpräsidenten in die Leipziger Straße 3.

Hausministerium
Der Minister des königlichen Hauses nahm bis 1848 eine Sonderstellung ein; danach war er nicht mehr Teil des Staatsministeriums.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Pressechefs des Preußischen Staatsministeriums

Literatur

Protokolle des preußischen Staatsministeriums (Acta Borussica)

 Band 4/I (1848–1858)
 Band 4/II (1848–1858)

 Band 6/I (1867–1878) (PDF; 2,90 MB)
 Band 6/II (1867–1878) (PDF; 1,73 MB)
 Band 7 (1879–1890) (PDF; 2,83 MB)
 Band 8/I (1890–1900) (PDF; 2,72 MB)
 Band 8/II (1890–1900) (PDF; 2,19 MB)
 Band 9 (1900–1909) (PDF; 2,74 MB)
 Band 10 (1909–1918) (PDF; 2,74 MB)
 Band 11/I (1918–1925) (PDF; 2,59 MB)
 Band 11/II (1918–1925) (PDF; 1,92 MB)
 Band 12/I (1925–1938) (PDF; 2,16 MB)
 Band 12/II (1925–1938) (PDF; 2,14 MB)

Einzelnachweis

Ministerium eines ehemaligen deutschen Landes
Behörde (Preußen)
Wilhelmstraße (Berlin)

