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NASDAQ:LULU
Lululemon Athletica Stock Forecast, Price & News
Adding Lululemon Athletica Inc.
Now: $344.50▼
MA: $361.33▼
Volume91,553 shs
lululemon athletica inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, distributes, and retails athletic apparel and accessories for women, men, and female youth. It operates through two segments, Company-Operated Stores and Direct to Consumer. The company offers pants, shorts, tops, and jackets for healthy lifestyle and athletic activities, such as yoga, running, and training, as well as other sweaty pursuits; and athletic wear for female youth. It also provides fitness-related accessories. The company sells its products through a chain of company-operated stores; outlets and warehouse sales; a network of wholesale accounts, such as yoga studios, health clubs, and fitness centers; temporary locations, including seasonal stores; and license and supply arrangements, as well as directly to consumer through mobile apps, and lululemon.com e-commerce site. As of February 2, 2020, it operated 491 company-operated stores under the lululemon and ivivva brands in the United States, Canada, the People's Republic of China, Australia, the United Kingdom, Japan, New Zealand, Germany, South Korea, Singapore, France, Malaysia, Sweden, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, and Switzerland. lululemon athletica inc. was founded in 1998 and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
Consumer Discretionary Sector
Apparel, Finished Products From Fabrics & Similar Materials Industry
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Lululemon Athletica has received a consensus rating of Buy. The company's average rating score is 2.72, and is based on 21 buy ratings, 10 hold ratings, and no sell ratings.
According to analysts' consensus price target of $382.75, Lululemon Athletica has a forecasted upside of 11.1% from its current price of $344.50.
Lululemon Athletica has been the subject of 8 research reports in the past 90 days, demonstrating strong analyst interest in this stock.
Lululemon Athletica has received 1,756 "outperform" votes. (Add your "outperform" vote.)
Lululemon Athletica has received 1,332 "underperform" votes. (Add your "underperform" vote.)
Lululemon Athletica has received 56.87% "outperform" votes from our community.
MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Lululemon Athletica and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe LULU will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe LULU will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days.
Lululemon Athletica does not currently pay a dividend.
Lululemon Athletica does not have a long track record of dividend growth.
In the past three months, Lululemon Athletica insiders have sold more of their company's stock than they have bought. Specifically, they have bought $0.00 in company stock and sold $764,220.00 in company stock.
Only 0.32% of the stock of Lululemon Athletica is held by insiders.
81.95% of the stock of Lululemon Athletica is held by institutions. High institutional ownership can be a signal of strong market trust in this company.
Earnings for Lululemon Athletica are expected to grow by 44.20% in the coming year, from $4.57 to $6.59 per share.
The P/E ratio of Lululemon Athletica is 80.87, which means that it is trading at a more expensive P/E ratio than the market average P/E ratio of about 24.55.
The P/E ratio of Lululemon Athletica is 80.87, which means that it is trading at a more expensive P/E ratio than the Consumer Discretionary sector average P/E ratio of about 50.85.
Lululemon Athletica has a PEG Ratio of 4.20. PEG Ratios above 1 indicate that a company could be overvalued.
Lululemon Athletica has a P/B Ratio of 23.00. P/B Ratios above 3 indicate that a company could be overvalued with respect to its assets and liabilities.
Industry Apparel, finished products from fabrics & similar materials
Sub-IndustryN/A
SectorConsumer Discretionary
Current SymbolNASDAQ:LULU
CUSIPN/A
Webwww.lululemon.com
Debt-to-Equity RatioN/A
P/E Growth4.2
Price / Sales11.28
Return on Assets16.88%
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Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ:LULU) Frequently Asked Questions
How has Lululemon Athletica's stock been impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
Lululemon Athletica's stock was trading at $193.74 on March 11th, 2020 when Coronavirus (COVID-19) reached pandemic status according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Since then, LULU stock has increased by 77.8% and is now trading at $344.50.
Is Lululemon Athletica a buy right now?
32 Wall Street equities research analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Lululemon Athletica in the last year. There are currently 10 hold ratings, 21 buy ratings and 1 strong buy rating for the stock. The consensus among Wall Street equities research analysts is that investors should "buy" Lululemon Athletica stock.
View analyst ratings for Lululemon Athletica or view MarketBeat's top 5 stock picks.
What stocks does MarketBeat like better than Lululemon Athletica?
Wall Street analysts have given Lululemon Athletica a "Buy" rating, but there may be better short-term opportunities in the market. Some of MarketBeat's past winning trading ideas have resulted in 5-15% weekly gains. MarketBeat just released five new trading ideas, but Lululemon Athletica wasn't one of them. MarketBeat thinks these five stocks may be even better buys.
When is Lululemon Athletica's next earnings date?
Lululemon Athletica is scheduled to release its next quarterly earnings announcement on Thursday, March 25th 2021.
View our earnings forecast for Lululemon Athletica.
How were Lululemon Athletica's earnings last quarter?
Lululemon Athletica Inc. (NASDAQ:LULU) issued its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, December, 9th. The apparel retailer reported $1.16 EPS for the quarter, topping the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.88 by $0.28. The apparel retailer had revenue of $1.12 billion for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $1.01 billion. Lululemon Athletica had a net margin of 13.69% and a return on equity of 28.89%. The company's revenue for the quarter was up 22.0% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter last year, the company earned $0.96 EPS.
View Lululemon Athletica's earnings history.
How will Lululemon Athletica's stock buyback program work?
Lululemon Athletica declared that its board has initiated a share repurchase plan on Wednesday, March 27th 2019, which authorizes the company to repurchase $500,000,000.00 in outstanding shares, according to EventVestor. This repurchase authorization authorizes the company to purchase up to 2.6% of its shares through open market purchases. Shares repurchase plans are generally a sign that the company's management believes its shares are undervalued.
What price target have analysts set for LULU?
32 analysts have issued 12-month target prices for Lululemon Athletica's shares. Their forecasts range from $250.00 to $500.00. On average, they anticipate Lululemon Athletica's stock price to reach $382.75 in the next year. This suggests a possible upside of 11.1% from the stock's current price.
View analysts' price targets for Lululemon Athletica or view Wall Street analyst' top-rated stocks.
Are investors shorting Lululemon Athletica?
Lululemon Athletica saw a increase in short interest during the month of December. As of December 31st, there was short interest totaling 3,410,000 shares, an increase of 43.9% from the December 15th total of 2,370,000 shares. Based on an average daily volume of 1,520,000 shares, the short-interest ratio is presently 2.2 days. Approximately 2.8% of the shares of the company are short sold.
View Lululemon Athletica's Short Interest.
Who are some of Lululemon Athletica's key competitors?
Some companies that are related to Lululemon Athletica include Li Ning (LNNGY), Levi Strauss & Co. (LEVI), Under Armour (UAA), Columbia Sportswear (COLM), Gildan Activewear (GIL), Carter's (CRI), Canada Goose (GOOS), G-III Apparel Group (GIII), Superior Group of Companies (SGC), Jerash Holdings (US) (JRSH), Ever-Glory International Group (EVK), Sequential Brands Group (SQBG), Centric Brands (CTRCQ), Simon Worldwide (SWWI) and Blue (BLHI).
View all of LULU's competitors.
What other stocks do shareholders of Lululemon Athletica own?
Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Lululemon Athletica investors own include NVIDIA (NVDA), Alibaba Group (BABA), Netflix (NFLX), Tesla (TSLA), salesforce.com (CRM), PayPal (PYPL), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), The Walt Disney (DIS), Square (SQ) and Adobe (ADBE).
Who are Lululemon Athletica's key executives?
Lululemon Athletica's management team includes the following people:
Mr. Calvin McDonald, CEO & Director (Age 48, Pay $5.29M)
Ms. Julie Averill, Exec. VP & CTO (Age 50, Pay $1.38M)
Ms. Celeste Burgoyne, Pres of Americas & Global Guest Innovation (Age 46, Pay $1.87M)
Ms. Michelle Choe, Chief Product Officer (Age 51, Pay $1.92M)
Ms. Meghan Frank, Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Howard Brett Tubin, VP of Investor Relations
Ms. Shannon Higginson, Sr. VP, Gen. Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer
Allison Reid, VP of Corp. Communications
Ms. Susan Gelinas, Sr. VP of People & Culture
Larry Gore, Sr. VP of Merchandise Planning and Allocations
What is Lululemon Athletica's stock symbol?
Lululemon Athletica trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "LULU."
Who are Lululemon Athletica's major shareholders?
Lululemon Athletica's stock is owned by a variety of institutional and retail investors. Top institutional investors include Atalanta Sosnoff Capital LLC (0.12%), Huntington National Bank (0.10%), Scout Investments Inc. (0.02%), Gateway Investment Advisers LLC (0.02%), Cullinan Associates Inc. (0.01%) and Contravisory Investment Management Inc. (0.01%). Company insiders that own Lululemon Athletica stock include Celeste Burgoyne, David M Mussafer, Dennis J Wilson, Michelle Sun Choe and Stuart Haselden.
View institutional ownership trends for Lululemon Athletica.
Which institutional investors are selling Lululemon Athletica stock?
LULU stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Scout Investments Inc., Gateway Investment Advisers LLC, First Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Radnor Capital Management LLC, TrimTabs Asset Management LLC, and Gofen & Glossberg LLC IL. Company insiders that have sold Lululemon Athletica company stock in the last year include Celeste Burgoyne, Dennis J Wilson, and Michelle Sun Choe.
View insider buying and selling activity for Lululemon Athletica or view top insider-selling stocks.
Which institutional investors are buying Lululemon Athletica stock?
LULU stock was acquired by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Atalanta Sosnoff Capital LLC, Contravisory Investment Management Inc., Huntington National Bank, Louisiana State Employees Retirement System, Oak Harvest Investment Services, IFM Investors Pty Ltd, First Hawaiian Bank, and NuWave Investment Management LLC.
View insider buying and selling activity for Lululemon Athletica or or view top insider-buying stocks.
How do I buy shares of Lululemon Athletica?
Shares of LULU can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include WeBull, Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab.
What is Lululemon Athletica's stock price today?
One share of LULU stock can currently be purchased for approximately $344.50.
How big of a company is Lululemon Athletica?
Lululemon Athletica has a market capitalization of $44.90 billion and generates $3.98 billion in revenue each year. The apparel retailer earns $645.60 million in net income (profit) each year or $4.93 on an earnings per share basis. Lululemon Athletica employs 19,000 workers across the globe.
What is Lululemon Athletica's official website?
The official website for Lululemon Athletica is www.lululemon.com.
How can I contact Lululemon Athletica?
Lululemon Athletica's mailing address is 1818 CORNWALL AVENUE, VANCOUVER A1, V6J 1C7. The apparel retailer can be reached via phone at 604-732-6124 or via email at [email protected]


