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Clergy sex abuse advocates criticize method of picking new Buffalo bishop
By Michael Mroziak • Jan 15, 2021
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While wishing new Diocese of Buffalo Bishop Michael Fisher success in his new role, a former priest turned advocate for clergy sex abuse victims says Fisher's selection is clouded by the involvement of a former superior, who stepped down from a powerful position within the US Catholic Church amid his own accusations of covering up abuse cases.
Bishop Michael Fisher's installation day arrives in Catholic Diocese of Buffalo
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The Roman Catholic Church was scheduled to install Bishop Michael Fisher as the 15th Bishop of the Diocese of Buffalo in a Friday afternoon ceremony inside St. Joseph's Cathedral in downtown Buffalo. Earlier in the week, WBFO had the opportunity to interview the bishop one-on-one and cover topics including the ongoing COVID pandemic, the Church's role in social justice issues and, of course, the clergy sex abuse scandal which broke nearly three years ago.
WBFO's Michael Mroziak interviews Bishop Michael Fisher in advance of his installation Friday, January 15, 2021 as the 15th Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo. Topics included Fisher's desire to be a more down-to-earth leader, trying to continue ministry during COVID, the Church's role in social justice issues and, of course, the Diocese of Buffalo's clergy sex abuse scandal.
Vatican appoints new bishop for Buffalo Catholic Diocese
By Michael Mroziak & Marian Hetherly • Dec 1, 2020
Buffalo Catholic Diocese
Washington, D.C. Auxiliary Bishop Michael William Fisher has been appointed by Pope Francis as the fifteenth bishop of the Diocese of Buffalo in an announcement from the Vatican Tuesday.
WBFO's Michael Mroziak has reaction from local Catholic clergy and lay leadership.
Clergy sex abuse advocate welcomes AG's lawsuit against Catholic Diocese
By Michael Mroziak • Nov 24, 2020
An advocate for clergy sex abuse victims who had actively called for the removal of Bishop Richard Malone is praising the New York State Attorney General for her lawsuit against the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo and its former top leadership.
Whalen on AG's lawsuit against Catholic Diocese: 'A big stepping stone'
His revelation nearly three years ago of sexual abuse by a priest within the Diocese of Buffalo touched off a wave of further complaints, which soon led to the departure of former diocesan leaders. Michael Whalen, when asked about the lawsuit filed against the diocese Monday by the New York State Attorney General, called the action "a big stepping stone" toward justice.
Decline in coronavirus deaths prompts limited reopening of churches, mosques and temples
By Mark Scott • Jun 7, 2020
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The number of deaths related to COVID-19 in New York has reached another all-time low since the peak of the disease in April.
Catholic Diocese closing its Christ The King Seminary, deeming it unsustainable
By Michael Mroziak • Feb 4, 2020
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The Diocese of Buffalo is shutting down Christ the King Seminary at the end of its current academic year.
Diocese of Buffalo bankruptcy "imminent" according to financial report
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo has revealed a $5 million deficit for its fiscal year 2018-2019 and, according to its own financial report, bankruptcy is "imminent."
New lawsuits against Diocese include first-time accusation, claims of cover-up
By Michael Mroziak • Jan 2, 2020
Two more lawsuits are being filed today against the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, one of which identifies a local priest as an alleged abuser for the first time, while the other accuses a former auxiliary bishop of providing "hush money" in a 1980s case.
Apostolic administrator tells Catholic weekly Buffalo bankruptcy a "likelihood"
By Michael Mroziak • Dec 6, 2019
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Bishop Edward Scharfenberger of Albany, who earlier this week was named the apostolic administrator for the Diocese of Buffalo, tells a Catholic weekly publication that bankruptcy is a "likelihood" for the diocese.
Interim leader of Buffalo Catholic Diocese says "no hidden agendas, no marching orders"
He came to Buffalo saying he'll be doing a lot of listening and learning. Bishop Edward Scharfenberger of Albany met diocesan staff and local news media Wednesday, just hours after the Vatican confirmed the resignation of Bishop Richard Malone.
Pope accepts Bishop Malone's 'early retirement,' interim leader comes from Albany
By Marian Hetherly • Dec 4, 2019
Diocese of Albany
"Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop Richard J. Malone from the pastoral governance of the Diocese of Buffalo and has appointed Most Reverend Edward B. Scharfenberger, Bishop of Albany, as the Apostolic Administrator of Buffalo to serve until the installation of a new bishop," announced the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops early Wednesday morning.
Listen to Wednesday's news conference with interim Buffalo Bishop Edward Scharfenberger
Bishop Malone denies "imminent resignation," diocesan spokesperson tells TV reporter
Bishop Richard Malone is formally denying a tweeted suggestion by a journalist who covers Vatican news that his resignation is "imminent."
Report: Bishop Malone's resignation "imminent"
By Michael Mroziak & Omar Fetouh • Nov 13, 2019
A correspondent for London-based weekly Catholic news publication The Tablet, citing "reliable sources," suggests Bishop Richard Malone's resignation is "imminent," in advance of a Friday meeting between Pope Francis and the bishops of dioceses of New York State.
Diocese of Rochester files Chapter 11; not ruled out for Diocese of Buffalo
By Michael Mroziak • Sep 12, 2019
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The Diocese of Rochester, which faces dozens of lawsuits filed under the Child Victims Act, filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection Thursday morning. Bishop Richard Malone, in his most recent public comments, revealed it's an option still under consideration for the Diocese of Buffalo.
Diocese of Buffalo announces Bishop Malone's secretary taking leave of absence
By Michael Mroziak • Aug 20, 2019
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo announced Tuesday afternoon that Rev. Ryszard Biernat, Bishop Richard Malone's secretary and the diocesan vice chancellor, is taking a leave of absence.
"Every story is a heartbreak": Flood of child sex abuse cases expected to be filed in Erie County
By Kyle S. Mackie • Aug 13, 2019
More than 230 cases are already expected to be filed in Erie County during the statewide one-year window that starts Wednesday and allows survivors of child sex abuse to file charges against their abuser—regardless of when the abuse took place.
WBFO's Kyle Mackie reports.
One day after Diocese issues IRCP report, abuse advocate criticizes process
By Michael Mroziak • May 29, 2019
A former priest who now leads an agency advocating for victims of sexual abuse is criticizing the system by which the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo processed and compensated abuse cases.
Sold! Former Catholic bishop's residence has new owner
By Michael Mroziak • Mar 12, 2019
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The E.B. Green-designed mansion where Buffalo's Catholic bishops once resided is now in the hands of a new owner. The Diocese of Buffalo announced Tuesday that the sale of the property at 77 Oakland Place has closed.
Diocese of Buffalo marks Ash Wednesday with start of year-long Prayer of Healing for abuse victims
By Michael Mroziak • Mar 6, 2019
Ash Wednesday, which opens the solemn Christian season of Lent, is a period of time during which faithful examine their own selves, sometimes commit to sacrifices such as giving up an indulgence and seek spiritual cleansing. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, acknowledging its clergy sexual abuse scandal, is marking Ash Wednesday 2019 as the start of a year-long prayer of healing for church abuse victims and the church itself.
Annual Catholic youth convention powers up in Buffalo
By Mike Desmond • Mar 4, 2019
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Hundreds of Catholic young people turned out over the weekend for the annual Youth Convention, this year carrying the theme "Power Up."
WBFO's Mike Desmond reports
Opposition mounts to Bishop marching in St. Patrick's Parade
By Mark Scott • Feb 16, 2019
There's an online petition to stop Bishop Richard Malone from marching in this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Diocese places Giangreco on administrative leave following complaint
By WBFO Newsroom • Nov 21, 2018
The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo announced Wednesday afternoon that Father Samuel T. Giangreco, Jr. has been placed on admnistrative leave following a complaint of "sexual misconduct involving an adult female."
Buffalo's Bishop addresses sexual abuse scandal after meeting with diocesan priests
By WBFO Newsroom • Nov 5, 2018
Buffalo's Catholic Bishop Richard Malone addressed the media in a lengthy press conference following a meeting with priests from across the Diocese. He spoke on the scandal over sexual abuse by members of the clergy, and calls for his resignation over handling of the matter.
WBFO's Michael Mroziak reporting during "All Things Considered" on Bishop Malone's meeting with local priests to discuss church sex abuse scandal.
Bishop says he made mistakes, but not enough to warrant resignation
By Michael Mroziak • Nov 2, 2018
Bishop Richard Malone says he made mistakes in handling accusations of sexual abuse by clergy but those errors were not to a level that calls for his resignation. Hours before Malone's remarks to a local radio station, a group of Catholic lay persons stood outside the Diocese of Buffalo's downtown headquarters, renewing the call for change in local church leadership.
Local priest reflects on impact of "60 Minutes" story
By Mark Scott • Oct 28, 2018
The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo will be in the national spotlight Sunday night when the CBS news program "60 Minutes" airs a segment on the response to the clergy abuse scandal here.
As Diocese confirms federal subpoena, advocates focus on local seminary
By Michael Mroziak • Oct 19, 2018
The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo confirmed Friday morning they've received a subpoena from the US Attorney's Office in Buffalo, one day after CBS News reported federal investigators are looking into allegations of sexual abuse by clergy.
Meanwhile, a former priest turned advocate for sexual abuse victims is raising additional allegations against a priest who, until recently, was heading an East Aurora seminary.
Bishop admits mistakes, vows to stay on
By WBFO Newsroom • Sep 9, 2018
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Bishop Richard Malone is again apologizing to parishioners of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo. A letter from the Bishop is being read at Masses this weekend in the wake Attorney General Barbara Underwood's decision to begin an investigation into clergy abuse statewide.
State AG announces hotline, investigation of clergy sex abuse
By Michael Mroziak • Sep 6, 2018
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Victims of sexual abuse by clergy and those with information about such cases are being encouraged to contact a hotline or file an online complaint form. Those options were announced Thursday by the New York State Attorney General, who has also reportedly issued subpoenas to every diocese within the state, including the Diocese of Buffalo, seeking more information on abuse.
Canisius College leader condemns atrocities of priest sexual abuse scandal
By Eileen Buckley • Aug 31, 2018
The leader of Canisius College in Buffalo is condemning the Catholic Church in wake of the priest sexual abuse scandal. WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley met Canisius President John Hurley in his office where he is calling on the Catholic Church to allow women to play a role in restoring faith in the church.
WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley sat down with Canisius College president John Hurley.

