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Considerations about Loss of Men, Wealth and Profit, Work of an Invader, Arthashastra
Considerations about Loss of Men, Wealth and Profit mainly includes the losses faced by the conqueror in waging a war. Chapter IV of Book IX in Arthashastra advises the conqueror to make correct assessment regarding the loss of men, wealth and profit, before a real war takes place.
Considerations about Loss of Men, Wealth and Profit entails in chapter IV of Book IV in Arthashastra, that whenever there is loss of trained men it is considered as loss of men; whenever there is diminution of gold and grains, it is included as loss of Wealth; and when ever the expected profit over reads both of these then Arthashastra claims that this the right time that one should march against the enemy's army. The chapter further provides certain characteristics of expected profit which claims that the profit which is receivable, which is to be returned, which pleases all, that which excites hatred, which is realised in short time, which entails little loss of men to earn, which entails little loss wealth to earn, and which is vast, productive, harmless, just and which comes first; which is easily acquired and secured without the necessity of returning it, is primarily known as receivable while the one of reverse nature is called repayable, and whoever goes to receive the second type is close to destruction.
Considerations about Loss of Men, Wealth and Profit further explains that if a conqueror thinks that by taking a repayable profit he shall be able to exploit his enemy's treasury, army as well as other resources, and will exploit his mines, timber, irrigation work and elephant forests, he shall be able to impoverish his enemy and force its people to migrate to other places thus breaking their strong base which can never unite to oppose the conqueror. In such an effort the conqueror shall not only cause loss to the enemy but also take his repayable profits. As such it has been explained in Arthashastra, that a virtuous king should receive from the wicked only that form of profit which pleases all. While the profit which is received on the advice of wicked ministers shall not please all; also the profit which is received without caring for the wicked ministers shall also not impress all. Rather the profit received, of the reverse nature shall please everyone.
Considerations about Loss of Men, Wealth and Profit then includes that the profit which is acquired by mere marching is what is acquired soon; which is to be realised by negotiation entails little loss of men; which requires merely the expenditure of provisions, entails little loss of wealth; which is immediately of considerable value is vast; which is the source of wealth is productive; which is attained with no troubles is harmless; which is acquired best is just; which is acquired without any hindrance from allies is profit coming first. As such Work of an Invader includes that when the profit from two sources is equal, then he should consider the place and time; strength and means required to be acquired; affection and disaffection caused by it; intrigue and absence of intrigue involved in it; its nearness and the distance, its presents and future effects; its constant worth or worthlessness; its plentiful ness or usefulness; then he should accept only that profit which is acquired from the above good characteristics.
Considerations about Loss of Men, Wealth and Profit lays down that obstruction to profit are anger, passion, timidity, mercy, bashfulness, living like one who is not an Arya, haughtiness, pity, desire of the other world, strict adherence to virtuous life, deception, neediness, envy, negligence of what is in hand, generosity, want of faith, fear, inability to endure cold, heat and rain, and faith in auspiciousness of stars.
Thus, Kautilya stresses that only the capable shall be able to acquire real wealth through the path of virtue and honesty and will reach a level of profit which shall be pleasing to all.
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The service can be divided into officers looking after accounting and audit issues pertaining to the Union government and the State governments, and those manning the department's headquarters. The state accounts and audit offices are headed by Accountants General or Principal Accountants General. They are functionally equivalent; only the designations vary. Major states have three Principal Accountants General (PAsG) or Accountants General (AsG), each heading Accounts and Entitlement (i.e., compiling state accounts, maintaining pension accounts, loan accounts, etc.), Cluster 1 (General Administration, Finance, Health & Family Welfare, Water Resource, Rural Development, PRIs, Agriculture & Food) or Cluster 2 (Energy, Power, Industry & Commerce, Transport, Urban Development, Environment, S&T, Information Technology Public Works, Law & Order, Art & Culture)

The equivalent officers at the Central level are Principal Directors (PDs) or Directors General (DsG). The PDs, DsG, AsG and PAsG report to Additional Deputy CAG   or Deputy CAG. The Deputy CAGs are the highest-ranked officers in the service.

After training, the Officer Trainees are posted as Assistant Accountant General Assistant Directors a Junior Grade Group A later promoted to Deputy Accountants General (DAsG) or Deputy Directors (DDs) a Senior time scale. Subsequent to their promotion, they become Senior Deputy Accountants General (Sr.DAsG) or Directors. All officers below the rank of AG/PD are also called Group Officers as they are generally in charge of a group in the office.

Recruitment and training

Recruitment to the IA&AS is through the joint competitive examinations the Union Public Service Commission and through promotion from the subordinate cadre. The directly recruited officers are trained mainly at the , Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. The training is split into two phases. Phase-1 involves giving a theoretical background to the students on concepts of Government and commercial auditing and accounting. Phase-2 gives emphasis on practical training. The training involves modules where Officer Trainees are attached to the Reserve Bank of India, TISS-Mumbai, SEBI the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, NIFM Faridabad, the Bureau of Parliamentary Studies and the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. Apart from this they were also given training on Emerging areas in IT Environment and its Audit, some of the technologies includes IoT, Cyber Security & Blockchain by International Training Centre of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India. The Officer Trainees are also given an international exposure through attachment with London School of Economics and Political Science and National Audit Office (United Kingdom).

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Q: Sort rows with parents and children I am not sure if this is possible with MySQL but let's give it a try.
There are a few rows in a table like this
UID - Name    - Generation - ParentUID
1   - Parent1 - 1          - 0
3   - Parent2 - 1          - 0
7   - Parent4 - 1          - 0
14  - Child7  - 2          - 3
17  - Child8  - 2          - 3
20  - Parent8 - 1          - 0
55  - Child9  - 2          - 7
75  - Child12 - 3          - 55
90  - Child40 - 3          - 17
95  - Child20 - 2          - 7

and so on...
Now I would like to sort it that way. If the ParentUID is not 0 place yourself below your parent.
So in that case it would be:
UID - Name    - Generation - ParentUID
1   - Parent1 - 1          - 0
3   - Parent2 - 1          - 0
14  - Child7  - 2          - 3
17  - Child8  - 2          - 3
90  - Child40 - 3          - 17
7   - Parent4 - 1          - 0
55  - Child9  - 2          - 7
75  - Child12 - 3          - 55
95  - Child20 - 2          - 7
20  - Parent8 - 1          - 0

Child20 comes after Child12, because Child9 is the parent of Child12. You could say that it looks like a folder-structure.
And not only for three but for five or seven generations. Is that possible or should I get all the data and then sort it with some PHP magic?