Peterborough. Again. So named because the "Slough of Despond" had already been taken. Ah, but that was an allegory, you'll say: well, so is Peterborough. Imagine the place where you queue for your passport, fretting that you've failed one of the 146 numbered requirements for the photograph; Peterborough is the town that surrounds such a place. It's what Kafka would have encountered if he'd have left the castle or the courtroom and decided to look for an expresso.
Still, it's a fine pace for a race, because there's no chance you'll want to slow down to look at anything interesting. Also because the good citizens want you to have a good time -- they really do -- and they put on an excellent race. The said race was the Great Eastern Run, a half marathon, where I scored a still-standing PB of 1:24:39 last year. There was plenty of parking. There were enough toilets (read that again). The baggage lorry was straightforward. Finding the start line was straightforward. Getting into the start pens was a little tricky. My ankle was already gushing blood before I started. But once there it wasn't too crowded, nor full of obese civil servants on their first race. It was really very easy.
Did I mention that my watch wasn't working? Completely dead. I have used it most days this week, but this morning it just wouldn't start up. No watch again. As dedicated readers will know, this is the third time my watch has died, though the first occasion on which I wasn't running a marathon. And on both previous occasions, I'd set new PBs, going under three hours in NYC and Berlin. No pressure then. Just run it according to how you feel. Which was, of course, not very good, since I had reduced myself to near-retching at a tempo run with the club on Thursday (why I don't know, as I was setting the pace from the front), and then had spent Friday limping because of a stabbing pain in my left upper inside thigh that left me staring with bloodshot eyes even after the ibuprofen and contemplating amputation.
It all went just fine. I had no conversations. There was a little bit of racing. At 7.5 miles I thought about giving up but decided to hold on because I needed to get home, and an ambulance was going to take a long time. Peterborough is flat. Everyone who'd done it before -- including myself -- was telling neophytes that at the start. Yet miles 5 through 10 seemed pretty constantly uphill to me this time. Nonetheless, it was very straight. And quite green. Wide verges, rather than parks, but just fine. There's a really very annoying bit when you see the cathedral at about 10 miles, and it seems terribly close. After all, when you see the Brandenburg gate or the duomo at Milan or Buckingham Palace you know everything is going to end soon. Yet there's another three miles of desperation to go. My true moment of darkness was when I began to push things after ten miles, and my heart race passed into the heart-rate zone known in technical circles as the time-and-space-and-numbers-no-longer-make-sense zone; in a frenzied delusion I began my final surge at about 12 miles, and was near-catatonic when I saw the 13-mile marker. Still, I held on and managed a real sprint for the last few metres. And then it was all over. A goody bag with -- wait for it -- a real bag that you can use, a towel, a t-shirt, a key fob, and a medal??? And a huge table of organic bananas. After my new-born children I honestly think that a table of organic bananas is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I ate a bunch, spoke to some runners from the club, who'd put in excellent, PB times, and then drove home.
My time? I don't know. No watch, you see. The clock above the gantry said 1:23 plus a handful of seconds as I passed under, but I don't know how many seconds, or at what point I crossed the start line. Small change either side of 83 minutes. Which is fair compensation for having to go to Peterborough. And I would recommend to anyone that the next time they renew their passport in person they time their visit to coincide with the Great Eastern Run.
So, new PB of unspecified proportions. I would ask Garmin to sponsor me, and supply me a new watch. But recent form suggests that racing with watches only slows you down. We need to run with the ashen resources of the heart, and with visions of mounds of bananas.


