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<?php

namespace common\models;

use Yii;
use yii\behaviors\TimestampBehavior;

/**
 * This is the model class for table "{{%cart}}".
 *
 * @property integer $id
 * @property integer $uid
 * @property integer $goods_id
 * @property integer $num
 * @property integer $price
 * @property integer $created_at
 * @property integer $updated_at
 */
class Cart extends \yii\db\ActiveRecord
{
    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public static function tableName()
    {
        return '{{%cart}}';
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function rules()
    {
        return [
            [['uid', 'goods_id', 'num'], 'required'],
            [['uid', 'goods_id', 'num','created_at', 'updated_at'], 'integer'],
        ];
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function attributeLabels()
    {
        return [
            'id' => 'ID',
            'uid' => 'Uid',
            'goods_id' => 'Goods ID',
            'num' => 'Num',
            'created_at' => 'Created At',
            'updated_at' => 'Updated At',
        ];
    }

    public function behaviors()
    {
        return [
            TimestampBehavior::className(),
        ];
    }

    public function getGoods(){
        return $this->hasOne(Goods::className(),['id'=>'goods_id']);
    }
}


Proway Relocation & Real Estate Services Ltd.
Josephine takes pride in her professional skills, extensive product knowledge, well versed with local custom and practice, total commitment to meeting her clients' needs, attention to details, and serving with utmost integrity, just to name a few.
After receiving her BS in Business Administration and MBA from University of Southern California, Josephine gained experience in commercial lending, property management and residential sales in the U.S., and was ranked among top agents with Coldwell Banker in Arcadia, California. After more than 20 years of being a full-time housewife and mother to three, now grown up children, she fully dedicates herself to her favourite job of client servicing in residential properties since 2013.
Having lived in different apartments in Mid-levels, Southside and Happy Valley after returning from the U.S., she thoroughly understands the challenges of relocation to and within Hong Kong. Fluent in English and Cantonese, as well as some Putonghua, her ability to effectively communicate with landlords and tenants makes the viewing, negotiation and closing process smooth and seamless. Besides home finding, she has the knowledge and tools to assist new arrivals acclimate to the busy and competitive urban lifestyle of this city. Based on her own background and experience, she empathises with newcomers and shares many useful tips for bringing up children in the local school and international school systems, and is the go-to person for advice in home decoration and furnishing, handymen, grocery shopping, physicians, and any daily life challenges. Integrity, diligence, and attention to detail in client services have contributed to multiple repeated business from happy clients and many successful referrals.
Besides assisting individual clients to find homes, she is on the preferred lists of many multinational companies for their expatriate employees with housing needs. On the other hand, she has developed excellent working relationship with individual and corporate landlords as well as property developers. In terms of locations, she specialises in Mid-levels, Happy Valley, The Peak, Southside and Kowloon Station. With viewing appointments, she is very flexible and is prepared to work after office hours and on public holidays to accommodate the busy schedules of her clients. Her clients keep returning to her for apartment rental or purchase as they advance in their career and grow their families.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to her for your property needs or to list your properties through email, telephone call, or whatsapp message.
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Neocollyris aptera is a species of ground beetle in the genus Neocollyris in the family Carabidae. It was described by Lund in 1790.

References

Aptera, Neocollyris
Beetles described in 1790

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Arbroath Abbey Pageant, 1955
The single biggest change made within the Arbroath Pageant in 1955 was that the religious service, which every year had introduced all performances given during daylight hours, was abandoned. In al...
This was the eleventh enactment of the pageant; the last had been held in 1956 and as it had been since 1948, the Arbroath Abbey Pageant Society was responsible for organising it. Between 1948 and ...
The Arbroath Abbey Pageant, 1966
For the twelfth in the series of Arbroath Abbey pageants, the intention seems to have been to put on a performance using all of those elements that had worked so well in the past. There was no chan...
The celebration of the 650th anniversary of the coming into being of the Declaration of Scottish Independence occurred in 1970. This anniversary date ensured that planning to hold the pageant had l...
Following the pageant held in 1970, which was an artistic success, its organisers, the Arbroath Abbey Pageant Society, aimed to restage the event five years later in 1975. At the time, the former p...
Following a 10-year hiatus, the Arbroath Abbey pageant was again performed in 1980 to critical success, winning an award from the British Tourist Board for 'outstanding enterprise'.16 Although this...
In Arbroath, during the second half of the twentieth century, the performance of a pageant had become part of the tradition of the town. A number of factors had influenced the urge to carry on enac...
Arbroath Abbey Historical Pageant, 1948
The enthusiasm of the pageant organisers at the 1947 Pageant was, if anything, exceeded for the pageant's second outing in August 1948. Having established an Arbroath Abbey Pageant Committee, and h...
Pageant of the Declaration of Independence, Arbroath 1949
The 1949 pageant in Arbroath was third in the series of pageants that took place to celebrate the famous Declaration of Scottish Independence, which was despatched from the Abbey in Arbroath in 132...
The [Arbroath] 1950 Pageant
'Arbroath has definitely put itself on the map of national pageantry', declared the Aberdeen Press and Journal.22 This being the fourth annual enactment of the Pageant of the Declaration of Scottis...
Arbroath Abbey Pageant 1951
In 1951, the fifth annual Arbroath Abbey Pageant was said to have reached 'perfection in festival year'.26 This pointed reference to the Festival of Britain, made many times in the local press, may...
Author: Milne, J. Crawford
Historical Figure: Wallace, Sir William
Historical Figure: Randolph, Thomas, First Earl Of Moray
Historical Figure: Bernard
11 Arbroath, Angus, Scotland
11 town
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7 Thornton, F.W.A.
6 Shepherd, George S.
3 Shaw, William D.
1 Walker, Tom
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10 Thornton, F.W.A.
7 Mackenzie, Agnes Mure
2 Thornton, Donald
1 Smith, Sydney Goodsir
7 Irvine, Jessie Seymour
3 Glover, William
11 Wallace, Sir William
11 Robert I [Robert Bruce]
11 Randolph, Thomas, first earl of Moray
11 Douglas, Sir James [called the Black Douglas]
11 Bernard
8 Warenne, John de, seventh earl of Surrey [earl of Surrey and Sussex, Earl Warenne]
8 Valence, Aymer de, eleventh earl of Pembroke
1 William I [known as William the Lion]
1 Sandwich, Sir Ralph
1 Ninian [St Ninian]
1 Menteith, Sir John
1 Ermengarde [Ermengarde de Beaumont]
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Gabriele Grunewald races at USATF Outdoors between chemo (video)
By Nick ZaccardiJun 23, 2017, 10:07 AM EDT
Gabriele Grunewald ran the last two laps alone, the rest of the field pulling away from her.
Applause grew, however, and she managed a wave to the Sacramento crowd before crossing the finish line at the USATF Outdoor Championships (Summer Champions Series) 1500m first round on Thursday night.
Grunewald then kneeled to the track, but she wasn't alone for long. The rest of the nine-woman heat came up to her to form a circle. They prayed.
Grunewald called it "a little moment of solidarity" after a whirlwind, difficult year.
She raced at USATF Outdoors in between chemotherapy treatments, battling cancer for the fourth time since 2009. Grunewald was not sure she would be able to make it to Sacramento, spending Sunday in the ER with a 101-degree fever for precautionary reasons.
Her next chemotherapy infusion is Tuesday.
"Running is getting harder for me, there's no way around it," said Grunewald, who finished in 4:31.18, 17 seconds shy of advancing to Saturday's final, where the top three are in line to qualify for worlds. "I know that it's super bittersweet because I would love to be here at 100 percent competing for a [worlds] spot because I know that's still in me somewhere, but it's just not this year."
Grunewald, who finished fourth in the 2012 Olympic Trials, raced for the seventh time since May 5, after learning in March that her liver cancer returned. She's done competing for this year but plans to return in 2018.
"I really am just going to be excited to float on a lake this summer in between my chemo infusions," she said. "I'm trying to be the best example that I can be of somebody who's trying to persevere through something difficult.
"I'm super grateful for the support, and I hope I can be back in the future and not running on chemo and be cancer free — that's the goal."
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Everything about this hurt. Everything about this felt good. ✨I never knew a broken heart could feel so whole. Cancer slowed me down, but I haven't let it stop me. Track, I'll be back. ❤ . The post-race support/prayer/group embrace was an amazing moment showcasing the #sisterhood among us competitors. We push each other in every race, but we also care deeply about one another. I am overwhelmed with the support of these women and everyone in the stadium last night. Thank you. ❤ . #cancercantstopme #nothingisimpossible #usachampionships #trackgirls #juskkeeprunning #dowhatyoulove #cancersurvivor #chemorunners . 📸1: @usatf, 📸2: @flotracktv
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ST. THOMAS ROSARY GROUP: If you are interested in praying the rosary with a group once a week, you are welcome to join the St. Thomas Rosary Group each Thurs. morning at 10:00 a.m., in the Chapel. Afterwards, they meet in the Parlor for some refreshments and fellowship.