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est duc d'Aquitaine et de Vasconie de 670 à 688 et d'origine vasconne.

Biographie
La date à laquelle il reçoit le duché de Vasconie n'est pas connue. On sait seulement qu'il succède à Toulouse au duc Félix dont il était l'un des fidèles. D'après les Miracula Martialis, il combat aux côtés de saint Léger contre le maire du palais Ébroïn. Mais son parti est défait et Garin, le frère de saint Léger est exécuté, et Loup accueille leurs partisans, rescapés de la défaite. Il continue la lutte et lance vers 676 une expédition armée depuis Toulouse vers le nord. Il tente de prendre Limoges, centre essentiel du pouvoir en Aquitaine dans le haut Moyen Âge. Grièvement blessé, son sort après ces événements reste inconnu, mais il n'est pas absolument certain qu'il soit mort à cette date.

L'Historia Wambae Regis, rédigée à la fin du  par , parle d'un duc franc qui attaque Béziers pendant la révolte de Paul, duc de Septimanie en 673. Béziers et la Septimanie appartenaient à l'époque au royaume wisigoth d'Espagne. L'attaque fut repoussée par les troupes du roi wisigoth Wamba (août/).

Famille

Ascendance
Le fait qu'il soit un fidèle du duc Félix montre des attaches dans le Toulousain, mais il est également possessionné dans l'Orléanais.

Le nom de Loup est porté par plusieurs seigneurs et évêques du nord de la Gaule sans liens de familles prouvés entre eux. Ce nom montre une origine plutôt champenoise et, au-delà, issue de la noblesse sénatoriale écrit Christian Settipani. Nous trouvons :
 Loup, évêque de Troyes de 427 à 475 ;
 Loup, évêque de Soissons de 511 à 532 et neveu de Remi, l'évêque de Reims qui baptisa  ;
 Loup, évêque de Châlons en 535 ;
 Loup, duc de Champagne de 571 à 584, père de l'évêque de Reims Romulf, possessionné à Tours, Poitiers et Orléans et frère de Magnulf, évêque de Toulouse vers 585 ;
 Loup, évêque de Sens en 612 ;
 Loup, évêque de Troyes au début du  ;
 Loup, évêque de Limoges en 631.

Inspiré du nom de l'animal, l'anthroponyme Loup peut avoir des origines distinctes, surtout en plusieurs langues. Si les écrits en latin du  mentionnent Lupus pour Loup, le prénom basque Otxoa ou Otsoa est bien dérivé de otso, " loup " (ou otsoa, " le loup ") en basque.