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Home Calendar Things to Do CMA Fest 2020 Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
CMA Fest 2020 Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
The Country Music Association has made the tough decision to cancel the four-day country music festival after growing concerns over COVID-19.
by Nashville Lifestyles
Photo courtesy of CMA
On Tuesday, March 31, the Country Music Association announced in a press release that the 2020 CMA Fest scheduled to take place from June 4 through June 7 would be cancelled.
"After careful deliberation, and in following the latest guidance from national, state and local authorities, we are sad to announce that CMA Fest will not take place in 2020.
Whether you planned to attend CMA Fest for the first time, or you have attended many times throughout the last 48 years, we know how special this festival is for Country Music fans around the globe and that many will be disappointed by this decision. As the world is still greatly affected by the spread of COVID-19, we cannot in good conscience risk the health and wellbeing of our fans, artists, staff and Country Music community.
We will honor four-day passes purchased for this year's event for CMA Fest 2021. However, if you prefer a full refund, we will provide one upon request if your passes were purchased through Ticketmaster or the CMA Fest Box Office. Those who purchased passes through non-official channels should contact the seller directly. Within the next 24-48 hours, all four-day pass purchasers will receive an email with further instructions.
We greatly appreciate your understanding and patience, as our actions are always in the best interest of our Country Music community. In the coming weeks and months, we will continue to bring Country fans and artists together to celebrate the unique spirit and sense of unity that is at the heart of what CMA Fest stands for. We will also share information about future CMA events and ways to support those within our community affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please keep yourself and your loved ones healthy and safe, and we hope you will join us for CMA Fest next year, June 10-13, 2021."
For for information, please visit cmafest.com.
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James, affectionately known to wife, Barbara, as Julian was born in 1918 in Carlisle Castle and raised in the North West of England. His father was a military officer seconded to the Indian Army.
Julian achieved entry to Cambridge where he gained a double first in classics. He joined the civil service and was appointed, initially, to the Admiralty. His future wife, Barbara was working there too in the section responsible for ensuring that all naval ships and establishments were sent their correct supply of medicinal drugs. They were married in Norbury, South London in 1943 and lived in a flat in Mecklenburgh Square just north of Russell Square London. Julian became Permanent Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Fuel and Power under Minister 'Manny' Shinwell MP during the very severe winter of 1947 while the country was suffering from the ill effects of WWll. Their only child Tim was born during this time.
Julian and Barbara moved to Kingsley Ave, in Camberley in 1958 while he was Permanent Secretary in the Admiralty. Towards the end of his working life he became the Frimley & Camberley Urban District (now Surrey Heath), councillor for Watchetts ward which includes our base at Kings International College, then France Hill Secondary School. He was a governor of Watchetts Junior School where Barbara helped with reading skills. Julian ensured that any new arrivals notified to him in his ward received a visit from him and when notified of anyone leaving also received a farewell for which he was probably unique. He also was willing to help any of his constituents overcome any difficulties with the Local Authority. Julian was Mayor of Surrey Heath Borough Council in 1979/80 and used funds donated to him during his year for the benefit of activities for children in the borough.
Barbara was a playing member of Camberley Lawn Tennis Club until her 80's and Julian was appointed President and was no doubt helpful when the club moved to their current base on the Portsmouth Road. He was also President of Camberley, now Rushmoor, Gymnastics Club. Julian was a member of the Camberley Branch of the RNLI and the Camberley Horticultural Club. He was also involved with the Camberley Cricket Club and Frimley & Camberley Cadet Corps in Caird Hall, Crawley Hill.
Julian became President of CADAC in 1970; a role he served with distinction until his death, aged 70, in 1988 while he was trying to secure a permanent athletics track behind Krooner Park in the Frimley Road, from funds of £4 million provided to the Borough by Sainsbury for recreational purposes. His death as far as the track was concerned was untimely as he was unable to achieve the success he had intended.
Upon Julian's death Barbara was appointed a Vice President of our club and has presented the medals and trophies at the end of fund raising events for the last 25 years. She has also supported the club financially with an annual donation.


