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Ruble, tenge continue to slide as oil declines to record low
The dollar surged upwards today, creating new lows for both the Kazakh tenge and the Russian ruble since the 1998 Asian financial crisis. News of further economic slowing in China caused Brent crude oil benchmark prices to decline almost 2.5% to nearly $31, its lowest point in twelve years. As both countries' main exports are…
Iran and Saudi Arabia break diplomatic ties
After the execution of a prominent Shiite cleric on Saturday by Saudi Arabian officials, it seems that despite the passage of the landmark nuclear deal with the West, Iran's Arab neighbors are cutting themselves off diplomatically and maybe, economically. After major protests in Tehran after the cleric Nemer al-Nemer's execution, where crowds burned the Saudi…
Ukrainian power systems disabled by cyber attack
Hackers allegedly linked to Russian security services were reportedly behind attacks on the Ukrainian power grid that caused black outs in the capital region and throughout western Ukraine. According to officials that have analyzed samples of BlackEnergy, the code used in the attacks, control systems used to "coordinate remote substations were disabled" in the attack. A…
Russia to halt purchasing natural gas from Turkmenistan
Russian state-owned natural gas company Gazprom has announced the cessation of purchasing agreements with Turkmenistan for its primary export, a huge blow to Turkmenistan's economy. The decision, according to a statement from Turkmengaz, was a result of "changing conjunctures on the international gas market, as well as particular economic and financial issues arising at Gazprom…
Russia offers to host Iran, Saudi Arabia negotiations in light of recent row
Following a series of protests stemming from the execution of a well-known Shiite cleric and critic of the Saudi Arabian government, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Sudan have cut diplomatic relations with Tehran and ordered its diplomats to leave their countries. The latest row between the preeminent Sunni and Shiite Muslim authorities is likely to portend…
Central Asian States reluctant to take sides in anti-terror coalitions
Eurasianet is reporting that Central Asian countries are spurning all anti-terror coalition suitors, believing that they have little to gain by picking a side, including that of Russia and the U.S. in addition to the Saudis. When Saudi Arabia announced about creation of a 34-member coalition with majority of Muslim states, it lacked post-Soviet states.…
December 31, 2015 in Central Asia, Tajikistan.
Ukraine imposes retaliatory sanctions against Russia
Ukraine's parliament voted for the bill allowing the Cabinet of Ministers to impose tit-for-tat sanctions against Russia. The amendment to the law of Ukraine on International Business Activity authorizes economic penalties against Russia in response to discriminatory actions of the aggressor state. 291 MPs, that is more than necessary number of lawmakers (226) voted in…
December 30, 2015 in Central Asia, Ukraine.
US to lift sanctions on Iran after shipment of enriched uranium to Russia confirmed
Iran is shipping its stockpile of enriched uranium to Russia, a major step to comply with the nuclear deal struck between the P5+1 Powers and Iran. According experts and diplomats following and overseeing the deal, this will leave Iran with too little fuel to manufacture a nuclear weapon. The shipment was announced by US Secretary…
December 29, 2015 in Central Asia.
Kyrgyzstan: Progress on hydroelectric plants halted
Investment in hydroelectricity in Kyrgyzstan has come to a standstill and the government has announced that it is courting new investment partners. A new report published by The Diplomat and a recent government announcement indicate that the country will look beyond Russia, its traditional partner in hydroelectric development, for financing due to ambiguous signs coming…
December 28, 2015 in Energy, Kyrgyzstan.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili resigns
Georgian Prime Minister resigned on Wednesday after two years in the office, just a year before an upcoming parliamentary election. In a televised address to the nation, Irakli Garibashvili gave no specific reason for the decision, saying the prime minister's position was never an end in itself, but an opportunity to serve the country and…
December 24, 2015 in Central Asia, Georgia.
The US imposes further sanctions on Russia
The Obama administration tightened economic pressure on Russia over its intervention in Ukraine by imposing further sanctions on some Russian individuals and companies. Most of the targeted groups were associates or bank subsidiaries of people and companies already sanctioned before by the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control. The group includes 34 people or…
December 23, 2015 in Economy, Russia, Sanctions.
Azerbaijan's currency plunges after peg to the dollar abandoned
On Monday, Azerbaijan's Central Bank abandoned its peg to the dollar, allowing its currency to tumble by almost a third of its total value, dragged down by the consistently lower price of oil benchmarks. Against the US dollar on Monday morning, the manat was trading 32.3% weaker. The CB released statements soon afterwards, specifically citing…
December 22, 2015 in azerbaijan, Central Asia.


"The Complexity of Substantive Reform: A Call for Interdependence Among" by Michelle D. Young, George J. Petersen et al.
Presented at Ensuring Universities' Capacity to Prepare Learning Focused Leadership: Racine, WI, September 19, 2001. 25 Pages. http://www.ucea.org.
The field of educational leadership faces serious challenges in the 21st century. To name but a few, these challenges include the shortage of principals and superintendents, the growing demands of leadership positions, the struggle for adequate resources, the increasing trend to seek leaders from outside of education, and the content and effectiveness of school leadership preparation and professional development. Although each of these challenges could be viewed as separate issues that warrant sustained and serious attention, it is also important to point out their interdependencies. Like many issues confronting our nation today, the challenges facing educational leadership are complex and interconnected.
This paper explores the challenges facing educational leadership from the position of university educational leadership preparation. The approach we take looks inward and outward, seeking to understand the complex factors and interconnections that support and detract from quality leadership preparation. In this manuscript, we approach the terrain of educational leadership as geographers might approach a valley. We explore contexts in terms of the factors that produce them and interdependencies with other issues and contexts.