A: You want to sort records depth first, the left to right. A common approach is to traverse the tree to build a sorting column that represents the path to the element. In MySQL 8.0, you can do this with a recursive cte:
with recursive cte(uid, name, generation, parent_uid, path) as (
    select t.*, cast(lpad(uid, 3, 0) as char(100)) from mytable t where parent_uid = 0
    union all
    select t.*, concat(c.path, '/', lpad(t.uid, 3, 0))
    from cte c
    inner join mytable t on t.parent_uid = c.uid
)
select * from cte order by path

Demo on DB Fiddle:

uid | name    | generation | parent_uid | path
--: | :------ | ---------: | ---------: | :----------
  1 | Parent1 |          1 |          0 | 001
  3 | Parent2 |          1 |          0 | 003
 14 | Child7  |          2 |          3 | 003/014
 17 | Child8  |          2 |          3 | 003/017
 90 | Child40 |          3 |         17 | 003/017/090
  7 | Parent4 |          1 |          0 | 007
 55 | Child9  |          2 |          7 | 007/055
 75 | Child12 |          3 |         55 | 007/055/075
 95 | Child20 |          2 |          7 | 007/095
 20 | Parent8 |          1 |          0 | 020

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package org.innovateuk.ifs.assessment.security;

import org.innovateuk.ifs.application.resource.FormInputResponseFileEntryResource;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.assessment.domain.Assessment;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.assessment.repository.AssessmentRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.commons.security.PermissionRule;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.commons.security.PermissionRules;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.user.domain.ProcessRole;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.user.repository.ProcessRoleRepository;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.user.resource.ProcessRoleType;
import org.innovateuk.ifs.user.resource.UserResource;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

import static org.innovateuk.ifs.assessment.resource.AssessmentState.acceptedAssessmentStates;

@Component
@PermissionRules
public class AssessorFormInputResponseFileUploadRules {

    @Autowired
    private ProcessRoleRepository processRoleRepository;

    @Autowired
    private AssessmentRepository assessmentRepository;

    @PermissionRule(value = "READ", description = "An Assessor can download a file for an answer to an Application they are Assessing")
    public boolean assessorCanDownloadFileForApplicationTheyAreAssessing(FormInputResponseFileEntryResource fileEntry, UserResource user) {
        return userIsAssessorOnThisApplication(fileEntry, user);
    }

    private boolean userIsAssessorOnThisApplication(FormInputResponseFileEntryResource fileEntry, UserResource user) {
        ProcessRole assessorProcessRole = processRoleRepository.findByUserIdAndRoleAndApplicationId(user.getId(),
                                                                                ProcessRoleType.ASSESSOR,
                                                                                fileEntry.getCompoundId().getApplicationId());
        ProcessRole panelAssessorProcessRole = processRoleRepository.findByUserIdAndRoleAndApplicationId(user.getId(),
                                                                                ProcessRoleType.PANEL_ASSESSOR,
                                                                                fileEntry.getCompoundId().getApplicationId());
        ProcessRole interviewAssessorProcessRole = processRoleRepository.findByUserIdAndRoleAndApplicationId(user.getId(),
                                                                                ProcessRoleType.INTERVIEW_ASSESSOR,
                                                                                fileEntry.getCompoundId().getApplicationId());
        return (assessorProcessRole != null && assessmentIsAccepted(assessorProcessRole))
                || panelAssessorProcessRole != null
                || interviewAssessorProcessRole != null;
    }

    private boolean assessmentIsAccepted(ProcessRole processRole) {
        Assessment assessment = assessmentRepository.findOneByParticipantId(processRole.getId());
        return acceptedAssessmentStates.contains(assessment.getProcessState());
    }
}

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Holyrood roof fiasco damaged parliament's reputation 'at home and abroad'
THE chaotic handling of a safety scare at the newly-built Holyrood building damaged its reputation "at home and abroad", Scottish ministers privately admitted.
The Labour-Liberal Democrat administration in 2006 also feared the parliament's response raised questions about its ability to cope with a terror attack or flu pandemic.
Ministers were also worried the muddle was hurting the public's view of the coalition government.
The misgivings, which were conveyed to Holyrood's then Presiding Officer George Reid, are revealed in cabinet papers released by National Records of Scotland.
The loss of confidence was triggered by the dramatic failure of part of the roof of the main chamber of the £431m building less than 18 months after it opened.
On March 2, 2006, a 12ft oak slab weighing 220lb broke free from one of its fixings, swung through a 70-degree arc, and was left-dangling in mid-air above the Tory benches.
It took the authorities half an hour to decide to suspend business and evacuate the chamber.
Holyrood's cross-party management group then spent around £80,000 ferrying MSPs to the Hub at the top of the Royal Mile for two weeks as an alternative venue, before deciding to return to the parliament and use the largest committee room instead.
Many MSPs questioned why bosses hadn't used the committee room in the first place.
The main chamber, which contained more than 60 similar wooden beams, ultimately took months to be checked and repaired.
At the Scottish cabinet on March 15, Labour minister for parliament Margaret Curran told colleagues that the parliament wanted to use Committee Room 2 (CR2) instead of the Hub, although it could only hold 90 of the 129 MSPs.
The minutes reveal ministers voiced a series of complaints.
"The way in which this situation has been handled by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) damaged the reputation of the Parliament at home and abroad.
"Public perception of the Executive was also being damaged.
"The SPCB needed to give a clear idea when the advice on the safety of the chamber would be received and what the next steps would then be," the minutes state.
There was also concern about what the response said about the parliament's ability to deal with more serious events.
The minutes said: "The way in which this issue had been handled by the SPCB raised wider questions about its preparedness to deal with major civil contingencies such as a flu pandemic or terrorist attack.
"This should be raised with the Parliamentary authorities once the immediate issues related to the chamber had been addressed."
The cabinet then agreed that Ms Curran should raise ministers' concerns with Mr Reid and the parliamentary authorities.
At the following week's cabinet, Ms Curran reported a temporary repair to the roof should be completed by the end of April, with full repairs over the summer recess.
Until the end of April, plenary business would be in CR2 with nearby CR6 used an overflow room.
"This was unsatisfactory, but it was important that all MSPs tried to make these arrangements work."
In the discussion, there was a complaint that using an overflow room would deny some MSPs their "fundamental right" to take part in debates and question ministers.
The frustrated cabinet agreed to "seek further clarification" about the proposal "and to raise its concerns about the implications with the Presiding Officer".
A week later, March 29, Ms Curran reported back to cabinet that she had met Mr Reid and the Parliament's chief executive Paul Grice "and raised Cabinet's concerns over the contingency arrangements set in place to handle plenary business while the main chamber was out of use".
She also said "engineers were being pressed to make progress as quickly as possible".
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The Plaza - Memories of Leeds
The Plaza Cinema opened to the public as the Assembly Rooms Concert Hall in 1898. It is an impressive building in the centre of Leeds, which has been a hub of culture in the city for over a century.
It was one of the first cinemas in the region, opening in 1907 and introducing the city of Leeds to "new century talking and singing pictures."
The first film to been shown there was a recording of stage performer Harry Relph titled "Little Tich." The cinema had a capacity of 1,100 and entrance fee varied depending on which seats you chose.
The name of the cinema was changed to the Plaza in 1958 and remained so until its closure in 1985.
Restoration work began in 2007 by the Grand Theatre and Opera House which is a popular destination to this day.