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Canada commits 12 million CAD to support girls' education in Afghanistan
This is part of 400 million CAD that was announced by Maryam Monsef, Canada's Minister of International Development and Minister for Women and Gender Equality, during G7 development ministerial meetings in Paris, France, last week.
The commitment is expected to support women and girls' education in fragile, conflict and crisis situations, in support of the G7 Charlevoix Declaration on Quality Education for Girls, Adolescent Girls and Women in Developing Countries, an official statement said.
Of this amount, Canada allocated CAD 12 million over three years (2019 to 2022) to ensure that Afghan girls, adolescent girls and young women have access to safe, quality education in rural and remote areas of Afghanistan, according to the statement.
The project will be implemented by BRAC Afghanistan
نوشته Canada commits 12 million CAD to support girls' education in Afghanistan اولین بار در RahaPress پدیدار شد.
Original Link: http://www.en.rahapress.af/canada-commits-12-million-cad-to-support-girls-education-in-afghanistan/


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Q: What is the Spring equivalent to FactoryModuleBuilder, @AssistedInject, and @Assisted in Guice? What is the Spring Framework equivalent to FactoryModuleBuilder,  @AssistedInject, and @Assisted in Google Guice? In other words, what is the recommended approach using Spring to create factory objects whose methods accept arguments that the application (not the container) must provide?
The Spring static factory method is not the same as FactoryModuleBuilder.  FactoryModuleBuilder builds a Guice module that generates "factories" that implement the Factory Method Pattern. Unlike a Spring static factory method, the methods of these factory objects are instance methods, not static methods.  The problem with a static factory method is that it is static and doesn't implement an interface so it cannot be replaced with an alternative factory implementation.  Different FactoryModuleBuilder instances, however, can build different factories that implement the same interface.

A: Spring has no equivalent to the Guice FactoryModuleBuilder.  The closest equivalent would be a Spring @Configuration class that provides a factory bean that implements a factory interface whose methods accept arbitrary arguments from the application.  The Spring container could inject dependencies into the @Configuration object that it, in turn, could supply to the factory constructor.  Unlike with FactoryModuleBuilder, the Spring approach produces  a lot of boilerplate code typical of factory implementations.
Example:
public class Vehicle {
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public class Car extends Vehicle {
    private final int numberOfPassengers;

    public Car(int numberOfPassengers) {
        this.numberOfPassengers = numberOfPassengers;
    }
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public interface VehicleFactory {
    Vehicle createPassengerVehicle(int numberOfPassengers);
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A: I'm not entirely certain that this question is a dupe, (only 90% sure), but this answer:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/13243066/1768232
Seems to have the information you need. Specifically, you should do this:

I got it working by fetching an instance of the bean used in the constructor-arg out of the context and then populating it with the values that you are working with at run-time. This bean will then be used as the parameter when you get your factory-generated bean.

public class X {
   public void callFactoryAndGetNewInstance() {
      User user = context.getBean("user");
      user.setSomethingUsefull(...);
      FileValidator validator = (FileValidator)context.getBean("fileValidator");
      ...
   }
}

I recommend reading the entire answer.

