Students of JD Institute of Fashion Technology celebrated Diwali in a unique way. To make the festival of lights brighter for the underprivileged children, the students designed decorative diyas and gifted them to the slum families in Hauz Khas village.
They also did a rally on the streets of Hauz Khas Village to spread the joy of giving and bring smiles on the faces of the children of the slums nearby.
"Diwali, the festival of lights and love is just around the corner and we wish to spread happiness and light in maximum underprivileged homes and street families this year by distributing colourful Diyas to them. This is a small gesture of ours to spread joy around us", Said Gurpreet Kaur, 3rd-semester fashion design student.
All the diyas were specially handmade by the students and were gifted to not only the underprivileged children but also to street vendors and other nearby people on the streets. Students showed their gratitude and appreciation to all the people like guards, street vendors, cleaners who make our lives easier. Cheers to the combined effort of our creators and their mentors.


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View Dr. Reis' full list of publications from PubMed.
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In the South, Hotels See Modern Updates
By Hotel Business on May 15, 2018 Renovations
NATIONAL REPORT—A smattering of hotels in Southern U.S. states have renovations that are completed or near completion, updating guestrooms and adding new amenities. Here's a look:
Homewood Suites by Hilton Has Updates in Greenville, SC and Ashburn, VA
Homewood Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown has a renovation set to be complete by Q1 of 2019. The eight-story, 151-suite hotel developed and owned by Parks Hospitality Group, is located in Greenville's historic West End, near the Greenville Dr. minor league baseball team.
When completed, the new Homewood Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown will provide fully equipped kitchens and separate living and sleeping areas. A complimentary, daily full-hot breakfast, evening social Monday-Thursday, WiFi, and grocery shopping service will also be available. Elsewhere on the property, there's an outdoor kitchen with grill area, outdoor pool and sports court and 9,000 sq. ft. of joined retail space with outdoor seating.
In other brand news, PM Hotel Group completed the renovation of the Homewood Suites by Hilton Dulles-North/Loudoun. The Buccini/Pollin Group (BPG) owns the hotel.
The hotel's lobby and lodge have new finishes and furniture, while a business center and sundry area were also added. In addition, all corridors have new carpeting, wallcovering, and lighting fixtures. There is also an outdoor kitchen, lounge seating, and fire pit.
Suites were updated with stainless steel dishwashers, microwaves and refrigerators, new furniture, including dining room chairs, sofa beds and lounge chairs. Bathrooms received new vanity accessories, including backlit mirrors.
In Arlington, VA, a Courtyard Gets Modern Guestrooms
Located near Reagan National Airport, the Courtyard Arlington Crystal City has unveiled its recent guestroom renovation. Designed to cater to today's traveler, there are modern accents, custom furnishings, upgraded bathrooms and a new signature bedding package.
Guestroom renovations include high-end pullout sofas with pillow top mattresses; a complete overhaul of the bathrooms, fixtures and flooring; shower with dual shower head; new carpet, coolers and in-room safes; as well as WiFi and HDTV.
Omni Undergoing Renovation in Houston
Omni Houston Hotel is undergoing a $30-million renovation process and will be helmed by its new general manager Allan Codore. The reopening date is slated for Nov. 1, 2018. Codore who rejoins the 378-room Omni Houston Hotel on Jun. 1 is an Omni Hotels & Resorts and Omni Houston Hotel veteran who started with the brand 22 years ago.
Along with a renovated lobby, the first floor evolution continues throughout various common spaces including a retail venue, coffee and wine bar and whiskey room. The dining outlet which has been redesigned, will encourage guests to gather, collaborate and socialize around the bar. The nightclub, Black Swan, will also return with a similar modern design. Meeting space on the first and second floors are also set for an update and will include an additional 2,500 sq.-ft. of flexible meeting space. The property will offer two new conference areas with boardrooms and breakout space.
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Congratulations are in order! The Royal Image Boutique recently celebrated it's Grand Re-Opening. The Ribbon Cutting and Fashion Show celebrating the boutique's new and beautiful Wheat Ridge showroom took place on December 2nd. Guests were invited to celebrate the opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, fashion show, followed by refreshments and appetizers. I had the honor of being one of the fashion show models. The hard part about this particular fashion show was determining which of the HUNDREDS of gowns I would be modeling.
The Mrs. Colorado pageant is blessed to have the Royal Image Boutique sponsor the reigning titleholder. The Royal Image makes it possible for me to keep the "royal" look for many of my appearances and stage presentations. I have been working with Raeanne for several years as a client of hers and now, as her Queen Sister, I could not be more proud of this step she is taking with her business. The Royal Image is the premiere formal wear boutique in Colorado. With the Christmas and New Year's celebrations upon us, shopping at the Royal Image Boutique is a must! The new showroom is located at 6073 W. 44th Avenue Ste 200, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. Contact the store for showroom hours, 303-466-9216.


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Stable and confident tire for highway cruising. These tires have an aggressive look, quiet in any degree of dry or wet and with high speeds of driving.
A very good choice with high levels of grip and handling. Great dry and wet traction and decent ride.
Good on dry surface but very noisy on highway. Good comfort, low noise and strong resistance to potholes.
These tires are fine for smooth, dry roads. They are fair in heavy rain, and are a bad option for snow or ice. The treadwear is atrocious.
These tires gives an comfortable and quiet ride. The handle great on dry pavement.
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Those comments prompted McCarthy to defend his player, saying Matthew's made a bad decision, but too much was being made of the incident.
McCarthy went on to say that Matthews was not a dirty player and Harbaugh's comments were discussed during a team meeting Monday.
Dirty or not, the play reflected something in the makeup of this Packers defense. This defense, after being the weak link a season ago and being labeled "soft" by some, is looking to prove it is tough and can intimidate.
The emotions of defensive players are closer to the surface than in the last few years. The defense wants to play with an edge, hitting hard and making offenses hesitate.
That mindset might have played a role in Matthews' hit, and certainly did on the rest of his plays, including a sack of Kaepernick.
There is some evidence it got Kaepernick's attention, even if the quarterback brushed off any intimidation after the game. On one of his few scrambles, the quarterback, who destroyed the Packers' defense running with abandon in last year's playoff game, slid almost 10 yards between him and Matthews, who was charging to make the tackle.
That is the identity Team 93 has chosen.
Unlike a year ago, the 49ers now know the Packers' defense may go down, but it's going down swinging.


Sunday November the 4th will be the last Fast Electric event of the 2018 Indy Admirals Calendar.
The day will comprise of 2 events, Outboard Tunnels, the more the better, large small, bring em'all.
No problem at all and completely understand. Hopefully the weather holds and its not snowing.
A real windy day for the fast 50 and the Polar bear cup, it was a real test of nerve for the drivers, how fast you can make the turn and make it stick. How fast you can make a pit, if your wife can distract and heckle the other team.
Sadly Owen and I were not the champs this year, but we did have a blast and it was an epic fight to the end. To have the 1st and second place on the same lap for 50 laps cat and mouse is something that I think is super cool.
And without further ado the winners are Parker and David Hughey.
Mike and David were 1st and 2nd at the Polar Bear, Sadly Parkers boat took a hit to the hull.
As an interesting side note, the first polar Bear Cup was held in 1977. Mike still has the original trophy and magazine clipping from the event that he bought with him and sharing stories from back in the day.
Was Parker at the 2005 nats running crackerbox?
No, that was his older brother Jacob. They both are outstanding drivers (I wonder why). Parker just left us to attend Indiana University (Jacob graduated IU this Spring). Parker was called up to drive with his father in our 50 lap marathon race. He drove my boat and I'm glad he did because I wouldn't have had the nerve to push it as hard as he did in the windy conditions.
Holy crap we're getting old. Jacob was like 8 then.
IU, such a shame. Boiler up!