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Cartoon showing a viral replication factory assembled by some jumbo viruses. Viral DNA replicates inside the nucleus (blue shell). Viral capsids travel to the nucleus along a treadmilling filament. Capsids dock on the nucleus in order to package viral DNA. Credit: Pogliano/Villa Labs, UC San Diego, 2019
Countless textbooks have characterized bacteria as simple, disorganized blobs of molecules.
Now, using advanced technologies to explore the inner workings of bacteria in unprecedented detail, biologists at the University of California San Diego have discovered that in fact bacteria have more in common with sophisticated human cells than previously known.
Publishing their work June 13 in the journal Cell, UC San Diego researchers working in Professor Joe Pogliano's and Assistant Professor Elizabeth Villa's laboratories have provided the first example of cargo within bacterial cells transiting along treadmill-like structures in a process similar to that occurring in our own cells.
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"It's not that bacteria are boring, but previously we did not have a very good ability to look at them in detail," said Villa, one of the paper's corresponding authors. "With new technologies we can start to understand the amazing inner life of bacteria and look at all of their very sophisticated organizational principles."
Study first-author Vorrapon Chaikeeratisak of UC San Diego's Division of Biological Sciences and his colleagues analyzed giant Pseudomonas bacteriophage (also known as phage, the term used to describe viruses that infect bacterial cells). Earlier insights from Pogliano's and Villa's labs found that phage convert the cells they have infected into mammalian-type cells with a centrally located nucleus-like structure, formed by a protein shell surrounding the replicated phage DNA. In the new study the researchers documented a previously unseen process that transports viral components called capsids to DNA at the central nucleus-like structure. They followed as capsids moved from an assembly site on the host membrane, trafficked upon a conveyer belt-like path made of filaments and ultimately arrived at their final phage DNA destination.
"They ride along a treadmill in order to get to where the DNA is housed inside the protein shell, and that's critical for the life cycle of the phage," said Pogliano, a professor in the Section of Molecular Biology. "No one has seen this intracellular cargo travelling along a filament in bacterial cells before."
"The way this giant phage replicates inside bacteria is so fascinating," said Chaikeeratisak. "There are a lot more questions to explore about the mechanisms that it uses to take over the bacterial host cell."
Opening the door to the new discovery was a research combination of time-lapse fluorescence microscopy, which offered a broad perspective of movement within the cell, similar to a Google Earth map perspective of roadways, in coordination with cryo-electron tomography, which provided the ability to zoom into a "street level" view that allowed the scientists to analyze components on a scale of individual vehicles and people within them.
Villa said each technique's perspective helped provide key answers but also brought new questions about the transportation and distribution mechanisms within bacterial cells. Kanika Khanna, a student member of both labs, is trained to use both technologies to gain data and insights from each.
"Zooming in and out allowed us to observe a unique example where things just don't randomly diffuse inside bacterial cells," said Khanna. "These phages have evolved a sophisticated and directed mechanism of transport using filaments to replicate inside their hosts that we could have not seen otherwise."
Phage infect and attack many types of bacteria and are known to live naturally in soil, seawater and humans. Pogliano believes the new findings are important for understanding more about the evolutionary development of phage, which have been the subject of recent attention.
"Viruses like phage have been studied for 100 years but they are now receiving renewed interest because of the potential of using them for phage therapy," said Pogliano.
The type of phage studied in the new paper is the kind that one day could be used in new treatments to cure a variety of infections.
Last year UC San Diego's School of Medicine started the Center for Innovative Phage Applications and Therapeutics (IPATH), which was launched to develop new treatments for infectious disease as widespread resistance to traditional antibiotics continues to grow.
"If we understand how phages operate inside bacteria and what they do, the end goal would be that you might be able to start designing tailor-made phages for particular infections that are resistant," said Villa.
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Affordable housing enters organic produce biz
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By Alexander Britell
Betty Arnett (left) and Cleveland Daniels, residents at Dixie Court
If a group of affordable housing developers have their way, patrons at high-end South Florida restaurants might eventually see names like "Dixie Court Apartments" on their menus.
A new initiative, which was the brainchild of Scott Strawbridge, director of development and facilities for the Housing Authority of the City of Fort Lauderdale, aims to place gardens in these kinds of developments so residents can grow and harvest their own fresh produce — and, using a distribution network, see some of the fruits and vegetables of their labor end up on high-end dining tables.
The Dixie Court Apartments is the site of the pilot program in Fort Lauderdale, jointly run by affordable housing developer Carlisle Development Group and the Housing Authority of Fort Lauderdale.
At Dixie Court, Carlisle has placed 18 raised planter beds for residents to begin planting and harvesting. The company has plans to roll out similar gardens at a number of its other affordable housing properties in the Fort Lauderdale area.
A percentage of the fruits and vegetables would head to a nearby food charity, the Pantry at Broward, with the surplus potentially going to restaurants and hotels, and the residents getting all the food they want.
While the root of the program is self-sustaining farming on a local scale, the plan is to eventually have residents grow and sell organic produce to high-end hotels and restaurants, using vacant lots to ramp up production.
"It's not in the discussion phase anymore," Strawbridge said of the idea. "I've got about a half an acre of vacant property in the core area we're developing, and we'll be setting that up as a production garden."
Strawbridge said he is still working on the model, but added that the goal would be to get enough net revenue to cover the costs, with residents literally eating the profits.
"Our business model projects that we'll be able to donate about 25 percent of everything we grow out to those who need it most [like the Pantry at Broward]. I expect to cover the production costs, create some new jobs, and create what I expect will be a superior product."
Right now, planned outlets for the produce include the hospitality and restaurant industries. Strawbridge has been able to get LXR Luxury Resorts, which owns four major resort hotels in South Florida, including three in Fort Lauderdale, to sign on.
"I said, 'would you buy the produce,' and [the regional director] said 'how big is your truck?'"
According to Strawbridge, one high-end restaurateur in downtown Fort Lauderdale asked for a separate plot of land, with the ultimate idea being a "private label" — a plot of land in one of the developments producing just for the restaurant.
"This is the first of what we hope are many more," said Lindsay Lecour, a project manager at Carlisle. "We're looking at it as a pilot project — how does it work, how do we get it started."
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Derrick Adams presents Pablo Fanque's Circus Royal/SIDESHOW, a live performance paying tribute to Pablo Fanque, Britain's first black circus owner.
The showman, immortalized in song by John Lennon, was a master tightrope walker, horseman, vaulter, and somerset thrower, a Renaissance man and entertainer who founded the Victorian era Circus Royal. In dialogue with this history and Fanque's legacy, Adams fabricates a portable circus tent in the Performa Hub, serving as the locus of a variety of sideshow entertainment from which a live radio broadcast also takes place. Live performers on small platforms dispersed throughout the circus tent cajole audiences with their tricks and talents. Adams acts as the ringmaster, organizing routines and juxtaposing music sets and readings with jugglers, dancers, magicians, and comedians.


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Eighteenth-century philosophy
Kant: A Biography
Author: Manfred Kuehn, Boston University
$ 155.95 (G)
This is the first full-length biography in more than fifty years of Immanuel Kant, one of the giants among the pantheon of Western philosophers, and one of the most powerful and influential in contemporary philosophy. Taking account of the most recent scholarship, Manfred Kuehn allows the reader to follow the same journey that Kant himself took in emerging as a central figure in modern philosophy. Manfred Kuehn was formerly Professor of Philosophy at Purdue University. A specialist on German philosophy of the period, he is the author of numerous articles and papers on Immanuel Kant.
No competition in English; first full-length biography in more than fifty years
Kant is considered the most important of modern philosophers
Will compliment existing Cambridge works on Hobbes and Spinoza
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"This book bills itself as 'the first full-length biography of Kant in over fifty years,' but it is more than that... Kuehn has produced a work of the highest quality." Library Journal
"This book is ideally suited for a reader who already has some acquaintance with Kant's major ideas and wants a biographical, social and intellectual context in which to understand them more deeply. It is an impressive work with both historical and philosophical dimensions." Catholic Library World
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Paula went in to Chris Nissen tonight to meet with Dina and some new women for tea and fellowship. She had also been invited to look in on the building of the new netball court and to meet the new team of girls and pray for them. Just as they were walking down to the site Dina disappeared like a shot and Paula realised that Sandra, the community leader was heading straight for her full of aggression. She immediately started her accusations about Dina and the fact that she didn't know about the project etc.etc. Thankfully, Shirley, the new leader of the netball team was with Paula and Paula managed to get Sandra to direct all her accusations at her. Despite the fact that the 'conversation' was very fevered and in Afrikaans, it became clear that she did not have her facts straight at all. Paula managed to confront her with the fact that if she was the community leader and very proud to be so, then shouldn't she be happy that such a project was getting off the ground? She couldn't really answer that! She then started on about the food parcels, again, with all her facts wrong. Again, Paula was able to say that this was the case and to assure her that if she knew of people who were very vulnerable and who should be receiving food, she must let us know. During the 45 or so minutes, she did visibly calm down and Paula felt that she was at least able to counter some of the false accusations, even if Sandra was not really prepared to listen. She is an extremely formidable woman and she needs our prayers. We need to see breakthrough in her life. Jealousy and gossip really are threatening to pull down any good that is happening in the community. We thank God that Dina did walk away tonight. She has no desire to fight, but is equally at a loss to know how to deal with the situation. This is just a classic situation of what life in CNP can be like. We often feel caught in the middle of what seem to be impossible situations, but we also know that God is in charge and that he can make a difference.
It sounds like you did a good job, and the right thing; so try not to be discouraged; I think God put Paula there at that moment, and that was the right thing. Dina will have felt Paula's support and that will encourage her too.


