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Sun Apr 9th 2023 Auckland to Los Angeles
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Auckland / NZ, Tahiti(Papeete) / FR. POLYNESIA (Overnight), Lahaina(Maui), Oahu, Kailua (Kona), Los Angeles
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Day 1 : Auckland / NZ
New Zealand's largest city is draped over seven volcanoes and wrapped around Waitemata Harbour (meaning "sea of sparkling waters" in Maori). Despite its British feel, it is the world's largest Polynesian city. Shop for Polynesian crafts on Queen Street, the main drag. Or from atop Mt. Eden, overlook the "City of Sails," which will host the America's Cup races in 2000.
Day 6 : Tahiti(Papeete) / FR. POLYNESIA
The largest of the Society Islands in French Polynesia, Tahiti held a magical attraction for artist Paul Gauguin and writer Robert Louis Stevenson. To understand why, simply listen to the winds whistling through casuarina trees on a secluded black-sand beach, or stroll through beautiful botanical gardens and marvel at island flora.
Day 10 : At Sea
Day 14 : Lahaina(Maui)
Historic Lahaina was once a rough-and-tumble whaling town in days gone by. Today visitors come to watch, not hunt, the humpbacks in Lanai Channel. Ascend through waving sugar cane fields to the summit of Haleakala for sweeping views over its vast dormant crater and of this beautiful island. Or, ride a tram through the Tropical Plantation on its slopes.
Day 15 : Oahu
Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor - these names evoke feeling of magic, mystery, drama and history, and they are all located in Honolulu. The capital of Hawaii, this city not only offers some of the best beaches along side big-city skyscrapers, there are also parks, fabulous shopping, the only royal palace in America, the Arizona Memorial in the harbor at Pearl City, the Polynesian Cultural Center and more.
Day 16 : Kailua (Kona)
Located on the leeward side of the Big Island and best known for its coffee, Kona was once the playground of Hawaii's royalty. You can visit both coffee and macadamia nut plantations, Kealakekua Bay where Captain Cook first landed (and was later murdered) in 1779, and The Sacred City of Refuge, a haven for ancient lawbreakers. Or Parker Ranch, the largest cattle ranch in the world, with over a quarter of a million acres.
Day 22 : Los Angeles