Descendance
Sa descendance n'est pas connue. En 769 est mentionné un Loup, duc de Vasconie, allié d', duc d'Aquitaine, chez qui ce dernier se réfugie, mais qui est cependant livré aux Francs. Ce Loup de Vasconie est peut-être un descendant de . En dehors de la charte d'Alaon, faux document fabriqué au , aucun document ne permet d'établir la filiation entre les deux.

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Notes et références

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 Liste des comtes et ducs de Gascogne
 Liste_des_ducs_d'Aquitaine

Personnalité française du VIIe siècle
Personnalité du haut Moyen Âge par nom
Maison de Gascogne
Duc d'Aquitaine au haut Moyen Âge
Duc de Gascogne
Noblesse du duché de Vasconie

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Public Inc. shows how a little bit can have a huge impact for isolated seniors
November 22, 2021 February 14, 2022 by David Brown
Who: Meals on Wheels America, with Public Inc. for creative and strategy, Polyester Studio for animation.
What: "Give a little bit," a new ad campaign for the American charity to encourage donations around the holidays. Public has an office in New York, but most of the work was done from the social impact agency's home office in Toronto.
When & Where: The ad soft-launched last week, but gets a bigger media push through U.S. Thanksgiving this week. The focus is on paid digital, but a 30-second version is running on broadcast TV thanks to donated inventory from NBC Universal ahead of Giving Tuesday on Nov. 30.
Why: It was a "wide open brief" from Meals on Wheels for a holiday giving campaign showing how donations can have a transformative impact on the lives of seniors, said Public founder and CEO Phillip Haid.
The agency had been working on an evolved strategic positioning for the brand over the last couple of years and, in this ad, that new positioning is central to the creative. "The strategy underneath it is called 'the power of a knock,'" said Haid.
The core value proposition of Meals on Wheels is the human interaction that comes with meal delivery, he said. "That knock on the door, what it does for a senior in terms of his or her mental health, physical health, nutritional health, their safety and security, it's incredible. That was the starting point."
How: The spot, which runs 45 seconds online, shows how an elderly woman—home alone with her cat, watching TV in a darkened living room—is suddenly transformed when she hears the knock from Meals on Wheels. As she walks through the house to answer the door, everything around her brightens up and comes alive. "You can help brighten a senior's day," says the closing super, accompanied by a request for donations and a push to MealsOnWheelsAmeica.org.
"I think the spot is sweet and kind and heartfelt, because it gets at that human truth, which is the essence of the organization," said Haid.
Choosing animation was critical in the effectiveness of the execution, he said. "We just felt like animation was a great way to show the transformation, of how she gets a spring in her step and how things come alive because of that human interaction," he said.
Along with the animation, there was one other critical factor for Public…
The music: The ad is soundtracked by Supertramp's 1977 hit "Give a Little Bit." Haid said the band and frontman/songwriter Roger Hodgson were very generous about using the song in the spot.
"I think it's really, really important to the piece because it sets the tone," said Haid. "It is trying to tie this idea that the little acts that people do take, sometimes we don't think they can have a big impact. But in the case of vulnerable seniors who might not see a lot of people in any given week, it's huge."
And we quote: "There has never been a more important time to increase attention and support our senior neighbours. For so many, the isolation and loneliness we all experienced through the pandemic is their everyday way of life. "Give a Little Bit" shows us that it only takes a small act to make a huge difference." — Kristine Templin, Meals on Wheels America chief development officer.
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Feds seek to protect rare Texas plant in the path of border wall construction – Capitol Hill Pulse
Feds seek to protect rare Texas plant in the path of border wall construction
February 25, 2022 0 By ERIN DOUGLAS
The construction of border barriers in the Rio Grande Valley could jeopardize a rare Texas plant's survival, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service scientists.
The federal agency on Monday proposed an endangered species designation for the prostrate milkweed, a native South Texas plant that has lost habitat to the invasive species buffelgrass, which quickly colonizes patches of land cleared for development — including for the construction of border barriers.
"Depending on the alignment, construction [of border barriers] would obliterate prostrate milkweed plants" in one area of the plant's habitat, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's species status assessment report said.
All known U.S. populations of prostrate milkweed are found within 8 miles of the Rio Grande, scientific studies show.
"We've always known it's quite a rare species," said Chris Best, the state botanist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Texas who worked on the agency's proposal.
The Fish and Wildlife Service will make a final decision on the endangered species designation in a year. If approved, the designation would set aside 691 acres of habitat in Starr and Zapata counties deemed critical to the plant's survival — including land in a national wildlife refuge in Starr County where U.S. Customs and Border Protection had scheduled road improvements and planned border barrier construction. President Joe Biden paused most border barrier construction when he took office.
In Starr and Zapata counties, 24 communities of prostrate milkweed remain, according to an analysis by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Almost 80% of those communities have very low numbers.
Eight more communities are known to be scattered throughout Mexico. More plants might exist in Texas, but since much of the land is held by private landowners, and because the plant can survive dormant underground for months to years at a time, it's excessively difficult to survey.
Best worked at the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge for 16 years and said whenever staffers found the plant in the field, "everybody would be like, 'God, look at that, prostrate milkweed! That's incredible."
Construction that clears land — whether for border security activities, oil and gas wells, wind turbines, or county roads — destabilizes and destroys the soil that the prostrate milkweed needs to thrive, while giving an advantage to its aggressive buffelgrass competitor. Buffelgrass was intentionally introduced to South Texas from Africa by the federal and state government in the 1950s to help ranchers stabilize overgrazed and parched soil.
In one survey of a community of prostrate milkweed plants in Zapata County, 200 plants were identified between 1988 and 1993. After a fiber optic cable was installed in the highway right-of-way location, by 2017, only one plant was found.
Endangered species designations generally slow land development by requiring the federal government to take additional protective measures for the plant or animal at risk before issuing the permits necessary for construction.
But environmental lawyers said it's unclear whether a border wall would be blocked or even slowed by an endangered species designation for the prostrate milkweed. The federal Department of Homeland Security has routinely waived environmental laws to allow border wall construction on federal land, and endangered plants on state and private lands have fewer protections under the Endangered Species Act.
"[The waivers] basically create a law-free zone," said Brian Segee, a senior attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity, which sued the Fish and Wildlife Service to move faster to list the prostrate milkweed, along with dozens of other potentially endangered species.
Border barriers cross sensitive habitat
The Trump administration ultimately built only about 21 miles of new border barrier along the 1,200-mile Texas-Mexico border before Biden paused most of that work upon taking office. But Gov. Greg Abbott has since pursued a state-funded border barrier and began construction in Starr County — one of the only known places in Texas where the prostrate milkweed still grows.
Nan Tolson, a spokesperson for Abbott, wrote in a statement that Abbott believes the endangered species proposal shows the Biden administration's priorities are wrong.
"Instead of stepping up to protect innocent lives from human traffickers and stopping the influx of deadly drugs like fentanyl from coming across our border, President Biden has instead chosen to focus on protecting plants," Tolson wrote.
Lawyers at the Center for Biological Diversity said that the designation would not prevent border barrier construction by the federal government because the law only requires federal agencies to take additional steps for protection, such as setting aside other habitat for the species at risk.