Load your family into the 2017 Chevrolet Suburban It features four-wheel drive capabilities, a durable automatic transmission, and a powerful 8 cylinder engine. Top features include a split folding rear seat, a tachometer, an automatic dimming rear-view mirror, automatic dimming door mirrors, heated seats, heated door mirrors, rain sensing wipers, and seat memory. Features such as automatic climate control and leather upholstery prove that economical transportation does not need to be sparsely equipped. Power adjustable pedals allow the driver to optimize his or her driving position, enhancing visibility, comfort and safety. Third row seats provide an even greater maximum passenger capacity. Premium sound drives 9 speakers, providing you and your passengers a sensational audio experience. With side curtain airbags supplementing the rest of the safety network, you can be assured that you and your passengers will experience top-tier protection. You will have a pleasant shopping experience that is fun, informative, and never high pressured. Stop by our dealership or give us a call for more information.


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Q: Find certain instances in string, find certain instances in found string, replace I have a string.
string2 = '...his awesome effort in last night's matchup.'

I need to replace the single quotes around arial black and avant-garde with double quotes. I have a pretty big string that is similar to my example string2. There are more span tags that have single quotes around their font names. I need to replace them all with doubles. Even if I use regular expressions, how can I use it?

A: You can use the below string to match any instance of 'arial black' or 'avant garde'
'(avant garde|arial black)'

And you can replace the single quotes with double quotes using this
"\1"

Where the  \1  refers to the first capturing group (this stuff between the parenthesis).

A: If you have all same font name, you can try this code

But for only removing the font family ' you have to find all the string containing only the font family part as in my code str

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Ambassador Pos forwards a letter detailing an exchange between First Secretary of the Embassy Reinink and Fidel Castro.
Bazykin relates Soviet work to refine blueprints of sugar harvesting technology, and Sanchez informs him that Polish architects will visit Cuba.
Report on China's readiness and defense against an enemy attack.
Information Note from the Foreign Information Section of the Securitate with regard to RFE's encouragement of foreign policy autonomy, and differences of opinion on the matter within RFE.


This high-efficiency model adapts the latest Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive from the new-generation Prius, already proven to be an MPG winner. A new multi-link rear suspension improves both handling agility and ride comfort compared to the previous-generation Corolla Sedan. Cutting-edge tech features found inside the cabin help you stay connected and monitor your efficiency. Standard Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 features an advanced suite of integrated active safety features to help you stay prepared for the unexpected. The 2020 Corolla Hybrid is only the next chapter in Toyota's indisputable global hybrid leadership, which began more than 20 years ago.
Providing decidedly responsive performance along with tremendous efficiency, the all-new Corolla Hybrid is powered by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine with two motor/generators. Part of the new-generation Hybrid Synergy Drive, the battery's smaller size and flatter shape allows it to be tucked underneath the rear seat, as opposed to taking up trunk space.
Under normal acceleration, the battery provides a subtle power boost in order to put less strain on the engine and eliminate the "rubber band" effect found on most hybrids. Along with the standard NORMAL and ECO drive modes, a SPORT drive mode setting allows for an increase in power for stronger acceleration response when necessary. 15-inch aluminum alloy wheels with low-rolling resistance tires help boost efficiency. The end result is a projected 50+ MPG combined fuel economy rating for the 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid**.
Power comes in the form of a 3.0-liter twin-scroll turbo six-cylinder produces 335 hp and 365 lb-ft of torque paired to a quick-shifting 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters. These impressive performance figures make the all-new Supra the quickest Toyota-branded production vehicle to date. A low center of gravity, perfected 50:50 weight distribution, and rear-wheel drive platform gives the Supra the agility and confidence to help you attack the apex of the corner. A blistering top speed of 155 MPH and a 0-60 time of just 4.1 seconds highlights the race-bred excitement found in the all-new 2020 Supra. You'll have your choice of two individual driving modes — Normal and Sport. By engaging Sport mode, throttle response is sharpened, transmission shift crispness is improved, and exhaust sound is amplified.
Included as standard on all 2020 Corolla Hybrid models, Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.0 gives drivers an advanced suite of integrated active safety features. Its Pre-Collision System is designed to automatically activate the brakes to help avoid a collision or mitigate the impact force. Dynamic Radar Cruise Control works by maintaining a set vehicle-to-vehicle distance and can even stop when the vehicle ahead comes to a stop. Road Sign Assist can recognize speed limit, Stop, Yield, and Do Not Enter signs and display them on the vehicles MID to help assist the driver. Lane Departure Alert with Steer Assist provides steering assistance if it detects the possibility of leaving the driving lane along with audible and visual alerts. Eight standard airbags and Toyota's Star Safety System round out the impressive collection of safety innovations found on the Toyota Corolla Hybrid.
**Projected fuel economy rating. Official EPA testing results have not yet been released.