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Complex Canada
'Makeway' for Canada's Only Standalone Women's Streetwear Boutique
ByIsabelle Docto for Complex Canada
Isabelle is a multimedia journalist who covers arts and culture.
Shelby Weaver and Abby Albino, co-owners of Makeway/Image via Alex Nino Gheciu
Abby Albino and Shelby Weaver are tired of seeing lines of men at women's-only sneaker releases.
Having just a corner in a streetwear and sneaker store dedicated to women is not enough for them, so they took things into their own hands and created Makeway. Opening this weekend at Stackt Market in Toronto (and online on Monday), it'll be the only standalone women's sneaker and streetwear boutique in Canada.
"As a female sneakerhead, I always felt like I was trying to fit into a community that just wasn't made for me," says Weaver, co-founder of Makeway. "I just got tired of womens' products and experiences being an afterthought. I think the women's market deserves so much more."
For years, the streetwear and sneaker community has been largely catered towards men. The first Jordan Brand sneaker created specifically for women was released in 1998, a full 13 years after Nike started selling the Air Jordan 1. No current WNBA player has their own signature shoe, despite sneaker culture thriving within the community. Since then, brands have progressed at a slow jog behind the women's sneaker market and have yet to fully catch up.
Sales in the women's sneaker market grew five times more than the men's market from 2016 to 2017. Despite this growth, women are still struggling to find exclusive releases in their sizes and the decision-makers at streetwear brands are mostly men. Brands like Supreme, Palace, and Adidas' Yeezys, for example, still only offer mens sneaker styles. Albino wants to change this by carving a space "for womxn, by womxn" in the community.
"How can you celebrate female members in the sneakerhead community when you just don't have the product or the allocation there inventory-wise?" explains Albino. "So, we really wanted to just have this space that was strictly for us to truly celebrate the culture."
Makeway will make shopping easier for female streetwear enthusiasts by bringing everything under one roof. Albino and Weaver will curate a store filled with streetwear and sneakers in women's sizes. Weaver says it'll also be "a place that actually feels like the right fit" for brands to showcase women's collections and releases. Puma, Reebok, and Converse are just a few of the big-name brands you'll find at the boutique.
The co-founders are equipped with the experience and connections for success. Weaver is the owner of Mack House, a sneaker customization studio in Toronto that's also located at Stackt Market. She's also making way for women on the court as the Director of Basketball Advancement for the Toronto Raptors. Albino is a marketing and PR pro who has led community engagement strategies for Nike Toronto, Footlocker, and the MLSE.
"How can you celebrate female members in the sneakerhead community when you just don't have the product or the allocation there inventory-wise?" - Abby Albino, Makeway co-founder
Meredydd Hardie, one of Toronto's top sneaker bloggers, says Canada is in need of a place like Makeway. For so long, female streetwear lovers have had to go on missions to find sneakers. Hardie buys almost all of her shoes from the U.S. because access to women's sizes and specific colourways remains limited in Canada. This means she has to pay extra in duties, however StockX recently opened its first authentication centre in Toronto, which may help reduce those fees. She also has to know her shoe size in every variation (women's, men's, and kid's), which is something that men usually don't think about.
"It's so frustrating when you get so few things that you really want ... and then just go to a lineup and see all these dudes," says Hardie. "You know they're not buying it for themselves, their friends, or their girlfriends. They're buying it to sell it."
Ensuring products actually get into the hands of women is one of Makeway's top priorities. It's still in the planning stages, but Weaver and Albino are considering restricting raffles to women only.
There's also a lot of thought going into the layout of the space. Hardie explains how women immediately enter male environments anytime they want access to streetwear or sneakers. This means something as simple as shelving that's built for men, which makes products hard to reach for women. Albino and Weaver are taking the smallest details like this into account.
"Everything we do is very purposeful," says Albino.
Another important purpose for the boutique is showcasing local, women-owned brands. You'll find jewelry from Cuchara and Body Ammo; press-on nails from Naked Beauty Bar; candles and incense from Cams Lit Candles; and pints of Ruru Baked ice cream. Luanne Ronquillo, founder of the Toronto ice cream shop, is looking forward to being in a space that celebrates fashion and culture.
"I'm excited that two people with really good taste in women's streetwear are going to be doing the curation process," says Ronquillo. "So, they're not just going to buy, you know, the latest pink Nike that comes out."
Both co-founders are certified sneakerheads, with Albino's obsession stemming from '90s NBA culture. Her favourite players (besides MJ, of course) were Grant Hill and Penny Hardaway, who both had their own sneakers that she absolutely had to cop. Weaver, on the other hand, grew up as a basketball player who figured out how to transition her style on the court into something cool and comfortable off the court.
Edilou Canedo and Chloe Li-Chapman of Cuchara, a jewelry company based in Toronto, are excited to engage in this inclusive environment Albino and Weaver are creating.
"It's more than just a retail storefront," says Canedo. "It's like a community where like-minded women can come together and just share our experiences."
Going beyond retail and putting an emphasis on community building is top-of-mind for Albino and Weaver. Both women are heavily involved with community organizations in Toronto and they plan on giving back through programming and collaborations. They're currently brainstorming ways to use the power of sneaker raffles for a higher purpose and to do some good in the process.
Ultimately, Makeway is a product of positive progress in the women's streetwear industry, specifically in the U.S. Brands like Kith Women, influencers like Aleali May, and designers like Melody Ehsani walked, so women can run (in Jordan 1s).
"I believe that the market brands realized that they were leaving money on the table," says Hardie.
Nike started taking the women's sneaker market seriously in 2018, introducing Unlaced, their online women's sneakers destination. This is just one example of how brands are paying more attention to women. Hardie adds that other brands are also doing extended sizing in sneakers.
The positive feedback Makeway has received from brands is also evidence of the value seen in the women's streetwear market. But what's most important for Weaver and Albino is what women think. Their Instagram has already been flooded with enthusiastic messages of support.
"Ultimately, we want to serve the female community and we want to serve the women of not just our city, but our country," says Weaver. "And to hear that 'Yes, finally, this is what I've been waiting for, like, I can't wait for this!' It really is the absolute core and purpose of what we're doing."