And it wouldn't do much to slow construction of a state wall. The law does not require private landowners or state agencies to take precautions to protect endangered species' habitat on their land unless the construction requires a federal permit.
Private landowners can remove endangered plants on their land without consequence. State law prohibits damaging endangered plants on state land; environmental attorneys said it's unclear whether the state of Texas could waive its own law.
Because most of Texas' land is privately owned, the future of the prostrate milkweed will largely depend on the actions of landowners along the border. Best, the Fish and Wildlife botanist, said some landowners have already agreed to conservation easements, cooperated with scientists to conduct studies and partnered with nonprofit organizations to protect the plant's habitat.
"It's part of the natural heritage of the region," Best said. "When rare species like this start to disappear, it's a warning that things are out of kilter, and if we don't fix it, we're going to lose more species."
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Bursar Jobs Opportunity at College of Advanced and Professional Studies (CAPS) in Makurdi Nigeria 2014
The Institution:
The College of Advanced and Professional Studies (CAPS), Makurdi was established in 1976 by the Benue State Government. It was previously known as School of Basic Studies (SBS) and later School of Remedial Studies (SRS).The institution was located at Ugbokolo but later swapped places with the Murtala College of Arts, Science and Technology (MUCAST), now Benue State Polytechnic, which saw it, moved to Makurdi in 1981. CAPS runs the IJMBE Programme which has headquarters at Ahmadu Bello University Zaria and professional courses such as Fashion and Designing, Computer Science, Painting and Decorating, Welding and Fabrication, Building and Engineering Drawing, Radio and Television Servicing, and Carpentry and Joinery. The College also commenced National Diploma courses in October 2013 in the following courses: Computer Science, Mathematics Education, Accountancy, Business Administration and Management, Public Administration, Fashion Design and Clothing Technology, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, and Quantity Surveying and Building Technology.
The Ministry of Education, the parent Ministry of the institution oversees the College and plays the role of the Governing Council.
In order to put a substantive Management in place having disbanded the former management in 2009, the Honourable Commissioner, Ministry of Education, Makurdi hereby invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following post
Position: Bursar
The Bursar is a Principal Officer who plans, organizes, directs and coordinates the operations of the financial system of the College. He/she is the Chief Financial Officer of the College.
The Bursar shall be responsible for the following in connection with the
Accounting Records and systems in the College:
Compilation of the main accounting records.
Initiation of new accounting systems, indenting and procedure for local purchase
Production of reliable and complete Management Information System (MIS) to the Council and other relevant Committees
Overall supervision of the accounting records and systems in the College
The Bursar is responsible to Rector for day-to-day financial administration of the College
Maintain liaison with financial agencies and external auditors.
Candidates must possess a good Bachelors Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) IN Accounting in a recognized Institution of higher teaming and full registration with a recognized professional accounting body. A Masters Degree in relevant field is an added advantage.
Candidates must have at least Ten (10) years cognate post graduate and professional experience in a tertiary institution or related establishments. He/she must have served for a period not less than five (5) years as Chief Accountant.
The Bursar enjoys a Consolidated Salary. That is N5, 407, 503.00 per annum including other benefits and allowances that may be approved by the Governing Council of the Institution.
Method of Application:
Interested candidates should forward 20 copies of their typewritten applications and detailed curriculum vitae including photocopies of relevant credentials and the names and addresses of three (3) referees who should be requested to forward confidential reports on them. The Curriculum vitae should give details as follows:
Post Desired
State of Origin/ Local Government
Current Postal Address, e-mail and telephone numbers
Marital Status, Number and Ages of Children
Educational Institutions Attended with dates
Qualification (Academics/ Professional)
Previous Employer (s), Post (s) held with dates
Post and Salary (evidence of salary will be demanded at the interview).
Publication(s)(if any)
Names of three (3) Referees
Normal Signature
Applicants must also be ready to support every claim with documentary evidence where applicable and will bring the originals of their credentials to the interview if shortlisted.
All applications should be submitted not later than 20th March, 2014 .
Applications are to be submitted in sealed envelopes marked "POST OF BURSAR" at the left hand corner and addressed to:
The Honourable Commissioner
Ministry of Education Headquarters
Makurdi, Benue State
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Since leaving the garage, the factory has grown and more equipment has been added to the operation but the original electric kiln given to them by their father to start the operation is still in use today. The production has evolved quite a bit over the years, but their passion for creating unique and lasting ceramic garden art lives on.
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Ian Higginson, second from left, owner of Higginson Farm Equipment in Vankleek Hill with Boris Filin, George Pertenova, and Sergey Arsentiev of the Petersburg Tractor Plant in Petersburg, Russia next to a MTZ/Kirovets tractor with the hood open and the Mercedes-Benz engine on display. Photo: James Morgan
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Russian-made tractors making a local comeback
May 23, 2019 May 31, 2019 James Morgan Champlain, Ontario, Prescott-Russell, Vankleek Hill Belarus tractors, farm equipment, MTZ-Kirovets, Soviet Union, tractors
Farm machinery, like anything else in the current economy, is a global business, and just like with automobiles, tractors made in many countries are now sold to farmers in North America.
MTZ/Kirovets, a Russian-made tractor sold in North America is attempting to compete with more common names like John Deere and Case-International Harvester for customers in this part of the world, especially when it comes to meeting large tractor requirements.
Russian tractors figure prominently in modern history. MTZ started as simply the Kirovets brand in the former Soviet Union. MTZ is derived from the Russian spelling for Minsk Tractor Works, the factory in Minsk, the capital of the former Soviet republic—and now separate country of Belarus where the tractors were originally made. Kirovets were developed for work on rugged and remote Soviet collective farms after World War II. Their mechanical construction was simple so even unskilled people could repair them in the absence of trained mechanics. During the Soviet era and into the 1990s, the Kirovets tractors exported to North America were branded as Belarus.
In 2010, the Belarus/Kirovets/MTZ brand was re-launched in North America through MTZ Limited. They are now made at the Petersburg Tractor Works. Higginson Farm Equipment of Vankleek Hill, is an MTZ dealer. Owner Ian Higginson said they sell for half the price of the other major makes and models.
The large K-series MTZ/Kirovets are simply designed and rugged, a trait they inherited from the early Kirovets K-700 which once plied the steppes of the rural Soviet Union. However, under their massive hoods are German-made Mercedes-Benz engines that can produce up to 450 horsepower. They are also four-wheel drive and available in articulated models.
"You can't kill these things," said Higginson in reference to the tractor's power and durability.
On April 29, Higginson Farm Equipment held a dealer demonstration day at its location on Highway 34 near Vankleek Hill for customers or prospective customers to see the models available and even test-drive them. Representatives of the Petersburg Tractor Plant—officially called the Peterburgsky Traktorny Zavod, in St. Petersburg, Russia, were also at the event.
Higginson said the sales of the Russian tractors is purely business and the sometimes-contentious politics between Russia and the west are not part of the connection at all.
Test driving a Kirovets tractor at Higginson Farm Equipment dealer demonstration day. Photo: James Morgan
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Juan Francisco Estrada Romero (* 14. April 1990 in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexiko) ist ein mexikanischer Profiboxer und aktueller Superchampion der WBA und Weltmeister der WBO im Fliegengewicht.