Materials obtained as gifts must meet the same standards as those stated in the Collection Development policy to be included in the Library collections.
Gifts become the property of the Salt Lake Community College Libraries. The Library staff reserves the right to add only selected items from any donation. Materials may be added or discarded without consulting the original donor.
Since the libraries are actively used, and sustain losses through theft, mutilation and wear, no guarantee can be made that any gift will be a permanent part of the collection.
Upon request, a receipt in the form of a letter acknowledging the donation will be sent to the donor. This letter may be used by the donor for tax purposes. Donations are not given a value.
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Weir Minerals, Henkel develop industry-first adhesive for rubber lining applications
September 20, 2021 Djakarta Mining Club Editor
Weir Minerals, manufacturer of Linatex, a leading brand of premium natural rubber, has partnered with adhesive producer Henkel and its team of LOCTITE adhesive, sealant and coating specialists, to develop what it says is a mining industry-first solvent-free adhesive for rubber lining applications with zero volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
VOCs are carbon-based, organic chemicals often used in adhesives, paints and coatings. They are subject to strict regulations, with some governments aiming to limit worker exposure while others target large-scale emissions in order to improve air quality. Mining companies also target VOC emissions as part of their sustainability strategies.
In collaboration with Henkel, Weir Minerals developed the LINATEX LOCTITE LINA 88 cold-bonding rubber adhesive range in response to the growing need for safer and more sustainable products. Complementing the Linatex rubber products, this breakthrough in adhesive technology reflects Weirs core values of safety, sustainability and performance, is says.
With new LINATEX LOCTITE LINA 88 products, cutting down the VOC emissions does not mean having to compromise on performance, according to Weir. The custom-formulated rubber adhesive range sets a new industry benchmark for bond strength by exceeding the current British Standard by up to four times, and is significantly stronger than other products presently used in mining, it says.
Weve had many customers across the globe approach us to help them find ways to improve safety for their employees, Mark Doyle, Global Product Manager Linatex Rubber and Hose, says. At Weir Minerals we take safety very seriously and looked at several possible solutions. Our team worked closely with the LOCTITE experts and developed an adhesive that is stronger than any other product in the market today with the double benefit of being solvent-free with zero VOCs.
Coincidentally, many mine sites and even regional governments are now starting to mandate that only adhesives with zero VOCs be used on site we are thrilled to say that we have a product that meets this challenge.
Safety and sustainability focus was the main driver of the project, according to Ricardo Garib, Weir Minerals Division President.
Working with Henkel to develop an adhesive that not only outperforms what is currently on the market, but also delivers environmental and safety benefits, is a fantastic result for mine operators and their employees, he says. Weir Minerals promotes a safe environment for everyone; we consider it a priority for our customers and our own people in our service centres where we line minerals processing equipment with Linatex rubber. With sustainability as a key issue within our industry, we are proud to be at the forefront with innovative new products.
Mark Dorn, Senior Vice President Craftsmen, Construction & Professional, for Henkel Adhesive Technologies and President of Henkel Asia Pacific, added: Its always exciting to pioneer new solutions for our customers that are able to deliver on both innovation and sustainability. Being able to positively impact environmental and occupational safety for those in the mining industry is definitely a rewarding accomplishment for the team.
Dr Nigel Fay, Corporate Vice President, Innovation & Application Engineering, for Henkel Adhesive Technologies, says: Delivering this breakthrough innovation to the market is representative of the mission that the LOCTITE business has delivered on for nearly 70 years. Its about leveraging our expertise, our passion for innovation and our focus on solving the most difficult challenges to create new value for customers. Having the opportunity to bring this to life in collaboration with another industry leader like Weir Minerals has been extremely satisfying and is a true model for future success in the area of innovation.
The new LINATEX LOCTITE LINA 88 adhesive range has undergone extensive trials in the APAC region, exceeding customer expectations, Weir says.
Weir Minerals says it will be specifying the new solvent-free and zero VOCs products for all its Linatex applications around the world.
The entire range is non-flammable and is, therefore, safer to use, easy to transport and does not require any special handling or storage facilities, according to the company. It can also be sprayed over the top of rubber lining to provide solid UV protection.
Source: https://im-mining.com/2021/09/15/weir-minerals-henkel-develop-industry-first-adhesive-for-rubber-lining-applications/
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13 on Halloween
Laura A. H. Elliott
Roxie has the best night of her life until the popular kids decide they want to celebrate her birthday in a way Roxie never expects––in her attic, with a gift that's out of this world, and a pact to never tell a living soul what happens next.
Twelve-year-old Roxie wants to be like Adrianne, the popular girl who gets everything she wants––a trampoline, a flock to prowl around the mall with, and most especially invitations to parties. When Roxie invites all the eighth grade peacocks (code word : popular kids) to her first ever thirteenth birthday party on Halloween, they all come and give her a gift that's literally out of this world. Roxie astral projects to Planet Popular where she becomes seventeen instantly and gets everything she's always wanted, but nothing is as it seems. Being a high school peacock is complicated and Roxie will risk everything to be who she thinks she wants to be. Oh yeah, there's Prom, doppelgangers, and lots of bad peacocks too. Includes an excerpt from SHADOW SLAYER, book 2, which releases September 2012. 13 on Halloween is now available as an audiobook on iTunes.
Elliott PM, Inc.
Laura Elliott
San Francisco book review , 09/25/2012
Wonderfully engaging. The main character was quirky and very identifiable. Elliott takes a creative approach in her novel with " Roxie Speak," Roxie's unique lingo. Roxie is an animal lover and relates qualities of certain animals to label things in her life. Popular kids are flamboyant peacocks, while she is a dodo whose life ambition is to become a peacock. I won't ruin the story for you by telling you if she achieves her goal, but do recommend reading this book. I just noticed the audiobook too. Very cool. It should really bring the characters to life!
More Books by Laura A. H. Elliott
The Seven Caves & Other Spine-Tingling Short Stories
The Seven Caves and other Spine-tingling Short Stories
Shadow Slayer (Shadow Series #2)
Transfer Student, Book 1 the Starjump Series


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Q: Lemniscate of Bernoulli in Objective-C I found a very interesting thread in the GameDev side, link below:
https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/a/43704
I would like to implement this formula to draw a eight/infinity sign into in view, I don't see how I can do this.
Someone can give a clue to start the code?
Thanks for reading,

A: Given the parametric representation
scale = 2 / (3 - cos(2*t));
x = scale * cos(t);
y = scale * sin(2*t) / 2;

it's quite straightforward to write the code that draws the figure. What you do is start the variable t at 0, and increment it in a loop by a small value (say 0.05) each iteration until it reaches 2*PI. At each step, draw a line from the previous (x, y) point to the next calculated point. This will be a short line for each step, but together they will form the curved figure.
You can fiddle with the increment value to generate a figure that looks good for your application.