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Jan 27th, 2011 | By Ophelia Benson
It's so horrible about David Kato.
A school teacher, he became a prominent campaigner in recent years, especially taking on the Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which called for the death sentence to be imposed for some homosexual acts…
Ms Kimani said he was one of the most visible gay campaigners in Uganda, serving as the litigation officer for the group Sexual Minorities Uganda (Smug)…
He often faced accusations that he was trying to groom children, which Ms Pepe, who worked with him at Smug, blamed on "religious propaganda".
"These allegations were of course were false," she said…
Rebecca McDowall, a student in London who met Mr Kato at an event recently, said he was aware that what he was doing was dangerous.
"He was so inspirational as a public speaker," she told the BBC. "He looked like a small unassuming person but when he got up, you couldn't help but sit up and listen."
Ms Pepe said Mr Kato's family and friends are still in shock.
"We spoke to Waswa yesterday, he's equally devastated – he's trying to hold it together but he's shattered because of course they were really close," she said.
She and Mr Kato were chatting on the phone about an hour before he was attacked – and he had been laughing and joking.
"I keep hearing his laughter in my head – it breaks my heart," she said.
Horrible. I have nothing wiser to say.
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First Taseer then Giffords and now Kato; it's a bad month for the forces of tolerance and peaceful pluralism.
Not to mention the godawful stonings that Lauryn Oates reports, and Leo Igwe's "arrest" and beating. A terrible month!
David Leech
But, but 'It makes people feel good and help them deal with issues' says Stephen Asma. Stupid prat.
Doug Kirk
It seems it really does help people deal with their issues. It helps them deal with them permanently. Provided, of course, those issues are other people.
Let's not forget — this is religion in action! Let's never forget this. It goes on and on and on, and it won't stop until people begin to ask why? Why should we believe this? What makes this true? How do you know it's true?
Religion is a mad blight on the moral landscape, and we need to say this over and over and over again until people begin to get the point. It's going to take a long time, but it's worth doing, because nothing else is going to bring an end to this madness.
I'm giving this talk tomorrow in Vancouver, and the illustrative material is just pouring in.
I'm not sure this is purely a religious thing. From the articles you linked to Ms. Benson, it sounds like a lot of this comes from Africa's deep xenophobia and it having identified 'gayness' as Western/against what it means to be African. Of course I don't doubt for a minutemuch of the anti-gay propganda being pushed (I've bumped into that one about gays trying to corrupt our youth more times then I can count right here in the states) is coming from the religious.
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Chris Matthews, on MSNBC's "Hardball", reported today, 27 Jan 2011, that Glenn Beck has been smearing democratic supporter George Soros as a Nazi collaborator who sent Jews to death camps. Soros was a 14 year old Jew who was hiding with a Christian family. Rabbi's across the country took out an Ad in the Wall Street Journal (I think today) to protest this falsehood.
A new low in right-wing propaganda.
This is sad news indeed. Although I admire the bravery and defiance of such liberal campaigners, we must all be aware of the dangers of being so. We are individuals who are outnumbered by the mob.
Julian: this is indeed coming from the religious right. David Bahati, who introduced the anti-gay bill in Uganda's parliament, is a leading protege of fascist american politicians; most notably those of the so-called "family". I don't usually refer to wikipedia but this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fellowship_%28Christian_organization%29
is substantially accurate.
I'm deeply saddened by this, though not even slightly surprised. When I was watching some interviews with gay activists in Uganda last month, I was just wondering how long each of those people had to live. I guess it's morbid, but at the same time I think that they really were probably looking around at each other and wondering who the next martyr was going to be and when. They know the odds, which is what makes their bravery more inspiring. One can always hope that the violence will spare as many people as possible.
@Julian
Mere xenophobia can't explain it, because a lot of the homophobia is itself imported from "the West". The arguments against homosexuality in Uganda look a lot like the older arguments from the US, largely because they were actually exported by the religious right.
The best known examples are the connection between Martin Ssempa and Rick Warren, followed by Scott Lively's influence on homosexuality bills (He's the "the Nazi leaders were all gay" guy). And of course Catholicism is not based in Africa, and Islam is often seen as a primarily Arab phenomenon (despite the obvious counterexamples such as most of Indonesia).
I think the causation is complicated, but mostly works the other way around. That is, because religion is seen as good and sexual "immorality" as bad, the former is considered consistent with Ugandan culture, while the latter is assumed to be a pollution from outside, regardless of the actual sources.
There's also a connection between anti-gay bias and local superstitions regarding witches and Satanism. I heard one leader (I'm pretty sure it was Ssempa, but don't quote me on that) saying that homosexuals were practicing witchcraft in secret caves in the area.
Sailor1031 (#10) has it right. Jeff Sharlet has done some great reporting on the connection between certain elements of the American religious right and what's happening in Uganda. His books, The Family and C Street, along with other articles he's published, provide some extremely important context here.
I think while general homophobia in Africa is not purely a religious thing, it is clear (see Sharlet's reporting) that the current onslaught of violence and hatred toward LGBT persons in Uganda gets its license almost entirely from religion. Homophobia does not begin and end with religion—but this much is true: in this day and age, wherever in the world there's someone making an argument against the dignity and personhood of LGBT people, the odds are very good that that person is making a religious argument.
An interview Sharlet did with The Advocate: http://www.advocate.com/News/News_Features/Jeff_Sharlet_on_Uganda/
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Maybe I'm missing it somewhere, but I have neither seen nor heard expressed outrage on the part of liberal Christian leaders on this issue, demanding redress from their co-religionists who are, without dispute, involved in the support of these atrocities. Now, one would think that this is a topic on which the 'compassionate' Christians, moderate Muslims, "cultural' religionists of every stripe would stand with us. Or not.
So, I know we made the point already, but I just wanted to say that we forgot Lou Engle, who held an event in Uganda where he railed against homosexuality, and where the promoters of the "kill the gays" bill spoke about it. He's rubbed shoulders with several U.S. politicians including Sam Brownback and Mike Huckabee.