Profikarriere
Am 30. August 2008 bestritt Romero sein Debüt als Profi und siegte über seinen Landsmann Sergio Chavez über vier Runden einstimmig nach Punkten. Im Jahr 2010 gewann er den WBC-Mundo-Hispano-Titel im Superfliegengewicht und musste im darauffolgenden Jahr gegen seinen Landsmann und früheren IBF-Weltmeister im Superfliegengewicht Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr seine erste Niederlage einstecken.

Am 17. November im Jahre 2012 scheiterte er gegen Roman Gonzalez in einem WBA-Weltmeisterschaftskampf im Halbfliegengewicht einstimmig nach Punkten. Im Jahr darauf wurde er schließlich durch einen Punktsieg über Brian Viloria WBA-Superchampion und Weltmeister des Verbandes WBO. Diese beiden Gürtel konnte er bisher viermal in Folge verteidigen.

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Boxer (Mexiko)
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using System.Linq;
using IronText.Automata.Regular;
using IronText.Framework;
using IronText.Lib.IL;
using IronText.Lib.NfaVM.Backend.BytecodeCompiler;
using IronText.Lib.NfaVM.ILCompiler;
using IronText.Lib.NfaVM.Runtime;
using IronText.Lib.RegularAst;
using IronText.Lib.RegularAst.Backend.InMemoryNfaCompiler;
using IronText.Lib.Shared;
using IronText.Runtime;
using IronText.Tests.Algorithm;

namespace IronText.Lib.Sre
{
    public delegate bool MatchDelegate(int[] input);

    public enum SRegexOptions
    {
        ByteCodeCompilation,
        ILCompilation,
        NfaCompilation,
        DfaCompilation,
        NativeRegex,
        Default = ByteCodeCompilation,
    }

    public class SRegex
    {
        private static int PatternID = 0;
        private MatchDelegate matcher;

        public SRegex(string pattern, SRegexOptions options = SRegexOptions.Default)
        {
            var ast = Language.Parse(new SreSyntax(), pattern).Result.Node;
            switch (options)
            {
                case SRegexOptions.ByteCodeCompilation:
                    var compiler = new NfaVMBytecodeBackend(ast);
                    matcher = (int[] input) =>
                        {
                            var vm = new PikeNfaVM(compiler.Code.ToArray());
                            vm.Feed(input.Select(ch => (int)ch)).Done();
                            return vm.HasMatch;
                        };
                    break;
                case SRegexOptions.ILCompilation:
                    string methodName = "MatchSrePattern" + PatternID++;

                    var builder = new CachedMethod<MatchDelegate>(
                        methodName,
                        (emit, args) => EmitAst(emit, ast, args[0]));

                    matcher = builder.Delegate;
                    break;
                case SRegexOptions.NfaCompilation:
                    var nfa = new Nfa(ast);
                    matcher = nfa.Match;
                    break;
                case SRegexOptions.DfaCompilation:
                    var dfa = new RegularToDfaAlgorithm(new RegularTree(ast));
                    var simulation = new DfaSimulation(dfa.Data);
                    matcher = input => simulation.Match(input);
                    break;
            }
        }

        public bool Match(string input)
        {
            int len = input.Length;
            var arr = new int[len];
            while(len != 0)
            {
                --len;
                arr[len] = input[len];
            }

            return matcher(arr);
        }

        private static EmitSyntax EmitAst(EmitSyntax emit, AstNode ast, Ref<Args> input)
        {
            var settings = new ILCompilerSettings
            {
                LdInput = il => il.Ldarg(input),
                SUCCESS = emit.Labels.Generate(),
                FAILURE = emit.Labels.Generate(),
            };

            var _ = new ILNfaCompiler(ast, emit, settings);

            emit
                .Label(settings.SUCCESS)
                .Ldc_I4_1()
                .Ret()
                .Label(settings.FAILURE)
                .Ldc_I4_0()
                .Ret();