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Being the second largest city in the country of Gabon, Port Gentil is now one of Africa's emerging tourist destinations. As the city is the key centre of the country's petroleum and timber industries, swinging around here would be a change from the usual wild-life watching in other cities in Africa. Port Gentil is also an ideal destination for the tourist looking for an entertaining holiday.
Air Africa has partnered with various leading airlines to bring you the best price on flights to numerous destinations in Africa, including various cities in Gabon. Air Africa also offers amazing deals on budget flights to Port Gentil, offering a both convenient and affordable air travel solution.
Named after the French colonial administrator Emile Gentil in the late 1900s, the city of Port Gentil is a small coastal town in West Africa, filled with mouldy red-tiled villas. The town is surrounded with virgin tropical forests and gorgeous white-sandy beaches. Being a rapidly growing commercial city and known as the "villle petrolier," this oil town has attracted high-end executives and oil rig workers from the western world to make millions of bucks from the ever-pumping Gabon's oil reserves.
The city takes tourists way beyond just petrol and timbre. The city is home to a range of restaurants, hotels, casinos and nightclubs. Once you land in the renowned Port Gentil airport, which is also considered to be a key attraction in the city; hop into a taxi – you will spot numerous bars and clubs on your way to your hotel. However, Port Gentil was once named as an expensive city in Africa, but now with the unique holiday offerings and the sheer volume of madness the city brings, compensates the costs and fully satisfies both the business traveller and leisure seeker.
If you are a business traveller seeking to snap a deal in this petroleum hub or a leisure-seeker looking for a unique holiday at a commercially emerging destination; book budget flights to Port Gentil to experience an incredible holiday.
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Editorial: Re-elect Amodei to House of Representatives
He has demonstrated a determination that is rare among newcomers in Congress.
Editorial: Re-elect Amodei to House of Representatives He has demonstrated a determination that is rare among newcomers in Congress. Check out this story on rgj.com: http://on.rgj.com/1xEWrPs
REN Published 9:00 p.m. PT Oct. 11, 2014 | Updated 10:19 a.m. PT Oct. 12, 2014
Rep. Mark Amodei, R-Nev., addresses the annual Lake Tahoe Summit at Tallac Historical Site in August. The Carson City resident is seeking his second full term in the House of Representatives. (Photo: RGJ file )
In just his first full term in the U.S. House of Representatives, Rep. Mark Amodei demonstrated a determination that is rare among newcomers in Congress.
With the help of Rep. Steven Horsford, D-Nev., Amodei won a vote of the House on a long-delayed bill that has been high on the priority list of rural Nevadans, especially in Lyon County, for several years.
Despite widespread support for the Northern Nevada Land Conservation and Economic Development Act — actually six Nevada land-related bills, five of them sponsored by Amodei and one by Horsford — convincing House leaders to allow a vote just before Congress left Washington, D.C., for an extended break for campaigning, was no small accomplishment.
Amodei's bill actually won committee approval early in the year, but most of the year went by with no action by the full House of Representatives. It now awaits a vote in the U.S. Senate, but time is running out. If it's not approved by the end of the year, Amodei and Horsford will have to start all over in the new Congress.
It's the kind of battle that tests a congressman's mettle, however. It requires hard work, a bit of arm-twisting and a lot of patience. Amodei succeeded where other members of Congress might have given up. It demonstrates clearly why Amodei, who succeeded Dean Heller in the district created 30 years ago when the state was divided into two congressional districts, deserves another term in the House.
Amodei is being challenged by Democrat Kristen Spees to represent the district that consists of all or part of 10 counties in Northern Nevada. Spees, a young estate planning attorney who lives in Incline Village, has conducted an energetic campaign in which she has visited every corner of the district, including some that most Nevadans have never heard of. Often, she has made the trip on her mountain bike.
Spees ran what she terms a "no-money" campaign in the primary, and she promises to "actively and publicly demand that her colleagues drop party allegiances and find workable compromise to fix this broken Congress. She says she will work for more efficient government spending, immigration reform and tax simplification.
She faces an uphill battle against a popular incumbent in a district that has never elected a Democrat since it first sent Barbara Vucanovich to Congress in 1984. Spees has a bright future in politics, if she wants it, and her candidacy should encourage more young Nevadans to seek public office in the future.
Also on the ballot is Janine Hansen, a perennial candidate from the Independent American Party.
Amodei, however, has represented District 2 will in the House. He's a familiar face in the district, making the long trip home from Washington every weekend. On most issues, he's a middle of the road Republican who expresses disgust with the inability of the parties to work together. Except occasionally on foreign affairs, when he expresses a troubling belligerence, he is a common-sense Nevada politician.
He has earned another term in the House of Representatives.
RE-ELECT SMITHTO STATE SENATE
In the 14 years since she first was elected to the Nevada Legislature, Sen. Debbie Smith has proven herself to be one of the state's ablest lawmakers and an effective leader.
In just her first term in the State Senate, the Sparks Democrat served as the assistant majority leader and chairman of the very important Senate Finance Committee. She also was elected chairman of the National Conference of State Legislatures this year, a first for a Nevada legislator.
Smith's leadership skills will be particularly important to Reno-Sparks in the coming session of the Legislature, when Southern Nevada legislators are expected to seek additional funding for services and projects that they say have been neglected by a Legislature dominated by the north. Having ranking members from the north will be particularly important.
Smith is being challenged by Republican Thomas Koziol. Koziol wants the motor vehicle tax cut back to its 2011 level. He says he's in favor of "reasonable" taxes, and he hasn't accepted any campaign contributions.
Also on the ballot is Diana Leung Squillante, Independent American Party.
Smith has served her district, and Northern Nevada, very well in the Legislature. She deserves to be re-elected to the State Senate in Reno-Sparks District 13.
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One of the columns in the result is a string that could be in excess of 256 characters, but when I access this value in PHP, the string is always truncated at 256 characters. The value itself is basically just a sentence i.e., reasonable for its length to exceed 256 characters, but not 1024 characters.
The MS SQL DB stores the data in (effectively) a VARCHAR(1024) column. If I run the query in Visual Studio, there is no truncation - I get the full string returned.
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The comments on this page make reference to retrieving large strings.
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Clash of Clans developer Supercell reported an $810 million profit in 2017 earlier this week, having recorded it on a revenue of $2 billion generated without launching a single game over the entire year. The lack of a new release still impacted the overall performance of the Tencent-owned mobile game company which made $2.3 billion in revenue and $1 billion in profit in 2016. The development isn't concerning for Supercell whose Chief Executive Officer Ilkka Paananen remains adamant the firm's existing strategy aimed at long support cycles is its best bet for maintaining the sustainability of its operations in the long term. "Our vision is to create games for as many people as possible that are played for years and remembered forever," the executive said earlier this week, adding how that approach to mobile development won't change anytime soon, having already yielded significant success.
Tencent's 84.3-percent stake in Supercell purchased in 2016 for $8.6 billion earned the Chinese tech giant a $615 million dividend last year, Supercell disclosed. The Helsinki-based developer tested only a single game over the course of the entire 2017, with its experimental creation debuting in the form of a twin-stick shooter Brawl Stars which soft-launched in select markets in mid-June. The beta version of the game is only available on iOS devices, though the company confirmed an Android version is in the making. No specific release window has yet been attached to the project which may still be scrapped by the company if its development doesn't go according to plan. Supercell's high product standards have already led to the cancelation of numerous mobile titles in recent years, according to previous reports.
The company has also been diversifying its portfolio by supporting independent studios in recent times, with its latest such move being announced last month as a $4.2 million investment in TrailMix Games, a mobile developer from London. Angry Birds Maker Rovio has been pursuing a similar strategy as the sales of its flagship product started declining in recent years, having committed millions of dollars to third-party developers and spin-off ventures like streaming service Hatch. Supercell also took a majority stake in London-based Space Ape Games last year, with that move setting it back $55 million. The acquired studio is best known for its work on Transformers: Earth Wars and Android arcade racer title Fastlane: Road to Revenge.