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We have with us Vivek Gowda who is a cinematographer, photographer and an emerging entrepreneur, who love to convey stories of human life and condition through video and images. Here he depicted the story of Vittal Pindi which is the famous Sri Krishna Leelotsav celebrations held annually during the Krishna Janmashtami at the world-famous Udupi Sri Krishna Temple in Karnataka.
The unique aspect of Vittal Pindi is that a clay murthi of Krishna is prepared for the occasion and is immersed in the Madhwa Sarovara Pond. Usually the Utsava Murthi is made of Gold, Silver or Bronze. Mosaru Kudike is one of the major attractions of Vittal Pindi. Many earthen pots filled with milk, butter, and curds are hanged over 15 specially built wooden "gopuras" at regular points on the route of the procession.
As the chariot is about to reach a wooden "gopura," men dressed up as Yadavas jostle and vie with one another to break open these earthen pots. It is only after breaking the earthen pots at each gopura that the procession moves further. The process of breaking these mud pots is a joy to watch for the devotees. They cheer those in the guise of the "Yadavas" to break the pots. Persons in "huli vesha" and other mythological and religious costumes dance in front of the chariot and add to the splendour of the occasion.
The highlight of Vittal Pindi is the colourful procession of the Utsava Murti. Thousands of people arrive to witness the procession of Sri Krishna. The procession is held in the afternoon and is joined by fancy, folk, and cultural troupes.
Tableau representing episodes from the life of Sri Krishna is part of the procession. During the early hours of the Vittal Pandi day the Janmashtami celebrations, which began at midnight, conclude.
Vittal Pandi is also known as Sri Krishna Leelotsav as the procession is dedicated to the Leelas of Sri Krishna especially those of his childhood. 'Vittal' is derived from the word 'Vittala' which is Lord Krishna's childhood name. 'Pindi' is derived from the word 'Banda', which means earthen pot containing milk, curds, butter, and so on.
Sri Krishna in his childhood days was known to break earthen-pots containing milk, butter, and curds.
With the passage of time, 'Vittala Banda' came to be known as 'Vittal Pindi'
About photographer
Vivek Gowda is a cinematographer, photographer and an emerging entrepreneur, who love to convey stories of human life and condition through video and images. Presently he is based in Mangalore, India. He has a production company of his own named "Blink Films". His areas of expertise are in genres of video editing, cinematography, people and documentary photography.
He has achieved the 'Best Editor' award from Hamsa TV, year 2017 and won many awards and accolades from different photography contests. Recently he has bagged AFIP (Artist FIP) distinction from Federation of Indian Photography (FIP).
Vivek's works represents his dedication towards his passion. Most of his video and images are intensely dramatic and storytelling.
His Video and Photo Gears: 5D mark 4, Panasonic GH5, 70-200 2.8, 16-35 2.8, Leica 12-60 2.8
His Gears and Software: Adobe Premier pro, Final cut pro, Adobe lightroom
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One of only 100 of this edition built, the H1 spends as much time on the road (or off-road, rather) as on display at Cartronics. With the top taken off and the entire interior accessible to the elements, the H1 has to stand up to whatever is thrown at it. Dan didn't want to limit his choices to marine-specific audio gear, so he opted for the equipment he liked while focusing on rugged finishes and techniques.
Coated in Line-X, which is commonly used to treat truck beds, the center console is a great example of the durability of the build. The huge factory center console perplexed Dan at first, as it created a lot of dead space in the center of the truck. To spice it up, and add some video elements, the Cartronics crew created a console topper that snaps onto the original. This new top piece holds three 7-inch Vizualogic monitors that get feed from the Pioneer XDV-P6 6-disc DVD changer molded into the base of the console or from the Pioneer AVIC-Z3 head unit that replaced the original factory unit in the dash.
The H1 is huge, but despite the size, the cabin had limited spaces to install new equipment. Dan and his crew met the challenge, figuring out spots for new speakers and equipment as they went along. For front speakers, two pairs of Pioneer Premier TS-C520prs components, Dan looked to the overhead storage compartment on the H1's roll bar.