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Christina Zilber of Jouer Cosmetics
Meet Christina Zilber, founder, CEO, and Creative Director of Jouer Cosmetics.
Originally started as an interlocking makeup palette system, Christina set out to innovate and bring something new to the industry. In 2008, Christina decided to take her brand to the next level with a makeup line for modern women. Now, 11 years later, Jouer Cosmetics remains one of the buzziest beauty brands on the market, Sold at huge retailers like Sephora and Nordstrom.
I chatted with Christina about everything from developing new products, to winning an Allure Best In Beauty award, and Jouer's upcoming Summer collection.
What led you to start Jouer Cosmetics?
"Ever since I was a child, I was obsessed with makeup. My grandmother used to give me these huge Estee Lauder sets, they were like Christmas gift-with-purchase kits, and they were massive, and she would give them to me and I would be so happy and excited. Cut to me as an adult, I had started modelling a little bit and doing commercials, and my favorite place to be was the makeup chair. Out of the whole day, the most exciting time was sitting in that chair and getting transformed, I would write down everything they used. I was such a student of it. It was also where all the fun happened, makeup artists are so cool and relaxed, it was the place to go if you were stressed on set, you would come back to the makeup chair, it was a great space for me. I was working with a makeup artist on set and she gave me a little Japonesque palette and it had the lipsticks I was wearing, and she smushed them in and said, "Here are the colors I used so you can touch up." I thought it was so amazing. Palettes weren't a big thing, and if they were, they were all chosen for you, and it was a face palette that had like 4 eyeshadows, 2 blushes, 3 lipsticks, and there would be maybe one color you would actually wear. I thought, what if you could change the palette up? I sat on this idea for a really long time and it grew inside me, this idea of customizable palettes. I was researching for so long, and finally decided I wanted to do this, I wanted to start a company, and I would mention it to everybody. Everybody in the business, every makeup artist I met, and I finally mentioned it to a friend who knew a woman who had just left Lorac and was consulting. It was the first real product development person I had spoken to, and she said, "I hear a lot of ideas, this one is actually interesting and different." She helped me on the path of actually making my own product. That was many moons ago. It was still called Jouer, but it was really about customizable palettes, and it was a packaging system where you could slide the compacts together and stack them back to back. That was the birth of Jouer."
WHEN DID JOUER BECOME WHAT IT IS TODAY With all of your makeup products as opposed to a palette system?
"In 2008, I launched in Henri Bendel what is formally known as Jouer today. There was a process in between that time of creating the customizable palettes, and realizing that I don't want to be tied into only products that are going to be stuck inside this palette. I pitched it to retailers who, at the time, were the big guns - it was Henri Bendel, Barneys or Bergdorf. I met with Bendel, had an amazing relationship with them, the person who was in charge of their beauty just got the brand and launched us at Henri Bendel in 2008, and that was the start of Jouer as we know it."
So when i don't wear blush i look like...🤧💀 I'm so in love with my new Bouquet D'amour blush palette 🌸💗🌸 six shades to create your magic. One shade from Adore, Flirt, Coquette and Rose Gold palettes and two new shades.We opened the waitlist yesterday and we've NEVER seen so many sign ups 😱. Link in my bio...
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What's the biggest challenge you had to overcome in terms of starting and growing Jouer?
"In every area, there's such big challenges, there are so many mountains to climb. A couple of things, one - we launched in August of 2008 and then the market crashed in October. We launched in New York and it was a struggle to get people into the store. That was a new landscape for me, and it started out really strong, and in August and September [our sales] were amazing, and we thought it was going to be so great, and then boom, the market crashed and nobody walks into stores anymore. It was a really big adjustment and [we realized] we need to focus on a website and really get that going because how else are we going to reach the customer? That caused us to pivot a little bit, and that's the main story with all of the challenges I've had, it's learning how to pivot. Simultaneous to that is, at the time that we launched and for the next couple of years, it was really all about the beauty editors in New York, and about magazines and if you could get a placement in Allure or InStyle or whatever it was. I found myself hitting desksides with all of these beauty editors, and it was such a struggle to get placed. First of all, the magazines had all of these pages of ads from beauty brands, so they are the ones that got editorial placement. Just to get a small placement was so huge, and here I would come and try to tell them my story and pitch my product, and they were a little bit jaded, they'd seen everything, and I found it really challenging to get the word out that way. That was sort of around 2014/2015, I was realizing that that world didn't work anymore, traditional PR didn't work, and so pivoting into the whole influencer world hadn't really peaked, it was just burgeoning and starting to become a thing. We started working with ipsy and getting our products into different people's hands and overcoming the challenge of getting the brands out there and known was pivoting."
What advice do you have for young women looking to start and build their own brands and companies?
"I would say to start with one product, not a whole line. Find the one thing that you think you can kill it at and bring a different perspective. You've gotta stand apart from what's already out there, so if you can offer something that's innovative or you have a unique perspective on a product, start with that one thing. If it's a makeup line, it's not hard to get into get into the trade shows like MakeUp in LA or Cosmoprof in Vegas, go walk the shows, introduce yourself to the manufacturers and you can see what's out there and align with someone who you think can work on your vision."
What does a typical day look like for you as an entrepreneur?
"Not every day is the same, obviously when you're an entrepreneur and a small business owner, I do a lot of travelling for my brand. If I were to take a typical in-office day, I wake up with the kids, get them fed and out the door. They're teenagers now, so it's just making sure that they actually wake up! Then I'll usually do yoga, and then I'll go to the office and probably sit in meetings all day. I generally don't get a lot of alone time at the office, I'll go from product development to packaging to marketing and sales, all of these meetings. I usually eat lunch at my desk, and then get home around 4 or 5. I always have dinner with my kids, and then I'll sit on my laptop and try to get to all of the emails I didn't get to during the day. I'm trying to take a little more control over that because I'll find that I end up staying up too late answering emails. I'm trying to schedule in more alone time during the day."
What tools do you use to stay organized?
"In our office, we use Slack to communicate with each other, and it's like messaging each other in the office, it allows us to send a document really quickly, or grab one or two people and ask, "did we finalize the retail price of this?" or any quick questions, and get an immediate answer. We also use Basecamp for all of our projects. Say we want to do a new lipstick or something, we'll start a project and all of the notes are in one place, so if we get the ingredient listing, that gets put up on there so that marketing can look at it and write marketing copy, etc. Everything gets put in that one place."
What DOES PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LOOK LIKE AT JOUER?
"Product development can take a couple of avenues. Take our blushes, for example, nobody is really killing it in the blush world, and blush is super important for me, it wakes up my whole face. So I said, "I need to make the best blush ever." So I'll give that idea to the product development team and they'll go out to different labs and source samples of blushes. They'll bring all of these samples to me and I'll test them and say, "well I like the payoff of this one, but I like how soft and silky this one is," or, "I want it to be talc-free," so there's always a little bit of tweaking that goes into it and they'll go back and it always takes a couple of months. Then once we have our formula, we'll go down the path of color, and we'll start pulling photos or flowers, it can really be anything, and we'll start having that formula made in colors and we'll start testing those, and then go down to how hard we want to press [the powders], what kind of color payoff we want, etc and then we'll finally come up with the magic formula. Simultaneously to that, the packaging team asks us what we want it in, the materials we want to use, so we'll go down that path - packaging can take around 6 months to a year, so those two things are happening simultaneously so that hopefully they align and we can have our perfect products in our perfect package."
has been the most defining moment of your career?
"I'm still waiting for it! There's definitely been little bursts of encouragement. I wouldn't say defining moment, but little moments along the way that have shown me that I'm on the right track. When we won the Allure Best In Beauty Award, the first time, for our Luminizing Moisture Tint, that was an amazing moment. Linda Wells, who was the editor of Allure, pulled me over and said we were the only foundation she used and thanked me for making such a great product and I literally started crying. Allure had meant so much to me when I was growing up, and there have just been little moments like that along the way that are pats on the back from the industry that are really cool and show me that I'm on the right track."
What are your favorite Jouer products that you use regularly?
"It's so funny because I'm always testing almost a year in advance, so I'm testing products now that are going to be in the 2020 lineup. I get super excited about products that I can't even talk about yet! But with what is out there right now, I wear our foundation, the High Coverage Cream Foundation every single day, and I think one of the things that's so cool about the foundation is that I'm not a heavy makeup person, but this foundation is so lightweight and it just covers everything. I use our concealer every day, we came out with a concealer in October, it's doing so well because it's really high-coverage, you only need a little bit, and it doesn't crease or show off your lines. Then my blush, I really like blushes, it's one of the most important things you can put on your face, it warms you up. I use my lip liner, I use either Fawn or Sienna, and then I'll generally put on … something that I'm working on, I can't talk about it yet, or I'll throw a lip topper on because it's so beautiful, it looks good on everybody and gives you a sheer, shiny gloss with that little bit of sparkle in it."
What big projects do you have planned for 2019?
"I can tell you that Summer has a very fun collection which generally covers the whole face, meaning color on the face. Summer has a really beachy-themed fun collection coming out. I have another complexion product coming out in April that I'm really excited about, it fills a hole in the brand in the marketplace. One of the things that I love is packaging, and I feel like there's a saturation of products and they all sort of look alike, so I'm trying to elevate the packaging game in a big way. So this new complexion product that's coming out in April, it's absolutely beautiful and everybody's gonna want it, it's either gonna sit on your vanity and look amazing, or you're gonna put it in your bag, it's something that you carry with you and it's one of those iconic things that's really gorgeous."
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Q: SQL LIKE operator with aaa% having strange behavior In my case I have patient table with few columns including patient's firstname and lastname. Application using this table having patient search functionality with firstname and lastname.
Having some test data in table with lastname ended with few letters of consecutive 'a' like in below image

So when I run below simple query it having some strange result
select * from A_Patient where Firstname like 'aaa%'- **0 Row**
select * from A_Patient where Firstname like 'aaaa%'- **7 Row**
select * from A_Patient where Firstname like 'aaaaa%'- **1 Row**
select * from A_Patient where Firstname like 'aaaaaa%' - **3 Row**
select * from A_Patient where Firstname like 'aaaaaaa%' - **0 Row**
select * from A_Patient where Firstname like 'aaaaaaaa%' - **3 Row**

So when having 'a' is even number it result all result. but when it odd number of characters it returns only if having extract number of character matching. otherwise it return none.
I changed letter 'a' to 'b' and 'c' tested but this behaviors was not found.
DataType of columns are nvarchar. Any idea why this strange behaviors happen?