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In 2015 Actio started an engagement at a hospital. It seemed simple enough, extract data from 3 different systems and report on that data. At the time Dashboards had been around for many years and visualisation was a big topic but we knew that most of the effort in a "Dashboard" project was below the surface. Dashboard projects are like ice bergs, you only see the tip with the bulk of the effort being below the surface.
When we started the project we discussed "how many times people have written custom code for data integration project?" So rather than take the usual path we decided to pause and consider a better way. This lead to what we codenamed "Act 1" as every play starts with Act 1 and every software project starts with the data. Act 2 was what you did with the data when you had it, etc. you get the idea.
In time "Act 1" became "Data Pipes" as we realised we were streaming data and from one place to another with 1 or more "transforms" within the stream. We streamed data from one system or cloud or file or one database to another system or file or cloud or database. Our goal with Data Pipes was to make data movement and manipulation faster and less mysterious. We were seeking to create tools that made the data more visible right from the start of any project and enable collaboration between the people wanting the data and the people providing the data.
Business person expresses a need (in writing or verbally).
Techo interprets the needs, examines the existing data (usually by looking at files or databases or understanding web service or by looking "under the covers" of a system.
The techo determines what is or is not possible and then responds to the business person with an estimate.
Once the estimate is accepted, the magic happens ***, in reality, the techo head for the coding cave.
The techo codes up a solution.
The first pass is almost never what the business person had intended and the process needs to go through a number of iterations until they get what they want.
When you create a software program it is brittle. You need to compile it, test it, run it, debug it, etc. Then you need to deploy it. If there is an error you need to change the code, recompile it, redeploy it and start testing again. This all takes a lot of time and does not allow the Business person to see what is going on. So the techo might be on the wrong track and invest a significant portion of their time into retrieving, validating and cleaning data that is not necessary or irrelevant.
After this has been built it has to run and it may or may not run successfully.
If the source or destination for the stream changes you need to go and find the techo that coded it and get them to change it as they are usually the only person who actually know what is going on in that program.
Even if nothing has changed, how do you know all the data you were expecting travelled from the source to the destination. The source or destination may be unavailable.
This is all basic stuff but it hasn't been solved.
Data Pipes by Actio® makes the process of onboarding, previewing and monitoring data flows faster and more visible. It provides a platform for IT to engage the business and ensure that the project is headed in the right direction.


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The church of St Mary the Virgin is the parish church for Kidlington. The tall spire of this fabulous early mediaeval building is visible from afar. We hope it will draw you to worship with us. Our aim is to make worship, learning about the Bible, and developing our understanding of the way of Jesus Christ, central to our life together.
The main Sunday service is at 10 am. This usually is a sung Parish Communion service and is designed to be inclusive of all. After a blessing, our children (see below) leave for a session of art, drama and music based around a scriptural theme, while teenagers hold discussion groups. All return for the Communion Prayer. By varying celebrants and preachers each week, and by drawing on the talent of our lay intercessors and readers, this service balances the festive and meditative, the provocative and comforting. On the 3rd Sunday at 10 am, Open Space has a different and variable structure, allowing new slants to be placed on chosen themes.
Worship at St Mary's is enriched by a wide repertoire of choral, organ, and instrumental music, described on the Music at St Mary's site.
The other regular services are the quiet rites of Holy Communion, held in the chancel on Sunday at 8 am and in the Lady Chapel on Wednesday at 10 am. See the Diary for times of other services and events.
It has been a huge delight to see the growing number of families with children at St Mary's. It is wonderful to welcome them and get to know them, and to see children and parents growing together as part of this worshipping community. Sunday School runs every Sunday (except school holidays) during the 10am service. It is open to children from (roughly) age 4. We use a set of resources called Roots, which makes preparation for leaders a simple and enjoyable experience. Leaders work in teams and usually run a couple of sessions each per term. The Creche runs every Sunday during the 10am service, for children up to (roughly) age 3. The Creche continues to be very successful and popular, with a well-organised team meaning we are each usually on the rota just once a month. Activity area: This is available for younger children in the church, and the facilities in the adjoining Refectory allow parents to call "time-out". The record for the youngest member in the congregation was set in 2011 --- just three days old!
The entrances to the church are wide enough for wheel and pushchair access, and ramps are always in place. There is a purpose built disabled access toilet. A loop induction system is installed and used for all main services. Copies of the news sheet and service booklets are available in large print copies as required.
Sometimes we need a quiet space to sit, think, pray, light a candle, listen for God, or even shout at him! The doors of St Mary's Kidlington will be open each day and you are most welcome to come in and enjoy the space. A simple tour of St Mary's Kidlington is available and there are many interesting things to see. Please feel free to come inside.
St Mary's is a beautiful and historical gem, and a building which has for 800 years been a focus for community life in Kidlington. We want to maintain and re-imagine that focus for the next 100 years.