Cartronics built the rear speakers, a matching pair of components, into the enclosure for two of the four JL Audio 10W6V2-D4 subwoofers. Between the two original rear seats, this enclosure is partially hidden by a third middle seat that Dan ordered from Hummer.
The remaining two subs fire upward from underneath the rear seats. The airspace available here dictated Dan's choice of speakers and he tried to squeeze in as much as he could. Here on the floor of the truck, the enclosures are vulnerable to water, sand and other outside elements. To protect them, all enclosures were coated in fiberglass and then sprayed in more Line-X.
Dan found room for the amp rack in the H1's bed. Sealed behind a window of acrylic, a Zapco Comp 6.0 feeds the highs and mids while a Zapco Comp 9.0 runs the subfoowers. Coated in resin and Line-X, the sealed enclosure ran the risk of causing amp overheating. Cartronics solved the problem by installing 5-inch scroll cage fans that force air through the rack.
The power system and other accessories required less forethought, with Optima Yellow Tops taking the space of the factory batteries. Another Stinger capacitor provides boosts of power when necessary from the amp rack. Stinger wiring passes on the signal as well as the power. Meanwhile, Dynamat Extreme (8 packs of it), damp down the interior floor and doors.
All the care the crew took into creating a rugged H1 hasn't disappointed Dan yet. We spoke to him after a recent visit to sand dunes in Oregon and he happily reported that the H1 stood up quite well. The full Predator stage 3 performance kit, Predator 3-inch suspension lift, extended full predator undercarriage protection , GT Performance Beadlock Wheels and the 40″Pro Comp Xterrain tires help it hold up to the road. But, it's the Line-X coated enclosures, console and rack that make the interior less precious and better able to stand up to whatever the road (or sand dune) throws at it.
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It can often take weeks or even months for nonprofits to receive payments for services that have been rendered under a contract with a government or other funding source. To help bridge that gap, a new loan fund has been created in Tucson, Arizona. Awards were announced for three nonprofit organizations as the first recipients of loans from the newly established Nonprofit Loan Fund of Tucson and Southern Arizona: Wingspan, the YWCA, and the International School of Tucson.
The fund was established in 2012 as a supporting organization of the local community foundation in recognition that nonprofits often have a cash flow crunch as they await payments. To ensure that services can continue, the fund is offering a limited number of bridge loans to nonprofits that are considered to be effective and well managed but face a shortfall on a temporary basis.
The loan fund has certain eligibility requirements: The nonprofit must be more than three years old with an annual operating budget of more than $250,000 and a verifiable source to repay the funds. The loans are offered on a rolling basis at "low interest rates" in amounts between $10,000 and $50,000 for up to 12 months. Ultimately, the goal is to help nonprofits that cannot secure traditional loans, working with them to build creditworthiness.
One might question how the fund determines that the nonprofits are well managed and sustainable. Wingspan program, for example, appears to have had a significant decrease in funding, going from over $1 million in grants and contracts in 2007 to less than $500,000 in 2012, with as much as two-thirds coming from government contracts.
Rob has served in the nonprofit sector for over 30 years in roles ranging from intern to program manager, executive director to board director, and consultant. Starting out in professional theatre in New York City, Rob moved to Milwaukee to work with Milwaukee Rep as the dramaturg. Later, he served as executive director of Future Milwaukee, the area's oldest and most active community leadership development program. As a consultant, Rob uses a holistic approach, helping people and organizations articulate, and then take the next step towards their vision. He has worked with organizations as large as the United Way of Greater Milwaukee and as small as Ensemble Musical Offering. He focuses on strategic planning, board development, and fund development.