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The Virtual Terrain project web site contains probably all you need to access and use virtual terrain software and data. "The goal of VTP is to foster the creation of tools for easily constructing any part of the real world in interactive, 3D digital form. This goal will require a synergetic convergence of the fields of CAD, GIS, visual simulation, surveying and remote sensing. VTP gathers information and tracks progress in areas such as procedural scene construction, feature extraction, and rendering algorithms. VTP writes and supports a set of software tools (VTP Toolbox) and an interactive runtime environment (VTP Enviro). The tools and their source code are freely shared to help accelerate the adoption and development of the necessary technologies." The site also has extensive links to other software, data and reference information.
"Syndicating Your Web Site's Content with RSS" is an article on the 4GuysFromRolla web site which examines the RSS format and the RSS feed the author created for ASPMessageboard.com. It also covers various desktop programs that can be used to browse RSS feeds.
CORDIS reports that the European Commission has adopted a communication on innovation policy emphasising the need to focus on entrepreneurial innovation, which "encompasses more than the successful application of research results". The paper outlines three areas for policy action which could enable this to happen including: the creation of coordination mechanisms; the establishment of a sector-specific focus; and interaction with other policies.
A new service, hosted on CORDIS, will be dedicated to research activities in The Netherlands. Developed jointly by CORDIS and Senter/EG-Liaison, a Dutch advisory body, the service offers a window on research and innovation services and programmes in the Netherlands. It offers links to analysis and statistics on national research policies and trends and in depth coverage of news, events and key contacts.
In addition, the service provides information about Dutch involvement in past European research programmes, and aims to foster the further integration of Dutch SMEs into the Sixth Framework Programme. It will also be helpful for users wishing to identify experienced actors and build up partnerships with Dutch companies.
The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at the Harvard Law School has joined with Gartner|G2 to conduct a study to assess how the shift to digital media is affecting the legal and regulatory landscape. Specifically, the project will produce a foundational paper identifying the critical features of technological, economic, and legal change that have resulted in the current situation. From there, it will propose and critically analyse potential legal and business models for the future, with the goal of shedding light on today's conflicts while exploring possible solutions aimed at balancing the interests of consumers, artists and entertainment companies, and technology manufacturers.
The Berkman Center is offering a new Berkman Online Lecture and Discussion (BOLD) series on: "The Internet and Development". Free and open to the general public, the series begins on March 31, 2003 and features modules led by Kirkman, Maclay, former ICANN Vice President, CPO and CFO Andrew McLaughlin, Open Economies Director Dr. James Moore and Berkman Fellow Ethan Zuckerman, the founder of Geekcorps. Visit the link below to learn more or to register for the series.
An article on the Washington Post web site underlines the increasing problem posed by email spam on Internet user productivity. The report claims that currently up to 40 percent of email now falls into the category of spam (unsolicited email) which is over a fourfold increase from the 8 per cent cited for 2001. The article considers the issues that users, system administrators, and governments are having to face due to the proliferation.
The papers for the Museums and the Web 2003 Conference (March 19-22, 2003, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA) are being published on the conference web site. The papers are linked to the speaker list with both abstracts and full papers available.
Peter Walters from the UK IST National Contact Point (UKISHELP), has prepared a newsletter containing up-to-date information from the European Commission on developments in FP6. UKISHELP recommends that UK organisations preparing proposals read the notes prior to submitting their bids. UKISHELP is a DTI-funded service for UK organisations seeking project funding under European Information Society Programmes.
Addison Wesley have announced the publication of "XML Data Management: Native XML and XML-Enabled Database Systems" (ISBN 0201844524). The book is a collection of essays (some of which are product specific) gathered under section headings which consider: Information Modeling with XML, Native XML Databases, XML and Relational Databases, Applications of XML, Benchmarks/Performance, Conclusions. Instructor's Examination copies can be requested via the links below.
Steinberg's "Cubasis Mobile" enables users to create individual and personal ringtones for Siemens mobile handsets. Various music styles can be composed and saved as a personal ringtone, using the following four different tracks: Drum, Bass, Chord and Melody. Six music styles - Techno, Trance, Rap, Electronic, House and Asian - are also provided. More session styles are under development and will be available for download from both the Steinberg and Siemens web sites.
• companies developing a wireless strategy will need to support an array of wireless technologies such as wireless LAN (WLAN), GPRS, UMTS and Bluetooth for at least another five years.
• worldwide end-user spending on WLAN equipment grew by 38 percent to reach US$ 2.3 billion in 2002.
• for PC vendors, wireless is an essential catalyst to drive mobile PC growth and to enable higher margins.
• wireless LAN has branched out beyond the corporate premises to public access areas. This stirred interests from the telecom and IT industries and fuelled speculation about the role of WLAN and the impact on GPRS and 3G.
• Gartner predicts that by the end of 2003, 70 percent of European mobile operators will offer WLAN solutions. However, by 2005, there will be more fixed operators than mobile operators offering access to WLAN hotspots. They further predicted that Europe will have in excess of 5000 commercial hot spots in operation by the end of 2003.
• Despite three years of hype, Bluetooth's best opportunity to become a mass-market technology is in mobile phones, rather than as an option for wireless networking. Gartner Dataquest estimates that more than 100 million phones were sold in Western Europe in 2002, of which 9 million were Bluetooth enabled.
• whilst there remain concerns about Wireless LAN security, Gartner believes that WLANs can be secured using Virtual private network (VPN) technology, while the new Wi-Fi Protected Access security solution (WPA) adds robust authentication and encryption to Wi-Fi certified equipment.
Whilst Gartner focused on the positives relating to wireless developments (see news item above), Frost & Sullivan take a slightly different view. "In today's economic climate, the desire to take risks is diminished and the need to cut costs is vital. Cost pressures are forcing enterprises to review their IT investments to ensure the delivery of immediate business benefits. There has never been a time when return on investment (ROI) has been a more crucial issue to European mobile operators and equipment vendors".
This claim follows Frost & Sullivan's analysis of attitudes towards the adoption of wireless technology in the enterprise and perceptions of vendors and operators. Conducted amongst over a hundred IT Directors, Operations Managers and Buyers across eight European countries, the survey uncovers a significant degree of awareness of wireless technologies and services (encompassing Bluetooth, WLAN, SMS, HSCSD, GPRS & WAP) within European enterprises. Frost & Sullivan conclude that: "whilst wireless data services and the devices used to access them can have clear business benefits to the enterprise when linked to useful applications and utilised by the right employees; factors such as security concerns and high cost of ownership have meant that subscriber rates for wireless data services continue to suffer".
Microsoft has announced that it has begun distributing a half-million copies of the beta 2 version of the new Microsoft Office System to organisations worldwide. The beta 2 evaluation kit, includes versions of the Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Access), the two new Office System additions (Office InfoPath and Office OneNote), along with FrontPage, Publisher, Windows SharePoint Services and Office SharePoint Portal Server 2.0. Announcing the distribution, Microsoft claims that the products have been developed with four design goals in mind: "information intelligence, process management, effective teaming, and personal impact". The final versions of the products are expected to be released in mid-2003.
An article on Interenetnews.com by an Open Source advocate suggests that the way Microsoft's Office 2003 productivity suite may lead to user "lock-in". The author contends that the way in which the software handles XML file formats may require users to standardise on an entirely Microsoft stack to see the benefits of the collaborative features the software boasts.
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• to encourage young people to consider science and technology careers.
organisations taking part in it.
Monitoring carried out by LEARN shows that the projects and organisations pages are amongst the most popular on the web site. The information included on these pages is provided by CORDIS and is not always complete. In particular, the site does not have the URLs for many projects and organisations who participated (or are participating) in IST funded projects.
LEARN is therefore requesting that readers of El.pub who are, or have been active on Commission funded research projects submit information for inclusion on the site.
A note circulated by the W3C DOM Working Group has announced that DOM 3 Core and Load&Save working drafts have been published. Whilst the WG notes that the drafts are very much "work in progress", they are soliciting comments particularly where the specs may need further clarification.
"Photo phones portend visual revolution" is a column on Editor & Publisher Online by Steve Outing which covers this latest trend in user-generated content. The author believes that photo-enabled mobile phones have the potential to influence news media in major ways.
The proposed ANSI/NISO Standard "The OpenURL Framework (Z39.88)" has been released for Public Comment. This standard builds on the draft OpenURL (version 0.1) already in use, making it extensible for use within communities beyond the "scholarly information" community. OpenURL is primarily used in the digital library world for linking to the "appropriate copy" of a resource.
The standard is titled "The OpenURL Framework for Context-Sensitive Services, Part 1: ContextObject and Transport Mechanisms". This document defines the general framework to bundle specific packages of contextual metadata and transport them over the network.
The second document, titled: "The OpenURL Framework for Context-Sensitive Services, Part 2: Initial Registry Content", details core properties that can be used in actual instantiations of the general framework. This Part can be used by some communities to implement an instantiation of the OpenURL Framework. Other Communities may use this Part as a guideline for the definition and implementation of other instantiations.
The public-comment period starts on March 12 and will last at least until April 15, 2003. The Standard will be released for trial use sometime after April 15th.
The 3D Consortium has been founded by Itochu, NTT DATA, Sanyo, Sharp and Sony to encourage the growth and development of a market for 3D applications and products. The consortium's mission is "to enhance the potential market for 3D images through the development and expansion of I/O devices for 3D stereographic displays, development and distribution of 3D content, and by promoting the commercial use of 3D technology in a wide variety of application areas".
A report by Cap Gemini Ernst & Young assesses the performance of EU Member States and Norway, Iceland and Switzerland in relation to providing 20 online public services. The objective of the survey was to provide a benchmark for European nations and to develop the concept of "best practice".
The Embedded Linux Consortium has released a specification which it hopes will lead to a single Linux standard for mobile phones, handhelds and PDAs.
A browser based on Opera has been developed for use on the Sony Ericsson P800 mobile phone which it is claimed will enable users to view full web pages on the screen. The browser will be available to download from the Opera site.