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Q: I am subscribing to a subscription and getting duplicate items in my view with Angular 6 I am not sure why I have put the code below. I have a post service which follows and unfollows posts and adds their id to an array which is an Observable. I am getting the items to display in the view as I want but when I push to the followedPostsArray it will push 1 + every item that may have already been in the followedPostsArray.
Also when I unfollow the view does not change.
Component.ts
 this.postService.getFollowedPosts().subscribe((followedPosts) => {
        followedPosts.forEach((postId) => {
            this.frApiService.GetPostById(postId).subscribe((post) => {
                this.followedPostsArray.push(post);
                console.log(this.followedPostsArray);
            });
        });
    });

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        {{getAge(post?.latestCommentDateTime)}}

A: There seems to be a mistake in not clearing followedPostsArray. Interpreting the code given and your additional subscription I'd guess you reload all posts when you add a new one to follow.
You have to reset the array first. I still don't know which method your follow-button calls so I improvise with a sybolic name.
followPost() {
    // reset the array
    this.followedPostsArray = [];

     // only then call the service
     this.postService.getFollowedPosts(...);
}

This is supposed to stop your repeating entries.


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Over 8 Years Unfulfilled Promise, READ What Journalists In Sierra Leone Told President Koroma
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Journalists in Sierra Leone have again used the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, Tuesday 3rd May 2016, to remind the country's President to honor his pre-election promise of repealing Seditious and Criminal Libel laws.
According to the President of the (SLAJ), Kelvin Lewis, the continued presence and use of the Criminal Libel Laws is a constant threat to the right to media freedom, which is a fundamental human right.
Lewis made reference to the fact that two journalists could not be part of the World Press Freedom Day symposium organized by their Association because they were due in court to answer charges under the Criminal Libel Laws.
Between 2007 and 2016, he continued, more than 25 journalists have been arrested, interrogated, detained and/or jailed and two have been convicted of Criminal Libel.
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"Today SLAJ again reiterates its call to President Koroma, to make do his 8-year-old election promise, to repeal the Criminal Libel Laws.
We continue to maintain that there are enough provisions in the Civil Laws to address any redress sought from those aggrieved by our work.
If medical doctors are not charged with murder, and executed, for making mistakes on their theatre tables where lives are lost while practicing their profession, why should journalists be jailed for making mistakes while practicing their profession," Lewis maintains.
Before his election as President of Sierra Leone in 2007, Hon Ernest Bai Koroma, a Member of Parliament at the time, was on record promising to expunge criminal libel laws from the infamous Public Order Act of 1965 if elected.
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Every year, for the past eight years, journalists have been reminding him of his promise and urging him to honor his words.
However, newly-appointed Deputy Minister of Information and Communication, Cornelius Deveaux, said President Koroma and his Government are fully committed to ensure freedom of expression and of the press flourish, but insisted that repealing Criminal Libel Laws is a process.
"As a government we are seriously looking into these issues regarding the media landscape. I urge media stakeholders to take advantage of the new leadership at the Ministry of Information to see how we can collectively address these challenges," said Deveaux.
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A félnehézsúly súlycsoport az ökölvívásban.

Amatőr ökölvívás
Az amatőr ökölvívásban a félnehézsúlyba 75 kg-81 kg közötti versenyzők tartoznak.

 1920–1936: 160–175 font (72.6–79.4 kg)
 1948: 73–80 kg
 1952-től: 75–81 kg

Olimpiai bajnokok
 1920 –  Eddie Eagan (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1924 –  Harry Mitchell (Egyesült Királyság)
 1928 –  Víctor Avendaño (Argentína)
 1932 –   David Carstens (Dél-afrikai Köztársaság)
 1936 –  Roger Michelot (Franciaország)
 1948 –  George Hunter (Dél-afrikai Köztársaság)
 1952 –  Norvel Lee (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1956 –  James Boyd (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1960 –  Cassius Clay (később Muhammad Ali) (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1964 –  Cosimo Pinto (Olaszország)
 1968 –  Danas Pozniakas (Szovjetunió)
 1972 –  Mate Parlov (Jugoszlávia)
 1976 –  Leon Spinks (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1980 –  Slobodan Kacar (Jugoszlávia)
 1984 –  Anton Josipovic (Jugoszlávia)
 1988 –  Andrew Maynard (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1992 –  Torsten May (Németország)
 1996 –  Vaszilij Zsirov (Kazahsztán)
 2000 –   Alekszandr Lebzjak (Oroszország)
 2004 –  Andre Ward (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 2008 –  Csang Hsziao-ping (Kína)
 2012 –  Jegor Mehoncev (Oroszország)
 2016 –  Julio César La Cruz (Kuba)
 2020 –  Arlen López (Kuba)

Amatőr félnehézsúlyú világbajnokok

 1974 –   Mate Parlov (Jugoszlávia)
 1978 –   Sixto Soria (Kuba)
 1982 –   Pablo Romero (Kuba)
 1986 –   Pablo Romero (Kuba)
 1989 –   Henry Maske (NDK)
 1991 –   Torsten May (Németország)
 1993 –  Ramón Garbey (Kuba)
 1995 –  Antonio Tarver (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 1997 –   Alekszandr Boriszovics Lebzjak (Oroszország)
 1999 –  Michael Simms (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 2001 –   Jevgenyij Mihajlovics Makarenko (Oroszország)
 2003 –  Jevgenyij Mihajlovics Makarenko (Oroszország)
 2005 –  Jerdosz Zsanabergenov (Kazahsztán)
 2007 –  Abbos Atoyev (Üzbegisztán)
 2009 –  Artur Aszilbekovics Beterbijev (Oroszország)
 2011 –  Julio César la Cruz (Kuba)
 2013 –  Julio César la Cruz (Kuba)
 2015 –  Julio César la Cruz (Kuba)
 2017 –  Julio César la Cruz (Kuba)
 2019 –  Bekzad Nurdauletov (Kazahsztán)
 2021 –  Robby Gonzales (Amerikai Egyesült Államok)
 2023

Profi ökölvívás

A profi ökölvívásban félnehézsúly felső súlyhatára 175 font (79,3 kg).