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Banks Merging AML, Fraud Operations into Financial Crime Units
Banks are revamping their financial intelligence units to tackle not only money laundering but other crimes, including fraud, as part of an effort to rein in expenses, say compliance professionals. In the past decade, banks have created in-house financial intelligence units (FIUs), modeled after governmental investigatory groups formed in the early 1990s to strengthen anti-money laundering (AML) policies. Bank FIUs, often comprised of AML analysts, have sought to proactively curb the instances of dirty money entering the financial system. But as financial institutions contend with increased market and regulatory pressure, banks are reworking the classic FIU model and merging their...
Weekly Roundup: Judge Reportedly Questions HSBC DPA, IRS Publishes Draft FATCA Form, and More
Italian prosecutors seize $10.5 billion from one of Europe's wealthiest families, a judge questions HSBC's agreement with the U.S. Justice Department, and more, in this week's news roundup.
Senate Report Outlines Broad Lapses by HSBC Affiliates, OCC Officials
Poor anti-money laundering controls on affiliates and problematic oversight allowed a global bank to process tens of trillions of dollars with little to no compliance checks, according to a U.S. Senate subcommittee.
FIUs Need Concrete Performance Goals, Metrics to Succeed, Says Anti-Terror Book's Author
Financial intelligence units sometimes fail to set out concrete goals and metrics to measure performance, including tracking the number of money launderers convicted, terrorist attacks thwarted and amount of assets seized, according to author Jayesh D'Souza.
In Shadow of a Past Failure, BSA Database Overhaul Takes Shape
An effort by the country's financial intelligence unit to take ownership of Bank Secrecy Act data managed by the IRS appears to be on track, according to industry observers and the U.S. Treasury Department.
FinCEN Ill-Equipped to Handle Costly Cross-Border Data Proposal, Say Financial Institutions
The U.S. Treasury Department should alter or abandon its plan to collect data on cross-border transactions made through banks and money remitters, in part because of potential data management issues, say banking groups.
FinCEN to Detail BSA Database Overhaul in January
The U.S. Treasury Department's financial intelligence unit will unveil details in January of its Bank Secrecy Act database overhaul scheduled for completion in 2014.
FSA Fines Royal Bank of Scotland Largest U.K. AML Penalty Ever
The United Kingdom's chief financial regulator fined Royal Bank of Scotland nearly USD $9 million on Tuesday, the agency's largest penalty ever for anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance failures.
Weekly Roundup: OFAC Fines U.N. Credit Union $500,000, German Investigators Raid Credit Suisse Offices, and More
The U.S. Treasury Department penalizes a New York bank for transactions tied to Cuba, Italy arrests 300 in a mafia crackdown and the Asia Pacific Money Laundering Group warns of laundering through carbon emissions schemes, in this week's news roundup.
Egmont Group Helping African FIUs, But Hurdles Remain
Members of an intergovernmental group that shares information on money laundering and fraud are working to improve the financial intelligence units in sub-Saharan Africa, according to the organization's annual report.
Against Government Urgings, Small Banks File BSA Documents Manually
Efforts by the U.S. Treasury Department to get small banks to file their Bank Secrecy Act documents electronically are likely to face stiff resistance despite law enforcement complaints, say consultants.
FinCEN Lost $15.4 Million from Data Retrieval Plan, Faces Potential Violation
The U.S. Treasury Department wrote off $3.2 million in 2008 from a failed Bank Secrecy Act data mining program, bringing the losses associated with the project to at least $15.4 million.
FIUs Should Better Communicate on Counterfeiting: Moneyval
Financial intelligence units should better share data on counterfeiting with their counterparts in countries known to export a large number of fake goods, according to an intergovernmental report issued Tuesday.
Banks Need to Better Join AML and Anti-Fraud Efforts, FinCEN Director Says
Banks should streamline their compliance efforts by coordinating their anti-money laundering and anti-fraud programs, the director of the United States' financial intelligence unit said Tuesday.
Global AML Watchdog Expels Bolivia for Failing to Criminalize Terrorist Financing
The Egmont Group, during an April 2006 meeting, gave Bolivia one year to adopt laws or regulations identifying terrorist financing as a crime.
Nigeria, Syria Financial Intelligence Units Among Six Admitted to Egmont Group
Egmont also admitted India, Armenia, Belarus and Niue during its annual plenary meeting, a spokesperson for the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network confirmed.
Financial Intelligence Units Add Proactive Element to Bank AML Programs
Although financial intelligence units (FIUs) have become all the rage, James Richards has long advocated their use by banks in anti-money laundering programs. Richards spoke recently about FIUs and how they are changing the way banks approach AML compliance.
Proposed FinCEN Funds Transfer Database Too Costly, Trade Groups Say
A proposed U.S. Treasury Department database that would track cross-border funds transfers is too costly and may be harmful to the U.S. payments system, say three banking industry trade groups.
Bush Budget Proposal Includes 22% Increase for FinCEN
President Bush's proposed budget increase for the U.S. Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network is meant in part to help fund its Bank Secrecy Act E-Filing and Cross-Border Wire Transfer initiatives.