            return emit;
        }
    }
}

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Hopefully you didn't miss the yet again biggest weekend in StarCraft 2 eSports, which was this time held in Anaheim. I actually managed to watch quite a bit of it, so here are some thoughts.
Phenomenal. Now, it seems difficult to not be a Stephano fan because he consistently delivers great series of games. In my mind, this series showed how pro SC2 has become truly refined. It was slight mistakes in a single major engagement that really determined 2 of these games. In the first game, Stephano attacked from 3 sides but didn't quite get the tanks killed fast enough or fungal enough Marines to death. In the second, MKP got too far onto creep without sieging and cleaning it up and got trapped. The final game went back and forth with trades and sacrifices. Great games.
I watched all of Flash's games and the 2nd and most of the 3rd of Jaedong v. Bisu. Sadly, I dozed off for the apparently embarrassing parts of Jaedong's play, but overall, I thought the games were solid. Flash was sometimes clumsy with small groups of units, but his micro in big engagements looked good, and he maintained his macro throughout the matches. I thought the early game was quite interesting, with the Marauder rushes and quick Mutas. The builds seem almost too straightforward to be used professionally, but there's apparently some merit to them, and the games ended up playing out more normally. I'm looking forward to where they are in a few more months.
Watch the unit update, Battle Report 1, and Battle Report 2 if you get a chance. Overall, I like the changes they've made since the Blizzcon announcement and am actually quite excited to play post-expansion. The Battle Reports are somewhat silly as I think it's clear that they were playing to show off the new units and how overpowered David Kim is. The race I'm least excited about is Protoss: the Oracle looks more annoying than anything else, and the Tempest doesn't seem like it adds much to micro control. In any case, it'll totally be worth playing when it's released. Hopefully it brings a few more friends into (or back into) StarCraft 2.
No delay means that Stalkers can't blink away. No overkill means that all of your Roaches won't waste extra shots when you focus fire, say, an Immortal. Additionally, because it's melee, it isn't affected by Guardian Shield or Point Defense Drone and is packaged with a different animation. It does, however, still count range upgrades.
How did I not know about this? And I thought that the Roach surround was just to stop kiting. I now have a good reason to micro my Roach-Hydralisk balls even more than just getting them all in range.
Will Proleague change the metagame?
Brood War pros may only be Masters league on the Korean server, but you have to admit, it is fun to watch them play in Proleague.
I watched the first night of Proleague and have caught a few games here and there before heading to bed, and I have constantly been wondering whether we're going to see something new from the Brood War pros. Of course, it's only a matter of time before their understanding of and familiarity with the game brings them up to a competitive level against the current StarCraft 2 pros, but will they converge to the accepted play style, or will they bring new builds and looks to the game? I'm hoping for the latter, and a few things are giving me hope.
First, I have seen some strange stuff. Maybe Motive is weird, but how do you play Protoss without Colossi? But what about these guys, playing PvP without Colossi? Phoenix v. Phoenix fights aren't actually that much fun to watch, but it's certainly a strange game state to end up in. And proxy reactored Hellions into a Viking-Siege Tank contain? In the end, the midgame looks normal and it doesn't work, but that early game was more fun than most TvT I watch, which maybe has some Marine pressure that gets held off by a single bunker.
Second (which the last game I mentioned is a good example of), these guys are all about aggression. Call it cheesy if you want, but 2 base all-ins are fun, unpredictable, and possibly devastating. Some of it fails and makes the player look really bad (Jaedong's Roach play in his first game comes to mind), but it's refreshing. Artosis made the point that cheese can be the first step in learning to get better, and to be honest, I don't really remember what people were trying when SC2 was first released and whether it's the same stuff that we're seeing in Proleague now.
But it is fun to watch, and you even get a bit of both worlds in Proleague to wield against the Brood War hipster. To show Julie, I played a game of Brood War the night before Proleague. Despite funky mouse acceleration problems in OSX, I impressed myself with my play: I'm way better than I ever was now that I've learned how to macro from SC2. If you haven't in awhile, fire it up: it's frustrating, but I think you'll enjoy it.
I happened to catch the last game between Bomber and Stephano in the GD Studio SC2 Arena this morning. Forgive me if I'm a little stale on the metagame, but Stephano's style felt very similar to his ZvP. His third comes later and his tech comes faster, but he depends on heavy upgrades and just enough ling/roach/infestor to carry him through the midgame.
I agree with Apollo that he rushed into things and didn't commit. When he goes into the last engagement with 4 Brood Lords, some Infestors, and a few lings and roaches, he probably could've come out much more favorably had he gone for it. Stephano does a great job running his lings by, and between that and Broodlings, he could've gotten a surround and let tank splash damage mop up the army.
In the end, though, the better advice would've been not to take that engagement. He might have noticed the lack of Vikings and felt that he had a timing there, but without his 4th saturated, he would've been safer getting a few spines and using that as an anchor for a push.
qxc mentioned something about this in the last State of the Game, but Zerg is really pushing to get to the late game as soon as possible, which is a little strange. Stephano especially wowed a lot of people with extremely effective Zerglings in the early and mid game. Perhaps he found that other players were locking down better, but constant pressure feels like the right way to play Zerg.
But this is all theorycrafting on my part. I'm just proud I played a few games of random 2s last night. It turns out that playing random 2s instead of Zerg 1v1 is much less stressful, and now that I finished Mass Effect, I might be playing more StarCraft 2 until I pick up another game.


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LSU Baseball Wraps Up A Double-Header In Kentucky
Greg Atoms
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This weekend will go down as one of the weirdest of the season for the LSU Baseball team. Before the weekend series even started, rain changed some game times and plans. Yesterday became a double-header to avoid rain today.
How did it work out for the Tigers? Here's the results from the Louisiana Radio Network:
"Friday started out as a rough day for LSU baseball. The Tigers lost game one of a doubleheader 12-5 and fell behind 3-0 in game two. But the Bayou Bengals rallied back to win the nightcap four to three. Nick Coomes had a two-run single to tie the game and Antoine Duplantis had an RBI single in the 8th to score the eventual winning run. Zach Hess was fantastic out of the bullpen to get the win. The freshman threw 3.1 innings of shutout baseball to improve his record to 4-0. Because of inclement weather, LSU will not play today and the series will conclude on Sunday at noon."
Categories: Shreveport News, Sports


I have now moved into Montenegro with a long 8 hour night bus down from Sarajevo, Bosnia. The bus driver asked if I wanted to pay extra to be taken to my destination, as the bus continued to a further destination …? He seemed very keen that I make a decision and pay him sooner rather than later - which immediately raised suspicion. I decided to leave it. Closer to my desired location the price he offered had halved, and I quickly took him up on the deal to get me to the correct town. Otherwise it would have cost me a lot to get back to where I wanted to be, particularly at 4am.
I realised once at my hostel that for the driver to drop me off was no detour for him at all… Just a way that the driver clearly tried to make some money-on-the-side each trip. I know he wouldn't have stopped for me otherwise - so was money well spent... Although a shame to have someone clearly trying to gain a bit more money from local travellers.
After a couple of nights in Kotor (above) I took a couple of public buses to make it to an orphanage in Bijela (below) called Mladost.
I met with Director Mirela and Carer Gora (above), who gave me some background on the orphanage, which has over 100 children and is the only orphanage in Montenegro. I went on to explain the follow-up of Zsig Sports equipment to Mirela, who was excited at the concept of offering tennis to the children in the future. Goran escorted me down to their sports cage like royalty, where we had an eager class waiting.
These children were older that expected, ranging from 12-14yrs, so we made the session more competitive than usual and they were hooked. We even got some beat-the-coach in - always good for a personal ego boost… The children started to challenge Goran and myself (below) amd eventually each other with some mini matches, played in great spirit.
We were not allowed to take photos of the children faces as part of the orphanages policy, but you get the idea of the setting from the photo's below.
I got a chance to stop off in Croatia on the way back to the UK, and got a bit of a serve pose in outside the airport (below)… There has been a lot of time spent in these air-based transport terminals and a lot of checking-in of the tennis/guitar case. The travel tennis kit is starting to become quite a heavy financial burden, as the rest of my luggage is carry-on, but airlines often stinging me.
The RyanAir luggage size checker made us laugh (above). Due to the fact my bag could fit in both the large and small sized carryon limits combines (okay I know doesn't count), I asked if we could take it on as free carry-on... I was politely declined by the airline and I, although smiling, reluctantly paid the equipment check-in fee.
Any donations to be able to keep this project going into the next leg will be well received as the tennis/guitar case continues it's world tour. Next stop. South East Asia!