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Ensemble Directors
Kent Jue, Artistic and Executive Director
Kent Jue is an experienced choral conductor, music educator, and facilitator for lifelong learning in music. An energetic teacher, adjudicator, guest clinician, workshop presenter, and mentor, he is known for building high-level musicianship skills through his engaging style and rapport with students. He has a passion for uncovering the full artistic and expressive potential of individual choristers in an ensemble setting. Kent conducts Ragazzi's most accomplished treble singers, Concert Group, and the select tenor and bass Choral Scholars. He has toured extensively with the Ragazzi program and has led Ragazzi choirs to numerous festivals. An avid collaborator, Kent has prepared ensembles for performances with organizations including San Francisco Symphony, Symphony Silicon Valley, Opera San Jose, and West Bay Opera. Kent has also conducted youth choruses at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and performed and recorded with the Golden Gate Men's Chorus and the Gay Men's Choruses of San Francisco and Boston. He has a Masters of Music Education, with a Kodaly Emphasis from Holy Names University, a Bachelor of Music, Music Education from the University of the Pacific, a certificate in the Orff-Schulwerk method of music education, and holds a CA teaching credential. As Ragazzi's second Artistic Director, Kent is honored to continue Ragazzi's legacy of musical excellence, and its tradition of developing choral artists of character and distinction.
Travis Rogers, Young Men's Ensemble Director
Travis Rogers has been a professional choral conductor for 45 years. He retired from Napa High School in Napa, California, in June of 2017 after thirty-seven years as the choral music director. Mr. Rogers directed the activities of over 300 students (at least half of them boys) each school year in seven different ensembles. Choirs at the school toured frequently nationally and internationally, performing in world famous venues such as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York City, St. Patrick's and Christ Church Cathedrals in Dublin, Notre Dame in Paris, the Sydney Opera House in Australia, Westminster Abbey in London, and Sagrada Familia and the Barcelona Cathedral in Spain. NHS ensembles also earned top honors at several national and international competitions in New York City, Hawaii, Australia, Austria, and England as well as top ratings and awards at local, regional and state festivals and competitions.
In 1981, during his second year of teaching at Napa High, Mr. Rogers began the school's first Men's Choir with 20 students. In subsequent years, as many as 220 young men sang in one or more of three separate male ensembles at the school. Typically each year, up to 80% of new enrolling male singers did so with no previous choral training yet earned "Unanimous Superior" ratings at area choral festivals for the quality of their performances. The 2016-2017 NHS Beginning Men's Choir was the subject of the documentary "Top Row," currently available on Amazon Prime, which chronicled the group's preparation and subsequent performance at their first choral competition.
Mr. Rogers has served the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) California Chapter in many capacities including repertoire and standards chair for high school and male choirs, summer conference chair and President. He is also a Past-President of the western region of ACDA. Travis Rogers has conducted over thirty honor and district choirs in northern and central California. He has been a choral competition/festival adjudicator and clinician for over thirty years as well as a frequent presenter at professional conferences for ACDA and California Music Educators Association (CMEA).
Thomas Wade, Avanti Director
Thomas Wade is a choral conductor and freelance singer based in the Bay Area. An alumnus of Ragazzi, Thomas brings over a decade of choral experience to the program.
He has taught and conducted at public schools and private music programs and worked with organizations like Chanticleer, San Francisco Symphony, Philharmonia Baroque, West Bay Opera, and Opera San Jose. From 2017-2020, he worked as a vocal coach and theory instructor for Ragazzi. In addition, Thomas sings with Ragazzi's alumni ensemble, Ragazzi Continuo, and directed the group for two seasons. Before serving as the Avanti Director, Thomas directed Level I of the San Francisco Girls Chorus.
Thomas holds a B.M. in vocal performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He has studied as a Choral Fellow for the Young Women's Choral Projects of San Francisco, under the tutelage of Susan McMane, and pursued continuing study of the Kodály methodology at Holy Names University.
Kaori Nakano DeNoia, PREMIERE DIRECTOR, MUSICIANSHIP TEACHER
Kaori Nakano DeNoia graduated from Japan's prestigious music school, Kyoto Horikawa Music High School, where she studied vocal performance. She earned her BA from Kobe College and graduated from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music with an MA in vocal performance, having studied with Herman Leroux and received a first place prize in the American Art Song Competition. She received preschool and teaching credentials from San Francisco State University, studied pipe organ with Wyatt Insko, and has Kodály training from Holy Names University. She teaches music for K-8th grades in San Francisco, as well as private piano and voice students at the California Conservatory of Music. She has worked with the San Francisco Girls Chorus, A.P. Giannini Middle School choir and bell choir, Oakland Army Base, College Avenue Presbyterian Church, Christ United Presbyterian Church, her own children's choir Kirakiraboshi Children's Choir in Japantown, and sings with The Merrie Olde Christmas Carolers. She is excited to share her love of music and teaching with the Ragazzi Boys Chorus.
Nathan Wilen, PREMIERE DIRECTOR
Nathan Wilen teaches 4th & 5th grade choir and instrumental as well as K-2 classroom music at McKinley and Hoover Elementary schools in the Burlingame School District. He also has a growing private voice studio. Nathan is a veteran of the Ragazzi program himself, having been a chorister from age 8 to 18. He enjoys passing on Ragazzi traditions as a Ragazzi Premiere director. Nathan graduated from Chapman University with a B.M. in Music with a vocal emphasis in 2016, and graduated from Holy Names University with a Master of Music Education (Kodály emphasis) in 2020. He performs with Ragazzi Continuo and appears as a professional soloist and chorister around the Bay area. He is the tenor section leader of the Chancel Choir and the Oratorio Society at First Congregational Church, Palo Alto.
Nancy Whitecar, Training GRoups Coordinator, PRIMARY GROUP DIRECTOR, YOUNG MEN'S ENSEMBLE Assistant DIRECTOR, COLLABORATIVE PIANIST, Prelude TEacher
Nancy Whitecar is a professional musician and music educator with over 25 years of experience. She teaches general music classes at The Music School at the Sunnyvale Presbyterian church, and accompanies for instrumentalists and choirs throughout the Bay Area. Nancy has directed children's and youth choirs, and taught piano to students of all ages in her private piano studio. She served as accompanist and assistant director of the BeckRidge Chorale in Southeast Michigan for over 20 years, and as Associate Director of Music at the First United Methodist Church in Plymouth, Michigan. Nancy is a member of the Music Teachers National Association, and the California Association of Professional Music Teachers. She graduated from the University of Illinois, and holds a Piano Teacher Certificate from Schoolcraft College in Michigan.
LAUREN ESTES, OPERATIONS MANAGER and Primary Group Director
Lauren Estes coordinates performances, serves as the liaison between artistic and office staff, oversees the sheet music library, and manages much of the office team. She is also the point person for information about tour and our health and safety policies. Lauren also co-directs one of Ragazzi's Primary Group classes.
Lauren holds a Master of Music degree in choral conducting from Syracuse University and a double major Bachelor of Arts degree in music and psychology from the College of William and Mary. She directed the New York-based Syracuse Teen Choir and central Virginia choirs Bel Canto Vocal Ensemble and Madison Choral Society prior to moving to California. She currently sings with Masterworks Chorale, Serenade Chamber Choir, and 21V. Lauren also serves as the Education Program Coordinator for Music at Kohl Mansion.
Jane Rinard, Primary Group Director
Jane Rinard is a passionate music educator who has been sharing her love of singing with students for over twenty years. She has taught music at schools in the SF Bay Area and overseas, and currently teaches elementary music at San Francisco Friends School. In addition to her previous work at Ragazzi, Jane has also conducted at Peninsula Girls Chorus and was an assistant conductor at Piedmont East Bay Children's Chorus. Jane holds a Bachelor's Degree in Comparative Literature from UC Berkeley, where she studied English and French literature as well as vocal and choral music. She also studied voice at San Francisco State University and received a Master's Degree in Music Education with a Kodály emphasis from Holy Names University. She is certified in the Orff-Schulwerk approach to music education, holds a California Teaching Credential, and is currently pursuing training in the Alexander Technique. When she isn't singing, Jane also loves hiking, cooking, dancing, yoga, and travel.
NOAH RULISON, COMMUNICATIONS, DEVELOPMENT, AND RECRUITMENT MANAGER and Primary Group Director
Noah Rulison coordinates Ragazzi's website and social media platforms, manages development, and oversees recruiting efforts including SingFest. He is the point person for scheduling auditions for prospective choristers. Noah also assists the Concert Group and Choral Scholars ensembles.
Noah holds a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from San Jose State University, and a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Chapman University. As a bass-baritone, he is a frequent performer with various choirs and a cappella groups around the Bay Area. Noah is also an avid member of the Barbershop Harmony Society. He earned a gold medal in the 2019 International Barbershop Chorus Contest singing with the Westminster Chorus. Noah is elated to join the Ragazzi administrative team.
Collaborative Pianists
Peter Bassford, COLLABORATIVE PIANIST
Starting piano lessons at age 8 and clarinet at age 10, music became a vital part of Peter's life. At San Francisco University, he earned degrees in Piano Performance and Music Education. While working for Bank of America, Peter pursued music through church work as organist and choir director and through community theater both as an actor/singer and music director. Peter is retired from teaching music in the Burlingame School District and is currently the organist at First Presbyterian Church of Burlingame.
Yongyu Gao, COLLABORATIVE PIANIST
Music has been a part of Yongyu Gao's life from a very early age. She began playing the accordion at age four, establishing a strong musical foundation for piano studies she began at the age of 10. In 2005, Yongyu won first place in the Beijing National Accordion Competition, and third place in the Beijing National Piano Competition. This experience helped her focus on piano, and in 2009, she graduated with a BA from South China University in Music Education with an emphasis in piano performance. After moving to the United States, she played for the Inna Opera Group at the Community Music Center in San Francisco. Yongyu continued her study in piano performance as a Walker Scholar at San Jose State University, earning her Master's degree in 2013. She accompanies for the Burlingame School District and Junipero Serra High School in San Mateo, and is an active performer throughout the Bay Area. She also serves as a pianist and organist at Burlingame United Methodist Church. She is a member of the Music Teachers Association of California, and her piano students regularly participate in the Certificate of Merit and Royal School of Music programs and exams.
Dace Samta, COLLABORATIVE PIANIST
Dace Samta graduated from Sigulda Music School in Latvia prior to obtaining BA degree in Piano Performance from Pacific University in Oregon. Dace worked as a staff accompanist at Pacific University for 5 years in addition to accompanying multiple high school choirs, theatre companies and church choirs. Currently Dace works as a Music Teacher and Choir accompanist at Episcopal Day School in San Mateo, plays piano for St. Matthew's Episcopal Church and teaches music at San Francisco Latvian School.
Marilyn Wells, COLLABORATIVE PIANIST
After graduating from Arizona State University with a Bachelor's degree in choral education, Marilyn taught high school music and humanities in Tempe before moving to the Bay Area in 1984. Marilyn created and implemented the music curriculum for a magnet school in Pacifica, teaching all grades from K-8. She has also directed adult and children's choirs including a swing choir of college students and has a private piano studio. Marilyn's three sons all sang with Ragazzi and she has accompanied the various groups as her boys moved through the program. Her other passion is quilting and sewing and to the delight of many, she has generously donated her handwork for many Ragazzi gala auctions.
Christine (YachuN) Yu, COLLABORATIVE PIANIST
Carol Panofsky, DIRECTOR OF THEORY EDUCATION, OBOIST
Carol Panofsky can be heard in performances at the library as part of Munching with Mozart, with the Santa Cruz Chamber Players, Ragazzi Boys Chorus, and, on occasion, with the Santa Cruz County Symphony, and the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra. She is an active free-lance musician, which has provided her with opportunities to perform on both coasts as well as in Italy, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, the Czech Republic, Hong Kong, China, and Korea. Ms. Panofsky directs Ragazzi Boys Chorus' theory program, which serves to teach choristers to read music and to understand the theoretical foundation of the music they are singing. She has also been a collaborative pianist for several of their beginning choirs. She received a Master of Music in the Performance of Early Music from the New England Conservatory of Music. She performs and teaches early music, modern oboe, and piano, and has been on the faculties at the Music School of the University of Idaho and at U.C. Santa Cruz. She has many private music students, both children and adults. Carol serves on the Board of Directors of the Santa Cruz County Youth Symphony and is Past-President of the Santa Cruz County Branch of Music Teachers' Association of California, for which she is currently Corresponding Secretary. She is also the founder and organizer of "Munching with Mozart," a series of free concerts presented at the central branch of Santa Cruz Public Library. Carol began serious study of the piano eleven years ago and is currently studying with Kumaran Arul, a faculty member of Stanford University.
JON ELLIS, VOCAL COACH
Jon Ellis has brought his powerful tenor voice and dramatic presence to numerous concerts, operatic performances and solo recitals throughout the United States and Europe, as well as several televised and radio performances. Mr. Ellis has sung with Opera San Jose, Opera International, Torrey Pines Opera Theatre, Contemporary Opera of Los Angeles, OperaWorks, Chelsea Opera, Novato Concert Opera, Scholar Opera, Monterey Opera, Cleveland Opera Theatre, Seattle Civic Light Opera, appearing in a wide variety of roles including Cavaradossi (Tosca), Pinkerton (Madama Butterfly), Eisenstein (Die Fledermaus), and Don Ramiro (La Cenerentola). Mr. Ellis earned a Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Performance from Seattle Pacific University, a Master of Music Degree from Cleveland Institute of Music and a Master Degree of Music from Case Western Reserve University, focusing on Vocal Performance and Vocal Pedagogy.
Mr. Ellis has enjoyed a long association and collaboration with Ann Baltz performing operatic improvisation, including two one–act operas with the Bay Area Playwrights Festival where the music was entirely improvised every performance. Mr. Ellis and Ms. Baltz have performed numerous operatic improv concerts in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles; performing improv recitals for several Classical Singer conventions, fundraisers and in 2020, performed at the National Opera Association conference in Cleveland, OH.
Mr. Ellis serves on the Board of Directors of Music in the Schools Foundation and OperaWorks. Jon currently is a Certified Personal Trainer, Licensed Zumba Instructor and Certified Aqua Fitness Instructor specializing in the Senior Adult and Active Aging populations. Mr. Ellis has served for a number of years as a vocal coach for Ragazzi Boys Chorus' Concert Group, working with soloists and choristers alike and also maintains a voice studio in the San Francisco Bay Area. His students have sung with many opera companies and symphony orchestras including, San Francisco Opera, San Francisco Symphony and Opera San Jose.
Joyce Keil, Founder
Joyce Keil has served as panelist, adjudicator and guest conductor for music teachers and choirs throughout the Western United States. An experienced teacher, she has served on the faculties of the College of Holy Names, Notre Dame de Namur University, and Lick-Wilmerding High School in San Francisco. She holds a B.A. from Occidental College, where she studied with Howard Swan, known as the "Dean of Choral Music". She holds M.A.s from the New School for Social Research and California State University Northridge, where she studied with John Alexander. Ms. Keil has prepared choirs for San Francisco Opera and San Francisco Symphony, for conductors such as Herbert Blomstedt, Michael Tilson Thomas, David Robertson, Donald Runnicles, Raymond Leppard and James Conlon. She is the founder of the choral program and Advanced Placement Music Theory curriculum at Crystal Springs Uplands School, where students received unanimous superior ratings for their ensemble and solo work. Ms. Keil has served as the Western Division and California State Chair of the Boychoir Committee for the American Choral Directors Association, and has sat on the College Board for Advanced Placement Music Exams. Ragazzi Boys Chorus, under Joyce Keil's leadership, received a Grammy Award for participating in the San Francisco Symphony's recording of Stravinsky's Perséphone. Under her baton, Ragazzi was named a CBS Best Choir of the Peninsula in 2013, made its Carnegie Hall debut in 2014, and has been cited by the San Francisco Chronicle as one of four elite youth choruses in the Bay area. At the 2016 Western Regional Conference of American Choral Directors Association, Ragazzi was acclaimed for its innovative programming and moving performance. Recognized nationally and internationally, Ms. Keil's leadership built Ragazzi's stellar reputation among American boys choruses.