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Courses are accredited by NEBOSH, JOIFF, IOSH and IADC and Techma's technical partner dealing with Emergency Response has additional accreditation for the delivery of ICAO and OPITO accredited courses.
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The first PIGIER school was founded in 1850 in Paris. Through innovative educational and franchising systems, Pigier schools and training centers developed in France, then abroad (Alexandria - Egypt in 1912, Athens - Greece in 1916, Beirut – Lebanon in 1920, …). Pigier is now part of EduServices, an education and training group who trains thousands of students in a variety of courses ranging from short vocational studies to master's level in Sales, Accounting, Communication and Hospitality qualifications. EduServices is a leader in the French education sector and a large player in the European sector.
TREMA has been at the helm in the creation, management and development of the Lebanese French University (LFU) in northern Iraq. In partnership with the state universities of Amiens and Nimes, and with the Herriot Watt University in Edinburgh, Iraqi students could study international programs with European and Canadian professors while preparing for the foreign university partners bachelor and master's degrees. LFU is where senior and middle-managers from the private and public sectors have been able to receive further education and prepare themselves for a better professional life in various fields of management, law and IT.


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# Functional Programming Patterns v2 #

(for the pragmatic programmer)

~

@raulraja CTO @47deg

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## Acknowledgment ##

- Scalaz : Functional programming in Scala
- Rúnar Bjarnason : Compositional Application Architecture With Reasonably Priced Monads
- Noel Markham : A purely functional approach to building large applications
- Wouter Swierstra : FUNCTIONAL PEARL Data types a la carte
- Rapture : Jon Pretty

---

Functions are first class citizens in FP Architecture

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Most functional patterns are derived from Category Theory

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When I build an app I want it to be

- Free of Interpretation
- Composable pieces
- Dependency Injection / IOC
- Fault Tolerance

---

When I build an app I want it to be

- Free of Interpretation : **Free Monads**
- Composable pieces : **Coproducts**
- Dependency Injection / IOC : **Implicits & Kleisli**
- Fault tolerant : **Dependently typed checked exceptions**

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

What is a Free Monad?

-- A monad on a custom algebra that can be run through an Interpreter

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

What is an Application?

-- A collection of algebras and the Coproduct resulting from their interaction

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

Let's build an app that reads a contact and performs some operations with it

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

A very simple model

```scala
case class Contact(
      firstName: String,
      lastName: String,
      phoneNumber: String)
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

Our first Algebra is interaction with a user

```scala
sealed trait Interact[A]

case class Ask(prompt: String) extends Interact[String]

case class Tell(msg: String) extends Interact[Unit]
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

Our second Algebra is about persistence

```scala
sealed trait DataOp[A]

case class AddContact(a: Contact) extends DataOp[Unit]

case class GetAllContacts() extends DataOp[List[Contact]]
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

**An application is the Coproduct of its algebras**

```scala
type AgendaApp[A] = Coproduct[DataOp, Interact, A]
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

**Coyoneda can gives functors for free for our Algebras**

```scala
type ACoyo[A] = Coyoneda[AgendaApp,A]
type AFree[A] = Free[ACoyo,A]
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

**We can now lift different algebras to our App Coproduct**

```scala
def lift[F[_], G[_], A](fa: F[A])(implicit I: Inject[F, G]): FreeC[G, A] =
    Free.liftFC(I.inj(fa))
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

**We can now lift different algebras to our App monad and compose them**

```scala
class Interacts[F[_]](implicit I: Inject[Interact, F]) {

  def tell(msg: String): Free.FreeC[F, Unit] = lift(Tell(msg))

  def ask(prompt: String): Free.FreeC[F, String] = lift(Ask(prompt))

}

object Interacts {

  implicit def interacts[F[_]](implicit I: Inject[Interact, F]): Interacts[F] = new Interacts[F]

}
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

**We can now lift different algebras to our App monad and compose them**

```scala
class DataSource[F[_]](implicit I: Inject[DataOp, F]) {

  def addContact(a: Contact): FreeC[F, Unit] = lift[DataOp, F, Unit](AddContact(a))

  def getAllContacts: FreeC[F, List[Contact]] = lift[DataOp, F, List[Contact]](GetAllContacts())

}

object DataSource {

  implicit def dataSource[F[_]](implicit I: Inject[DataOp, F]): DataSource[F] = new DataSource[F]

}
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

At this point a program is nothing but **Data**
describing the sequence of execution but **FREE**
of its runtime interpretation.

```scala
def program(implicit I : Interacts[AgendaApp], D : DataSource[AgendaApp]) = {

  import I._, D._

  for {
   firstName <- ask("First Name:")
   lastName <- ask("Last Name:")
   phoneNumber <- ask("Phone Number:")
   _ <- addContact(Contact(firstName, lastName, phoneNumber))
   contacts <- getAllContacts
   _ <- tell(contacts.toString)
  } yield ()
}
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

We isolate interpretations
via Natural transformations AKA `Interpreters`.

In other words with map over
the outer type constructor of our Algebras

```scala
object ConsoleContactReader extends (Interact ~> Id.Id) {
  def apply[A](i: Interact[A]) = i match {
    case Ask(prompt) =>
      println(prompt)
      scala.io.StdIn.readLine()
    case Tell(msg) =>
      println(msg)
  }
}
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

We isolate interpretations
via Natural transformations AKA `Interpreters`.

In other words with map over
the outer type constructor of our Algebras

```scala
object InMemoryDatasourceInterpreter extends (DataOp ~> Id.Id) {

  private[this] val memDataSet = new ListBuffer[Contact]

  override def apply[A](fa: DataOp[A]) = fa match {
    case AddContact(a) => memDataSet.append(a); ()
    case GetAllContacts() => memDataSet.toList
  }
}
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

A tree of interpreters may be described to branch accordingly on each algebra
when evaluating a Coproduct

```scala
def or[F[_], G[_], H[_]](f: F ~> H, g: G ~> H): ({type cp[α] = Coproduct[F, G, α]})#cp ~> H =
  new NaturalTransformation[({type cp[α] = Coproduct[F, G, α]})#cp, H] {
    def apply[A](fa: Coproduct[F, G, A]): H[A] = fa.run match {
      case -\/(ff) => f(ff)
      case \/-(gg) => g(gg)
    }
  }
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

Now that we have a way to combine interpreters
we can lift them to the app Coproduct

```scala
val interpreters: AgendaApp ~> Id.Id = or(InMemoryDatasourceInterpreter, ConsoleContactReader)

val coyoint: ({type f[x] = Coyoneda[AgendaApp, x]})#f ~> Id.Id = Coyoneda.liftTF(interpreters)
```

---

## Interpretation : Free Monads ##

And we can finally apply our program applying the interpreter to the free monad

```scala
val evaled = program mapSuspension coyoint
```

---

## Composability ##

Composition gives us the power
to easily mix simple functions
to achieve more complex workflows.

---

## Composability ##

We can achieve monadic function composition
with **Kleisli Arrows**

`A ⇒ M[B]`

In other words a function that
for a given input it returns a type constructor…

`List[B], Option[B], Either[B], Task[B], Future[B]…`

---

## Composability ##

When the type constructor `M[_]` it's a Monad it can be monadically composed

```scala
val composed = for {
  a <- Kleisli((x : String) ⇒ Option(x.toInt + 1))
  b <- Kleisli((x : String) ⇒ Option(x.toInt * 2))
} yield a + b
```

---

## Composability ##

The deferred injection of the input parameter enables
**Dependency Injection**. This is an alternative to implicits
commonly known as DI with the Reader monad.

```scala
val composed = for {
  a <- Kleisli((x : String) ⇒ Option(x.toInt + 1))
  b <- Kleisli((x : String) ⇒ Option(x.toInt * 2))
} yield a + b

composed.run("1")
```

---

## Requirements ##

- **Free of Interpretation**
- **Composable pieces**
- **Dependency Injection / IOC**
- Fault Tolerance

---

## Fault Tolerance ##

Most containers and patterns generalize to the
most common super-type or simply `Throwable` loosing type information.

```scala
val f = scala.concurrent.Future.failed(new NumberFormatException)
val t = scala.util.Try(throw new NumberFormatException)
val d = for {
 a <- 1.right[NumberFormatException]
 b <- (new RuntimeException).left[Int]
} yield a + b
```

---

## Fault Tolerance ##

We don't have to settle for `Throwable`!!!

We could use instead…

- Nested disjunctions
- Delimited, Monadic, Dependently-typed, Accumulating Checked Exceptions

---

## Fault Tolerance : Dependently-typed Acc Exceptions ##

Introducing `rapture.core.Result`

---

## Fault Tolerance : Dependently-typed Acc Exceptions ##

`Result` is similar to `\/` but has 3 possible outcomes

(Answer, Errata, Unforeseen)

```scala
val op = for {
  a <- Result.catching[NumberFormatException]("1".toInt)
  b <- Result.errata[Int, IllegalArgumentException](
           new IllegalArgumentException("expected"))
} yield a + b
```

---

## Fault Tolerance : Dependently-typed Acc Exceptions ##

`Result` uses dependently typed monadic exception accumulation

```scala
val op = for {
  a <- Result.catching[NumberFormatException]("1".toInt)
  b <- Result.errata[Int, IllegalArgumentException](
            new IllegalArgumentException("expected"))
} yield a + b
```

---

## Fault Tolerance : Dependently-typed Acc Exceptions ##

You may recover by `resolving` errors to an `Answer`.

```scala
op resolve (
    each[IllegalArgumentException](_ ⇒ 0),
    each[NumberFormatException](_ ⇒ 0),
    each[IndexOutOfBoundsException](_ ⇒ 0))
```

---

## Fault Tolerance : Dependently-typed Acc Exceptions ##

Or `reconcile` exceptions into a new custom one.

```scala
case class MyCustomException(e : Exception) extends Exception(e.getMessage)

op reconcile (
    each[IllegalArgumentException](MyCustomException(_)),
    each[NumberFormatException](MyCustomException(_)),
    each[IndexOutOfBoundsException](MyCustomException(_)))
```

---

## Recap ##

- **Free Monads** : Free of Interpretation
- **Coproducts** : Composable pieces
- **Implicits & Kleisli** : Dependency Injection / IOC
- **Dependently typed checked exceptions** Fault tolerant

---

## What's next? ##

If you want to sequence or comprehend over unrelated monads you need Transformers.