Diana Wynne Jones is the author of many highly praised children's books, including The Lives of Christopher Chant. From the Chrestomanci series comes book number three, The Magicians of Caprona. For years, the Montana family has feuded with the Petrocchi family. But Tonino Montana must seek help from the Petrocchis, and a special cat, to save the city of Caprona and prove he deserves to live among the spell-makers.


There are lots of rumors about the Android Go smartphone from Samsung in making, but Samsung hasn't confirmed anything about it yet. Today, some live images of the smartphone have been leaked on the internet which shows a lot about the smartphone including the user interface not being stock Android.
The pictures even show that the smartphone is not running the stock Android interface at all, we can clearly see the Samsung Experience UI with a simple navigation bar and app drawer. One thing to notice in the picture is that the smartphone is installed with all the lite apps which are made especially for the Android Go smartphones with less RAM.
Also, there is less number of bloatware apps appearing in the app drawer, Samsung usually puts a lot of bloat apps on their smartphones. We think that Samsung did this so the Samsung users will get the same user interface taste with better and cleaner experience.
At the back of the smartphone, the smartphone comes with a single camera module, LED flash and the Samsung branding. Last month, we saw a bunch of Android Oreo Go smartphone launched from a bunch of different manufacturers, and it seems that Samsung might launch its Android Go smartphone this year.
According to some previous leaks, the Samsung Android Go smartphone will feature a 5 inches Super AMOLED display with 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos 7570 chipset. The smartphone will feature 1GB RAM and 16GB of storage. The camera will be 8MP rear and 5MP front, and the battery might be 2600 mAh.