Particularly suited for the vicinity of water-basins are the Andromeda japonica, Aucuba japonica, Nandina domestica. Astragalus reflexistipulus, Phellodendron amurense, and the Cleyera japonica. Any of these may be planted so that a branch extends over the basin, but at sufficient height not to interfere with its use.


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Germany urges Turkey talk to oppositions after referendum victory
Turkey's main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP ) had been campaigning for a "no" vote, against the proposed changes. "Believe me, this election is not over", deputy CHP leader Erdal Aksunger told CNN Turk, quoted by the Dogan news agency.
Baldwin's Trump Decides Between 'Bannon' and 'Kushner' in Elimination Night Ceremony
Philadelphia police searching for Cleveland Facebook killer
'If not wanting Zuma is racist' then we are proud racists' - Malema
San Bernardino school shooting: 911 audio released
Gorsuch confirmed as the newest Supreme Court Justice
Pence makes surprise stop to demilitarised zone during Korea trip
China FM Says North Korea Conflict Imminent, Will Have No Winner
White House: Trump congratulates Erdogan after disputed win
US Vice President Flies to Seoul as Tensions in North Korea Flare
China banned imports of North Korean coal on February 26, cutting off its most important export. Despite those measures, "most analysts agree that U.S. Pence will land in Seoul the day after North Korea's biggest national day, the "Day of the Sun". There have been no official negotiations for seven years.
Arkansas Attorney General Works to Dismantle Roadblocks to Executions
Court orders have stopped Arkansas from executing eight men by lethal injection in 11 days, ruling that one of the drugs used could result in the killings being cruel and unusual punishment. "To protect the integrity of the judicial system this court has a duty to ensure that all are given a fair and impartial tribunal", the court said in its two-page order.
Verify: False information Circulating in Steve Stephens Manhunt
Seventy-four-year-old Robert Godwin Sr. was looking for aluminum cans on the sidewalk Sunday afternoon on 93rd Street in east Cleveland when Steve Stephens, a man precisely half his age, pulled his Ford Fusion to the curb and spoke into a video on his cell phone.
Pence reassures Japan of United States resolve against North Korea
The Trump administration has said military action remains an option for dealing with North Korea. Pence warned North Korea to not test the resolve of the United States "or the strength of our military forces". The US and South Korea have activated the Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) system, which is capable of intercepting incoming warheads from North Korea.
Former South Korean President Park Indicted on Bribery Charges
But Lotte chairman Shin Dong-bin did give another W7 billion to the K-Sports Foundation early past year, allegedly in return for lucrative duty-free licenses. The former president reportedly denied all the charges during her five rounds of questioning in jail. In return, the Samsung heir was charged with receiving illicit assistance to inherit the management control of the country's biggest conglomerate from his ailing father Chairman Lee Kun-hee who has been hospitalized for nearly three years.
North Korea Should Not 'Test Trump's Resolve': US Vice President Mike Pence
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visits the border village of Panmunjom which has separated the two Koreas since the Korean War, South Korea, Monday, April 17, 2017, a day after the North conducted a failed missile launch. In Tokyo, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, speaking to a parliamentary session Monday, said: "Needless to say, diplomatic effort is important to maintain peace".
Arkansas inmate has last meal as courts decide fate
The lawyer would have to leave the room to use the telephone if he or she needed to file a petition during the execution, leaving inmates without counsel present, Baker said . constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment. The unprecedented pace at which Arkansas will put the seven men to death has drawn worldwide attention.
Trump called Turkey's Erdogan to congratulate him on referendum win - Turkish sources
Turkish opposition parties have called for the referendum to be annulled, official results will be released. The nine-month state of emergency in Turkey is set to extend following the referendum win. Their primary complaint was that ballots are required by law to have the stamp of the Supreme Board of Elections to be valid, but the board decreed midway through the voting that unstamped papers were valid unless there was clear evidence of fraud.
Colbert talks about Steve Bannon's "cuck" comment about Jared Kushner
TRUNEWS host Rick Wiles said Friday that last nights actions in Syria, the demotion of Bannon from his NSC position, the resignation of House Intel Committee Chairman Devin Nunes from the Russian Federation election probe, and the rumor that Preibus and Bannon may lose their White House positions, shows that the Neocon Deep State aligned with Kushner and Ivanka's globalist Oval Office faction have "taken over" the Trump administration.
Russia Warns US against Unilateral Strike on N.Korea: 'Very Risky Path'
Pence warned North Korea not to test the resolve of the United States "or the strength of our military forces". "Our hope is that we can resolve this issue peaceably". policy and Pence's visit to the DMZ into a long series of criticisms of the United States. "Strategic patience" as a policy has been rather vague and hard to define.
Philadelphia area schools on lockdown over Facebook murder suspect
Officials in the OH city said they were looking for Steve Stephens in connection with the one confirmed killing but had found no evidence to support what police said was a claim he made in the video of having killed more than a dozen other people.


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Q: onCreateView() called from where and when and what is its parameters when called? lets assume that we have 2 activity
1: MainActivity (we call this A)
2: FragmetnActivity (B)
A in its layout only had a FrameLayout to hold B
Based on this guid when A is in its onCreate() the first four method of B would called respectively, yes??? they called one-by-one by A or no the A just call the first method and the rest execute respectively???
and about onCreateView() parameters, i know that it had 3 parameters (here):
public View onCreateView (LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState)

i want to now what would be the second parameters (ViewGroup container) when this method called by caller in my example???