Transformers are supermonads that help you flatten through nested monads such as
Future[Option] or Kleisli[Task[Disjuntion]] binding to the most inner value.

Attend @larsr_h talk about monad transformers **OptimusPrimeT**

http://www.47deg.com/blog/fp-for-the-average-joe-part-2-scalaz-monad-transformers

---

## Questions? & Thanks! ##

@raulraja
@47deg
http://github.com/47deg/func-architecture-v2
https://speakerdeck.com/raulraja/functional-programming-patterns-v2

---


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<?php namespace apix\bin\commands;
use Apix\Utils;
use Apix\Console;
use Apix\StaticPathModel;
use Symfony\Component\Process\Process;
use Symfony\Component\Process\Exception\ProcessFailedException;
/**
 * Command write.
 * type array
 * package:command runner
 * user apix
 */

class model extends console {

    public $fileprocess;

    public function __construct(){
        parent::__construct();
        $this->fileprocess=utils::fileprocess();
        require("".staticPathModel::$binCommandsPath."/lib/getenv.php");
    }

    //service create command
    public function create ($data){

        $getParams=$this->getParams($data);

        foreach ($getParams as $key=>$value){
            if($key==0){

                foreach ($value as $project=>$service){

                    $project=ucfirst($project);
                    $version=ucfirst(utils::getAppVersion($project));
                    $service=ucfirst($service);
                    $base=staticPathModel::getAppServiceBase($project,$version);
                    $baseModel=$base->model;

                    if(array_key_exists('set',$getParams[1])){
                        return $this->setModelDirectory($project,$version,$getParams[1]['set']);
                    }
                    $list=[];

                    $tablesYamlPath='./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/Model/Tables.yaml';

                    if($baseModel==="eloquent"){

                        $modelControlPath='./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/Model/Eloquent/'.ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']).'.php';

                        if(!file_exists($modelControlPath)){

                            $this->setTableYaml($data,$tablesYamlPath,$getParams);

                            $modelParamsBuilder['execution']='services/eloquentmodelBuilder';
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['projectName']=$project;
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['className']=ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']);
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['version']=$version;
                            //$modelParamsBuilder['params']['tableName']=$getParams[2]['table'];
                            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/'.$version.'/Model/Eloquent/Builder/'.ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']).'Builder.php',$modelParamsBuilder);

                            $modelParams['execution']='services/eloquentmodel';
                            $modelParams['params']['projectName']=$project;
                            $modelParams['params']['className']=ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']);
                            $modelParams['params']['tableName']=$getParams[2]['table'];
                            $modelParams['params']['version']=$version;
                            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/'.$version.'/model/eloquent/'.$getParams[1]['file'].'.php',$modelParams);

                            $this->setAnnotation([
                                'project'=>$project,
                                'version'=>$version,
                                'file'=>ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']),
                                'orm'=>'eloquent'
                            ]);
                        }
                        else{
                            return $this->error($getParams[1]['file'].' model is already available');
                        }

                    }

                    if($baseModel==="Sudb"){

                        $modelControlPath='./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/Model/Sudb/'.ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']).'.php';

                        if(!file_exists($modelControlPath)){

                            $this->setTableYaml($data,$tablesYamlPath,$getParams);

                            $modelParamsBuilder['execution']='services/modelBuilder';
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['projectName']=$project;
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['className']=ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']);
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['version']=$version;
                            //$modelParamsBuilder['params']['tableName']=$getParams[2]['table'];
                            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/'.$version.'/Model/Sudb/Builder/'.ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']).'Builder.php',$modelParamsBuilder);

                            $modelParams['execution']='services/model';
                            $modelParams['params']['projectName']=$project;
                            $modelParams['params']['className']=ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']);
                            $modelParams['params']['version']=$version;
                            $modelParams['params']['tableName']=$getParams[2]['table'];
                            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/'.$version.'/Model/Sudb/'.ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']).'.php',$modelParams);

                            $this->setAnnotation([
                                'project'=>$project,
                                'version'=>$version,
                                'file'=>ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']),
                                'orm'=>'sudb'
                            ]);

                        }
                        else{
                            return $this->error($getParams[1]['file'].' model is already available');
                        }

                    }

                    if($baseModel==="doctrine"){

                        $modelControlPath='./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/doctrine/'.$getParams[1]['file'].'.php';

                        if(!file_exists($modelControlPath)){

                            $this->setTableYaml($data,$tablesYamlPath,$getParams);

                            $config="\\src\\app\\".$project."\\".$version."\\config\\database";
                            $configdb=$config::dbsettings();

                            if(!file_exists(root.'/src/store/packages/providers/database/doctrine/bootstrap.php')){

                                copy(root.'/src/store/packages/providers/database/doctrine/bootstrap.dist.php',root.'/src/store/packages/providers/database/doctrine/bootstrap.php');

                                utils::changeClass(root.'/src/store/packages/providers/database/doctrine/bootstrap.php',[

                                    "'driver'=>'driver'"=>"'driver'=>'pdo_".$configdb['driver']."'",
                                    "'user'=>'user'"=>"'user'=>'".$configdb['user']."'",
                                    "'host'=>'host'"=>"'host'=>'".$configdb['host']."'",
                                    "'dbname'=>'dbname'"=>"'dbname'=>'".$configdb['database']."'",
                                    "'password'=>'password'"=>"'password'=>'".$configdb['password']."'",

                                ]);
                            }

                            $process = new Process('php api doctrine '.$project.' '.$getParams[2]['table']);
                            $process->run();

                            rename(root.'/src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/doctrine/'.ucfirst($getParams[2]['table']).'.php',
                                root.'/src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/doctrine/'.$getParams[1]['file'].'.php');

                            utils::changeClass(root.'/src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/doctrine/'.$getParams[1]['file'].'.php',[
                               'class '.ucfirst($getParams[2]['table']).''=>'class '.ucfirst($getParams[1]['file']),
                                'private'=>'public'
                            ]);

                            $modelParamsBuilder['execution']='services/doctrineModelBuilder';
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['projectName']=$project;
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['className']=$getParams[1]['file'];
                            $modelParamsBuilder['params']['version']=$version;
                            //$modelParamsBuilder['params']['tableName']=$getParams[2]['table'];
                            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/'.$version.'/model/doctrine/builder/'.$getParams[1]['file'].'Builder.php',$modelParamsBuilder);

                            $this->setAnnotation([
                                'project'=>$project,
                                'version'=>$version,
                                'file'=>$getParams[1]['file'],
                                'orm'=>'doctrine'
                            ]);

                        }
                        else{
                            return $this->error($getParams[1]['file'].' model is already available');
                        }

                    }

                    return utils::fileProcessResult($list,function() use($data,$project,$version,$getParams){
                        echo $this->info('-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
                        echo $this->classical('MODEL GENERATOR : '.$getParams[1]['file'].' --- '.$getParams[2]['table'].'');
                        echo $this->info('-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
                        echo $this->success('You can see in the src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model Directory');
                        echo $this->info('--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
                    });;

                }
            }
        }

    }

    //get bin params
    public function getParams($data){
        $params=[];
        foreach ($data as $key=>$value){

            $params[]=[$key=>$value];

        }

        return $params;
    }

    //set touch
    public function touch($data,$param){

        return $this->fileprocess->touch($data,$param);
    }

    //get project name
    public function getProjectName($data){

        //get project name
        foreach ($data as $key=>$value){
            return $key;
        }
    }

    private function setTableYaml($data,$tablesYamlPath,$getParams){
        if(!file_exists($tablesYamlPath)){

            utils::dumpYaml(['tables'=>[$getParams[2]['table']]],$tablesYamlPath);
        }
        else{

            $tablesYamlDatas=utils::getYaml($tablesYamlPath);
            $list=[];
            foreach($tablesYamlDatas['tables'] as $tables){
                $list['tables'][]=$tables;
            }

            if(!in_array($getParams[2]['table'],$list['tables'])){
                $list['tables'][]=$getParams[2]['table'];

            }

            utils::dumpYaml($list,$tablesYamlPath);

        }
    }

    private function setModelDirectory($project,$version,$orm){

        if($orm=="sudb" && !file_exists('./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/sudb')){

            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->mkdir($project.'/v1/model/sudb');
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/sudb/index.html',null);