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We've all been there before. You atom the abominable blooming covering in the boondocks aboveboard with the words 'Black Market' agilely beyond out aloft the entrance. Inside, you additionally atom - no, it can't be - the Mona Lisa?! For a bald few tusand Bells you acutely buy it, and delay anxiously for the amalgamation to access in the mail the aing day. You run to Blathers' building to acquaint him you've bagged a Da Vinci, alone to acquisition - it's a fake. And the affliction allotment is that llama bottomward the recycling boutique won't alike accord you a distinct Bell for it. What a nightmare.
Contrary to accepted belief, you can't absolutely acquaint if the paintings or sculptures are affected by Redd's dialogue. Previously, Animal Crossing admirers believed that if Redd looked arch while anecdotic the account again it was absolutely a fake, about Redd's reactions accord no adumbration to the item's authenticity.
However, there is addition way to acquaint whether an account is the absolute accord or not, and it's artlessly by attractive at it. Animal Crossing: New Blade gives players the advantage of alteration the bend perspective, acceptance you to get a close-up attending at anniversary of the items on sale. Below is a account of appearance for you to attending out for aing time you go to buy a painting or sculpture. We've included the names of the absolute paintings and sculptures so you can attending them up afore autritative a purchase, while the red argument in anniversary access gives you a nice angel to attending at.
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Amazing Painting (The Night Watch - Rembrandt): In the affected adaptation the man in atramentous is continuing to the appropriate of the man in white.Basic Painting (The Dejected Boy - Tmas Gainsborough): The boy in the affected painting has both of his easily on his hips.Calm Painting/Gentle Painting (A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte - Georges-Pierre Seurat): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Common Painting (The Gleaners - Jean-François Millet): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Dynamic Painting (Great Beachcomber off Kanagawa - Hokusai): In the affected adaptation Mt. Fuji is huge! It suld be in the ambit and attending baby in allegory to the big wave.Famous Painting (Mona Lisa - Leonardo Da Vinci): Attending actual anxiously at this one, as in the affected painting the woman's larboard duke (from her perspective) is aloft her appropriate hand.Fine Painting (Arearea - Paul Gaugin): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Flowery Painting (Sunflowers - Vincent van Gogh): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Graceful Painting (Beauty Attractive Back - Hishikawa Morou): In the affected adaptation the woman is attractive to the left, but she suld be attractive over her appropriate sulder.Jolly Painting (Summer - Giuseppe Arcimboldo): In the affected adaptation the man has a adenoids fabricated out of a carrot.Moody Painting (The Sower - Jean-François Millet): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Moving Painting (The Birth of Venus - Sandro Botticelli): In the affected adaptation the carapace is upside down, it suld be adverse upwards.Neutral Painting (Basket of Fruit - Caragio): Attending actual carefully at this one, as it can be adamantine to spot, but in the affected painting the big blade on the larboard will accept a aperture in it, as if it's been nibbled by bugs.Nice Painting (Young Flautist - Édouard Manet): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Perfect Painting (Apples and Oranges - Paul Cézanne): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Proper Painting (A Bar at the Folies-Bergère - Édouard Manet): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Quaint Painting (The Milkmaid - Johannes Vermeer): In the affected adaptation the woman isn't cutting the white bonnet.Scary Painting (Otani Oniji II - Tōshūsai Sharaku): In the affected painting the man is alone pointing one feel from anniversary hand, back he suld accept all fingers continued in both hands.Scenic Painting (The Hunters in the Snow - Pieter Bruegel): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Serene Painting (Lady with an Ermine - Leonardo Da Vinci): In the affected adaptation the woman is captivation a creamy white kitten, instead of an ermine.Solemn Painting (Las Meninas - Diego Velasquez): In the affected adaptation the adult in the white dress is actual tall, admitting in the absolute adaptation she is a young, baby girl.Warm Painting (The Clothed Maja - Francisco Goya): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!Wild Painting (Wind God and Tder God - Tawaraya Sotatsu): The white God is on the appropriate in the affected version.Wistful Painting (Girl with a Pearl Earring - Johannes Vermeer): In the affected painting the babe is cutting a amber headscarf instead of a dejected one.Worthy Painting (Liberty Leading the People - Eugène Delacroix): Good news! There is no affected version. Buy it!
Ancient Bronze (Dogū - Unknown): The affected adaptation of the bronze has its eyes open.Beautiful Bronze (Venus de Milo - Unknown): The affected bronze has continued hair.Gallant Bronze (David - Michaelangelo): The affected adaptation of the bronze has a anhydrate over both sulders.Great Bronze (King Kamehameha I - Tmas R. Gould): In the affected adaptation the man is captivation his duke with his approach adverse downwards, rather than upwards.Motherly Bronze (Captoline Wolf - Unknown): In the affected adaptation there is alone one adolescent below the wolf, back there suld be two.Mystic Bronze (Bust of Neferi - Thutmose): The affected bronze has a angled crown.Robust Bronze (Discobolus of Myron - Unknown): In the affected adaptation it looks like he's throwing a aerial saucer, back it suld be a bland disc.Valiant Bronze (Nike of Samothrace - Unknown): The affected adaptation of the bronze has bat wings, instead of angel wings.
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Did you know that Greece is the third largest producer of olive oil in the world? Greeks have cultivated olive trees since antiquity. Some of the olive trees that are still producing olives date back to the thirteenth century.
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Archaeological Sites & Monuments
World Heritage Sites UNESCO
AROUND GREECE
Eighteen 'precious stones'!
Because of its geographical position, Greece was a crossroad of civilisations that had left their traces everywhere: the architecture of the museums and settlements, miniature art, daily life, nutritional customs and in all forms of popular art in the various regions of the country. The visitor can come into contact with this multihued and impressive mosaic through trips into historical, cultural, artistic and folkloric traditions.
According the UNESCO's official website:
"The monuments included on the World Heritage List are selected and approved on the basis of their value as the best examples of human creative genius. They exhibit an important interchange of human values and bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilization which is living or has disappeared. They are directly linked to important stages in human history and for this reason they have outstanding universal significance and are a part of mankind's common heritage".
Greece is preferentially included on the list of World Heritage Monuments, satisfying all the institution's significant and strict criteria. The first monument in Greece to be included on UNESCO's list was the Temple of Apollo Epicurius in the Peloponnese, in 1986.
The Archaeological Site of Philippi is the 18th Greek monument which was included in UNESCO's list. The other ones are the Acropolis archaeological site in Athens, in Attica (1987), the Archaeological site of Delphi in Central Greece (1987), the Sanctuary of Asklepios in Epidaurus in the Peloponnese (1988), Mount Athos (1988), the Medieval city of Rhodes (1988), Meteora in Thessaly (1988), the Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki in Macedonia (1988), the Archaeological site of Mystras in the Peloponnese (1989), the Archaeological site of Olympia in the Peloponnese (1989), the Archaeological site of Delos in the Cyclades Islands (1990), the Monasteries of Daphni (in Attica), Osios Loukas in Central Greece and Nea Moni of Chios (North Aegean Islands, 1990), the Archaeological site of Heraion on Samos Island (1992), the Archaeological site of Aigai (Vergina) in Macedonia (1996), the Archaeological sites of Mycenae and Tiryns in the Peloponnese (1999), the Historic centre (Chora), Monastery of Saint John Theologos and the cave of the Apocalypse on Patmos Island (1999) and the Old Town of Corfu (2007).
The inscription of any monument means that the international community constantly takes care of their maintenance and promotion. Greece, a country that is a cradle of western civilisation, makes sure of promoting this great wealth. Travellers can enjoy these splendid monuments and reflect on the unique human genius that was able to make such measures of progress.
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Hub will open doors to success in education
Partners will team up to help the care experienced
Edinburgh's universities, colleges and the local authority have joined forces to increase the educational opportunities open to people who have spent time in care.
The HUB for SUCCESS project, which will be officially launched on Tuesday, was set up to tackle the trend of care experienced people leaving school at a young age and with few qualifications.
Figures show 73 per cent of care experienced young people will leave school at the minimum age - 16 or before - compared with 27 per cent of all school leavers, and six per cent go directly from school to university compared with 41 per cent of all school leavers.
Retention rates for care experienced students at both university and college are below average, with completion rates for FE college courses for care experienced students being a particular issue; only 57.9 per cent of those studying in 2016-17 completed their qualification, compared to 73.2 per cent of those without care experience.
The HUB for SUCCESS (Support for University and College for Care Experienced in South-East Scotland) operates from the City of Edinburgh Council Customer Hub in the Royal Mile. It provides individual information and advice on education opportunities, accommodation and finance, both on a drop-in basis and by making home/campus visits.
It has already helped 28 care experienced people, providing impartial, up-to-date advice on the best pathways to their education with a specific aim of increasing retention. It will work in partnership with city schools to develop targeted projects to raise the expectations and awareness of primary school children who are care experienced. The Hub aims to work with care experienced people of all ages.
The Hub's core partners are Edinburgh Napier University, the University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt University, Queen Margaret University, the Open University in Scotland, Edinburgh College, Newbattle Abbey College and City of Edinburgh Council, and the project has been developed in consultation with Who Cares? Scotland, The Prince's Trust and surrounding local authorities with the aim of identifying people who would benefit from support and encouragement to fulfil their potential.
Dr Joe Morrow, the current Lord Lyon King of Arms, chairs an advisory board made up of the central partners, and Edinburgh Napier University recruits and manages the Hub staff.
Tuesday's launch of the HUB for SUCCESS at Edinburgh's Grassmarket Community Project will include a panel discussion in which care experienced people share their educational journeys.
Joe Morrow, who will host the launch event, said: "The HUB for SUCCESS is an innovative partnership approach which celebrates and supports the potential and achievements of care experienced learners. The challenges many of them experience seem insurmountable. This work is about creating opportunities and freeing potential."
Advisory board member Professor Andrea Nolan, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University, said: "As a sector, we need to do more to help people from care experienced backgrounds into further and higher education, while they are at college and university and once they graduate.
"We can achieve much more through working together as corporate parents, and I am delighted that all Edinburgh's universities and colleges along with the council have not just committed to do but are actively doing so."
Hub manager Lorraine Moore said: "Our feedback suggests the one-to-one support we offer has been hugely valued, by our younger care experienced learners and especially by people who have been out of school for some time.
"The Hub will help develop support networks for students prior to starting their course, as well as offering an informal environment where they can bring their concerns as they go through university or college."
Cllr Alison Dickie, vice Convener for Education, Children and Families at the City of Edinburgh Council, said: "The Hub's success is a great example of education partners across the city coming together to improve the opportunities for our care-experienced young people to get into university and college.
"As a Council we are determined to give them every opportunity to succeed in life and this project builds on the exciting work we are doing across the city to promote corporate parenting. We now have care-experienced young people on our Champions Board and also employ two as participation officers who are reaching out to young people in Edinburgh."
The initial costs of the project have been met by Edinburgh Napier, the University of Edinburgh and Heriot-Watt, with the Scottish Children's Lottery providing an additional £35,000 through its Chance to Study programme.
The Hub can be contacted via: hubforsuccess.org