McKay, who brokered a deal worth $37million on behalf of the French club, allegedly made menacing calls to Cardiff officials since the tragedy, something he denies.
And according to reports, Choo was so concerned for his personal safety that he called the police following his unexpected meeting with McKay.
Police chiefs confirmed that McKay is under investigation for an alleged public order offence in London.
The Sun reported how the man who brokered Sala's murky £15million transfer from Nantes called it on with Cardiff City by challenging them to a public meeting back in February.
He got it pumped up to $27.5m, plus nearly $9m in bonuses if Sala scored the goals to keep Cardiff in the Premier League.
So the McKays stood to make $3.5m in commission.


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Portabandiera del Liechtenstein durante la cerimonia di apertura dei XVI Giochi olimpici invernali di ,  e nell'ultimo scorcio di carriera (stagioni 2001-2003) gareggiò come Birgit Heeb-Batliner.

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Stagioni 1991-1998
Birgit Heeb esordì in campo internazionale in occasione dei Mondiali juniores di Geilo/Hemsedal 1991; l'anno dopo ai XVI Giochi olimpici invernali di , dopo essere stata portabandiera del Liechtenstein durante la cerimonia di apertura, si classificò 30ª nel supergigante, 20ª nella combinata e non completò lo slalom gigante. Nel 1993 ottenne il suo primo piazzamento in Coppa del Mondo (53ª nella discesa libera di Haus del 22 gennaio) ed esordì ai Campionati mondiali: nella rassegna iridata di Morioka fu 32ª nel supergigante.

Ai XVII Giochi olimpici invernali di  si classificò 11ª nello slalom gigante e non terminò il supergigante, mentre due anni dopo, ai Mondiali di Sierra Nevada 1996, fu 7ª nello slalom gigante. 23ª nel supergigante e fuori gara nello slalom gigante dei Mondiali di Sestriere 1997, ai XVIII Giochi olimpici invernali di  nello slalom gigante chiuse al 9º posto, suo miglior piazzamento olimpico in carriera.

Stagioni 1999-2003
Il 19 novembre 1998 a Park City colse, sempre in slalom gigante, il primo podio in Coppa del Mondo (3ª); nella stessa stagione gareggiò nella medesima specialità anche ai Mondiali di Vail/Beaver Creek (12ª). Due anni dopo, nella rassegna iridata di Sankt Anton am Arlberg 2001, ottenne sempre in slalom gigante il suo miglior piazzamento ai Mondiali, chiudendo al 5º posto.

Fuori gara nello slalom gigante dei XIX Giochi olimpici invernali di , sua ultima presenza olimpica, all'inizio della stagione seguente, il 21 novembre 2002, colse  a Park City l'unica vittoria (nonché ultimo podio) in Coppa del Mondo, sempre in slalom gigante. Partecipò ancora ai Mondiali di Sankt Moritz 2003 (10ª nello slalom gigante) e si ritirò al termine di quella stessa stagione; la sua ultima gara in Coppa del Mondo fu lo slalom gigante di Lillehammer del 16 marzo, che non portò a termine.

Palmarès

Coppa del Mondo
 Miglior piazzamento in classifica generale: 30ª nel 2000
 5 podi:
 1 vittoria
 1 secondo posto
 3 terzi posti

Coppa del Mondo - vittorie

Legenda:
GS = slalom gigante

Coppa Europa
 2 podi (dati dalla stagione 1994-1995):
 1 vittoria
 1 secondo posto

Coppa Europa - vittorie

Legenda:
GS = slalom gigante

Nor-Am Cup
 1 podio (dati dalla stagione 1994-1995):
 1 vittoria

Nor-Am Cup - vittorie

Legenda:
GS = slalom gigante

Campionati liechtensteinesi
 7 medaglie (dati dalla stagione 1994-1995):
 6 ori (slalom gigante nel 1995; slalom gigante nel 1997; slalom gigante nel 1998; slalom gigante nel 1999; slalom gigante, slalom speciale nel 2002)
 1 bronzo (slalom speciale nel 1998)

Campionati svizzeri
 2 medaglie (dati dalla stagione 1994-1995):
 1 oro (slalom gigante nel 1999)
 1 argento (slalom gigante nel 2000)

Riconoscimenti
È stata nominata otto volte sportiva dell'anno dal Comitato olimpico liechtensteinese

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Alfieri liechtensteinesi ai Giochi olimpici invernali
Alfieri ai XVI Giochi olimpici invernali