Girls Who Invest is empowering our youngest women to think of themselves as financiers. New support from Vista Equity Partners will help expand their work.
Increasing women's participation in portfolio management and executive leadership is key not just to the financial world, but society as a whole. Investment professionals are charged with making major decisions on behalf of venture capital and private equity firms, as well as managing funds invested in by corporations, governments, pension funds, endowments, foundations and non-profits.
One organization heavily involved in correcting this problem is Girls Who Invest (GWI). GWI aims to increase the number of women in asset management and finance, fields where females are highly underrepresented. To help in its efforts to recruit more young women into the fund-management pipeline, GWI recently received $1.5 million in funding from the venture capital and private-equity firm Vista Equity Partners.
While fields such as medicine, law and academia have become increasing gender diverse, asset management and investing in general have remained a male bastion. In venture capital and private equity, there are virtually no women. Venture capitalists invest in risky early-stage companies or "start-ups." When these bets hit, the rewards can be substantial, but you can't reap them if you're not in the game. Moreover, it is difficult for women-led firms to attract investment dollars, particularly when the investors are largely male.
Girls Who Invest was founded in 2015 by Seema Hingorani and is a non-profit "dedicated to increasing the number of women in portfolio management and executive leadership in the asset management industry." Its CEO is Janet Cowell, the first woman elected State Treasurer of North Carolina. During her eight-year tenure, Cowell managed over $100 billion in assets, and health and retirement benefits, for over 900,000 members, growing pension assets from $60 to $90 billion.
Founder and GWI Chair Seema R. Hingorani is also the Founder and Chief Investment Officer of SevenStep Capital, "an opportunistic alternatives seeding platform focused on investing in women portfolio managers." Until 2014, she served as Chief Investment Officer for the New York City Retirement Systems which at that time had assets of $160 billion.
A 2018 study "Female Fund Manager Performance: What Does Gender Have to Do With It?" by financial services and investment research company Morningstar backs this up. The study addressed the hypothesis that male fund managers produce better results than women. It found "gender has no statistically significant difference for managers in either equity or fixed-income asset classes." Moreover, in two of their studies, women-only management groups outperformed not only men-only but also mixed-gender groups.
Regardless, women are not going into fund management. In a January 2019 interview with Yahoo Finance, Hingorani noted that because of the paucity of women in investing and finance, many young women did not believe that field was even open to them. Furthermore, many felt that asset management and finance were places to make money, but not make a positive impact on the world. Hingorani argues that one need not work for a non-profit to make a difference, and that finance can be a vehicle for progress, a view that she shares frequently with GWI participants and other young women.
GWI-backer Vista Equity Partners is a major venture capital firm with five offices in Austin, Chicago, New York, Oakland, and San Francisco. It invests exclusively in software, data, and tech-related companies. Vista has supported GWI's flagship 10-week Summer Intensive Program and its online programs for the last three years. Its $1.5 million in new funding will boost these programs, enabling 150 college women to participate in the Summer Intensive Program (30 took part in 2016). The students enroll in four weeks of training, and then complete a six-week paid internship at leading investment firms. Vista itself will hire six interns.
The program is succeeding in increasing female investment talent. Of the nearly 200 college women who have completed the Summer Intensive Program, 80 percent have remained in the investment business. This provides opportunities for young women and will pay dividends for companies and funds as they can draw from a deeper and more diverse talent pool.
The partnership between Girls Who Invest and Vista Equity Partners demonstrates that feminist philanthropy can be a key lever in diversifying male-dominated fields such as asset management. The ripple effects of this effort are likely to go far beyond finance and investing, and empower women in a number of areas.


The client wanted something unique and creative that its customers could not experience on their own.
SDI coordinated with performers from the Hungarian State Opera and representatives from the Kiscelli Museum to create a truly exclusive event.
The Kiscelli Museum is housed inside an 18th-century monastery – a large complex of buildings that includes a chapel. SDI selected the chapel for a performance of selections from The Phantom of the Opera by entertainers from the Hungarian State Opera. This type of event was a first for the museum, and it was a perfect match for the baroque architecture of the venue.
In the survey conducted afterward, everyone who attended gave the incentive travel event five stars out of five – a first for this client.


1. Sing worthy music. This may sound completely irrelevant, but it is, in my opinion, the number one reason that congregations don't sing. People need to have something that is worth singing, and that means both a worthwhile text and melody. Trite and banal music and poetry does not edify anyone. If you want the people to sing, make it worth their effort. Give them real prayers and texts that are not sappy and embarassing to utter.
Make the music "singable." The average person in the pew cannot sing complicated rhythms, syncopation, and exotic melodic leaps. Keep it simple and dignified. A good place to start is with the dialogues. If the priest intones the simple prayers of the Mass, the people respond, and it puts them "in gear" for sung prayer. When Mass begins, a sung Sign of the Cross gets everyone off on the right foot. I have never in my lifetime heard a congregation sing the Lord's Prayer poorly.
3. Use the organ rather than the piano. This is not an argument from tradition, though there are some good arguments there, too. Solely as a practical matter, the organ is an infinitely superior instrument in leading congregational singing. The broad and sustained sound from the organ will always lead song better than the attack-and-decay sound of a piano. Furthermore, the very mechanism by which the organ creates sound is the same mechanism that the human voice uses. The organ is an instrument much like the human voice and makes for a better song leader.
Next week, we will cover additional tips for getting your congregation to sing, from how the instrument is played to more tips on music choice.