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'Tiny Beautiful Things' Disney+ Release Date Announced (UK/IRE)
January 25, 2023 January 16, 2023 by Michelle Beck
Disney has announced that "Tiny Beautiful Things" will release on Disney+ in the United Kingdom on Friday, April 7, 2023. All eight episodes will drop at once. The series will also release on Hulu in the United States on April 7 and is coming soon to many other countries including Canada and Australia.
Based on the best-selling collection by Cheryl Strayed, "Tiny Beautiful Things" follows Clare (Kathryn Hahn), a floundering writer who becomes a revered advice columnist while her own life is falling apart.
When we first meet Clare, her marriage to her husband Danny is barely limping along; her teenage daughter, Rae, is pushing her away; and her once-promising writing career is non-existent. So when an old writing pal asks her to take over as the advice columnist Dear Sugar, she thinks she has no business giving anyone advice. After reluctantly taking on the mantle of Sugar however, Clare's life unfurls in a complex fabric of memory, exploring her most pivotal moments from childhood through present day, and excavating the beauty, struggle, and humor in her unhealed wounds. Through Sugar, Clare forms a salve for her readers – and for herself – to show us that we are not beyond rescue, that our stories can ultimately save us. And, perhaps, bring us back home.
The series stars Kathryn Hahn, Sarah Pidgeon, Quentin Plair, and Tanzyn Crawford, with guest stars Owen Painter, Merritt Wever, Elizabeth Hinkler, and Michaela Watkins.
Liz Tigelaar serves as Creator/EP of the series. Lauren Neustadter, Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Jayme Lemons, Cheryl Strayed, Stacey Silverman, and Kathryn Hahn are also EPs on the series from ABC Signature and Hello Sunshine.
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Claire Ward has issued a comprehensive statement to explain her expenses claims, revealing she lives in Westminster on Monday to Thursday and in Watford at the weekends.
The Watford MP has sought to answer the question of why she has a second home when so many people commute into London every day.
"When I was elected in 1997, I promised to live in Watford and I moved into a flat as my only and main home. However the House of Commons had no routine time for finishing in the evenings and on most nights the House would finish after 10.30pm frequently sitting until the early hours of the morning.
"Initially I commuted by train or car to my home in Watford. As trains are very infrequent in the early hours of the morning and driving whilst extremely tired is rightly frowned upon I began to use the allowances to stay in hotels.
"However, not knowing when the House would sit late or when the business would collapse early meant that sometimes I had a hotel booked when I could have come back to Watford. At other times without a hotel arranged I ended up sleeping in my office. This was not a satisfactory arrangement and certainly would not help anyone to perform at their best.
"I therefore claimed the allowance for a second home in London, as I was entitled to do, to enable me to use my time in Westminster as effectively as possible. MPs have two places of work – Westminster and their constituency and they must divide their time between the two.
"I was married in 2003 and like most couples we were keen to have a family. In 2004 I moved my second home from a small one bedroom flat to a two bedroom flat in Westminster. I paid the stamp duty and the capital gains tax. Although the hours of the House of Commons had changed and there were fewer all night sittings, it had been agreed that any changes were temporary until the new parliament.
"From the start of the new Parliament in 2005, the House of Commons has been sitting on Mondays and Tuesdays at least until 10.30pm, on Wednesdays at least until 7.30pm and on Thursdays until 6.30pm.
"By the time I was re-elected in 2005, I had a child on the way and I had planned to continue dividing my time between Westminster and Watford to maximise my working hours and family time. My first child was born in 2005, though sadly she was still born.
"Following that election I was also appointed as a Government Whip, a post I continue to hold today, which requires me to be in Parliament for longer hours than most MPs.
"I take my duties as an MP very seriously and I have always sought to do the best possible job in representing the people of Watford but I make no apology for having a far greater duty to my children. I believe that it is essential in any democracy that our Parliament should have people from all walks of life and all stages of life. Combining a family and a job with late hours is difficult but I try to balance the two.
"On nights when the Commons sits until late, I try to return to my Westminster flat to see the children at lunchtime or bedtime before returning to work. If they were permanently in Watford that would not be possible. As they are young, they are also in a position to travel between my two places of work. So on a Friday they are in a nursery in the constituency (until recently both were but only my daughter is currently at the nursery).
"We are then in Watford as a family until we return to Westminster for the start of the parliamentary week on a Monday. It does mean that my children have a pretty hectic life but I have to decide whether it is better to do that than not see them at all during the week when I would be working in Westminster for long hours and undertaking constituency engagements for considerable amounts of the weekend in Watford."