A: Please see this test case:
DECLARE @TestTable TABLE
(
    id INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
,   LastName NVARCHAR(255) COLLATE Danish_Norwegian_CI_AS
)

INSERT @TestTable (LastName)
VALUES  (N'aa')
,       (N'aaa')
,       (N'aaaa')

SELECT  *
FROM    @TestTable AS TT
WHERE   TT.LastName LIKE N'aaa%' COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS

Without the COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS you get the behaviour you are seeing.

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When I was an atheist, I wanted to find a philosophy, an approach to life that would work in any situation. I thought that if I found the right reason to live, a strong enough goal or a well-tested, workable approach, I would be able to handle anything. I could be completely capable.
I searched for this steadily. I studied a philosophy until I understood it. Then I would try it out. I tested various philosophies and found each one either unrealistic or insufficient.
I did not realize that what I really needed was another person to walk through life with me. One who is without limits, without failures, and with unlimited wisdom that he was willing to share with me.
A friend's life caused me to consider another direction. Could God actually exist?
After a year and a half of investigating the evidence for God's existence, I asked him to come into my life.
Most surprising, as I read the gospels about Jesus' life, I noted how often--and how detailed--he describes his love for us.
What began as an intellectual pursuit became a very personal awareness that God is far more than I ever expected. I discovered that God's love is not based on "if we will…" or "when we will…" It is not contingent on our actions or whether we deserve God's love. We don't. He loves us because it is God's nature to love.
When we begin a personal relationship with God, life begins to make sense.
Can God change your life? Yes.
- I just really love that I can trust God.
- I'm now in a relationship with God. It's true that we are designed to be in a relationship with him. I feel Complete.
- Thank you for opening up my eyes and heart as to how I could have a relationship with the Lord.
- I was an atheist and did not know christ until about 6 weeks ago. My relationship with him is amazing and growing. I have had so many burdens lifted and i have never been happier in my life, for god is faithful and continues to prove his love for me.
- I thank you in so many ways for helping me discover god--your website has helped start my quest to know god, though I know it was god who pursued me.
- I am slowing learning about this amazing Jesus our Lord, our savior. I must say I am in awe of our God. He is wonderful. I am getting to know him more easily, excited to read the book of John. I am proud to be a follower of Jesus Christ.
- Thanks for helping me find god and myself.
- now know that I can go to God with bad feelings. I don't always need to take it on myself, or have someone to talk to about it, or drink over it. I can go to God with it.
So how does this happen? And could it happen for you?
God can change your life. He will not make it problem-free. You will still have relationship challenges, maybe financial problems, etc. You will still be a human being, living in our world. And it's far from perfect.
However, Jesus said, "I am the light of the world. He who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."6 We don't go through life blindly. He guides us.
He quiets our fear. No matter what is going on, God can be trusted. Jesus said, "My peace I give to you, not as the world gives to you. Be of good cheer. I have overcome the world." He is stronger than any problem, walking with you through it, as your closest friend.
He changes areas of our lives that we can't change. The Bible says that there are areas in our lives that enslave us, that dictate to us.
We might not want to get angry, yet we lose our temper. We might want to be generous, yet it seems hard to put others ahead of our own needs and desires. Even when we want to be free, we struggle with hatred toward others or toward ourselves, and just can't seem to shake it.
Jesus said that when we know him, "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."7 He changes how we see life, how we think about others, how we see ourselves. God is amazing and more real than you might now imagine.
Would you like to know God in this way?
God has such a genuine love for us that he himself provided the way for us to get close to him. What stands in the way of people connecting with God is our sin (our thoughts or actions that God sees as wrong). If you've ever wondered why your prayers seem to go nowhere, this may be why. Our sin separates us from God, who is holy.
The consequences of sin is death. That means being forever separated from God by our sin. Out of his love for us, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died in our place. Jesus took all of our sin on his shoulders while he willingly died on a cross.
Jesus told his disciples, "Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends."8 Jesus did this for us so we could be completely forgiven…forever. The wall of sin that separated us from God is now gone.
A relationship with God is offered to all who will believe in Jesus, who will accept God's offer of forgiveness.
This becomes a two-way relationship, a real interaction with God.
Religions often set up a one-way scenario where you go to the effort, you worship God, you perform rituals, you obey rules, you prove your devotion to God. It is dutiful, but there is no relationship.
In contrast, the Bible clearly presents God as welcoming, as desiring to lead you into real life that he created for you, as he intimately guides you. He invites us to know him and trust him.
People pay quite a lot of money for a "life coach." This is a person who gets to know the person's life, schedule, relationships, decisions, and seeks to guide the person into greater productivity and life satisfaction.
God knows us better than a life coach ever could. He knows our past, present and future. He's intimately aware of every relationship we've ever had, and its impact in our lives. He knows why he created us, our needs, areas that are weighing on it, aspects of our lives we wish we could change, but can't.
It is religion that creates demands. Jesus wants to lead us into freedom. He said, "If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."9 Free from what? From worry, lack of purpose, fear, hatred, destructive habits.
This life is not easy! But in the midst of our concerns, there is a powerful God whom you can know, who can give your heart peace and your life strength, beyond what you could muster on your own.
And, as you talk to him and trust him, often you will see God respond with action in situations in wise and caring ways. You will see that he hears you. This does not mean we dictate to God and he does whatever we wish. However, we can know that he is very aware of us and capable of taking care of us who trust him. As you get to know God, your faith in him will grow.
A relationship with him is that valuable.
If you want to do this, but aren't sure how to put it into words, this may help: "Jesus, thank you for dying for my sins. You know my life and that I need to be forgiven. I ask you to forgive me right now and come into my life. I want to know you in a real way. Come into my life now. Thank you that you wanted a relationship with me. Amen."


Following 16 sold-out shows of their explorative opera 'Leaves - The Colour of Falling' back in the summer of 2015, Efterklang are back with the opera's official release; a genre-breaking collection of tracks composed in collaboration with the award winning composer Karsten Fundal, released November 4th on Tambourhinoceros. 'Leaves - The Colour of Falling' is Efterklang's first release since they declared they were taking a break to reflect on their artistic practice and redefine their expression back in 2014. Efterklang have carved a path as one of the most successful and progressive Danish bands, constantly trying to evolve through every record and seeking new grounds with their music. They have played in the Sydney Opera House, made films with Vincent Moon, created a sound installation in the famous restaurant Noma and performed the opera 'Leaves - The Colour of Falling' as part of the Copenhagen Opera Festival. 'Leaves - The Colour of Falling' features appearances from the legendary danish opera star Lisbeth Balslev, the countertenor Morten Grove Frandsen (one of Denmark's most promising opera talents), Nicolai Elsberg (known for his formidable bass), and Katinka Fogh Vindelev (who has been touring with Efterklang for many years).


Ankara, Apr 17 : Ankara hopes that its partners on the F-35 jet project will fulfill their obligations as stipulated under the deal, Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar said on Wednesday following his talks with US counterpart Patrick Shanahan in Washington.
"Negotiations with the US Secretary of Defence were positive. We noted with great satisfaction that the United States' views had become closer to ours. We have fulfilled all our commitments within the F-35 project and everybody admits it. In the same way, we expect that all eight countries participating in the project will fulfill their obligations toward us," the minister said.