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Q: is there a way to edit configuration.nix like visudo with the sudoers introduction:
In this thread (https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/47201), in order to fix my problem, it is said to add this 2 lines.
services.xserver.enable = true
virtualisation.docker.enable = true;

to

/etc/nixos/configuration.nix

Now my question:
I used to work with the sudoers file. And in this link it said to NEVER edit it with a text editor.  Because an improper syntax can leave you with a broken system.
Can an improper syntax have big repercussions on nix?
Is there a way to avoid it like visudo.

A: Editing your nixos configuration is much less risky than editing your sudoers file. So you don't have to hesitate to edit it with a normal text editor or worry about having syntax errors. After using Nixos for a few years now the only thing that went 'wrong' for me is messing up a config and my build process attempted to build packages that would have taken very long (but it  was easy to cancel this).
If there are any syntax errors it'll just return an error. And in the worst case where you mess things up you should be able to just rollback to previous config with nixos-rebuild switch --rollback. Or boot back into the previous working generation.

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Who reports to the CEO?
What is the CEO?
What is the C-suite?
Who does the CEO report to?
Who reports directly to the board of directors?
CEO vs. Chairman
CEOs in Org Charts
At most companies, every member of the C-suite reports to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). But the number of direct reports depends on the company's organizational structure.
In smaller companies, even managers who aren't part of the C-suite may report directly to the CEO. The CEO of these companies engage more directly in the company's day-to-day business and operations.
The number of direct reports isn't always directly proportional to the size of the company. Some large companies delegate tasks in a way in which all of the CEO's direct reports have positions directly related to the CEO's own tasks and responsibilities.
In this guide, we'll cover:
What the CEO does
Who reports to the CEO
Who the CEO reports to
Real-world CEO organization chart examples
The CEO is the most senior officer at a company. They're the face of the company both externally for the public and internally for the organization's employees. Effective CEOs have strong leadership and delegation skills to set and execute the vision for their company. These same skills are important in getting buy-in from their employees.
As one consumer goods CEO told McKinsey, "You are speaking through an extraordinary amplification system. The slightest thing you do or say is picked up on by everyone in the system and, by and large, acted on."
CEOs are the leaders in charge of guiding the ship. They establish an organization's overall priorities, strategies, and frameworks. With that strategy in mind, it's up to the C-suite team to implement the CEO's vision throughout the organization.
Some CEOs also hold the title of President, like Jeff Bezos, President and CEO of Amazon, and Shantanu Narayen, President and CEO of Adobe.
CEOs also serve as the main liaison between the board of directors and corporate operations and are often members of their company's board.
At most companies, the CEO's direct reports are the other C-suite members. However, non-C-suite management may also report to the CEO.
The C-suite is made up of a company's top-ranking executive employees. The "C" stands for "Chief," and refers to the fact that every member of the C-suite sits at the top of their respective department and answers directly to the CEO.
While all members of the C-Suite report to the CEO, not every direct report to the CEO has to be in the C-Suite. Vice presidents (VPs) and senior vice presidents (SVPs) who generally report to lower-level C-suite members might sometimes report directly to the CEO.
In addition to the CEO, most C-suites in a company include:
Chief Operating Officer (COO): The COO is usually the CEO's second-in-command. They're charged with overseeing the day-to-day operations of the organization and implementing the plans laid out by the CEO. When there is no COO position, the CEO tends to be more hands-on, and VPs and SVPs are more likely to report directly to the CEO.
Chief Financial Officer (CFO): The CFO is responsible for managing a company's finances. They look out for their CEO's priorities by creating efficiencies and delivering cost savings whenever possible to help further the organization's financial gain.
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO): The CMO is responsible for the company's marketing efforts. The CMO works closely with the CEO to determine how the company should position its brand.
Chief Technology Officer (CTO): The CTO leads the company's technology or engineering departments as well as research and development (R&D).
Chief Information Officer (CIO): The CIO is in charge of building, maintaining, and developing an organization's IT infrastructure.
Overall, these roles exist to guide a company's various departments toward the CEO's vision. The C-suite and the CEO's other direct reports work with each other and the CEO to align every department — so the entire company can successfully move toward its goals.
The CEO reports to the company's board of directors. The board of directors is an elected group that represents shareholder interests.
All public companies are required to have a board of directors. Different states have different requirements for when and how corporations should establish their boards.
The CEO is the only company employee who reports directly to the board of directors. The board of directors acts as the CEO's boss — they have the power to hire or fire the CEO. The board must sign off on any important strategic or financial decisions.
Most members of the board are external to the company since they're meant to act in the shareholders' best interests — not those of the C-suite or employees.
The head of the board of directors is the chairman. The board of directors elects a chairman to preside over board meetings. The chairman works to reach a consensus in board decisions and can have significant sway in board voting.
At some companies, the CEO is also the chairman. At Facebook, for example, Mark Zuckerberg holds the titles of Founder, Chairman, and CEO. Similarly, Jamie Dimon is both the Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase.
The JPMorgan Chase organizational chart. Jamie Dimon, Chairman & CEO, has 14 direct reports.
The Facebook organizational chart. Founder, Chairman, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has 5 direct reports.
This structure can mean fewer checks and balances for the CEO. The chairman and the board are meant to oversee the CEO and C-suite, but when the CEO and C-suite are one and the same, there's less accountability and transparency. When the chairman is separate from the CEO, the chairman tends to stay behind the scenes, while the CEO is the public face of the company.
To give you a better idea of the CEO reporting structure and who reports to the CEO, here are 3 more organization chart examples:
1. Chipotle org chart
Chipotle's org chart is a classic example of who reports to the CEO: 8 of CEO and Chairman Brian Niccol's 9 direct reports are members of the C-suite.