            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->mkdir($project.'/v1/model/sudb/builder');
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/sudb/builder/index.html',null);

            $modelVarLoad['execution']='services/modelVarTrait';
            $modelVarLoad['params']['projectName']=$project;
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/modelVar.php',$modelVarLoad);
        }

        if($orm=="eloquent" && !file_exists('./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/eloquent')){
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->mkdir($project.'/v1/model/eloquent');
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/eloquent/index.html',null);

            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->mkdir($project.'/v1/model/eloquent/builder');
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/eloquent/builder/index.html',null);
        }

        if($orm=="doctrine" && !file_exists('./src/app/'.$project.'/'.$version.'/model/doctrine')){
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->mkdir($project.'/v1/model/doctrine');
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/doctrine/index.html',null);

            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->mkdir($project.'/v1/model/doctrine/builder');
            $list[]=$this->fileprocess->touch($project.'/v1/model/doctrine/builder/index.html',null);
        }

        return utils::fileProcessResult($list,function() use($project,$version,$orm){
            echo $this->info('-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
            echo $this->classical('ORM '.$orm.' HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY CREATED');
            echo $this->info('--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
        });;
    }

    public function setAnnotation($annotation=array()){

        utils::changeClass(root.'/src/app/'.$annotation['project'].'/'.$annotation['version'].'/serviceAnnotationsController.php',[

            '* Trait ServiceAnnotationsController' => '* Trait ServiceAnnotationsController
 * @method \Src\App\\'.$annotation['project'].'\\'.$annotation['version'].'\Model\\'.ucfirst($annotation['orm']).'\Builder\\'.strtolower($annotation['file']).'Builder model'.ucfirst($annotation['file']).'  '
        ]);

    }

}


text:
Q: How to use reflection to get extension method on generic type From various sources on teh interwebs I've gleaned this following function:
public static Nullable<T> TryParseNullable<T>(this Nullable<T> t, string input) where T : struct
{
    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(input))
        return default(T);

    Nullable<T> result = new Nullable<T>();
    try
    {
        IConvertible convertibleString = (IConvertible)input;
        result = new Nullable<T>((T)convertibleString.ToType(typeof(T), CultureInfo.CurrentCulture));
    }
    catch (InvalidCastException) { }
    catch (FormatException) { }

    return result;
}

I've made it into an extension method, and it works just fine if I call it directly:
int? input = new int?().TryParseNullable("12345");

My problem occurs when I try to call it using reflection from within the context of another generic function. SO is full of answers describing how to get the MethodInfo of generic methods and static methods, but I can't seem to put these together in the right way.
I've correctly determined that the passed generic type is itself a generic type (Nullable<>), now I want to use reflection to call the TryParseNullable extension method on the Nullable<>:
public static T GetValue<T>(string name, T defaultValue)
{
    string result = getSomeStringValue(name);
    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(result)) return defaultValue;

    try
    {
        if (typeof(T).IsGenericType && typeof(T).GetGenericTypeDefinition() == typeof(Nullable<>))
        {
            MethodInfo methodInfo;

            //using the TryParse() of the underlying type works but isn't exactly the way i want to do it
            //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            NullableConverter nc = new NullableConverter(typeof(T));
            Type t = nc.UnderlyingType;

            methodInfo = t.GetMethod("TryParse", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static, Type.DefaultBinder, new[] { typeof(string), t.MakeByRefType() }, null);
            if (methodInfo != null)
            {
                var inputParameters = new object[] { result, null };
                methodInfo.Invoke(null, inputParameters);
                return (T) inputParameters[1];
            }

            //start of the problem area
            //-------------------------

            Type ttype = typeof(T);

            //this works but is undesirable (due to reference to class containing the static method):
            methodInfo = typeof(ParentExtensionsClass).GetMethod("TryParseNullable", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static);
            if (methodInfo != null)
                Console.WriteLine(methodInfo);

            //standard way of getting static method, doesn't work (GetMethod() returns null):
            methodInfo = ttype.GetMethod("TryParseNullable", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static);
            if (methodInfo != null)
                Console.WriteLine(methodInfo);

            //Jon Skeet's advised method, doesn't work in this case (again GetMethod() returns null):
            //(see footnote for link to this answer)
            methodInfo = ttype.GetMethod("TryParseNullable");
            methodInfo = methodInfo.MakeGenericMethod(ttype);
            if (methodInfo != null)
                Console.WriteLine(methodInfo);

            //another random attempt (also doesn't work):
            methodInfo = ttype.GetMethod("TryParseNullable", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static, Type.DefaultBinder, new[] { typeof(string) }, null);
            if (methodInfo != null)
                Console.WriteLine(methodInfo);
        }

        // if we get this far, then we are not handling the type yet
        throw new ArgumentException("The type " + defaultValue.GetType() + " is not yet supported by GetValue<T>.", "T");
    }
    catch (Exception e)
    {
        [snip]
    }
}

Can someone put me out of my misery?
The typeof(T) returns the correct type info, I figure that maybe I'm using it a little incorrectly with the GetMethod() call, or I haven't specified the right parameters with the call to GetMethod().
1. Link to referenced Jon Skeet answer

A: The problem is that extension methods don't modify the type they are 'extending'. What actually happens behind the scenes is that the compiler transparently translates all the calls that seem to be made on the object in question to calls to your static method.
ie.
int? input = new int?().TryParseNullable("12345");
// becomes...
int? input = YourClass.TryParseNullable(new int?(), "12345");

From there it becomes obvious why it's not showing up via reflection. This also explains why you have to have a using directive for the namespace where YourClass is defined for the extension methods to be visible to the compiler. As to how you can actually get at that information, I'm not sure there is a way, short of running over all the declared types (perhaps a filtered list of interesting classes, if you know that sort of information at compile time) looking for static methods with the ExtensionMethodAttribute ([ExtensionMethod]) defined on them, then trying to parse the MethodInfo for the parameter list to work out if they work on Nullable<>.