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Q: ASP.net bound fields connecting to SQL database using 3 joins I have an ASP search style form that connects to a SQL database. I have figured out the code using SQL and I have been trying to add it to my ASP form. Everything I have tried just gives me the error "A field or property with the name 'A.FirstNameFirst' was not found on the selected data source".
Here is my front code:
<asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" CellPadding="4" Style="text-align: center" PageSize="2" Width="840px" ForeColor="#333333" EnableModelValidation="True">
      <Columns>
         <asp:BoundField  DataField="A.FirstNameFirst" HeaderText="Full Name" HeaderStyle-BackColor="#99CCFF" />
         <asp:BoundField DataField="B.ServiceLocation" HeaderText="Address" HeaderStyle-BackColor="#99CCFF"  />
         <asp:BoundField DataField="C.out_trans_dt" HeaderText="Bill Due Date" HeaderStyle-BackColor="#99CCFF"  />

      </Columns>
</asp:GridView>

<asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:DatabaseConnectionString2 %>"></asp:SqlDataSource>

Here is my behind code:
Dim fnameSearchID, lnameSearchID, addressSearchID As TextBox
Dim searchItem As Boolean = False
Dim searchString As String

Protected Sub btnSearch_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSearch.Click
    Try
        searchString = "SELECT A.FirstNameFirst AS 'Name', B.ServiceLocation AS 'Location', MAX(C.out_trans_dt) AS 'Bill Paid' From [database].[dbo].[vw_Simple_customer] AS A JOIN [database].[dbo].[vw_location] AS B ON B.customer_id=A.customer_id JOIN [database].[dbo].[ub_financial_tran_detail] AS C ON C.location_id=B.location_id"

        fnameSearchID = CType(DetailsView1.FindControl("fnameSearchID"), TextBox)
        lnameSearchID = CType(DetailsView1.FindControl("lnameSearchID"), TextBox)
        addressSearchID = CType(DetailsView1.FindControl("addressSearchID"), TextBox)

        If String.IsNullOrEmpty(fnameSearchID.Text) = False Then
            searchString += " WHERE A.FirstName LIKE '%" + fnameSearchID.Text + "%'"
            searchItem = True

        End If

        If String.IsNullOrEmpty(lnameSearchID.Text) = False Then
            If searchItem Then
                searchString += " AND A.Surname LIKE '%" + lnameSearchID.Text + "%'"
            Else
                searchString += " WHERE A.Surname LIKE '%" + lnameSearchID.Text + "%'"
                searchItem = True
            End If
        End If

        If String.IsNullOrEmpty(addressSearchID.Text) = False Then
            If searchItem Then
                searchString += " AND B.ServiceLocation LIKE '%" + addressSearchID.Text + "%'"
            Else
                searchString += " WHERE B.ServiceLocation LIKE '%" + addressSearchID.Text + "%'"
                searchItem = True
            End If
        End If

        searchString += " GROUP BY ServiceLocation, FirstNameFirst"