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Poland and Hungary settle for the German EU price range provide as a "D-Day" method
By Maria Meredith On Dec 9, 2020
By Joanna Plucinska and Krisztina Than
WARSAW / BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Poland and Hungary have tentatively adopted a European Union budget proposal for the European Union budget and are now awaiting further approval by the Netherlands and other skeptical member states, a Polish official said on Wednesday.
Poland and Hungary have blocked the EU budget and Coronavirus Recovery Fund for 2021-2027 worth 1.8 trillion euros (2.18 trillion US dollars) because their nationalist governments oppose a clause that allows funds to be released by rule of law Standards connects.
The topic is to be discussed on Thursday at an EU summit.
"We agree for the time being, but there is some pressure … the aim is to do this before the EU summit (on Thursday)," said the senior government official on condition of anonymity, without giving further details .
Polish President Andrzej Duda spoke at a joint press conference with his Czech counterpart Milos Zeman in Prague that a "preliminary agreement" with ongoing work and discussions had been reached.
The Polish government spokesman Piotr Müller informed the state news agency PAP that an agreement was possible at the summit. Hungarian and Dutch government spokesmen did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Hungarian President Viktor Orban, who on Tuesday said there was a "good chance" of working out a deal after meeting in Warsaw with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, wrote on his Facebook page (NASDAQ 🙂 that he was on his way to Brussels.
"Meet tonight, D-Day tomorrow," he said.
The ambassadors of the European Union reviewed the agreement between Poland, Hungary and the German EU presidency on Wednesday, said an EU diplomat.
The deal would leave the link between EU money and the rule of law intact, but Poland and Hungary would receive assurances on grounds that the regulation will be applied objectively and that it can be examined by the EU's highest court before it can be applied, said the diplomat.
The 27 EU members would all have to agree on this proposal in order to unlock the EUR 1.8 trillion EU budget and recovery package.
Polish deputy prime minister Jaroslaw Gowin, who heads the more moderate junior coalition partner Accord, said if Poland's ruling coalition of the United Right fails to reach a compromise, early elections will have to be held.
United Right has been split on the issue of the veto and speculation that one of the junior coalition partners may leave the government.
"I have tossed aside the choice, veto or death … The alternative for the United Right government would be early elections, which would not serve Poland well during a pandemic," Gowin said at a press conference on Wednesday.
Gowin said Poland, one of the EU's largest budget recipients, will lose if the veto continues.
The EU has long been at odds with the nationalist governments in Warsaw and Budapest, which Brussels accuses of violating the rule of law by imposing political control over the judiciary, the media and other institutions.
Poland and Hungary deny that their policies threaten the rule of law and describe the problem as interference in their internal affairs.
According to a statement on the European Commission's website in Budapest, the Hungarian budget would receive at least 4 billion euros net under the recovery fund.
According to a source from the European Commission, the net benefit for Poland would be around 65 billion euros.
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float getDegree(const char* plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	return plug.asMAngle().asDegrees();
}

float getRadians(const char* plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	return plug.asMAngle().asRadians();
}

float getFloatAttr(const char* plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, float defaultValue)
{
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return defaultValue;
	return plug.asFloat();
}

bool getFloat(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, float& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getFloat(const char* plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, float& value)
{
	return getFloat(MString(plugName), dn, value);
}

bool getFloat2(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, float2& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MString pName0 = plugName + "0";
	MString pName1 = plugName + "1";
	if( plugName == "repeatUV")
	{
		pName0 = "repeatU";
		pName0 = "repeatV";
	}
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(pName0, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value[0] = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	plug = dn.findPlug(pName0, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value[1] = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getFloat2(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MVector& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "0", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value.x = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "1", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value.y = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getDouble(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, double& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getString(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MString& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asString(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

MString getString(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return "";
	return plug.asString(ctx, &stat);
}

MString getStringAttr(MString plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MString defaultValue)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return defaultValue;
	return plug.asString(ctx, &stat);
}

bool getLong(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, long& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asInt(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getInt(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asInt(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}
bool getInt(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int& value)
{
	return getInt(MString(plugName), dn, value);
}

int getIntAttr(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int defaultValue)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return defaultValue;
	return plug.asInt(ctx, &stat);
}

bool getUInt(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, uint& value)
{
	int val = value;
	bool ret = getInt(MString(plugName), dn, val);
	value = val;
	return ret;
}

bool getBool(const MString& plugName, const MFnDependencyNode& dn, bool& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asBool(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getBoolAttr(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, bool defaultValue)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	return plug.asBool(ctx, &stat);
}

bool getBool(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, bool& value)
{
	return getBool(MString(plugName), dn, value);
}

bool getEnum(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = plug.asShort(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

int getEnumInt(MString plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return -1;
	int value = plug.asShort(ctx, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return -1;
	return value;
}

int getEnumInt(MPlug plug)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	int value = plug.asShort(ctx, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return -1;
	return value;
}