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Under Deng Xiaoping's capital and economic reforms, control over a lot of society was loosened. He allowed seminaries to open, and monks, nurses and imams to be trained. It was thought that some old people still believed in religion and religions would slowly disappear.
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3 Lasse Lührs 1996 GER 5 01:51:42 00:16:39 00:00:26 01:03:07 00:00:24 00:31:02
4 Roberto Sanchez Mantecon 1996 ESP 12 01:52:03 00:17:35 00:00:35 01:02:44 00:00:23 00:30:42
5 Grant Sheldon 1994 GBR 32 01:52:07 00:16:54 00:00:29 01:02:53 00:00:29 00:31:19
6 Manoel Messias 1996 BRA 1 01:52:14 00:17:44 00:00:29 01:02:41 00:00:27 00:30:51
7 Samuel Dickinson 1997 GBR 29 01:52:19 00:16:44 00:00:26 01:03:02 00:00:33 00:31:31
8 Jonas Schomburg 1994 GER 3 01:52:25 00:16:42 00:00:25 01:03:07 00:00:26 00:31:41
9 Márk Dévay 1996 HUN 7 01:52:32 00:16:34 00:00:25 01:03:13 00:00:26 00:31:51
10 Gábor Faldum 1988 HUN 16 01:52:35 00:17:35 00:00:29 01:02:50 00:00:26 00:31:12
11 Leon Pauger 1998 AUT 38 01:52:40 00:17:09 00:00:25 01:02:40 00:00:25 00:31:58
12 Alberto Gonzalez Garcia 1998 ESP 31 01:52:53 00:16:49 00:00:29 01:02:54 00:00:24 00:32:13
13 Joao Pereira 1987 POR 14 01:53:01 00:17:04 00:00:23 01:03:29 00:00:25 00:31:37
15 Seth Rider 1997 USA 15 01:53:01 00:16:50 00:00:29 01:02:54 00:00:24 00:32:21
14 Johannes Vogel 1996 GER 30 01:53:01 00:17:18 00:00:30 01:03:08 00:00:25 00:31:37
16 Ren Sato 1995 JPN 25 01:53:20 00:17:10 00:00:24 01:02:36 00:00:29 00:32:37
17 Michele Sarzilla 1988 ITA 9 01:53:24 00:17:08 00:00:26 01:03:20 00:00:25 00:32:03
18 Jack Willis 1997 GBR 36 01:53:30 00:17:00 00:00:28 01:02:45 00:00:25 00:32:49
19 Jumpei Furuya 1991 JPN 33 01:53:34 00:16:45 00:00:25 01:03:04 00:00:24 00:32:52
20 Nicolò Strada 2000 ITA 46 01:53:44 00:16:35 00:00:33 01:03:05 00:00:26 00:33:03
21 Zsombor Dévay 2000 HUN 51 01:53:55 00:16:53 00:00:31 01:02:50 00:00:27 00:33:12
22 Richard Varga 1989 SVK 45 01:54:03 00:16:33 00:00:28 01:03:15 00:00:27 00:33:18
23 David Mendoza 1992 MEX 49 01:54:09 00:17:34 00:00:32 01:02:51 00:00:31 00:32:38
24 Jan Volar 1992 CZE 44 01:54:18 00:17:05 00:00:26 01:03:24 00:00:29 00:32:51
25 Alois Knabl 1992 AUT 24 01:54:26 00:16:52 00:00:25 01:02:57 00:00:26 00:33:43
26 Brock Hoel 2001 CAN 55 01:54:45 00:16:55 00:00:32 01:03:30 00:00:25 00:33:20
27 Angel Sanchez Carreras 2000 ESP 66 01:54:49 00:16:51 00:00:30 01:03:37 00:00:29 00:33:19
28 Miguel Tiago Silva 1998 POR 47 01:55:03 00:16:39 00:00:25 01:03:07 00:00:28 00:34:21
29 Kauê Willy 1996 BRA 41 01:55:10 00:17:07 00:00:29 01:03:23 00:00:30 00:33:37
30 Martin Demuth 1995 AUT 67 01:55:23 00:17:27 00:00:25 01:03:04 00:00:28 00:33:56
31 Aoba Yasumatsu 1997 JPN 23 01:55:29 00:17:39 00:00:34 01:02:45 00:00:28 00:34:01
32 Vetle Bergsvik Thorn 1999 NOR 10 01:55:43 00:16:44 00:00:37 01:02:52 00:00:29 00:34:58
33 Itamar Eshed 2000 ISR 64 01:55:54 00:17:28 00:00:26 01:03:00 00:00:29 00:34:27
34 Harry Leleu 1996 GBR 34 01:56:21 00:17:07 00:00:25 01:03:25 00:00:29 00:34:53
35 Bob Haller 1993 LUX 42 01:56:31 00:17:37 00:00:25 01:02:52 00:00:33 00:35:00
36 Tamás Tóth 1989 HUN 39 01:56:37 00:17:33 00:00:31 01:02:50 00:00:29 00:35:11
37 Diego Moya 1998 CHI 11 01:56:58 00:16:36 00:00:24 01:03:16 00:00:32 00:36:07
38 Philip Pertl 1998 AUT 69 01:57:08 00:17:53 00:00:25 01:02:39 00:00:24 00:35:44
39 Trent Thorpe 1996 NZL 37 01:57:19 00:17:44 00:00:26 01:02:48 00:00:26 00:35:51
40 Rodrigo Gonzalez 1989 MEX 26 01:57:41 00:17:51 00:00:26 01:06:29 00:00:25 00:32:27
41 Radim Grebík 2001 CZE 20 01:57:49 00:17:47 00:00:32 01:02:37 00:00:23 00:36:27
42 David Martin 1998 CZE 54 01:58:20 00:17:01 00:00:25 01:03:32 00:00:25 00:36:55
43 Jordi García Gracia 1992 ESP 57 01:58:29 00:17:10 00:00:34 01:07:02 00:00:27 00:33:12
44 Tjebbe Kaindl 1999 AUT 43 01:58:58 00:16:59 00:00:21 01:02:54 00:00:27 00:38:14
45 Crisanto Grajales 1987 MEX 28 01:59:06 00:17:37 00:00:29 01:06:39 00:00:27 00:33:52
46 Simon Westermann 1998 SUI 19 01:59:25 00:16:48 00:00:27 01:08:16 00:00:26 00:33:25
47 Noah Servais 1997 BEL 35 02:00:21 00:17:04 00:00:26 01:08:02 00:00:28 00:34:17
48 Jørgen Gundersen 1995 NOR 60 02:00:50 00:16:42 00:00:31 01:07:32 00:00:29 00:35:32
49 Joao Mansos 1994 POR 63 02:00:56 00:17:34 00:00:37 01:08:12 00:00:31 00:33:58
51 Ramón Armando Matute 1994 ECU 71 02:02:43 00:16:45 00:00:29 01:10:15 00:00:29 00:34:42
DNF Charles Paquet 1997 CAN 8 DNF 00:16:57 00:00:27 01:03:31 00:00:44 00:00:00
DNF Paul Georgenthum 2000 FRA 17 DNF 00:17:29 00:00:28 01:07:36 00:00:28 00:00:00
DNF Irving Perez 1986 MEX 18 DNF 00:17:32 00:00:27 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNF Nicola Azzano 1997 ITA 22 DNF 00:16:48 00:00:30 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNF Gaspar Riveros 1990 CHI 40 DNF 00:17:45 00:00:27 01:13:06 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNF Gregor Payet 1995 LUX 50 DNF 00:17:39 00:00:29 01:02:45 00:00:23 00:00:00
DNF Kye Wylde 1997 AUS 53 DNF 00:17:32 00:00:29 01:02:57 00:00:27 00:00:00
DNF Victor Goené 1999 NED 56 DNF 00:17:49 00:00:31 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNF Thomas Sonnery-Cottet 1998 USA 58 DNF 00:17:50 00:00:27 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNF Tomas Zikmund 1999 CZE 59 DNF 00:17:33 00:00:34 01:09:01 00:00:28 00:00:00
DNF Gabriel Terán Carvajal 2001 ECU 70 DNF 00:17:03 00:00:29 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNS Gabriel Sandör 1996 SWE 27 DNS 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
LAP Lachlan Haycock 2000 NZL 52 LAP 00:17:55 00:00:25 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
LAP Kurt Wesley 1997 AUS 61 LAP 00:17:27 00:00:26 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
LAP Jesus Gildardo Espiritu 1999 MEX 65 LAP 00:17:49 00:00:33 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
Technical Delegate: Adina Dusa/Rou, Head Referee: Ciprian Petrus/ROU. Competition Jury: Adina Dusa/ROU, Ahmed Nasser/EGY, Antonin Bauer/CZE
Distances: Swim 1500 m (2 laps), bike 40.8 km (connection + 7 laps), run 10 km (4 laps)
Water temperature 19.6ºC, air temperature 19.5ºC. Wetsuits allowed


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Korčula () je město, přímořské letovisko a turisty často vyhledávaná lokalita v Chorvatsku v Dubrovnicko-neretvanské župě. Nachází se na severovýchodě stejnojmenného ostrova a po vesnicích Vela Luka a Blato je jeho třetím největším sídlem. V roce 2011 žilo ve městě samotném 2 856 obyvatel, v celé opčině pak 5 663 obyvatel.

Ke městu administrativně připadá 5 sídel: Čara (616 obyvatel), Korčula (2 856 obyvatel), Pupnat (391 obyvatel), Račišće (432 obyvatel) a Žrnovo (1 368 obyvatel). Dále zde patří vesničky Babina, Bačva, Brdo, Kampuš, Kneže, Medvinjak, Piske, Prvo Selo, Pupnatska Luka, Tri Žala, Vrbovica, Zavalatica a Žrnovska Banja.

Dědictví
Opevněné staré město s ulicemi uspořádanými do vzoru rybí kostry (což umožňuje snadnou cirkulaci vzduchu, ale zároveň chrání před silnými větry) je vystaveno v těsné blízkosti útesů. Výstavba za hradbami byla zakázána až do 18. století, dřevěný padací most byl nahrazen až v roce 1863. Všechny rovné uličky jsou stupňovité (s výjimkou těch, jež vedou podél jihovýchodních hradeb – tzv. Ulic myšlenek (procházející lidé nemusejí dávat pozor na to, kam šlapou)). Ve městě se nachází několik historických památek: římskokatolickou katedrálu Svatého Marka (stavěna 1301 až 1806, františkánský klášter z 15. století, komory lidového sněmu, palác někdejších benátských guvernérů, paláce místních urozených kupců a masivní městské opevnění.

Oddaní katoličtí obyvatelé Korčuly udržují staré lidové slavnosti (včetně kostelních), například morešku – válečnou hru, ve středověku pořádanou v celém Středomoří.

Město je známé také svým nařízením z roku 1214, jímž jako první na světě zakázalo otroctví a postavilo ho mimo zákon.