        Dim aSqlDataReader As SqlDataReader
        Dim aSqlConnection As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection("Server=apphost007;Initial Catalog=database;User ID=user;Password=password")
        Dim aSqlCommand As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand(searchString, aSqlConnection)
        aSqlConnection.Open()
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Zenith Bank retains Nigeria's most valuable banking brand crown
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With a value of $275 million, Zenith Bank Plc has again emerged as the Most Valuable Banking Brand in Nigeria in the Banker Magazine Top 500 Banking Brands 2021.
The ranking which was published in the February 2021 edition of The Banker Magazine of the Financial Times Group in conjunction with London-based Brand Finance, saw the tier one bank moving two places from 392 in 2020 to 390 in the 2021 global ranking of banks.
Commenting on the latest ranking, the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive of Zenith Bank Plc, Mr Ebenezer Onyeagwu, said: "This ranking is a further affirmation of the bank's resilience given the very challenging macroeconomic environment brought about by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
"Zenith Bank remains committed to sustaining the superior performance which has earned it this recognition as Nigeria's Most Valuable Banking Brand, thus building on the legacy of its visionary Founder and Chairman, Mr. Jim Ovia, CON, whose pioneering and foundational role in building the structures and laying the foundation ensured an enduring and very successful institution."
With a team of dedicated professionals, the bank leverages its robust Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure to provide cutting-edge solutions and products through its network of branches and electronic/digital channels.
Zenith Bank's emergence as the Most Valuable Banking Brand in Nigeria is coming on the heels of several awards and recognitions in 2020 for its track record of excellent performance.
Zenith Bank was voted as Bank of the Year (Nigeria) in The Banker's Bank of the Year Awards 2020, Best Bank in Nigeria in the Global Finance World's Best Banks Awards 2020 and Best Corporate Governance 'Financial Services' Africa 2020 by the Ethical Boardroom, among others.
Zenith is the only Nigerian bank among the first 400 banks in the global ranking.
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The Sherwood School District is pleased to announce the hiring of Jim Rose, who will serve as the District's Chief Operations Officer.
Mr. Rose joins Sherwood from the Multnomah Education Service District, where he most recently served as the Chief Operating Officer/Director of Technology Services, since 2012. At the Multnomah ESD, Rose also served as the Interim Superintendent in 2015, and as Director of Technology Services from 2006-2012.
Jim Rose holds a M.S. Applied Information Management Degree and B.S. Political Science Degree, both earned at the University of Oregon. He has a strong career background overseeing and managing operations of business services, technology, and facility departments.
When asked how he felt about his new role, Mr. Rose said, "As a resident of Sherwood, with children in our schools, I am very excited to join the Sherwood School District team and take part in their crucial work for students and staff. Sherwood Schools have a wonderful future ahead thanks to the support our community has given the District by approving the recent bond." He will officially join Sherwood staff on January, 9, 2017.
Mr. Rose also has voluntarily served on the Sherwood School District Budget Committee for nine years, six of which he has been the committee chair.
"We feel very fortunate to have Mr. Rose join our leadership team. He brings with him vast experience and depth of knowledge in a variety of operational areas, from budget development to incident response. He is highly qualified for this important role, and I am confident he will be a great addition to the District with his leadership style and personal knowledge of our community as a Sherwood resident and parent," said Dr. Heather Cordie, Superintendent.
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Home Business Which States Offer the Best Environment for Female Entrepreneurs?
Which States Offer the Best Environment for Female Entrepreneurs?
Clarify Capital conducted an in-depth research study to determine the best states to be a female business owner.
California, Colorado, New York, Florida, and Vermont are the best states for women-owned businesses.
Nevada has seen the largest increase (83%) in women-owned businesses in the past 20 years. The largest decrease (-16%) occurred in West Virginia.
The most lucrative deals for female-founded startups are in Massachusetts, California, and New Mexico.
California, New York, and Texas have the most female-founded blockchain companies in the U.S.
Women-owned businesses (WOB) continue to rise in number and impact across the country, despite the pandemic, the labor shortage, and a still heavily patriarchal backdrop. And while the feminine entrepreneurial spirit can thrive anywhere, certain states actively encourage and support WOB more than others.
Using census data of WOB, women-to-male pay ratios, revenue streams, and more, the team at Clarify Capital uncovered the friendliest states for women-owned businesses and females in business in the country. Of course, we also found the unfriendliest states for women entrepreneurs. Read on to discover the best places to launch a female-owned company.
Best and Worst States for Women-Owned Businesses
The terms "best" and "worst" can often be subjective. However, for this study, we've defined "best" as the states that ranked highest after accounting for the following five variables: percentage of female-owned small businesses, women-to-men pay ratios, female unemployment rates, WOB with $1 million or more in annual revenue, and female-owned companies per 10,000 residents in each state. Researchers then aggregated these data points to create the following state rankings.
California, Colorado, and New York stand as the three best states for women-owned businesses. Based on our five compelling aggregate data points, these states have the friendliest environments. Next, we look at the best and worst states for each metric.
Although it didn't make the top 10 of our ranking overall, Wyoming ranked first in the percentage of female-owned businesses category and second in the female-owned businesses per 10,000 residents category. However, it ranked last in the women-to-men pay ratio category, with a ratio of just 0.65.
Meanwhile, fifth-place Vermont was number one in the women-to-men pay ratio category. According to U.S. Census 2020 Annual Community Survey data, the women-to-men pay ratio in Vermont is 0.89, followed by 0.88 in New York and 0.87 in Nevada.
In terms of annual revenue, female-owned companies in California are earning the most. For example, culinary lifestyle company Hedley & Bennett is a $6.5M empire. California is also home to many celebrity-owned companies that rake in significant dollars, like Jessica Alba's The Honest Company.
Perhaps Colorado women weren't making millions of dollars as often, but there are the most female-owned businesses per 10,000 residents in the Centennial State. Women have also been working their way up at male-owned companies in Colorado. Women now make up nearly a quarter of all Colorado company boards, up 7% from a decade ago. Colorado also ranked in the top 10 for women-to-men pay ratio, scoring tenth.
Women-Owned Businesses Rising Rapidly in These States
One key factor not included in the metadata above is the percentage increase in women-owned businesses. In the U.S., there are currently 114% more female entrepreneurs than there were 20 years ago. Perhaps certain states have not yet reached the numbers and revenue of California and New York, but their strides and improvements from years prior are undoubtedly noticeable. Below is a look at how things have changed since 2002.
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Nevada has seen the highest percent increase in women-owned businesses since 2002 — a staggering 83% increase, to be exact. Nevada's border neighbor, Utah, ranked second at 77%, followed by Florida (55%) and Colorado (52%). West Virginia has seen the most significant adverse change in women-owned businesses, with a 16% decrease since 2002. New Hampshire ranked second to last with a 5% decrease.
According to U.S. Census Bureau data reports, California has always been number one for the total number of women-owned businesses. Over the years, Florida, Texas, and New York have competed for second, third, and fourth place. California is the single-most populous state, so its high number of women-owned businesses may be more due to its population than any other factors. However, California does offer a hefty amount of capital to these entrepreneurs, as we'll see shortly.
States With Capital Readily Available for Women
It often takes money to make money, especially as an entrepreneur. Some states are doling out more cash to female business owners than others. Though we don't explore why in this study, the following charts show the most lucrative deals for female-founded startups based on total capital invested and deal counts. We've also noted states with the most female-founded blockchain companies.
Massachusetts is flooding its female founders with more capital than any other state. According to the most recent data from Pitchbook, Massachusetts ranked number one for the most lucrative deals, with an average of $13 million per deal.
Deals from this region were primarily with software and pharmaceutical companies in the Boston area. However, the vast majority of the funding is going to businesses co-owned by both male and female founders, suggesting a gender balance may be most compelling in this area for raising capital. California ranked second, with funding most often going to software companies. These startups also had a mix of genders at the helm.
One of the most lucrative entrepreneurial endeavors today, especially from a venture capital standpoint, is creating blockchain-based businesses. These businesses can earn money by developing software, smart contracts, or apps. They can also increase revenue through cryptocurrency speculation or transaction fees.
Women are flocking to these opportunities, particularly in California and New York. California currently has 82 female-founded blockchain companies, the most of any state. Ranked second, New York had less than half of this. Overall, nearly 4 in 10 female-founded blockchain companies are based in the U.S.
Where the Future Truly Is Female
Women in business still meet their fair share of obstacles, but certain states are working hard to give female founders increasing opportunities to thrive. California currently touts the highest numbers of female founders and the ones now making the most money. That said, states like Colorado have more female owners per 10,000 residents, while states like Massachusetts are investing the most heavily in this segment.
However, the friendliest state for business may have to do with a person's particular needs and industry. With blockchain technologies set to take the world by storm, this industry is best suited (or at least most heavily situated) in California, especially for women in blockchain. The state that speaks most to your particular industry, gender, and aspirations will ultimately be a personal choice, but now it's also one you can base on solid data.
The metaranking for the best overall states for women-owned businesses synthesized the following five variables per state:
Percentage of women-owned small businesses
Women-to-men pay ratio
Female unemployment rate
Number of female-owned businesses with annual revenue of $1 million or more
Number of female-owned businesses per 10,000 residents
These variables determine which states have the friendliest environments for female entrepreneurs. All data was obtained from the most recent U.S. Census Bureau Annual Business Survey (2020) and Annual Community Survey (2020).
Metrics and Weights for the Metaranking
Percentage of women-owned small businesses (weight = 20%)
Number of women-owned businesses per 10,000 residents (weight = 20%)
Number of women-owned businesses with revenue >$1 million (weight = 20%)
Women-to-men pay ratio (weight = 20%)
Female Unemployment Rate (weight = 20%)
Data from Pitchbook was used to determine which states had the most lucrative deals for female-founded startups. The total capital invested was divided by the total deal count to calculate the amount invested per deal in each state. Crunchbase was used to determine where the top female-founded blockchain companies are located in the U.S.
About Clarify Capital
Clarify Capital helps business owners secure the necessary financial backing to fund their unique ambitions. With this foundation and support in place, business owners can be more than just owners — they can truly become entrepreneurs, visionaries, and innovators.
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Elephant® Play was founded in 1994 in Montreal, Canada, by Serge Morin and Yvan Cinq-Mars. Combining their talents to design playground equipment, their goal was to develop new and innovative post and deck systems that offer products that entice children to move, increase their play value, and still be safe and accessible.1 Originally named Techno Playground Equipment, the Elephant® Play trade mark was introduced in 2007 after market confusion with a similar name.
By 1999, Serge and Yvan introduced a playground line based on dynamic movement, group play concepts, and accessibility for children of all abilities.3 All of Elephant®Play's equipment was designed to accommodate large capacities of kids to encourage social play. An example is the Elephant®Play swing, which can hold four children due to its bowl shape, including children with physical challenges.
Climbinet was introduced in 2010 as a new brand of affordable climbing structures.
Elephant®Play is a member of the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).
1. "Elephant Play." Communication with Playground Professionals. 9 May 2011.
3. "Accessible Playground Equipment and Play Value." Elephant Play. < http://www.elephantplay.com/playground-equipment/play-value-accessible-playground-equipment.php > 16 May 2011.
4. "Bouncing Play Structures." Elephant®Play. < http://www.elephantplay.com/playground-equipment/bouncing-play-structures-healthy-play.php > 20 April 2011.
5. "Elephant Play Playground Equipment and Play Structure Maintenance." Elephant Play. < http://www.elephantplay.com/playground-equipment/playground-maintenance-on-playground-equipment-play-structure.php > 16 May 2011.