JMP's animated holiday card was a hit! The card featured a family of adorable snow people emerging from a bubble plot in motion. Not only did the card spread holiday cheer far and wide – with staff in Japan translating it for their customers – it spread the word about the cool capabilities of JMP in a fun and timely way.
More than 1,000 distinct users viewed the card on the JMP Web site. And 157 different people also downloaded the data file containing the snow people plot and other holiday-themed JMP goodies, which were offered at the bottom of the card.
And if you'd like to contribute your own data files, JMP Scripting Language (JSL) files and SAS Stored Processes, stop by the JMP Community File Exchange to share them with other users.


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The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Act, Title XXVI of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981, (Public Law 97-35), as amended; LIHEAP-IM-2012-05 dated March 22, 2012 (Model Plan Application for LIHEAP Funding for Fiscal Year 2013); OMB Approval Number 0970-0075, approved for LIHEAP use through April 30, 2014.
The purpose of this memorandum is to remind grantees of the application requirements for the funding period beginning October 1, 2012 for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 LIHEAP program and to remind all grantees that their LIHEAP applications for the FY 2013 funding period are due September 4, 2012.
The LIHEAP application requirements for the FY 2013 funding period were described in LIHEAP‑IM‑2012-05, dated March 22, 2012. That Information Memorandum also included copies of both the Detailed and Abbreviated Model Plans, along with a chart showing which grantees must submit detailed applications this year. Grantees are reminded that a complete plan must include a Program Integrity Assessment, as outlined in LIHEAP-IM-2012-05. FY 2012 LIHEAP plans will not be considered "complete"—and funding will be delayed—until a complete Program Integrity Assessment is submitted.
Grantees must submit a "Detailed application" every three years or sooner if they are making major changes to their LIHEAP programs. Since most grantees do not substantially change their programs in a typical two- to three-year period, this frequency will assure that we have a full description of basic Plan elements. As part of the Detailed application, a full description of how grantees will carry out all of the assurances specified in the statute and the other program-specific information required in Section 2605(c) of the statute must be submitted.
One-third of current grantees must submit Detailed applications for FY 2013 while the remaining two-thirds will have the option of filing an Abbreviated application for FY 2013. Grantees that submit an Abbreviated application for FY 2013 will be required to submit a Detailed application for FY 2014 or FY 2015. Attached is a schedule specifying which grantees are required to file Detailed applications in FY 2013 and FY 2014 (See Attachment 2).
Tribes and Territories that were not grantees in the fiscal year immediately prior to the fiscal year for which application is being made must file a Detailed application. Otherwise, filing an Abbreviated application is optional; a grantee that wishes to do so may file a Detailed application in any year. In some cases, Tribes and States are not on the same 3-year cycle if a Tribe applied with a Detailed Plan during a year in which the State submitted an Abbreviated Plan.
We wish to remind grantees that they must submit an application each fiscal year in order to receive LIHEAP funds. Indian Tribes and tribal organizations must submit their applications by September 4, 2012, unless the State(s) in which the Tribe or organization is located agrees to a later submission date. A Final Rule published on October 15, 1999 in the Federal Register (64 FR 55843) states in 45 C.F.R. § 96.10(c)(2) that applications from States and Territories must also be submitted by September 1 unless the Department agrees to a later date. For Fiscal Year 2013, the deadline is extended because September 1 falls on a holiday weekend. Therefore, the deadline has been extended to September 4, 2012.
States and Territories that will not be able to meet the deadline for submitting FY 2013 applications should write to this office as soon as possible at the address at the end of this transmittal. The letter should state the reason(s) that the deadline cannot be met and a projected date for submission.
The final rule also establishes a deadline for the submission of all information required to complete the LIHEAP application by Tribes, States and Territories. All information requested by this office in order to make a grantee's application complete must be submitted by December 15 of the fiscal year for which funds are being requested, unless the State(s) in which a Tribe is located (in the case of tribal grantees) or the Department (in the case of States and Territories) agrees to a later date.
Early receipt and processing of your application also will facilitate your ability to meet the statutory requirement to obligate at least 90 percent of your funds in the fiscal year in which they are appropriated. Therefore, we strongly encourage early submission of completed applications. Applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received, and thus early receipt will greatly increase our ability to approve applications by the time funding is released. We encourage grantees to submit their plan and program integrity assessment with the carryover and reallotment report which is due August 1.
The Cash Management Improvement Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-453, as amended by Public Law 102-589), is in effect. This statute, which covers States and Territories but not Tribes, imposes a requirement for timely transfers of funds between Federal agencies and States. The Department of the Treasury has issued a Final Rule (57 FR 60676-60684, published December 21, 1992) implementing the statute, which affects the LIHEAP program. The receipt of a grantee's application several weeks before the grantee intends to draw funds from the Payment Management System will allow us to comply with the intent of this Act and its implementing regulations.
All necessary information must be included in the application before it can be accepted as complete and we can issue a grant. When we have to ask for additional information, grantees may not receive the grant award on the schedule they had planned.
Please note that the signature requirements and requirements for public participation in developing the application (plus a public hearing requirement for States) apply to Abbreviated as well as Detailed applications. In providing the opportunity for public participation, grantees that will file an Abbreviated Plan should also make the most recent Detailed application available for public review. Further, the Program Integrity Assessment should be included for public review and comment.
Use of the Model Plan format continues to be optional. To assist grantees that choose not to use the Model Plan format, we have attached reminders of the elements necessary for a complete application (Attachment 1).
As part of their annual LIHEAP grant applications, grantees are required to report data on households that applied for and those that received LIHEAP assistance during the previous fiscal year by submitting a Household Report with the LIHEAP Plan by September 4, 2012. A separate Action Transmittal will be released to all grantees shortly with instructions on how to complete the Household Report for households assisted in FY 2012.
Section 2605 (c)(1)(G) of the LIHEAP statute requires grantees to report the number and income levels of those households applying for and those households receiving assistance, and the number of assisted households with at least one or more individuals who are in either of three categories: (1) 60 years or older, (2) disabled, and (3) under 6 years old. (Territories with block grant allocations of $200,000 or less and tribal grantees are required to submit a report only on the number of households served under each LIHEAP component).
FY 2013 grant awards will not be made until the Household Report for FY 2012 is received. If final figures are not yet available when you submit your application, we will accept estimates. Updated, final figures must be provided by December 15, 2012.
The required report on the amount of funds each grantee will carry over from FY 2012 to FY 2013—or will have available for reallotment—is due August 1, 2012. Please remember that the statute states that no grantee will receive its FY 2013 grant until it has submitted its carryover and reallotment report for its FY 2012 funds (see: LIHEAP AT-2011-3, dated June 28, 2011 for more details).
We remind LIHEAP grantees applying for leveraging incentive funds that the regulations at 45 C.F.R. § 96.87, which govern the leveraging incentive program, require inclusion in a grantee's FY 2012 LIHEAP Plan a description of any leveraging activities that took place during FY 2012 that are integrated and coordinated with a grantee's LIHEAP program, but that are not administered as a part of LIHEAP. Grantees must submit any necessary amendments to their FY 2012 Plan to provide those descriptions to the Division of Energy Assistance by the end of FY 2012, September 30, 2012. Please note: Because Leveraging Incentive Awards were not made during FY 2011, FY 2012 Leveraging Incentive Awards will be issued based on FY 2010 activities. No Leveraging Reports were due in FY 2012. However, grantees will have the choice of using FY 2011 or FY 2012 activities as the basis for Leveraging Incentive funding to be issued in FY 2013, as available. Leveraging activities expected to be carried out during FY 2013 should be described in the FY 2013 Plan and application. Please refer to LIHEAP-AT-2010-12 (dated August 5, 2010), that describes the requirements to qualify for leveraging incentive funds for these resources.
Certification must be filed by all grantees, as must the Drug-Free Workplace Certification, unless a State has submitted a Statewide assurance to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Grantees that do not use the Model Plan must also submit these certifications.
I certify that the (Name of Grantee) will comply with the 16 assurances contained in Title XXVI, section 2605(b) of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981 as amended, in the administration and operation of its Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
The Chief Executive Officer means, in most Tribes, the Tribal Chairperson or President of the Tribal Council. For States, the Chief Executive Officer is the Governor. The assurances may not be signed by any other person, such as the LIHEAP Coordinator, the Business Manager, or the Director of Social Services. There is only one exception to this policy. The Chief Executive Officer may, in writing, specifically authorize another person to sign on his or her behalf. Such an authorization will be accepted only if it states that the designated person is authorized to sign the LIHEAP assurances. Authorization simply to administer the LIHEAP program is not acceptable. Authorization to a position (e.g., Director), rather than a specific person, is also not acceptable. The authorization must mention the LIHEAP program by name.
Under the LIHEAP statute and implementing regulations, we determine grant amounts to be awarded to Tribes and Tribal Organizations based on the number of eligible households in the Tribe compared to the number of eligible households for the State, unless the Tribe and the State agree to a larger amount which may either be a flat amount or a percentage share of the State allocation. We encourage Tribes and States to develop an agreement on funding levels and to review those funding levels annually.
As in previous years, grants will be issued to Tribal grantees based on eligible household numbers unless an agreement between the State and Tribal grantee has been made. Therefore, if a State and Tribe are planning to negotiate an agreement, it is important to start that process now and provide a copy of the agreement with the submission of the Tribal LIHEAP Plan.
If a Tribal Organization or Consortium is applying on behalf of several Tribes, the application must list all Tribes to be served. Any Tribes added to the list after the September 1 application due date must receive the State's approval before HHS can issue funds to the organization or consortium on behalf of the additional Tribes.
A consortium must also have a resolution for each Tribe for which it is applying, authorizing the consortium to apply for and administer LIHEAP funds on the Tribe's behalf. The authorization must be in the form of a resolution duly passed by the Tribal council. A letter signed by a program administrator or by a Tribal Chairperson will not suffice.