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Prince Harry, Meghan and 'little bump' go bush in New Zealand
Harry and Meghan met workers from Voices of Hope, which aims to prevent youth suicide, at a cafe in Wellington. Image: AFP/Marty Melville
Agence France-Presse / 05:19 PM October 29, 2018
Prince Harry passed on greetings from "our little bump" to conservation workers in New Zealand Monday when he and pregnant wife Meghan toured a South Island nature reserve.
The British royals' arrival at the Abel Tasman National Park was heralded with blasts from a conch shell before a traditional Maori greeting.
Amid heavy rain, Harry told the crowd he was grateful the weather was mild enough to allow the royal party to make the trip from the capital Wellington in a New Zealand Air Force NH90 helicopter.
"The forecast was a lot worse than this so we are very, very glad to have made it," he said.
"The rain is a blessing on all of us… from my wife, myself and our little bump, we are so grateful to be here."
"We bring blessings from my grandmother, Her Majesty the Queen, and all of our family."
The couple then walked along the beach arm-in-arm talking to ranger Andrew Lamason.
They came across a weka, with Lamason describing the flightless bird as New Zealand's version of a monkey because of their cheeky nature.
They then joined local schoolchildren for lunch, with Milan Chapman, 15, of Motueka High School, describing them as "very nice, chatty and relaxed."
Earlier, the pair expressed their admiration for mental health workers at a beachside morning tea in Wellington.
Sitting alongside Meghan at the Maranui Cafe in Lyall Bay, Harry was unstinting in his praise for the gathered mental health advocates.
"I take my hat off to you guys," he told members of Voices of Hope, which aims to prevent youth suicide.
"Everyone needs someone to turn to right?"
Meghan, sipping from a cup of tea and wearing a grey Club Monaco trench coat to ward off the Wellington chill, added: "You're all doing really excellent work."
The couple are in New Zealand on the final leg of a marathon 16-day tour which has also taken in Australia, Fiji and Tonga.
The trip coincided with the 2018 Invictus Games in Sydney, an Olympic style sporting event for wounded soldiers that Harry helped found.
At the Games' closing ceremony on Saturday Harry spoke of the need to talk openly about anxiety, stress and depression, revealing his own struggles.
"I've been there, you've been there, and we now need to reach out to those who can never even imagine themselves in that place," he said.
Meghan has also used her first royal tour since marrying Harry five months ago to promote her own favored causes, mainly female empowerment.
After arriving in Wellington Sunday to a traditional Maori welcome, including pressing noses with elders in a hongi greeting, she spoke at a reception honoring 125 years since New Zealand became the first country to give women the vote.
"Bravo New Zealand for championing this right 125 years ago — for the women who well deserve to have an active voice and acknowledged vote, and for all of the people that this effort has paved the way for globally," she said. CC
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Reliability of a two-dimensional sock-clad footprint linear measurement method
Michael S. Nirenberg, Elizabeth Ansert, Sarah Reel
Department of Allied Health Professions, Sport and Exercise
Secure Societies Institute
School of Human and Health Sciences
A two-dimensional linear measurement approach for footprints, herein referred to as the "Reel Method," has been shown to be valid and reliable when used on bare footprints, however, few measurement approaches have been examined on sock-clad footprints. The present investigation examines the validity and reliability of the Reel Method as a two-dimensional linear measurement approach for use on sock-clad footprints. A walking, mid-gait footprint was collected from 30 volunteer participants using the Identicator Inkless Shoe Print Model LE 25P system. The width of the ball of the foot, calcaneal width, and distance from the most posterior aspect of the heel to the most distal aspect of the first toe were each measured and compared between and within three raters. The statistical analysis demonstrated high reliability of the Reel Method among these three raters. The data were found to be normally distributed, and measurements were consistent between and within raters. 95% Intraclass Correlation coefficients, 95% Bland-Altman Limits of Agreement and 95% Standard Error of Measurement determined high statistical agreement between and within raters, demonstrating that the Reel Method is reliable and thus valid for the linear measurement of sock-clad footprints.
Science and Justice
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Ability to hit the ground running. Promoted workers already have a good grasp of your small business's structure, goals, customer base, employees, and even its temperamental printer. Skipping the onboarding period allows individual contributions to begin faster. Likewise, others on staff can remain on task rather than being pulled to get a newcomer up to speed.
Assured cultural fit. An external candidate can be great in theory but for whatever reason turn out not to be a good match when actually brought into a workplace. Small businesses thrive when team members work well together, so someone who has already proven successful in your environment poses less risk of disturbing group dynamics.
Better odds of success. Studies show that internal promotions have a lower failure rate than external hires. Employee and employer have a truer picture of each other because of their past relationship. Fewer surprises mean less chance of dissatisfaction that leads either side to sever ties.
In addition to these benefits, internal promotion sends a positive message to your entire small business team. It shows that you reward outstanding work, put faith in your staff to meet new challenges, and foster career development. Morale, retention rates, and loyalty all stand to gain as good workers witness that they can grow with your company.
And while perhaps not the primary reason to look to your own to fill positions, this method may save you time and money by eliminating the hassles and costs associated with recruiting. Your small business can get immediate productivity from the position rather than wait for the completion of the hiring process. Also, such a move may be beneficial in terms of salary. Research shows that external hires make 18 percent more than internal promotes in the same job. While your current employee might get a raise with the promotion, the amount oftentimes is less than what it would take to lure an outside prospect.
Evaluating interest. Consistent one-to-one discussions regarding long-term goals helps a small business owner set the stage for the future. Does the employee seem excited about advancement prospects and willing to take the steps to make promotion a reality?
Providing leadership opportunities. Enable employees to test the waters slowly by incrementally increasing chances to take ownership of projects. Grooming in this manner keeps them motivated but not overwhelmed, and you can get a more accurate picture of their potential.
Investing in continuing education. Finally, continually be aware of what skill sets would help your small business grow, and provide staff members with necessary training.
A culture of enrichment keeps workers engaged and ready to develop new talents, including ones not currently on your radar. Avid learners dedicated to professional development are gems to treasure because they don't mind expanding their horizons as you expand yours.