2. Zapier org chart
Zapier is a global remote company that allows end-users to integrate web applications.
Zapier's org chart is a great example of both C-suite and non-C-suite direct reports to the CEO. Co-founder and CEO Wade Foster has 9 direct reports, ranging from fellow C-suite members to senior leadership with more specific foci, like "Senior Decision Scientist" and "Head of SEO."
3. Bank of America org chart
Bank of America (BoA) is a multinational investment bank and financial services company with several subsidiaries, so their org chart is a little bit different from a smaller company. Direct reports of Chairman & CEO Brian Moynihan include Vice Chairmen of the BoA board of directors, fellow C-suite members, and the presidents of BoA's various subsidiaries.
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So those of you who can't make it, too bad for you. I'm gonna be there when it happens!
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Utility Services, Inc. Named in Business Worldwide Magazine's Companies to Watch 2019
Business Worldwide Magazine
LONDON, Nov. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Keeping up to date with regulations, industry trends and new technology can be significant effort, so Utility Services was established to help businesses stay ahead of their statutory requirements. We can now announce that the Vermont based Utility Services has been named by Business Worldwide Magazine as one of its "20 Most Innovative Companies to Watch, 2019".
The list is a celebration of trailblazing organisations that are changing the game in their respective industries and altering the corporate landscape. From banking to industry, healthcare to energy, these companies are at the cutting edge of technology, innovation and business strategies. As individuals and as part of the larger global landscape, they demonstrate a shared goal of developing revolutionary products and tech with the power to drive scalable business models and disrupt established industries and markets.
Founded in 2007, Utility Services Inc, is a service organisation dedicated to assisting US and Canadian companies with their energy compliance, security and reliability. It guides businesses through rapidly evolving industry changes and performance requirements approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and works with clients in 47 of the 48 states, as well as most of Canada's Southern tier provinces. It has also represented over 25 GW of nameplate generation in the areas of compliance, research, and standard development, along with dozens of distribution and transmission service organisations.
The organisation has 15 employees and several professional consultants providing customised solutions to complex energy problems. To date the organisation has successfully undertaken more than 400 audits, guided self-certifications and spot checks, empowering organisations to keep pace with a constantly changing market.
CEO Brian Evans Mongeon told Business Worldwide Magazine that the energy sector has become a major target for hackers over recent years, and Utility Services Inc is helping its customers lead the way in terms of security.
"Our 'Securing the Grid' exercises continue to be a huge growth area for the company. We fashion table-top exercises to meet the customer's needs, whether cyber, physical, emergency management, or other incidences. Utility Services offers customers the choice of a variety of scenario types from its catalogue of exercises. In a single afternoon, we can assess an organisation's ability to be prepared for all types of risk scenarios. Our ability to quickly assess technological, alongside regulatory changes, is what puts our company ahead of any other."
To find out more about Utility Services Inc visit https://www.utilitysvcs.com/
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Building a Network of Access Points to Engage Teenagers in Adolescent Health Research
Background: At least 70 percent of premature adult deaths result from behaviors beginning or reinforced in adolescence. Yet, inclusion of the teenage voice to inform adolescent health research is often overlooked. This is related in part to the challenges in engaging teenagers as stakeholders, including aging out of adolescence and lack of a sustainable framework to recruit and train new adolescents.
Proposed Solution to the Problem: The project team proposes the creation of an innovative system of school access points for sustainable adolescent stakeholder engagement via the PRO Wellness team's existing network of 649 Pennsylvania (PA) Healthy Champions school connections. The project team will simultaneously connect to a national network of adolescent health researchers to use this network via the project lead's involvement with the Clinical and Translational Science Awards' (CTSA) Community Engaged Research Core and other professional organizations.
Objectives: The team's primary objective is to develop and implement standard processes to build a sustainable framework linking researchers with adolescent stakeholders via a system of school access points based on the Healthy Champions school network. Secondary objectives include: (a) engaging a diverse group of adolescent stakeholders in the network by targeting 15 diverse schools for inclusion and leveraging adolescent expertise to understand how best to engage their peers and (b) using existing patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) training, with modifications as informed by adolescent feedback, to educate 50 adolescent stakeholders across PA (three to four adolescents each from the 15 schools).
Activities: A stakeholder advisory board (SAB) will formalize network processes. The adolescent stakeholder network will be built leveraging the team's Healthy Champions school contacts using these standardized processes. Adolescent health researchers will be engaged via three research institutions or professional organizations to utilize the network for PCOR/CER.
Projected Outcomes and Outputs: Development and implementation of processes to build a system of school access points for a sustainable adolescent stakeholder network (n=15 high schools, short term). Creation of a network of 50 adolescent stakeholders who complete PCOR training and engage in guiding PCOR with adolescent health researchers (n=50, medium term). Successful use of the network by adolescent health researchers from at least n=3 research institutions or professional organizations (medium term). Creation and dissemination of resources to promote utilization and replication of the network (n=7 project materials uploaded to the PCORI repository, long term). Growth of the network in year 3 (after funded period) with new schools (n=5), adolescents (n=25) and researchers (at least n=6, long term) using the network.
Patient and Stakeholder Engagement Plan: A 12-participant SAB (researchers, school staff, parents, adolescents) will formalize network processes during and between eight meetings in year 1. The six year 2 meetings will focus on addressing issues that arise in trialing the network and guiding evaluation and dissemination plans. Adolescents in the stakeholder network, adolescent health researchers, and school staff will provide ongoing evaluation to support program updates and sustainability.
Project Collaborators: Penn State CTSA
Deepa Sekhar, MD, MS
Pennsylvania State University Hershey Medical Center