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2003 North of England Regional Qualifying Championships
Championship Section - Retrospective
The Dolphin Centre was ready. The swimming pool had been emptied of section one sop players and everyone was looking forward to the big one.
As in Yorkshire and Lancashire there were plenty of people prepared to run down Prague, but having heard dozens of interpretations there is no doubt that it has been a hugely successful test piece. The music has intensity, warmth, lyricism, tenderness, passion and power. It's also exciting and compelling to listen to, whilst those who consider it to be modern may wish to note that bitonality and atonality have been around for 150 years. This is not avant-garde, this is the music of today.
We are pleased to say that the results were a fair reflection of the days play, with maybe two exceptions. We're also pleased to congratulate all the bands as for us there wasn't a bad show all day. Well done.
In first place came Ever Ready and worthy winners they were too. Their sheer power was evident from the off and despite some wild basses and unheard percussion the opening was excellent. Apart from a handful of splits the only drawback for us was the slow section which was too fast and lost the sense of intensity and atmosphere - but that was a small detail. Well directed by Russell Gray and well played they make the trip to the Finals for we think the 26th time. They go this time a stronger band than ever they have in the past ten years or more.
EYMS were hot on there heels and pushed them all the way. Second place was right on the mark and thoroughly deserved. The opening was super, if a little light in the cornets, but the music flowed really nicely and the direction from Gareth Pritchard had a flow and consistency that was missed by others. The Solo cornet did a super job and for us was best of the day. There were one or two blobs but the main drawback was the ending which was too fast and the intensity which had been growing from the other movements was lost. A great show though, well done – they to seem to be in a stronger position now than they have been for quite a few years.
In third came Fishburn under the secure baton of Graham O'Connor and there were lots of great shapes here and very clear playing. It was very enjoyable but it had too many loose moments to keep it from the top two. The bass trombone entry didn't quite work and the ending wasn't as secure as most, but it had some lovely music throughout. Errors, even small ones cost at this level and that seemed to be the case here.
Cottingham played really well and they pushed Fishburn hard for third. This was a really clean and controlled show. We felt it lacked some warmth in the lyrical sections and they had some intonation problems may have cost them, but the slow movement was one of the nicest and most atmospheric of the day. Richard Grantham gave the music the space it deserved and it certainly had the atmosphere that the music demanded. The soloists played well and the band never got out of control yet the music was exciting throughout. This is a band on the up and will challenge strongly again here we feel.
Fifth and sixth came Rowntrees and Harrogate. We felt that both these performances were a little too highly placed, but as they were both similar in style we could see why they were placed together by the adjudicator Steve Sykes.
Rowntrees made a good start and had some lovely moments, and the slow section was especially well handled, but too many errors were present in the louder sections. Some balance and intonation problems were evident and the music did lack some warmth in the louder passages. The final section got very aggressive and it lost some quality because of this we felt. William Rushworth though has pulled the band up to a level of performance that can now be built on to challenge further, so disappointment should be tinged with realism of how far they have come under him.
Harrogate stood their cornets at either side of the band (very much like Yorkshire Imps at Bradford) and it was obvious from the outset this was going to be a full on performance. The opening was very loud and though there was some good playing the layout didn't help the balance. The cornets became strident and with them facing right out as well, it was too much we thought. There were some great attempts to make the music really exciting but generally it became overblown. The shock notes suffered from being too percussive and hard before the end build up it got too loud too soon. David Lancaster's enthusiasm for the piece was evident and this led to a very exciting performance, but for us it was too much.
Broughton came in seventh under Kevin Bolton and though the playing was generally good the music lacked some colour and warmth throughout and lots of little errors all added up. Well directed though, the technical aspects defeated the band in too many places.
In eighth place were Gateshead. Again the playing was generally good but it rushed and had some balance problems especially in the outer movements. We felt the tempos were too fast throughout but the playing was technically good. The ending did slow slightly but the effects had already gone and the drama was missing. Overall though we liked the picture that was created and we had then a few places higher up the placing table than the judge.
Chester le Street came in ninth and we felt this was a little too low. They played well off number one and set a good standard under David Hirst. After a convincing start there were a few splits and splashes but nothing major, whilst there was a fine trombone (the best of the day) and the piece had shape and warmth. A touch harsh from Mr Sykes for us.
Greggs Bakery came in last under David Marshall. The opening was untidy and never really recovered the poise it needed or the detail that was required. In amongst some good playing were too many scrappy moments We didn't think it deserved last but had too many mistakes to lift it into the top six. Hard luck.
Overall then we thought every performance offered something positive and although the piece may seem angular we feel it needs treating with warmth and respect. The top two especially did that for us and both MD's should be congratulated for not going down the easy road of just blowing their way to victory. Both were well capable of handling the loud stuff, but their pulled the reins in where it mattered and that gave their performances a clarity and precision that was a pleasure to listen to. Over the last few years the bands have travelled from here and have not done well at London, but on this form and with fine direction there will be cause for optimism. It made for a good day out.
Our top six before the day were: Fishburn, Ever Ready, EYMS, Nestle Rowntree, Cottingham, Broughton's with Chester le Street our dark horses. On the day were plumbed for:
1. Ever Ready
2. EYMS
3. Fishburn
4. Cottingham
5. Gateshead
6. Chester le Street
Not bad then – we had the top five but in the wrong order pre match and after we heard the bands we had the top four. We'll have to come more often.
With thanks to Simon Wood