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Externí odkazy

Města v Chorvatsku
Sídla v Dubrovnicko-neretvanské župě
Korčula
Přímořská letoviska v Chorvatsku


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Subject: Sport
BSc Sport and Recreation Management
School: Education and Sport, The Moray House School of
Introducing BSc Sport and Recreation Management
Sport is a rapidly expanding global business and our unique Sport and Recreation Management programme is highly regarded by the sports industry. It prepares you for a career in the sport and recreation industry.
The University's strong links with a wide range of major sports organisations provide you with excellent placement opportunities. You will develop an understanding of the principles of management, organisational management, and governance.
You will also learn to appreciate the value and purpose of sport in society, understand the social, cultural and economic importance of sport, and encounter contemporary issues in sport.
This academically rigorous programme views the world of sport from many social science perspectives and focuses on the business of sport as well as the importance of community sport and international development through sport.
You will be part of a community of researchers and academics involved in sport- and health-related research and activities. These include; advising government departments, supporting governance of sport at local, national and international levels, providing analyses to media outlets, organising international conferences and engaging in international development initiatives.
Across Sport, what you will study varies depending on the degree programme you choose.
Find specific year by year study information on your chosen degree programme page.
You will take two compulsory courses: Sport Management and Sport and Society.
Sport Management will cover:
Applied sport case studies
Organisation behaviour
Team management.
Trends in sport participation and provision, policies and practices of sport in the public, commercial and voluntary sectors are evaluated.
In Sport and Society, you will study contemporary social and cultural issues in sport. This will include focusing on key ideas in the sociology of sport, and the history and development of sport.
You will have access to other courses offered elsewhere in the University which you can choose as option courses. For example, Introduction to Business is offered by the Business School and is considered an option course.
You will take two compulsory courses: Operations Management; and Marketing, Sponsorship and Event Management.
You will also undertake an eight-week research-based placement within a local, national, or international sports organisation.
You will develop skills in presentation and report writing, and use of case study approaches. You will develop an understanding of how management works in the real world of sport.
You will again have access to other courses offered elsewhere in the University as options. For example, social anthropology is offered by the School of Social and Political Science.
You will take compulsory courses including:
Sport and Communication
Sport Strategic Management
You will also undertake an advanced research methods course.
You will take the following compulsory courses:
Sport in a Global Context
Sport, Media and Society
Performance Management in Sport
Social History of Sport in Scotland
You will also research and submit a dissertation report on a topic of your choice.
The majority of teaching will take place within the School of Education at the centrally located Holyrood campus.
The School provides its own IT labs and library, but you will also have access to all University computer facilities and libraries.
Students have a compulsory placement course in Year 2 that provides an invaluable opportunity for work-based learning, enabling you to further your understanding of sport management in practice and enhance your employability.
Placements have previously been with a wide range of organisations in the UK, such as:
Community sports clubs
Football clubs (such as Celtic and Manchester United)
Golf courses (such as Gleneagles),
Sports marketing and media companies (such as Sky Sports, IMG, the Scotsman)
Governing sport bodies (such as sportscotland, Scottish Hockey, jogscotland, Basketball Scotland, Rugby Football Union (RFU), Scottish Rugby Union (SRU))
Local authority sports trusts (such as Edinburgh Leisure)
It is possible to study abroad in Year 3 in the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and in a number of European universities.
You will be taught through a combination of lectures, tutorials, site visits, practical work, and problem-based case-study work and seminars.
You will be assessed through a mixture of coursework and examinations depending on the course.
A wide range of coursework assessment types include, but are not limited to:
Group or individual oral presentations
Posters presentations
Placement project reports
In-class tests
Recent graduates have gone on to work, among others, in the areas of:
Sport tourism and events management companies
National governing bodies
Sports media companies
Some students have started their own bus
SQA Highers: AAAB-ABBB by end of S5 or AAAA-AABB/ABBBB by end of S6. BBB must be achieved in one year of S4-S6.
Tuition fees for BSc Sport and Recreation Management
Some courses will require you to pay additional costs, depending on whether specific activities are involved.
For example, you may choose to do a particular type of research where you will work with children or vulnerable adults. In this case you will be required to fund the cost of applying to the Scottish government's Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) scheme. Or you may choose a placement location where travel costs will be required.
Degrees in Sport
2 degrees in Sport
Applied Sport Science (BSc) C610
Sport and Recreation Management (BSc) N230
Physical Education (MA) XC61
Why choose Sport
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We have a collection with the numbers 1 till 5 and we choose a subset of 3 numbers out of this collection. The order does not matter.
But many of these subsets are the same, because the order does not matter: [1,2,3],[1,3,2], [2,1,3], [2,3,1] [3,2,1], [3,1,2] ... These are called permutations.
The number of permutations of 3 elements is: 3 x 2 x 1= 6 (you could make a same tree diagram as above).
In the first branch we have all permutations of [1,2,3], in the second branch we have all permutations of [2,3,4] etc.


You have to understand that people are so scared about being real, that they would go to some effort and trouble to fake it. Aquarius-Pisces is a natural psychic. Is the Sun Sign definitely Aquarius? As long as they both know when to walk away from a disagreement, their relationship should be a strong, long-lasting romance. Aquarians require freedom to pursue their interests. So, what does Aquarius mean? Advice for Aquarius-Pisces Delving into spiritual matters and philosophical ideals is much more important to these folks than simply managing the details of day-to-day life. They are uncharacteristically wild, witty, and talkative for a Capricorn, and can be inspiring storytellers, who know how to engage and entertain their listeners, are prone to breakthrough moments, are seldom without a quick response or at a loss for words, and seem to generate excitement wherever they go. But more about me is I love playing Guitar! How to Handle an Aquarius Man The best match for Aquarius man is someone who understands that he needs space.
The Aquarius Man With Pisces Cusp: What Is He like?
All people born in any of these 31 days are considered to be in the Pisces zodiac sign. However, those born on this cusp will resonate with and be drawn to individuals who express Celebrity Example A good example of someone born on this cusp is Australian actress, singer, and film producer, , born. Aquarius is interested in all things scientific. Are you Aquarius or Pisces? They must learn how to say what they mean and not worry about upsetting people. Aquarius and Aquarius Aquarius and will challenge each other and give each other the freedom to pursue their individual interests and goals.
Like the Capricorn Aquarius cusps, Gemini have a wide social circle and communicate well with people. This will take some pressure off and ensure a fun time for both parties. Pisces 2s believe in karma. This means that flexible careers that offer opportunities to experience new places are more appealing to Aquarius. Eventually, this might result in people liking the Aquarius Pisces cusp.
If used well, the Aquafish can both rise up in the sky like the air, and dive deep into the ocean in its water form. In fact, Virgos, with their high standards, make for great inspirations for these cuspians. Capricorn being an earth sign and Aquarius an air sign, the cusp acquires the traits of both and gets a character of its own. These represent the four basic modes of being. However, Aquarius could never be restricted by a schedule.
They can be extremely romantic and sensitive, hoping to truly melt themselves in the love and sense of belonging, to become one with the partner. You can count on this combination to be extremely bold, both in her words and in her actions. If they can know this early on in life, they can make choices to avoid this kind of behavior. From where we live Lake Annette is about 5 or so minutes south from me in the country. It is important that their companion not force them to limit their innovative liberty, which is the lifeline of these persons.
The description was spot on, and many of the comments had me nodding my head in agreement. Sometimes this procrastination is built-in, given the innate disorganization that disrupts any organic flow that might have carried them to the finish line. Loaded with multiple obligations they are not able to meet some which is the reason that they let down the expectations of many people. They may choose wildly unsuitable partners but given the right person and the right environment they will remain devoted lovers to the end. Regardless, the Capricorn Aquarius cusp people are very driven people.
They are very intellectual at a high level, but fail miserably when it comes to practical details and following through. Rather, it manifests your most basic and true personality traits. So glad there are people out there who understand!! Otherwise, this would all be for nothing. She uses her ever-present rationality to make informed, yet original choices. Further, Librans are also masters of diplomacy and will easily strategize their goals and communicate with these cusps. Are you an Aquarius in love? I have dabbled in standup and improvisational comedy, screenwriting and am now getting pretty serious about pottery and knitting.
They are unwilling to change or bend to suit the needs of others. They must not give up on the world and retreat. All in all very insightful article hah makes almost to much sense. As a result this Element represents good communication and social skills, imagination, kindness and rebellion. We seem to have a very short attention span when it comes to the things that matter. Pisces covers the month February 19 to March 20.
When somebody breaks into the scene that is the real deal, they tend to gravitate towards that person. While the former is ruled by the planet Saturn and has cardinal qualities, the latter is ruled by both Saturn and Uranus and contains fixed qualities. While this might seem dreamy and admirable to fellow Aquarius and Pisces, to others, it seems a bit flaky. A group setting such as a charity event or social gathering will be the perfect first date for Aquarius. Like Pisces 1, they may leave a trail of divorces and broken relationships behind them. This is a big deal in this day and age.
Keep reading to discover more! An unconventional lover When and combine their strengths together, the result can only be brilliant. But, what if you get an unknown result by mixing two known elements? People would respect you more if you actually meant what you say and say what you mean. Aquarius finds luck with the color turquoise. If that aspect of their personality comes out then they can end up building something only to sabotage it later. The Cusp of Oscillation This cusp is often called the cusp of oscillation. They are also judgemental, detached, and aloof at times and might seem lost in their own world. However, they can be shy, quiet and sometimes elusive, refusing to show their true selves.


Interesting to note that a group set up to represent the primary healthcare sector does not have a representative from the group delivering most of the primary care in NZ - privately owned GP practices.
If that is indeed the case it makes the new "Federation" a complete waste of time for coal face General Practice and more like an organisation set up to save PHOs from extinction. Surely that can't be true?!!!
While Dr Aish and Dr Chambers do part own medical practices (Dr Aish's appears to be a VLCA), this gives the impression they are on the board in their positions as Chairs of PHO's.
Membership is currently only open to not for profit organisations - says it all really.
Actually Angus's Practice IS a PHO. Funny that. No disrespect to Angus who is both a gentleman and a scholar. The issue is that "core" General Practice is not represented.
Primary Health Alliance chair Philip Grant says, in the article, that the federation is not about being a flashy, high-profile organisation. The context given by Mr Grant, at the time, was in terms of "corporate headquarters or infrastructure".
I regret the omission of those words in the original article, and have added them.
Mr Grant says, in a subsequent email, "we certainly expect the federation to be high profile in many other ways".
I'm not sure exactly what that's supposed to mean. The make up of the federation certainly looks like it was formed by PHOs for PHOs. Just where is the representation from coal face General Practice? Perhaps the federation can outline how General Practice will be consulted and represented.