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On the road to polyamory
Wednesday, August 26, 2020Culture
When the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage five years ago, critics sounded the warning. In fact, no less than Chief Justice John Roberts, dissenting, wrote that an "immediate question" raised by the court majority's ruling was the whether states that define marriage as a union of two people would be permitted to retain that definition.
Under the heading "A fair chance for children" the New York Times editorial board recommends four measures to help low-income kids: create government-funded savings accounts for newborns, provide universal pre-kindergarten for four-year-olds, "spend more" on educating poor children, and get rid of lead water pipes.
Getting rid of lead pipes, where that hasn't been done, is clearly a good idea. The others may or may not be. My point here, though, is that all four boil down to the familiar formula of the third: "spend more." Money is the answer.
The Times editorial board's list says nothing -- not a word -- about the ongoing disaster reflected in the following numbers: In 2017, nearly 40 percent of all children born in the United States were born to unmarried mothers (whites -- 28.4 percent, Hispanics -- 52.1 percent, blacks -- 69.4 percent). By comparison, the overall figure in 1970 was a -- relatively speaking -- puny 10.7 percent.
Should this upward trend in births out of wedlock simply be ignored? Social science studies have repeatedly shown that children growing up without fathers are at risk of suffering an alarming array of economic, social, and psychological harms. Too bad the collective wisdom of the Times editorial board couldn't find anything to say about giving kids in this situation "a fair chance."
But let's not single out the Times for criticism. How are marriage and the family faring in America generally these days?
Not very well, it seems, as shown by the announcement earlier this year that the U.S. marriage rate had fallen to its lowest level -- 6.5 new unions per 1,000 people -- since the government started tracking these numbers in 1867.
But not to worry. Somerville, Massachusetts has stepped up to save the day. In late June the city council in that community of 80,000 near Boston voted unanimously to recognize polyamorous groupings of three or more persons as domestic partnerships with the same rights as marriages. (In case "polyamory" and "polyamorous" aren't part of your everyday vocabulary, the dictionary defines polyamorous as "practicing or being open to intimate relationships with more than one partner.")
You can't say nobody saw it coming. When the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage five years ago, critics sounded the warning. In fact, no less than Chief Justice John Roberts, dissenting, wrote that an "immediate question" raised by the court majority's ruling was the whether states that define marriage as a union of two people would be permitted to retain that definition.
Farfetched? Conceptually, Roberts pointed out, "the really big leap" is from marriage as a union of two persons of different sexes to marriage as a union of two persons of the same sex. The leap from there to marriage as a relationship of more than two persons is comparatively easy. "If the majority is willing to take the big leap," he wrote, "it is hard to see how it can say no to the shorter one."
Quite so. The city council of Somerville has shown the way. May we now expect the New York Times editorial board to take up the cudgels for polyamory?
But let's not end on a down note. Patrick Fagan of the Marriage and Religion Research Institute is a social scientist who has studied and written about marriage and family for decades. In a recent short essay, Fagan said the "intact married family that worships God weekly" would be the "acknowledged core" of a new civilization destined to arise from the debris of the one that now appears to be rapidly disintegrating. Say a prayer he's right.
- Russell Shaw is the author of more than twenty books. He is a consultor of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications and served as communications director for the U.S. Bishops.
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Some Fear Undercount As Texas Decides Not To Spend Money On 2020 Census
Published July 16, 2019 at 4:06 AM CDT
Tom Pennington
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Runners make their way through Dallas during a half marathon in 2018. Texas has experienced massive population growth in the past decade, but officials there have decided not to spend any money or make statewide plans for the 2020 census.
You've got to spend money to make money. But that's not the way Texas, and a handful of other states, are looking at the 2020 census. Officials in Texas have decided not to spend any money or make statewide plans for the census, despite the fact that the state experienced massive population growth in the past decade.
With federal dollars at risk, the state's major cities, business leaders and even nonprofits say they are being forced to step in instead.
Across the country, states are spending millions on making sure they get a better head count of their residents. For example, California officials announced they are investing as much as $154 million in the 2020 census.
But not all states are making investments, or even coming up with statewide plans to improve the count.
This year, Texas lawmakers failed to pass legislation that would have created a statewide effort aimed at making sure all Texans are counted. Measures that would have ensured millions of dollars in funding for the census in Texas also failed.
"California is eating our lunch on the census," says Ann Beeson, the CEO of the Center for Public Policy Priorities in Austin. "And what that's going to mean is more representation and more dollars for California than Texas."
Beeson said this is particularly concerning because the state's population has continued to explode. In fact, many of the country's fastest-growing cities are in the Lone Star State.
By some estimates, Texas is set to gain three to four congressional seats after the census. But that's only if there's an accurate count, Beeson says.
"Texas is already at a high risk of an undercount," she says. "That is because we have a higher percentage of what are considered hard-to-count populations."
That includes low-income populations, immigrant families and young children, Beeson says.
"We have a particularly high risk of an undercount of young children because we have so many," she says.
The Center for Public Policy Priorities estimates that a mere 1% undercount could cost Texas $300 million in federal funding a year.
That's much-needed funding, Beeson says, that would pay for education, transportation and health care programs in the state.
In the absence of state action, though, local officials in Texas say it's up to them now to make sure people are getting counted.
"So much in the state of Texas relies on local government stepping up," says Bruce Elfant, the tax assessor and voter registrar for Travis County here in Austin.
Elfant is a member of the city's Complete Count Committee, which is a city-led group focused just on improving the census in Austin.
"This is a time where local government is going to have to step up again, and I am really proud of what we have here in Travis County," he says.
Elfant says school districts and other municipal government — as well as local businesses — plan to pitch in. In fact, he says the city plans to create a fund for the census. He says that fund will largely rely on money from the private sector.
And nonprofits say they are also gearing up to fill the gap left by state inaction, says Stephanie Swanson with the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Texas.
"We realized that basically is going to be up to us," she says. "We will have to rely on our cities, and it will also fall on the shoulders of nonprofits and the community to get out the count."
Swanson says she and others are trying to get nonprofits across the state — and especially trusted community groups — to make this a priority.
But she says it's not going to be easy.
"We have a lot of work that we have to do," Swanson says. "We are still in the initial phases, and I am not quite sure if that really has sunk in with the population here in Texas."
The biggest hurdle, she says, will be funding large-scale education programs.
Texas has one of the largest immigrant populations in the country. That means talk of a possible citizenship question on the census has large swaths of the state nervous about answering the census, even though that question will not be included.
"That's something that we are still struggling to find a good way to talk to people about," Swanson says. "We don't want to scare them, basically."
So far, the state's biggest cities, including Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Austin, all have citywide efforts. There are also various small towns and suburban counties.
Beeson says it's a good thing there are people starting to take this seriously. However, it would be ideal, she says, if state officials had a statewide plan to make sure that everyone here is counted. Beeson says many rural counties in Texas probably won't have the resources big cities do to make sure their residents are counted.
"As a proud Texan, that kind of makes me mad," Beeson says. "I feel like we kind of need to step up to the plate and really get on the ball and make sure that we are getting counted just like those Californians are getting counted."
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Ashley Lopez is a political correspondent for NPR based in Austin, Texas. She joined NPR in May 2022. Prior to NPR, Lopez spent more than six years as a health care and politics reporter for KUT, Austin's public radio station. Before that, she was a political reporter for NPR Member stations in Florida and Kentucky. Lopez is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and grew up in Miami, Florida.