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Our base is in Poland's iconic and hugely popular medieval city of Krakow, rich in folklore, boasting unique architecture. We start by visiting The Cloth Hall, one of Krakow's most distinctive buildings, located on the Market Square. Also, we visit St Mary's Basilica, possibly the most famous church in Poland. St Mary's contains a giant Gothic altarpiece carved by Veit Stoss, Europe's greatest sculptor of the period. In addition, there is a guided tour of the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter. Once a town and now an inner suburb of Krakow, Kazimierz was badly damaged during the Nazi occupation. We continue with a guided tour to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, the oldest salt mine in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are 800 steps to climb, of which 350 at the beginning take you down into the mine. You will have plenty of time for independent sightseeing on most days before evening dinner. Finally, we depart Krakow and board our coach for the return transfer to the airport and our flight back to Leeds/Bradford.
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Our coach collects us from our local pick up point(s) for the transfer to Leeds/Bradford Airport where we board our flight to Krakow. We are met at the airport and transferred to our hotel where we are based for the next four nights. Dinner is served this evening at the hotel.
This morning we have a guided tour of the Old Town including The Cloth Hall, one of Krakow's most distinctive buildings, located on the Market Square. It was erected as a centre for trade in the 14th century with the upper part being rebuilt in 1555 after a fire. We also visit St Mary's Basilica, possibly the most famous church in Poland. St Mary's contains a giant Gothic altarpiece carved by Veit Stoss, Europe's greatest sculptor of the period. Sepulchral monuments of the Krakow rich and worthy fill every corner and wall paintings by Jan Matejko date back to renovations carried out between 1888 and 1891. The treasure house of the basilica is rich in priceless objects of art, including some 300 masterly embroidered ancient vestments. This afternoon gives us the chance for some independent sightseeing before meeting up at the hotel in the evening for dinner.
After breakfast today, we have a morning guided tour of the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter. Once a town in its own right and now an inner suburb of Krakow, the Kazimierz Quarter was the centre of Jewish religion, culture and learning and the home of the city's large Jewish population before the war. Kazimierz was badly damaged during the Nazi occupation, with most of the residents either killed or deported to the nearby death camp of Auschwitz. Today Kazimierz has been rebuilt so that visitors can admire the restored historical architecture and experience daily Jewish life. The renewed interest in this area was brought about by the film "Schlindler's List", which was set in Kazimierz. This afternoon gives us the chance for some independent sightseeing before meeting up at the hotel in the evening for dinner.
This morning we have a half day guided tour to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, the oldest salt mine in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mine was once one of the world's biggest and most profitable enterprises in the days when salt was as commercially important as oil is today. Miners created an underground world out of the rock salt, including underground churches, statues and even chandeliers. There are 800 steps to climb of which 350 at the beginning take you down into the mine, comfortable shoes are advisable. Some parts of the route are step free, please advise us if you will need assistance as pre-booking is recommended. This afternoon gives us the chance for some independent sightseeing before meeting up at the hotel in the evening for dinner.
Finally we depart Krakow and board our coach for the return transfer to the airport and our flight back to Leeds/Bradford. Our UK coach will meet us on arrival for the last leg of our journey back to our original departure point(s).
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Chibougamau Independent Mines Inc (CVE:CBG) (OTCMKTS:CMAUF) CEO Jack Stoch is building a world class gold mining operation in the Chibougamau (pronounced che-BOO-ga-MOO) gold camp in Quebec, one of Canada's most prolific gold belts.
James West: Jack, thanks for joining us today.
James West: Jack, let's talk about Chibougamau Independent Mines. What is the value proposition for investors?
Jack Stoch: Well, the value proposition is that Chibougamau Independent Mines owns half of the Chibougamau mining camp, which is one of the major mining camps in Quebec. It's a copper/gold camp which, interestingly enough, was explored for copper; most of the gold ignored, just because in the old days, nobody cared at $35 or $60 gold. So there's a huge potential. The assets include five former copper/gold mines, the down-dip of three of the largest copper/gold deposits in the camp, two unmined deposits, one of which is a gold/silver/zinc deposit and one of which is a copper/gold deposit; an unmined quarter-billion-tonne iron/titanium/vanadium deposit; and a whole bunch of drill-ready copper/gold zones that just basically where there's known mineralization from historical drilling that we've done deep penetration geophysics on and indicates potential at depth along strike that we want to drill.
James West: Okay. Now is this a project generator model, or are you actually advancing these projects yourself?
Jack Stoch: We're advancing these projects ourselves at this point in time, although we have interest in a number of the projects and we're actually currently negotiating a deal with another company where they would come in and do a major drill program, carry the project forward, and we would end up with cash, with being a major shareholder in that company, plus have a long term royalty on the results of that work.
James West: Right, interesting. Okay, so what is your priority in terms of the cash that you're going to have to put into all of these projects, and how much cash do you have, and how much are you going to need to raise?
Jack Stoch: Well, recently we actually raised $1 million, and in the short term, we don't see the need to raise any more. The company has no debt. We own our properties, we don't have any payments to do on any of it except for the standard government taxes. We have excess credits, because we've done a lot of either drilling or geophysics on the property. So basically, the point that we're at right now is, we've got a couple of geologists reviewing where we had left off previously, and basically it's going to be drilling, drilling, and maybe some more drilling.
James West: Okay: Drilling, drilling, and drilling! That's what drives value, I guess, into the shares of companies like that. Now, do you see yourself focusing more on the gold-dominant targets in the current gold price environment, or are you advancing the copper-heavy deposits alongside those with an equal priority, based on the fact that copper's got a lot of room to run?
Jack Stoch: You know what? I think I mentioned previously in discussions with you that we're long-term. I don't want to fall in short term love with something. What I look at is, copper prices will go up, gold prices will go up, I mean, they're down this particular day, but the long term. You've got to look at the long term.
And in this particular mining camp, the gold is very often associated, often all the time associated, with the copper mineralization. So you're going for both of them at the same time, except on what's called our Berrigan property, where we have widespread gold mineralization associated with zinc. It's a bit of an oddball, but we're getting very, very wide, 150-foot wide intersections of low-grade gold mineralization, a gram or better. And included within those zones we have very, very high-grade intersections, up to 49 grams in narrow widths or wider widths, you know, 13 metres at 2.8 grams, 12.5 metres of 5 grams, 10 metres of 2.96 grams, 11.2 metres of 2.54, but also with zinc. You know, like 10.39 percent zinc, 10.05, 10.82, 13.09.
The projects require a good geological study and then basically, surface sampling, drilling, mapping, and that kind of thing. The bulk of the money goes towards drilling.
James West: Okay. So among the portfolio of projects, which is your closest to actually going into production, and when will that happen?
Jack Stoch: I don't think I would want to answer that just because it's purely speculative at this point. If you would want to ask me, or I'll just interpret that as a question of 'where do you want to focus your efforts,' and we would like to focus our efforts initially on what's called the Berrigan, which has the zinc and the widespread gold, we'd like to see, there's an added into the hill, there's bulk, there's massive sulphides, but there's also this wide halo of gold mineralization, which we want to see if that can be an open pit project. And we want to follow up on our work that we did previously, called the Bateman-Jaculet #3 zone, where we had intersections of up to 11.5 metres of 5.2 per cent copper, 50 gram silver and a gram gold. Lots of other intersections in the series of drill holes which need follow-up. We followed that mineralization up to where we think is sub-outcrop, and when we stopped work on that project previously, we had identified what we think is the surface, the area of the surface expression of that zone, and we had the permits, actually, to go in and do the stripping. So we want to go back in to that and see if the thing sub-outcrops, and be prepared to do the surface sampling, mapping, and all the rest that goes with that, and then the detailed drilling.
Jack Stoch: We've also, by the way, we were able to double the length. There's a historical resource on that property with a shaft and two levels, and we were able to actually double the strike length of the known mineralization, so we have to re-compile all that data also, upgrade the historical resource, and go in and do the drilling on that.
James West: Okay. Let's talk a bit about the share structure of the company. How many shares out, how much was capital raised at, what's out there in terms of warrants and options?
Jack Stoch: The number of shares on the company is about 37 million shares; the stock is trading at about $0.10. If I'm correct, there's about 8 million warrants out on the company. Management has about 11.5 per cent of the stock. We have good support; the company has no debt at all, we own the property so we're not paying option payments to anybody. So the company is neat, trim, and ready to go.
James West: Right. What is the mining code and regulatory permit regime like in Quebec?
Jack Stoch: It really depends, case by case. Compared to the rest of Canada, it's one of the best places to work. Is it easy? No, it's not easy anywhere in the world right now for mining companies. But one of the advantages this particular area that we have, not only do we own half of the mining camp and all these former producers with lots of known mineralization, good gold, good copper and all that, this is all within the boundaries of what's called the Plan Nord, which is the priority of the Quebec government for expenditures on exploration to create jobs, employment, to find mines, put things into production, and they're tremendously supportive in this area that they call the Plan Nord, which goes from just south of us, say just starting the 52nd parallel, which passes just north of Lebel Sur Quevillion going northward. So this entire package falls within that.
Any project that, if you have the slightest chance of getting towards production, the government is going to be there behind you, helping you. You can see that with their road construction and their investments in various companies, whether it's Nemaska for lithium or whether it's Stornoway for the diamonds, or Eleonore, I mean, they buy shares, they build roads, they help with power lines, I mean, they're proactive in expansion of the mining industry in the north.
James West: So that sounds like relative to other jurisdictions around the world, Quebec would be at the top of the list for miners?
Jack Stoch: It's definitely one of the top places, yes. But I don't say it's easy, but it's one of the top places, yes.
James West: Right. Okay, Jack. That's a great introduction to the company. We're going to come back to you in a quarter's time or so and see how you're making out. Thank you very much for your time today.
Jack Stoch: Cool, thank you. Take care.


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Озеро Святого Климента, также Инкерманский карьер, Инкерманское озеро — расположено в Севастополе. Образовалось в Инкерманском карьере,

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Рядом с озером расположен Инкерманский Свято-Климентовский пещерный монастырь.

Глубина озера 12 метров, водятся карась, окунь, щука, карп. Берега крутые из мшанкового известняка.

В декабре 2020 года, во время многолетней засухи, вместе с озером Гасфорта и озером в Кадыковском карьере стало использоваться в качестве резервного источника для водоснабжения Севастополя. Были проложены водоводы. Отбор воды из озёра составлял 5-6 тыс. м³ в сутки. Возможный объём оценивался в 1 млн м³. При этом из озера Гасфорта отбиралось 10 тыс. м³, Кадыковского карьера — 15 тыс. м³ в сутки. Использование озёр расположенных в карьерах позволило не вводить графики подачи воды в Севастополе и накопить запасы в Чернореченском водохранилище на летний период. Первым, в январе 2021 года, был прекращен отбор воды из озера Святого Климента. Было забрано 132 тыс. м³. Построенный водовод демонтировали, на восстановление уровня воды потребуется около двух лет.

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It's here; it's finally here!
The days are shorter, the nights are cooler, Autumn is finally among us! On September 22 our calendars were officially set into Fall mode after the equinox.
I love being able to walk outside of my house without being swarmed by mosquitoes, gnats, wasps, etc. The only downside is that the spiders try and hide out in my warm house. If I don't see them and they don't bother me, we're cool.
Jackets and sweaters and leggings, oh my! Time to bust out my extensive collection of scarves and hats! I can avoid my pedicures for a little longer than usual thanks to my boots.
Everywhere you walk a little twister of colorful leaves take off in the distance. Their crunch when you step on them is such a nostalgic soung. And, I'll admit, I do sometimes go out of my way to step on a certain leaf.
Now that I'm older and it's not socially acceptable for me to trick-or-treat, November 1st might be a little more exciting for me when all the candy is 50% off.
Nothing says fall like stuffing yourself with caramel apples, candy corn, turkey, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, and all of the pumpkin spice your body can intake.
Caramel apples, caramel corn, caramel swirl, bring it on!
The colors of fall are the most comforting and inviting. My eyes are always pleased when I travel during the few months they're out.
Because what says Fall like cutting open a pumpkin and ripping its insides out?
All of your favorite TV shows come out of hiding to start back up again.