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@interface ADALADFSv3InteractiveLoginTests : ADALBaseUITest

@end

@implementation ADALADFSv3InteractiveLoginTests

- (void)setUp
{
    [super setUp];

    MSIDTestAutomationConfigurationRequest *configurationRequest = [MSIDTestAutomationConfigurationRequest new];
    configurationRequest.accountProvider = MSIDTestAccountProviderADfsv3;
    configurationRequest.appVersion = MSIDAppVersionV1;
    [self loadTestConfiguration:configurationRequest];
}

#pragma mark - Tests

// #290995 iteration 11
- (void)testInteractiveADFSv3Login_withPromptAlways_noLoginHint_ADALWebView
{
    NSDictionary *params = @{
                             @"prompt_behavior" : @"always",
                             @"validate_authority" : @YES
                             };
    NSDictionary *config = [self.testConfiguration configWithAdditionalConfiguration:params];

    [self acquireToken:config];

    [self aadEnterEmail];
    [self enterADFSv3Password];

    [self assertAccessTokenNotNil];
    [self closeResultView];

    // Acquire token again.
    [self acquireToken:config];
    [self assertAuthUIAppear];
    [self closeAuthUI];
    [self closeResultView];

    // Now do silent #296725
    NSDictionary *silentParams = @{
                                   @"user_identifier" : self.primaryAccount.account,
                                   @"client_id" : self.testConfiguration.clientId,
                                   @"authority" : self.testConfiguration.authority,
                                   @"resource" : self.testConfiguration.resource
                                   };

    config = [self.testConfiguration configWithAdditionalConfiguration:silentParams];
    [self acquireTokenSilent:config];
    [self assertAccessTokenNotNil];
    [self closeResultView];

    // Now expire access token
    [self expireAccessToken:config];
    [self assertAccessTokenExpired];
    [self closeResultView];

    // Now do access token refresh
    [self acquireTokenSilent:config];
    [self assertAccessTokenNotNil];
    [self closeResultView];

    // Now do silent #296725 without providing user ID
    silentParams = @{
                     @"client_id" : self.testConfiguration.clientId,
                     @"authority" : self.testConfiguration.authority,
                     @"resource" : self.testConfiguration.resource
                     };

    config = [self.testConfiguration configWithAdditionalConfiguration:silentParams];
    [self acquireTokenSilent:config];
    [self assertAccessTokenNotNil];
    [self closeResultView];
}

// #290995 iteration 12
- (void)testInteractiveADFSv3Login_withPromptAlways_withLoginHint_ADALWebView
{
    NSDictionary *params = @{
                             @"prompt_behavior" : @"always",
                             @"validate_authority" : @YES,
                             @"user_identifier" : self.primaryAccount.account,
                             @"user_identifier_type" : @"optional_displayable"
                             };
    NSDictionary *config = [self.testConfiguration configWithAdditionalConfiguration:params];

    [self acquireToken:config];

    [self enterADFSv3Password];

    [self assertAccessTokenNotNil];
    [self closeResultView];

    // Acquire token again.
    [self acquireToken:config];
    [self assertAuthUIAppear];
}

#pragma mark - Private

- (void)enterADFSv3Password
{
    XCUIElement *passwordTextField = self.testApp.secureTextFields[@"Password"];
    [self waitForElement:passwordTextField];
    [self tapElementAndWaitForKeyboardToAppear:passwordTextField];
    [passwordTextField typeText:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@\n", self.primaryAccount.password]];
}

@end


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This includes the coordination of the investment philosophy, strategies and resources with the needs and objectives of a wide range of institutional and individual customers.
Tom has more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry.
Prior to joining Peoples Security, Tom served as the Chief Investment Officer for Univest's Wealth Management Division and worked as an investment management consultant and manager for PricewaterhouseCoopers.
He earned a B.S.B.A. degree in finance from Shippensburg University. He also holds the designation of Certified Financial Planner.
Carl J. Pettinato
Investment Officer
Carl is responsible for the management of portfolios within the Wealth Management Group – Investment Management & Trust Services Division. He currently works with individual and institutional clients by creating, managing and protecting their wealth in accordance their goals and objectives through the use of various financial planning tools. He has been with the firm since 2007 and brings with him over 20 years of experience in the industry.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Masters of Business Administration in Finance from Marywood University. He is active in the community, having served on various committees such as Bread Basket of NEPA and the Susan Komen Foundation - Scranton's Race for the Cure.
Melissa Ciero
Melissa serves as Administrative Assistant to our Department. She joined the bank in 1997 and has been with the Wealth Management Division since 2014.
Melissa is responsible for answering and directing phone calls, responding to general inquiries, organizing and scheduling appointments, maintaining contact lists and acting as a liaison between our Directors Trust Committee and our Officers.
Trust Administration & Relationship Management
Carol C. McMullen
phone | 570- 346-7741 x2202
Carol is responsible for the administration of personal trust and estate services and foundation/endowment account relationships. She also acts as Relationship Manager on Investment Management accounts. She has been with the bank since 1978 joining the Trust Department in 1982. She brings with her over 30 years of trust banking experience in the Northeastern Pennsylvania market.
Carol is a graduate of Marywood University, holds an MBA in Finance from the University of Scranton,
and is a graduate of the PBA Trust School and the ABA National Trust School at Northwestern University. She holds a Certified Trust and Financial Advisor designation from the American Bankers Association/Institute of Certified Bankers.
She is active in the community, currently serving on the Boards of The Choral Society of NEPA; the Isaiah F. Everhart Museum of Natural Science, History, and Art; Scranton's First Friday Art Walk; and is a member of the finance committee of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Scranton and serves on the Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem. She is a member of the 8-voice professional a cappella ensemble, The Lyric Consort, and performs with the symphonic chorus of The Choral Society of NEPA.
Kristen R. Noll
Kristen is responsible for the administration of personal trust and estate services and serves as the
Relationship Manager on Investment Management Accounts. She joined Penn Security Bank & Trust Company in 1998 and has been with the Trust Department since 2001.
Kristen holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting/Taxation from Keystone College and a Masters of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance and Investments from Marywood University. She is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association Central Atlantic School of Trust and Investment Management and recently received her designation as a Certified IRA Specialist.
She has been active in the community throughout her career. She has served on the boards for First Night Scranton, Corporate Fiduciaries Inc., Scranton Civic Ballet, Santa Parade Inc., Leadership Lackawanna and Bread Basket of NEPA. She currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Lackawanna Industrial Fund Enterprises (LIFE) for the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce, is on the Selection Committee for the Clements Educational Scholarship Fund and is also on the Perkins Grant Stakeholder Committee at Lackawanna College.
Robert W. McDonald
Bob joined the firm in 2000 and currently serves as the CPA and Tax Officer in the Investment Management and Trust Services Division. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge, having over 25 years of tax and accounting experience.
Bob received his undergraduate degree majoring in Accounting and Management, an MBA in Finance and Master of Since in Taxation. Bob enjoys sharing his knowledge having served as an adjunct faculty member at The University of Scranton and Marywood University teaching courses in Federal Taxation, Corporate Taxation and Financial Accounting.
He is a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants and Pennsylvania Society of Public Accountants.
Trust Operations Specialist
Tax Assistant
Connie serves as a backup to the Trust Operations Manager. She joined the bank in 1987 and has been with the Wealth Management Division since 2008.
Connie is responsible for preparing securities for transfer and sale through local brokers, performing daily maintenance and fee monitoring, entering receipts, disbursement and asset changes to accounts and verifying securities sent and received through DTC (Bank of New York).
Connie also supports our CPA throughout the year by updating spreadsheets, mailing pertinent tax information, collecting information for annual returns and preparing estimated tax payments.
Carla Olenchak
Trust Operations Manager
Carla is responsible for the control and direction of all daily Trust Operation functions. She joined Peoples Security Bank & Trust Company in 2005 and has been with the Wealth Management Group since 2006.
Carla is responsible for maintaining Trust Records, account cash ledgers and department cash ledgers and operates and monitors the trust accounting system. She is responsible for implementing strategies to achieve goals developed for the department as part of the bank's annual operating plan and ensuring the department's compliance with operating policies and procedures and outside regulatory requirements.
Lorraine Shaffer
Lorraine serves as a backup to the Trust Operations Manager. She joined the bank in 1988 and has been with the Wealth Management Division since 2006.
Lorraine is responsible for preparing securities for transfer and sale through local brokers, performing daily maintenance and fee monitoring, entering receipts, disbursement and asset changes to accounts and verifying securities sent and received through DTC (Bank of New York).
She is a graduate of Penn State University.
The Investment Management & Trust Services Group is authorized to act in a fiduciary capacity in the state of Pennsylvania. Peoples Security Wealth Management Group is a trade name under Peoples Security Bank and Trust Company.
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