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Finance & Development
Purchasing/Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable
Public School Funding
Lay Finance Committee
Scott Gainer, Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer
Scott Gainer has spent the last 25 years with the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District and has served as Chief Financial Officer for the last 20 years. Prior to this, he served as the District's Assistant Treasurer. Before joining the District, the certified public accountant was a senior consultant at the accounting firm Deloitte & Touche LLP. Gainer graduated summa cum laude from Kent State University, and is a former president of the Northeast Chapter of the Ohio Association of School Business Officials.
Excellence in Financial Accountability
Scott Gainer was named Crain's Cleveland Business 2014 CFO of the Year for the government category. Gainer was also Ohio's 2010 Outstanding Treasurer/CFO of the Year, the prestigious award from the Ohio Association of School Business Officials (OASBO).
Bắn cá ăn tiền thậtThe Cleveland Heights – University Heights City School District was presented with the "Making Your Tax Dollars Count" award for their fiscal year 2007 audit by Auditor of State Mary Taylor's office. Fewer than five percent of all Ohio government agencies are eligible for this award. For the fiscal year ended 2017, Michelle Stys, Auditor of State Liaison Director, presented Mr. Gainer and his finance team with the AOS Award with Distinction for receiving a "clean" audit report and producing a Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR).
"Congratulations to Mr. Gainer and his team of professionals for exemplary reporting which serves as the standard for clean, accountable government representing the highest level of service to Ohioans."
Certain criteria must be met to receive the "Making Your Tax Dollars Count" award. Standards include:
The entity must complete and submit a Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR).
There must be no findings or issues present in their most recent audit report.
There must be no other financial concerns involving the entity.
"This acknowledgment further demonstrates the District's conscientious drive to be efficient with its use of resources and transparent in its financial activity," Chief Financial Officer Scott Gainer said.
Bắn cá ăn tiền thậtFor the 19th straight year, the District received the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Association of School Business Officials for its 2017 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). The Certificate of Achievement is one of the highest forms of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting and is given to government agencies that publish a comprehensive financial report according to a strict set of standards.
Five Year Forecast (November 2019)
Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - 2019
Popular Annual Financial Report - April 2018
In-District Professional Leave Form/Sign-In Sheet
Purchase Order Change Form


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Brand Kalam
by Litmus Branding | 1st Aug, 2015 in Buzz
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How an ordinary man, rose to become an extraordinary statesman
"I am not handsome but I can give my hand to someone who need help… Because beauty is required in heart not in face…." ― APJ Abdul Kalam Azad
Do you want to create a brand that stands tallest in the crowded marketplace and communicates its unique message in the most heart-tugging way?
Then take a leaf out of ex president, late Abdul Kalam, whose personal image and style were a complete reflection of his heart-centered marketing. Believing that true beauty is defined by who we are rather than how we look – he was not ashamed to sport his unruly, defied-all-description, dreadlocks, complete with the two Grecian curls? He was okay being less-than-perfect— but not okay with being less than true.
The most successful brands are those that reflect a happy synchronicity between their intrinsic value) and their extrinsic worth, i.e. the way they are perceived by outsiders. Such brands recognize and respect who you are on the inside, before they earn this honor from the outside. Kalam worked hard on building a brand that communicates his originality inside-out to his millions of fans. That's how it made a big impact.
When APJ Abdul Kalam sauntered his way into the Rashtrapati Bhavan as the 11th president, buoyed by record 9,22,844 votes, one invalidated ballot paper famously said, "Abdul Kalam will look better with a haircut." People laughed but banished the thought, as did the new president.
It takes a supremely confident person to defy conformity, to challenge status quo, do the unthinkable, disagree with the norm, leap ahead on the learning curve and reveal the idiosyncrasies of an unconventional mind. But then not everyone is APJ Kalam. "My hair grows and grows, you cannot stop it – that fellow grows, it grows wild," he once told an amused media person.
It's true, physical appearances can be of advantage, but those gains neutralize when bigger issues come into the picture. The glow of self-confidence is what makes a brand attractive, don't you think?
For me, true beauty comes from being comfortable in your skin – warts and all. Happy in being who I am, and experiencing the same beauty reflected all around me. If you find yourself vulnerable and doubting your self-worth, recall the words of Khalil Gibran, "Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart."
Allow the light in your heart to shine on you and cast some light on others, and, you can emerge as a strong, lovable brand. Ultimately, branding is nothing but a perfect alignment between the image and the message, don't you agree?
Litmus makes your brand accessible to your target consumer. While retaining elements of mystique, we strive to build lasting rapport and trust between brands and consumers through strategic creative thinking.
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we're talking about when we speak about human cognition.
is allocated to our primary sensory and motor regions.
divisions of our sensory and motor regions.
that reflects the operations of circuits, mainly in the upper layers of the cortex.
even across the corpus callosum or the anterior commissure.
recall is made up of a large number of neurons.
the course such as our AMPA and our NMDA receptors.
release GABA, Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid as a neurotransmitter.
threshold, which is the definition of an inhibitory post-synaptic potential.
So, these pyramidal neurons are the ones that project for considerable distance.
across cortical columns from one cortical area to the other.
the brain stem and even into the spinal cord.
also receiving input from other parts of the cerebral cortex.
predominant source of input is from the thalamus.
input signals derived from the Relevant polemic nucleus.
additional major source of input will be other cortical areas.
Now, for many of our cortical areas the bias in input is significantly shifted.
In favor of these other divisions of the cerebral cortex.
slide that helps to put the anatomy of the associational cortex in context.
from those that we've described in our sensory, in our motor pathways.
would be those that provide input into our sensory cortex.
themselves are driven principally by inputs from the cortex.
loop from cortex to thalamus, now back up to Higher order or associational cortex.
better how this thalamic input fits into the story.
that it is consistent with input from other divisions of the cerebral cortex.
are being performed in these associational networks.
moving our thoughts, our cognitive faculties, our emotions.
Those are the divisions of striatum that we principally have in mind here.
one that the anatomy would seem to bear out.
highlight here are the inputs that are derived from.
forebrain that we call the nucleus basalis of meynert.
is Degenerating in this devastating neurological condition.
nicotenic acetylcholine receptors, that are present in the brain.
six with you and look forward to what discussion we have on our website.


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Сорабистика (глсрп. и ) научна је дисциплина која изучава лужичкосрпске језике и културу Лужичких Срба.