The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) is the intellectual hub of the University of Oregon, providing academic programs that support the mission of the entire institution and shape its identity as a comprehensive research university.
The UO is widely known for its progressive, inclusive atmosphere that builds on a legacy of Oregon's pioneering spirit, its lush, welcoming campus situated in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, and its fundamental commitment to the betterment of the human condition and quality of life. Our campus community truly is a community, known for its ethic of social responsibility. Both students and faculty come here because they want to make a difference.
Cross-cutting all of these endeavors are the 45 departments and programs that comprise the three academic divisions of CAS: humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. These diverse approaches to knowledge exemplify what the liberal arts and sciences offer to both students and faculty —a multidimensional, nuanced approach to understanding the complex world we live in.
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Russians Reaching Russians has always focused on helping Russians reach their own country. Through the years Russians Reaching Russians has planted over 60 churches, witnessed tens of thousands of conversions, helped start the largest prison ministry in Russia, trained and supported pastors, led dozens of short term missions trips from America, and worked in orphanages.
• For new connections with pastors, churches and individuals.
• For the financial resources for Russians Reaching Russians to continue encouraging, training, and developing Russian leaders.
• For safety and good health for Denis while he is in America and for his family in Russia.
• For new churches and individuals to give monthly support to Russians Reaching Russians.
First, RRR preached the gospel; then RRR trained pastors; then RRR planted churches – now RRR continues to do all of the above, but also focuses on training Russian leaders of leaders. Most Russian Christian leaders are 20 years or younger in the faith – during the 70 years Russia was communist, the generation to generation of leaders mentoring leaders was lost! In Russia there are no Bible college campuses and seminaries with strong evangelical traditions and few pastors with Bible college or seminary training at all. While western Christians rushed to preach the gospel in the early 90's in Russia, few stayed to plant churches and train leaders.
Today Russian leaders don't have the financial, educational, or leadership training to lead and build influential churches and Christian organizations. This is the need today in Russia … Russian Leaders Developed to Train Other Russian Leaders. And this is the goal of Russians Reaching Russians for the next twenty years!
Denis Kozlov in America Now … Needs a Barnabas or two to help him make connections!
Denis Kozlov is in American now. He will be here till mid-April. He still has several weekends open to minister at churches and he wants to meet with any and all supporters of Russians Reaching Russians personally.
Recently Denis wrote … In Acts 11 Barnabas went to Tarsus to get Saul (Paul) to help Barnabas minister to the growing church in Antioch. Barnabas was Paul's connection to the Gentile church that would later send out Paul in his ministry to the Gentiles. I now need a few Barnabas types who will introduce me to pastors, churches, and friends who are interested in learning more about reaching Russians.
You can contact Denis at reachingrussians@gmail.com or by calling 937-360-1272.
20th Anniversary Trip to Russia: October, 2011!
Things have changed physically during the past 20 years in Russia. On my trip to Russia in May, I will be staying at a Marriott Courtyard in downtown St. Petersburg. But the spiritual condition is still difficult. This October, Russians Reaching Russians will be sponsoring a 20th Anniversary Trip to Russia. Tentative dates are October 17 to 26.
If you have wanted to go back to Russia or have wanted to go for the first time, this is the trip for you. We will be leading a Pastors training conference, ministering in churches, teaching in Christian re-hab units and visiting the Hermitage museum. Please pray about coming with us!
Financial Need … as part of the 20th Anniversary trip, $5,000 has to be raised to pay for Russian leaders to attend a leadership event in St. Petersburg. Please pray about contributing to this need and helping future generations of Russian leaders.
Many of you already know that Rick Ives has been diagnosed with cancer. The prognosis for successful treatment is very good, with Rick's doctors constantly confirming their expectation of full remission. Continue to keep Pastor Rick, Heather, and Anastasia in your prayer for his treatment and recovery over the next couple of months.
As mentioned in this RRR newsletter – RRR will be sponsoring a Pastor's Training Conference in October of this year. We will be holding this conference as part of RRR's 20th anniversary of ministry in Russia. We are confident that Pastor Rick and Heather will be a part of leading this conference.


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Rudra Buildwell is a modern and dynamic home builder with traditional values. Rudra has already established itself as a reputed and renowned real estate developer in the region of Delhi-NCR. Some of its well known projects include Palace Heights at Noida Extension and Sera Bella at Ghaziabad. Rudra has recently appointed Indian Cricket Legend, Gautam Gambhir, as its brand ambassador. Many other grand residential projects are on the verge of completion with construction in full swing. Rudra Buildwell is on its way to becoming one of India's leading real estate developer firm.


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Women in the early East Los Angeles punk scene were part of a subcultural movement associated with a brand of feminism that combined the ethics and politics of the Chicano movement, Second-wave feminism, the LGBT community, and punk rock music during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Origins
The East L.A. Punk scene gained organizational momentum through throwing backyard shows through a lack of a steady club scene in East L.A., and it being near impossible for a band from East L.A. to gain a slot at a club in the Hollywood scene. After a steady network of backyard shows began to appear, places of notoriety within the scene began to appear such as Bird and Cornwell, First and Velasco, Beastie's Pad, Boo-Boo's House, Joe's Pit, Flipper's Pad, and the Dustbowl. A person could get into a show for three dollars or less, and one could see one to eight bands.

Politics
As expressed by Alice Bag of The Bags and Teresa Covarrubias of The Brat in interviews, they turned to the punk scene due to the feeling of their feminist's stances being rejected by the greater Mexican American community as well as their cultural identity being rejected by mainstream western feminism. The number of Chicana women in the East L.A. scene saw growth as the East L.A. punk scene was seen as a way to combine Chicanismo and feminism. Songs performed usually had lyrics that were associated with Anarchism, Chicanismo, second wave feminism, gender violence, and racism.

Performances
Performances differed between artist. Alice Bags would dress in a feminine attire, sometimes in a polka dot dress, heels, chola makeup, and performed in an energetic and spastic manner on stage that earned her the name "Violence Girl".  Henry Rollins of the band Black Flag has referred to Alice's behavior on stage as "real L.A.". Backstage Pass wanted to challenge how women were supposed to act on stage in total disregard to what men wanted women to behave on stage. In interview released by Vice, May 21st, 2018, Marina Del Rey recounts, "Once you commit to not being constrained by male rules, you don't have to fight anymore. You can be sexy or you can be a bitch and you don't have to worry about anyone judging your behavior."   Vaginal Davis of the band Cholita! "The Female Menudo" and Nervous Gender, used defiant humor, and social critique within her performances. "Known for their hybrid performance art concerts, leaned into the social chaos and uncertainty of living in Los Angeles", she used her performances to create a sense of an "aesthetic assault".

Bands
 Backstage Pass
 Castration Squad (Members of The Go Go's and the Bags)
 Cholita! (The Female Menudo)
 Nervous Gender
 The Bags
 The Brat

Legacy
The legacy of these women can be seen in contemporary bands in the East L.A. punk scene. Much like their predecessors, these newer bands cover topics with their lyrics and performances that are associated with Fourth-wave feminism, gender-related violence, and racism. Bands include Downtown Boys, Destruye Y Huye, Futura, Strangers, as well as many others.

See also
Women in punk rock

References

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Hardcore punk
Music of California
History of women in California
Women in Los Angeles


The growth of Public Private Partnerships on U.S. campuses is changing the economics of campus finance as well as relationships between universities and their facilities and communities.
Proper planning when undertaking one of these multi-decade deals is critical to increasing the likelihood that the P3 will be successful.
In an in-depth article recently published in the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), I and co-authors, (Scott Evans Miller and Buddy Hall), discuss lessons learned from institutions who've already gone the P3 route, tips for proper planning and how some institutions have found ways other than P3s to get facilities built. You can access the full article here.
This article was originally published in Planning for Higher Education 45 (3), Spring 2017.


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