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Oregon Investment Council boosts fixed-income exposure to 25% from 20%
Arleen Jacobius
The Oregon Capitol is located in Salem.
Oregon Investment Council, Tigard, on Wednesday, adopted a new asset allocation for the $91 billion Oregon Public Employees Retirement System that increased fixed income to 25% from 20%, and eliminated its risk parity portfolio, adding its 2.5% allocation to public equity.
Among the reasons the council removed its risk parity portfolio were that the allocation was too small to materially impact the entire portfolio, higher interest rates would hurt risk parity due to its use of leverage and the portfolio's relatively poor performance in 2022, council meeting materials show.
At the prior, Nov. 2 council meeting, staff and general investment consultants, Meketa Investment Group and Aon Investments, had recommended that the risk parity allocation be used to increase the pension fund's private equity allocation to 2.5%. However, board Chairwoman Cara Samples asked for additional options that added the 2.5% to either public equity or fixed income.
Those options showed the asset allocation that boosted public equity to 27.5% rather than private equity, resulted in the same expected return of 7.6%, a slight reduction in expected volatility of 11.4% vs. 11.6% and an expected maximum drawdown of 39.4% vs. 40%.
Allocations to the remaining asset classes stayed the same at 20% private equity, 12.5% real estate, 7.5% real assets and 7.5% diversifying strategies.
Separately, the council hired Aksia as its new opportunity portfolio consultant, after a search over the summer. The opportunity portfolio invests in strategies that fall outside its strategic asset allocation and includes new or innovative strategies, Mike Mueller, investment officer for alternatives told the council on Wednesday. The pension plan had $2.4 billion in its opportunity portfolio as of Sept. 30.
Oregon Investment Council chips in $150 million to Sculptor real estate fund
Oregon Public Employees powers to 6.3% return on strength of private equity
Oregon Investment Council moves $240 million to private equity
PBGC approves $74 million in aid for 2 struggling multiemployer plans
N.Y. State Teachers sticks with Callan as investment consultant and group of asset managers