A: Don't call it manually. onCreateView is part of the Fragment's lifecycle and calling it and the timing is up to Android.

i want to now what would be the second parameters (ViewGroup
  container) when this method

is the container that will host the fragment. You usually provide it through a transaction in the add/replace methods

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In July 2017 the SEC issued an investigative report about the DAO, in which it clarified its views on the rapidly developing markets for [[initial coin offering]]s (ICOs), which were gaining widespread investor attention at the time.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.sec.gov/litigation/investreport/34-81207.pdf|name=Report of Investigation Pursuant to Section 21(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934: The DAO|org=U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission|date=August 31, 2018}}</ref> The DAO was a German cryptocurrency-based venture capital fund which failed shortly after its launch in May 2016. According to the report, almost any cryptocurrency that results from an ICO would be viewed as a security in accordance with the "[[Howey Test]]." Subsequently, the SEC and its chairman, Jay Clayton, made a number of statements and issued warnings to the public regarding ICOs.
On March 7, 2018 the staff of the SEC's Divisions of Enforcement and Trading and Markets issued guidance to investors who might use unregistered platforms to trade crypto currencies and security tokens. The statement noted that many online platforms are called "exchanges" by their proprietors although they do not fulfill the requirements of a securities exchange or other SEC regulated platform.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/enforcement-tm-statement-potentially-unlawful-online-platforms-trading|name=Statement on Potentially Unlawful Online Platforms for Trading Digital Assets|org=U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission|date=September 1, 2018}}</ref>
In July 2018, [[FINRA]] approved [[Coinbase]]'s acquisition of three companies - Keystone Capital Corp., Venovate Marketplace Inc., and Digital Wealth LLC - which enabled Coinbase to offer [[security tokens]] legally, under SEC authority.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-16/coinbase-says-it-has-green-light-to-list-coins-deemed-securities|name=Coinbase Says It Has Green Light to List Coins Deemed Securities|org=Bloomberg|date=July 16, 2018}}</ref>
Jay Clayton, Chair; Valerie Szczepanik, Senior Advisor for Cryptocurrency
U.S. government securities regulation
https://goo.gl/QADhon
www.sec.gov
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is the U.S. regulatory agency charged with the oversight of securities markets and market participants in the U.S. Its mission is to protect investors, to maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and to facilitate capital formation.
The SEC and Cryptocurrency
The SEC is also one of the main U.S. government institutions tasked with the regulation of cryptocurrency issuance and trading, along with the CFTC. In June 2018, the SEC appointed Valerie Szczepanik as associate director of the Division of Corporation Finance and senior adviser for digital assets and innovation.[1]
Starting in 2013, the SEC has alerted the investing public about some of the risks associated with cryptocurrency investments and investment schemes.[2][3]
In July 2017 the SEC issued an investigative report about the DAO, in which it clarified its views on the rapidly developing markets for initial coin offerings (ICOs), which were gaining widespread investor attention at the time.[4] The DAO was a German cryptocurrency-based venture capital fund which failed shortly after its launch in May 2016. According to the report, almost any cryptocurrency that results from an ICO would be viewed as a security in accordance with the "Howey Test." Subsequently, the SEC and its chairman, Jay Clayton, made a number of statements and issued warnings to the public regarding ICOs.
On March 7, 2018 the staff of the SEC's Divisions of Enforcement and Trading and Markets issued guidance to investors who might use unregistered platforms to trade crypto currencies and security tokens. The statement noted that many online platforms are called "exchanges" by their proprietors although they do not fulfill the requirements of a securities exchange or other SEC regulated platform.[5]
In July 2018, FINRA approved Coinbase's acquisition of three companies - Keystone Capital Corp., Venovate Marketplace Inc., and Digital Wealth LLC - which enabled Coinbase to offer security tokens legally, under SEC authority.[6]
To read the full article on the SEC, click on to open a new tab with MarketsWiki.
↑ SEC Appoints New Crypto Chief to Oversee Digital Assets and ICOs. Fortune.
↑ INVESTOR ALERT: PONZI SCHEMES USING VIRTUAL CURRENCIES. U.S.Securities and Exchange Commission.
↑ INVESTOR ALERT: BITCOIN AND OTHER VIRTUAL CURRENCY-RELATED INVESTMENTS. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
↑ Report of Investigation Pursuant to Section 21(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934: The DAO. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
↑ Statement on Potentially Unlawful Online Platforms for Trading Digital Assets. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
↑ Coinbase Says It Has Green Light to List Coins Deemed Securities. Bloomberg.
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LibGuide Thèses Yale
Trouver des thèses en ligne
(Extrait du LibGuide "Finding dissertations online", Yale University, bibliothèque de musique)
Archive of Dissertation Abstracts in Music (Europe).
Abstracts of both completed dissertations and to those in progress.">Archive of Dissertation Abstracts in Music (Europe)
Dart-Europe E-Theses Portal
European Working Group of the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD). Access to 106,000 doctoral theses
Dissertation Express
Free online version of Dissertation Abstracts from UMI Proquest. Good for US theses. To order full text costs $34 each. Digital Dissertations is a subset comprising all dissertations in the Dissertation Abstracts database with a degree date of the current and previous year. It's easier to search and browse and you also get 24 page previews before you buy. Yale students should search the subscription database ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, cited above, as it contains full text of many...
Dissertationsmeldestelle der Gesellschaft fur Musikforschung
Contains musicology dissertations submitted in Austria, Switzerland, and the German Federal Republic ;Includes doctoral dissertations in music education since 1998.
Doctoral Dissertations in Musicology
Doctoral Dissertations in Musicology (DDM) is an international database of bibliographic records for completed dissertations and new dissertation topics in the fields of musicology, music theory, and ethnomusicology, as well as in related musical, scientific, and humanistic disciplines.
EDT Digital Library
Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) provides access to full text for hundreds of theses and dissertations from over eighty institutions worlwide
Full text of theses from the British Library
Index to Theses
The database corresponds to the print Index to Theses with Abstracts Accepted by the Universities of Great Britain and Ireland (title varies) which which began in 1950. The Index includes abstracts for most, although not all, theses from 1986 to the present
Music Theory Online Dissertation Index
Dissertation listings in MTO are an effective way of notifying scholars around the world of current research in music theory
OhioLink ETD Center
OpenThesis
OpenThesis is a free repository of theses, dissertations, and other academic documents, coupled with powerful search, organization, and collaboration tools
RILM (Mode authentifié)
Describes music dissertations 1967-present. International coverage. Has summaries. The advanced search screen allows you to limit by Type of document/Doctoral Dissertation.
Union catalog of French libraries that include theses and dissertations
The purpose of TEL (thèses-EN-ligne) is to facilitate the self archiving of thesis manuscripts, which are important documents for direct scientific communication between scientists
Theses Canada Portal
Theses Canada provides access to bibliographic citations for all the theses in the National Library of Canada Theses Collection. Access to full-text theses is available for all items published between January 1, 1998 to August 31, 2002
Thèses de l'Université de Lyon 2
The advanced search screen allows you to limit by Content to Thesis/Dissertation.