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Debugging CoreCLR
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These instructions will lead you through debugging CoreCLR.

SOS has moved to the diagnostics repo. For more information on SOS, installation and how to use it click [here](https://github.com/dotnet/diagnostics#net-core-diagnostics-repo).

Debugging CoreCLR on Windows
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1. Perform a build of the repo.
2. Open solution \<reporoot\>\bin\obj\Windows_NT.\<platform\>.\<configuration\>\CoreCLR.sln in Visual Studio. \<platform\> and \<configuration\> are based
    on type of build you did. By default they are 'x64' and 'Debug'.
3. Right-click the INSTALL project and choose 'Set as StartUp Project'
4. Bring up the properties page for the INSTALL project
5. Select Configuration Properties->Debugging from the left side tree control
6. Set Command=`$(SolutionDir)..\..\product\Windows_NT.$(Platform).$(Configuration)\corerun.exe`
    1. This points to the folder where the built runtime binaries are present.
7. Set Command Arguments=`<managed app you wish to run>` (e.g. HelloWorld.exe)
8. Set Working Directory=`$(SolutionDir)..\..\product\Windows_NT.$(Platform).$(Configuration)`
    1. This points to the folder containing CoreCLR binaries.
9. Press F11 to start debugging at wmain in corerun (or set a breakpoint in source and press F5 to run to it)
    1. As an example, set a breakpoint for the EEStartup function in ceemain.cpp to break into CoreCLR startup.

Steps 1-8 only need to be done once, and then (9) can be repeated whenever you want to start debugging. The above can be done with Visual Studio 2013.

### Using SOS with windbg or cdb on Windows ###

See the SOS installation instructions [here](https://github.com/dotnet/diagnostics/blob/master/documentation/installing-sos-windows-instructions.md).

For more information on SOS commands click [here](https://github.com/dotnet/diagnostics/blob/master/documentation/sos-debugging-extension-windows.md).

Debugging CoreCLR on Linux and macOS
====================================

See the SOS installation instructions [here](https://github.com/dotnet/diagnostics/blob/master/documentation/installing-sos-instructions.md). After SOS is installed, it will automatically be loaded by lldb.

Only lldb is supported by SOS. Gdb can be used to debug the coreclr code but with no SOS support.

1. Perform a build of the coreclr repo.
2. Install the corefx managed assemblies to the binaries directory.
3. cd to build's binaries: `cd ~/coreclr/bin/Product/Linux.x64.Debug`
4. Start lldb: `lldb-3.9 corerun HelloWorld.exe linux`
6. Launch program: `process launch -s`
7. To stop annoying breaks on SIGUSR1/SIGUSR2 signals used by the runtime run: `process handle -s false SIGUSR1 SIGUSR2`
8. Get to a point where coreclr is initialized by setting a breakpoint (i.e. `breakpoint set -n LoadLibraryExW` and then `process continue`) or stepping into the runtime.
9. Run a SOS command like `clrstack` or `sos VerifyHeap`.  The command name is case sensitive.

You can combine steps 4-8 and pass everything on the lldb command line:

`lldb-3.9 -o "plugin load libsosplugin.so" -o "process launch -s" -o "process handle -s false SIGUSR1 SIGUSR2" -o "breakpoint set -n LoadLibraryExW" corerun HelloWorld.exe linux`

For .NET Core version 1.x and 2.0.x, libsosplugin.so is built for and will only work with version 3.6 of lldb. For .NET Core 2.1, the plugin is built for 3.9 lldb and will work with 3.8 and 3.9 lldb.

**Note:** _corerun_ is a simple host that does not support resolving NuGet dependencies. It relies on libraries being locatable via the `CORE_LIBRARIES` environment variable or present in the same directory as the corerun executable. The instructions above are equally applicable to the _dotnet_ host, however - e.g. for step 4 `lldb-3.9 dotnet bin/Debug/netcoreapp2.1/MvcApplication.dll` will let you debug _MvcApplication_ in the same manner.

### Debugging core dumps with lldb

See this [link](https://github.com/dotnet/diagnostics/blob/master/documentation/debugging-coredump.md) in the diagnostics repo.

Disabling Managed Attach/Debugging
==================================

The "COMPlus_EnableDiagnostics" environment variable can be used to disable managed debugging. This prevents the various OS artifacts used for debugging like the named pipes and semaphores on Linux/MacOS and shared memory on Windows from being created.

    export COMPlus_EnableDiagnostics=0

Using Visual Studio Code
========================

- Install [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/)
- Install the [C# Extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode.csharp)
- Open the folder containing the source you want to debug in VS Code
- Open the debug window: `ctrl-shift-D` or click on the button on the left
- Click the gear button at the top to create a launch configuration, select `.NET Core` from the selection dropdown
- In the `.NET Core Launch (console)` configuration do the following
  - delete the `preLaunchTask` property
  - set `program` to the full path to corerun in the test directory
  - set `cwd` to the test directory
  - set `args` to the command line arguments to pass to the test
    - something like: `[ "xunit.console.netcore.exe", "<test>.dll", "-notrait", .... ]`
- Set a breakpoint and launch the debugger, inspecting variables and call stacks will now work

Using Visual Studio
===================

- Install [Visual Studio](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/)
- Use File->Open Project (not open file) and select the binary you want to use as your host (typically dotnet.exe or corerun.exe)
- Open the project properties for the new project that was just created and set:
  - Arguments: Make this match whatever arguments you would have used at the command-line. For example if you would have run "dotnet.exe exec Foo.dll", then set arguments = "exec Foo.dll"
      (Note: you probably want 'dotnet exec' rather than 'dotnet run' because the run verb is implemented to launch the app in a child-process and the debugger won't be attached to that child process)
  - Working Directory: Make this match whatever you would have used on the command-line
  - Debugger Type: Set this to either 'Managed (CoreCLR)' or 'Native Only' depending on whether you want to debug the C+ or native code respectively.
  - Environment: Add any environment variables you would have added at the command-line. You may also consider adding COMPLUS_ZapDisable=1 and COMPLUS_ReadyToRun=0 which disable NGEN and R2R pre-compilation respectively and allow the JIT to create debuggable code. This will give you a higher quality C# debugging experience inside the runtime framework assemblies, at the cost of somewhat lower app performance.
- For managed debugging, there are some settings in Debug->Options, Debugging->General that might be useful:
  - Uncheck 'Just My Code'. This will allow you debug into the framework libraries.
  - Check 'Enable .NET Framework Source Stepping.' This will configure the debugger to download symbols and source automatically for runtime framework binaries. If you built the framework yourself this may be irrelevant because you already have all the source on your machine but it doesn't hurt.
  - Check 'Suppress JIT optimzation on module load'. This tells the debugger to tell the .NET runtime JIT to generate debuggable code even for modules that may not have been compiled in a 'Debug' configuration by the C# compiler. This code is slower, but it provides much higher fidelity breakpoints, stepping, and local variable access. It is the same difference you see when debugging .NET apps in the 'Debug' project configuration vs. the 'Release' project configuration.