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Public records published by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and accessed on April 16, 2018 indicate that former Connecticut-based Ameriprise Financial Services broker/adviser James Pettit has been sanctioned by FINRA in connection to alleged rule violations and barred from acting as a broker or otherwise associating with a broker-dealer firm. Fitapelli Kurta is interested in speaking to investors who have complaints regarding Mr. Pettit (CRD# 733916).
James Pettit has spent 34 years in the securities industry and was most recently registered with Ameriprise Financial Services in Suffield, Connecticut (2015-2016). Previous registrations include Janney Montgomery Scott in Glastonbury, Connecticut (2007-2014); Merrill Lynch in West Hartford, Connecticut (2006-2007); Advest in Hartford, Connecticut (2001-2006); Salomon Smith Barney in New York, New York (1986-2001); and Painewebber (1981-1986). He has passed two securities industry examinations: Series 63 (Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination), which he obtained on February 12, 1986, and Series 7 (General Securities Representative Examination), which he obtained on June 20, 1981. He is currently not registered with any state or firm.
According to his BrokerCheck report, he has received two regulatory sanctions and one pending regulatory complaint.
In March 2018 FINRA sanctioned him in connection to his alleged failure comply with an arbitration award or settlement agreement or to satisfactorily respond to a FINRA request to provide information regarding the status of such. He was suspended from acting as a broker.
In November 2017 FINRA sanctioned him in connection to allegations he failed to respond to FINRA request for information. He was consequently barred from acting as a broker or otherwise associating with a broker-dealer firm.
In May 2017 he was named respondent in a complaint by the State of Connecticut in connection to allegations he participated in "certain improprieties" that constituted "dishonest or unethical practices," including the borrowing of money from a brokerage customer's account without the client's prior consent and without providing notice to Janney Montgomery Scott; the borrowing of funds from an advisory customer's account; and the participation in an outside business activity involving a firm customer without providing notice to the firm. The complaint also alleges he participated in self-dealing with respect to a power of attorney he held over an elderly client's account who was since deceased. The complaint remains pending.
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Comparing Reconciliation Actions within and between Countries.
Source: (2004) In Yaacov Bar-Siman-Tov, ed., From conflict resolution to reconciliation. New York: Oxford University Press. Pp. 81-110.
Louis Kriesberg provides an overview of the variety of reconciliation actions as they differ in application between domestic and international contexts. A number of approaches to explaining reconciliation actions exist, and the social conflict approach synthesizes these. In addition to the context, asymmetrical power relations, the history of the conflict, and the conflict stage each have an effect on types of action. In the chapter, the author uses an explanation of four basic dimensions of reconciliation, including truth, justice, regard and security. These serve to categorize reconciliation actions by primary areas of impact, and to contrast the kinds of actions used in and between societies. Some examples include the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the Israeli-Palestinian case, Germany and Czechoslovakia, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union.


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Measles cases in Europe tripled last year, officials say
An electron micrograph of the measles virus. Credit: CDC/ Courtesy of Cynthia S. Goldsmith
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control says the number of measles cases across the continent tripled last year and is continuing to cause new outbreaks due to low immunization rates.
In an update published this month, the agency said more than 14,400 cases were reported by 30 countries last year—compared with about 4,600 cases the year before. European officials said the spike was due to epidemics in Romania, Italy, Greece and Germany.
The highly contagious disease—which is vaccine preventable—is still sickening children and young adults in Britain, France and Sweden.
Since 2016, the European center has recorded 50 deaths due to measles; serious complications are most common in children under 5. To prevent measles, vaccination rates of at least 95 percent are needed.
Greece makes measles vaccination appeal amid European spike
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Measles outbreak in Ukraine kills two
Measles outbreak kills 30 in Romania
Travelers to Europe need measles protection: CDC
UN health agency: Measles has killed 35 children in Europe
Measles outbreak in Romania has killed 17 children
Study finds COVID-19 attack on brain, not lungs, triggers severe disease in mice
A clinical trial provides encouraging results on ivermectin for reducing mild COVID-19