Центри сорабистике

 У Њемачкој: Лужичкосрпски институт у Будишину (издаје наулни часопис "-{Lětopis}-" и серију монографија "-{Spisy Serbskeho instituta}-") и Институт за сорабистику на Универзитету у Лајпцигу (припрема наставнике за рад у школама на горњолужичкосрпском и доњолужичкосрпском језику, издаје научни часопис "-{Sorapis}-");
 У Чешкој: Катедра за словенске студије на Карловом универзитету и Друштво пријатеља Лужице (издаје научни часопис "Česko-lužický věstník"). У Прагу се налази највећа колекција лужичкосрпске књижевности изван Лужице — Библиотека Горника;
 У Пољској: Институт словенске филологије на Универзитету у Варшави (издаје научни часопис "Zeszyty Łużyckie") и одјељење славистике на Пољској академији наука;
 У Украјини: Сорабистички центар на Институту славистике Националног универзитета Ивана Франка у Лавову (издаје зборник "Питања сорабистике", сорабистички материјали се такође штампају у зборнику "Проблеми словјанознавства");
 У Русији: Институт словенских студија Руске академије наука (сорабистички материјали објављују се у научном часопису "Славјановеденије");
 У Србији: научно-образовни пројекат "Растко Лужица" (највећа свјетска дигитална библиотека сорабистике), окупљање научних истраживача локалних школа сорабистике.

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Up for Arts is 10 and to celebrate they're dancing in the street!
BeatLife will be belting out the drum beats along with Samba Livre Liverpool Brazilian samba dancers – so if you love to dance, come and join this joyous dancing procession!
If you like to salsa, cha cha, tango, or simply just shake your booty then come and share your dance moves, as you shake, rattle and roll along to the dance rhythm. And why not create your own new dance moves to get us in the carnival spirit?
Up for Arts, along with BBC Radio Merseyside has supported hundreds of amateur art and craft, dance and singing groups, over the years, and what better way to celebrate than with a big processional dance. So whether you're a professional dancer or enjoy dancing as a recreational activity or even if you've got two left feet, then come and join in and strut our stuff along the streets of Liverpool ONE.
Route: Sugar House Steps, Paradise St, School Lane, Peter's Lane, Manesty's Lane, crossing Paradise St, Sugar House Steps.


razor, been away for the week but i'm glad to see nothing as changed, your still annoying people!.
do i no you !!!!
only kidding mate great to have you back ???
how was the real diving in egypt ???
razor, got some good diving in and waters a bit warmer!!.
met some new buddies, guess where they dive in the uk?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
yes you've guessed it STONEYCOVE!
back to diving in circles next week, got to try out new twinset and a few alterations to drysuit so where better?.
when we going to do some diving, need an old hand like yourself to practise the deco stuff?.


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Carmarthenshire Council
WRU'S regions face legal action on £1.5m loan
QUESTION-MARKS have arisen over the financial viability of Wales' regions after they defaulted on a £1.5m loan from the Welsh Rugby Union.
Andy Howell
Wales on Sunday has discovered that the Blues, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets could face legal action from the governing body and a substantial bill as another major rift between the regions and the Union threatens to open up.
The WRU has reserved the right to invoice the regions for any extra charges it could face for breaking the strict covenant imposed by its bankers, Barclays.
The four regions had each borrowed £375,000 from the WRU body after signing a new, five-year participation agreement with it last September.
Sources have claimed the money was needed to stem cash-flow problems, with the turnstiles having only just opened on the new season. But they failed to repay the loan on time.
Union insiders claim the WRU has had to take measures to "claw it back" over a period of time by reducing its on-going payments to the regions.
However, a regional power-broker was adamant it had been repaid in full "only a week" after the scheduled date.
The shocking revelation has raised fresh concerns about the financial well-being of the regions with the cash-strapped Scarlets last week being allowed to defer interest it owes Carmarthenshire council on a £2.4million loan for three years.
WRU chairman David Pickering revealed the seriousness of the regions allegedly defaulting on their loan.
He told club representatives at the AGM: "Very recently, there was a serious breach involving the repayments of some funds that may lead to litigation, we are told, when the extent of the WRU losses have been quantified."
Being hit with a huge bill by the Union, if it is punished for breaking the terms of its deal with Barclays Bank, would be a potentially crippling blow for the regions.
The Ospreys, Blues and Scarlets have all been propped up by rich benefactors while the Dragons, who run a tight financial ship, relying mainly on income they receive from union funds and the competitions they play in, have been bailed out in the past by their chairman Martyn Hazell.
Stuart Gallacher, the chief executive of Regional Rugby Wales, the umbrella organisation formed by the Blues, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets to look after their interests, addressed their finances at the WRU's recent annual general meeting.
He told delegates: "We all have different financial pressures. I am sure every treasurer understands how hard it is to keep the ship afloat." And Gallacher acknowledged: "It's a difficult world in which to survive and progress."
Asked by Wales on Sunday to comment on the regions defaulting on their loan agreement with the WRU, he declined.
Gallacher, the former chief executive of the Scarlets, also refused to discuss the financial position of Wales' four regions.
One figure, though, put the blame for the on-going financial struggles at the franchises to make ends meet on the players and their agents.
"Every time we receive more money, whether it be from the WRU or from the competitions we play in, players and their representatives demand higher wages," one said. "If we received £10m today, they'd be knocking on our door before the day is out wanting a share."
WRU finance director Steve Phillips revealed, in the governing body's annual report: "The group drew £1.5m from its revolving credit facility to cover the position given that the regions defaulted on a loan repayment of the similar amount."
And he explained: "As part of the banking agreements the group has to comply with bank covenants which require the group to meet certain levels of cash-flows and surpluses.
"It is in the group's best interests to comply with these covenants, as a breach would be a default of the loan arrangements."
Although Gallacher refused to discuss the long-term viability of the Blues, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets, RRW did issue a statement backing its former chief executive Gethin Jenkins.
Ex-Dragons boss Jenkins, who is now in charge of football club Cardiff City, was blasted by WRU members at their AGM for allegedly leaking "confidential and sensitive information" to the regions when he was a member of the governing body's board of directors.
The astonishing attack, disclosed by Wales on Sunday a week ago, resulted in Jenkins hitting back at the Union for what he regarded as an extra-ordinary "slur" on his reputation and integrity.
RRW said: "We support Gethin Jenkins in his personal statement in which he has outlined his views on what he considers was an unwarranted, personal and wholly inappropriate attack on him during the course of the WRU AGM, at which he was not present to respond."
Gallacher claimed the Union's member clubs were wrong to boot the regions' director off the board of the WRU, by a vote of 207 to seven at the AGM.
He insisted another resolution passed at the AGM, which allowed the chairman of the WRU to exclude any director from a meeting it was deemed there was a conflict of interest, was adequate.
"It is the regions' view that this provides the WRU with all the protection it requires on discussions, which may involve any potential conflicts of interest, and there was, therefore. no sensible need to exclude RRW completely from the board and silence its voice," he said.
"Indeed as one of the corner-stones of Welsh rugby, the regions have a rightful place on the WRU Board, as they do with all the major competitions including European Rugby Cup for the Heineken Cup and Celtic League for the Magners League. "We still seriously question why our exclusion from the WRU board was deemed necessary and what the long-term impact and implications will be."
WRU group chief executive Roger Lewis insisted his organisation had acted properly and correctly, citing the dangers posed by conflicts of interest with previous legal battles with RRW and another one a possibility over the default on the loan. He also pointed out the regions had representatives on his organisation's influential rugby and management boards.
Gethin Jenkins
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