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Siddharthnagar is a good platform to work for Bulk SMS services. It covers many roads, railway line, hotels, hospitals, factories, villages and etc. It covers a place for digital marketing too. Siddharthnagar is working on projects of telecom services to provide it's a best to their clients. It is enhancing the level of services of Bulk SMS. In this district place, there is various Bulk SMS provider offering a bulk SMS service which you even find them over the internet.
It also has Web sites named as smsindiahub.com which is working continuously to provide the services from SMS gateway to its users.
Siddharthnagar also covers different plans for SMS services. You should know It provides a good ROI on Investment. It starts with a small price of services of SMS, it provides a higher amount of return to their users.
It also provides voice calls and non-voice calls services which are trending part of today's communication. It provides Real-Time Reporting, Fast delivery, good access to networks and proper communication set up.
SMS includes short and precise format.
SMS is an easy process.
SMS incurs advertisement of different companies.
SMS is easy to understand.
Siddharthnagar is working on Technology for extension and Transmission of Bulk SMS Service to provide in overall Uttar Pradesh with the uses of latest technology that is Digital Marketing.
It will help to allow for using latest technology via SMS and mainly it aims at focusing new services ahead which include Alert SMS, Flashes SMS, Thanks SMS, Coding SMS.
Continuously Siddharthnagar is looking forward to Bulk SMS solution to improve for the best of service in terms of Technology.


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Robbery suspect turns self in
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Police say a 38-year-old man who wanted for a Friday robbery in Hilo turned himself in. Police say a 38-year-old man who wanted for a Friday robbery in Hilo turned himself in. Clarence Hatori was arrested at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday
Police say a 38-year-old man who wanted for a Friday robbery in Hilo turned himself in.
Clarence Hatori was arrested at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Hilo police station.
Hatori was charged with contempt of court and bail was set at $300 on the offense. He was also booked on suspicion of robbery and detectives continue to investigate the incident.
Suit claims dispensary law violates federal racketeering, drug statutes
Grazing land lease up for consideration
Traffic fatalities return to prepandemic levels in 2021
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https://www.barrons.com/articles/disney-apple-coronavirus-reopening-51589817899
These Companies Are Reopening This Week. What They're Doing to Protect Customers.
Teresa Rivas
May 18, 2020 12:07 pm ET
Photograph by Sean Rayford/Getty Images
Set your Apple Watch face to Mickey Mouse.It's almost time to start shopping again—with safety restrictions in place.
While the Covid-19 pandemic remains a problem for the U.S., many states are slowly starting to lift restrictions, which would allow many nonessential retailers to reopen. That includes Apple (ticker: AAPL) stores and a Walt Disney (DIS) shopping center.
Apple hasn't been entirely closed in the U.S. Earlier this month, the tech giant laid out a plan to reopen some stores, and five opened their doors last week. On Sunday, Apple announced it will expand that to more than 25 stores in the U.S., as Reuters reported.
Customers should expect social distancing to be enforced, with limits on occupancy for locations that are fully open. Other stores may only offer curbside pickup.
It's not surprising that Apple is taking it slowly. The company was quick to respond to the Covid-19 threat, shutting all stores outside greater China in March in response to the virus's rapid spread.
Elsewhere, Disney announced that Walt Disney World's Disney Springs shopping complex, in Florida, will reopen on Wednesday, after reaching an agreement with its workers' union on safeguards to protect employees from the virus. Disney will offer contactless payment options, as well as require shoppers to wear face masks, submit to temperature screenings, and adhere to social distancing guidelines. It also said it will step up its cleaning and disinfecting of the newly reopened areas.
That said, Disney didn't mince words, with a warning to consumers about coming out and shopping. "By visiting Walt Disney World Resort, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19," the company said.
That stark language may sound at odds with the decision to reopen, but many Americans have shown themselves to be willing—even too willing—to get out and about following a long stay at home.
It is no surprise that Disney and Apple want to capture whatever sales can be had in an economy with record-low consumer confidence. Closing its popular theme parks cost Disney $1 billion just in the first quarter of the year, with more than 120,000 workers on furlough. Apple doesn't disclose sales figures for its retail stores, but direct sales (which include its shops) added up to nearly a third of the $260 billion in revenue it recorded last year.
Other stores will likely watch how the reopenings go. With retailer defaults at all-time highs, companies are likely hoping that cabin fever is working on their side. That said, if shoppers stay away, the higher overhead costs associated with reopenings could deepen their difficulties.
Write to Teresa Rivas at teresa.rivas@barrons.com
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While the world slumbers in shadow, a fatal plague has swept through mage kind. No one is immune to its ravages and now that her father is dead, Cari Dolan must wield the fearful magic of her house to save innocent lives.
At the mage councils bidding, dangerous outsider Mason Stray joins forces with Cari to hunt down the fiend responsible, but can he trust the daughter of wealth and privilege, especially when his own son is at risk.
I really enjoyed this book the details were very and it was very well written. It kept me interested throughout the whole book.
I laughed at the part where it says time to become stealth, and explains that was the secret name his dad had called him after the silent stink bombs he'd dropped as a baby. It was the only nickname that stuck.


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First, make the tofu cheese by blending the tofu, dried tomatoes, juice from 2 lemons, salt, cumin and black pepper. Blend it to a creamy texture, add chopped spring onion and mix.
Slice the zucchini into long, thin slices and fry them with 1 tablespoon of oil each time. It should take 1 minute to fry each side of one slice.
After frying, put the slices on a paper towel and let cool for 5 minutes.
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using System;
using System.Net;
using HearthStone.Library.CommunicationInfrastructure;
using HearthStone.Library.CommunicationInfrastructure.Event.Managers;
using HearthStone.Library.CommunicationInfrastructure.Operation.Managers;
using HearthStone.Library.CommunicationInfrastructure.Response.Managers;

namespace HearthStone.Library
{
    public class EndPoint
    {
        public Player Player { get; protected set; }
        public bool IsOnline { get { return Player != null; } }

        private IPAddress lastConnectedIPAddress;
        public IPAddress LastConnectedIPAddress
        {
            get
            {
                return (IsOnline) ? Player.LastConnectedIPAddress : lastConnectedIPAddress;
            }
            set
            {
                lastConnectedIPAddress = value;
                if (IsOnline)
                {
                    Player.LastConnectedIPAddress = value;
                }
            }
        }

        public CommunicationInterface CommunicationInterface { get; private set; }
        public OperationInterface OperationInterface { get; private set; }

        public EndPointEventManager EventManager { get; private set; }
        public EndPointOperationManager OperationManager { get; private set; }
        public EndPointResponseManager ResponseManager { get; private set; }

        private event Action<Player> onPlayerOnline;
        public event Action<Player> OnPlayerOnline { add { onPlayerOnline += value; } remove { onPlayerOnline -= value; } }

        private event Action<Player> onPlayerOffline;
        public event Action<Player> OnPlayerOffline { add { onPlayerOffline += value; } remove { onPlayerOffline -= value; } }

        public EndPoint(CommunicationInterface communicationInterface, OperationInterface operationInterface)
        {
            CommunicationInterface = communicationInterface;
            OperationInterface = operationInterface;

            EventManager = new EndPointEventManager(this);
            OperationManager = new EndPointOperationManager(this);
            ResponseManager = new EndPointResponseManager(this);
        }

        public void PlayerOnline(Player player)
        {
            Player = player;
            player.EndPoint = this;
            onPlayerOnline?.Invoke(player);
        }
        public void PlayerOffline()
        {
            onPlayerOffline?.Invoke(Player);
            Player = null;
        }
    }
}


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