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Q: exibir vários array pelo messageBox.Show no c# ao clicar um botão gente to criando um programa pra consultar fornecedores(sendo N fornecedores),e preciso que ao clicar no botão consiga ver todos os fornecedores cadastrados e suas informações da maneira como esta abaixo :
nomefornecedor1  telefone1  valordoproduto1 nomefornecedor2  telefone2 valordoproduto2
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como declarei os vetores
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
        string[] Nome = new string[n];
        string[] Telefone = new string[n];
        float[] ValorCompra = new float [n];`

e como estou tentando mostrar ao cliclar no botão
private void buttonfornecedores_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
   int linha;
   {
      MessageBox.Show(Nome[0],Telefone[0],valorcompra[0]);

   }

 }

não sei muito de c# ,então qualquer ajuda agradeço

A: Se você não sabe a quantidade de elementos que vão entrar nos seus vetores, utilize List ao invés dessa forma (que nem compila).
List<string> Nomes = new List<string>();
List<string> Fornecedores = new List<string>();
List<string> telefones = new List<string>();

Você não mostra como preenche esses vetores, então vou levar em consideração que você os preenche ao mesmo tempo e que todos tem a mesma quantidade de itens, então a sua implementação deveria ser assim:
        private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();

            stringBuilder.AppendLine("Nome - Fornecedor - Telefone");

            for (int i = 0; i < Nomes.Count; i++)
            {
                stringBuilder.AppendLine($"{Nomes[i]} - {Fornecedores[i]} -{Telefones[i]}");
            }

            MessageBox.Show(stringBuilder.ToString());

        }

Não está no escopo da pergunta, mas você poderia substituir as listas por uma struct, dessa forma você tem um melhor controle e organização das coisas


What makes a great summer barbecue beer? First, it needs to be cool and refreshing to provide relief from the heat. Second, it shouldn't be the center of the meal, but a complement. Third, it should be low enough in alcohol so you can responsibly have a few. Lagers fit the bill, which is why Budweiser is so ubiquitous. Here are three local lagers (all in cans, perfect for camp barbecues) that will make you forget the Clydesdales.
This pale golden pour is topped by a brief, thin head. You get notes of bread, floral hops and subtle malt on the nose with a touch of fresh cut hay. The oh-so-easy drinking palate is a mix of light hops, creamy malt with bits of citrus and apple on the finish. Bring on summer.
Another light-golden brew with a thin head, it has bright citrus on the nose, with sweet malt, grain and a surprisingly overt hit of pine-laced hops. More citrus on the palate (sweet lime and orange) and lightly toasted malt, it finishes with soft, just bitter hops on the finish. Eminently quaffable.
Caution is advised when pouring this hazy straw colored brew—it's topped by an explosive, three-finger head with exceptional persistence and beautiful lacing. The mix of aromas includes sourdough bread, corn flake, sweet malt and light hops. The malt flavors are balanced by green apple with a touch of hops on the finish. You'll want more than one.


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But as I said, plans are afoot.
Wouldn't you like to know what they are? Read on!
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Suddenly, a brown mass on the floor that Brenda had taken for a failed sculpture began to move, and a cocker spaniel appeared in its place, wagging his tail. She kneeled down close to him, hitting the right scratching place behind his ears the first time.
"Nearly," Edie said as she poured hot water into a bright yellow ceramic pot.
The two women waited until they'd had their first sips before they spoke again, and it was Edie who started.
"Gordon told me that the guild split in two a while ago. That seems like a pretty drastic step when you consider there can't be that many quilters in this area," Brenda said.
"She believes she has enough votes among the people who live on Mount Merino to win. Please tell me it isn't true," Brenda said.
"A man named Eugene Becker. He's our local insurance agent, and a great guy. He's been on the board for five years now. But he's not actively campaigning because of health issues that came home to roost after the deadline for getting someone else on the ballot had passed," Edie said.
For an answer, Edie reached into a box on her desk, slid her hand carefully under a pile of paper, and gently laid it near Brenda. It was a stack of what can best be described as "love signs." Some were handmade. Others were obviously computer generated. All of them were different from one other.
"How are these going to sway an election?" Brenda asked with her eyebrows cinched up.
"By this time tomorrow, Carding will be covered in signs like these," Edie said. "They will be in all the shop windows, along the hallways in the schools, on the benches on the green, and stapled to all the telephone poles in town," Edie said, a smile playing tag with her lips.
"But if this Eugene Becker is ill and not campaigning…," Brenda began to say.
"Will I get to make some of these?" Brenda pointed toward the pile of love signs.