MString getEnumString(MString plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return "";
	int id = plug.asShort(ctx, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return "";
	MFnEnumAttribute eAttr(plug.attribute(&stat));
	if (!stat)
		return "";
	MString value = eAttr.fieldName(id, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return "";
	return value;
}
bool getEnum(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int& id, MString& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	id = plug.asShort(ctx, &stat);
	if(!stat)
		return false;
	MFnEnumAttribute eAttr(plug.attribute(&stat));
	if(!stat)
		return false;
	value = eAttr.fieldName(id, &stat);
	if(!stat)
		return false;
	return true;
}

bool getEnum(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int& id, MString& value)
{
	return getEnum(MString(plugName), dn, id, value);
}

bool getInt2(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, int2& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "0", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value[0] = plug.asInt(ctx, &stat);
	plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "1", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value[1] = plug.asInt(ctx, &stat);
	if(stat)
		return true;
	return result;
}

bool getColor(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MColor& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	float r, g, b;

	std::string pn = plugName.asChar();
	int index = -1;
	if (pn[pn.size() - 1] == ']')
	{
		size_t found = pn.rfind('[');
		if (found != std::string::npos)
		{
			MString indexString = pn.substr(found + 1, pn.size() - 3).c_str();
			pn = pn.substr(0, found);
			index = indexString.asInt();
		}
	}

	// I suppose the attribute is a color and has 3 children
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(pn.c_str(), stat);
	if (index >= 0)
		plug = plug[index];
	if (!stat)
		return result;
	if (plug.numChildren() < 3)
		return result;
	r = plug.child(0).asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return result;
	g = plug.child(1).asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return result;
	b = plug.child(2).asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	if (!stat)
		return result;
	value.r = r;
	value.g = g;
	value.b = b;
	return true;
}

bool getColor(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MColor& value)
{
	return getColor(MString(plugName), dn, value);
}

bool getColor(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MString& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	float r, g, b;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "R", &stat);
	if( !stat ) return false;
	r = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "G", &stat);
	if( !stat ) return false;
	g = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	plug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "B", &stat);
	if( !stat ) return false;
	b = plug.asFloat(ctx, &stat);
	value = MString("") + r + " " + g + " " + b;
	result = true;
	return result;
}

bool getColor(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, float *value)
{
	MColor c(1,0,1);
	bool result = getColor(MString(plugName), dn, c);
	if( result )
	{
		value[0] = c.r;
		value[1] = c.g;
		value[2] = c.b;
	}
	return result;
}

MColor getColorAttr(MPlug plug)
{
	MColor c;
	if (!plug.isCompound())
		return c;
	if (plug.numChildren() != 3)
		return c;
	c.r = plug.child(0).asFloat();
	c.g = plug.child(1).asFloat();
	c.b = plug.child(2).asFloat();
	return c;
}

MColor getColorAttr(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MColor c(1,0,1);
	getColor(MString(plugName), dn, c);
	return c;
}

MVector getVectorAttr(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MVector c(0, 0, 0);
	getVector(MString(plugName), dn, c);
	return c;
}

MVector getVectorAttr(MPlug plug)
{
	MVector c;
	if (!plug.isCompound())
		return c;
	if (plug.numChildren() != 3)
		return c;
	c.x = plug.child(0).asFloat();
	c.y = plug.child(1).asFloat();
	c.z = plug.child(2).asFloat();
	return c;
}

bool getColor(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MString& value)
{
	return getColor(MString(plugName), dn, value);
}

bool getVector(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MVector& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	MPlug Xplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "X", &stat);
	MPlug Yplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "Y", &stat);
	MPlug Zplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "Z", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value.x = Xplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	value.y = Yplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	value.z = Zplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	return true;
}

bool getPoint(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MPoint& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	MPlug Xplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "X", &stat);
	MPlug Yplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "Y", &stat);
	MPlug Zplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "Z", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value.x = Xplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	value.y = Yplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	value.z = Zplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	return true;
}

bool getPoint(MString& plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MVector& value)
{
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	MPlug Xplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "X", &stat);
	MPlug Yplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "Y", &stat);
	MPlug Zplug = dn.findPlug(plugName + "Z", &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value.x = Xplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	value.y = Yplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	value.z = Zplug.asDouble(ctx, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	return true;
}

bool getMsgObj(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn, MObject& value)
{
	value = MObject::kNullObj;
	MDGContext ctx = MDGContext::fsNormal;
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;
	bool result = false;
	MPlug plug = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	if(!plug.isConnected())
		return false;
	MPlugArray inConnections;
	plug.connectedTo(inConnections, true, false, &stat);
	if( !stat )
		return false;
	value = inConnections[0].node();
	return true;
}

MMatrix getMatrix(const char *plugName, MFnDependencyNode& dn)
{
	MMatrix m;
	m.setToIdentity();
	MStatus stat;
	MPlug p = dn.findPlug(plugName, &stat);
	if (stat)
	{
		MObject matrixObject;
		p.getValue(matrixObject);
		MFnMatrixData fnMat(matrixObject);
		MMatrix mat = fnMat.matrix();
		m = mat;
	}
	return m;
}

ATTR_TYPE getPlugAttrType(MPlug plug)
{
	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;

	MPlug p = plug;
	while (p.isChild())
		p = p.parent();
	plug = p;
	MObject attObj = plug.attribute(&stat);
	MFnAttribute att(attObj);

	if (!stat)
		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_NONE;
	MString attName = att.name();

	// all 3 child attributes are vectors for osl
	if (p.numChildren() == 3)
		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;

	if (attName == "input1")
	{
		if (plug.node().hasFn(MFn::kMultiplyDivide))
			return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;
	}
	if (attName == "input2")
	{
		if (plug.node().hasFn(MFn::kMultiplyDivide))
			return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;
	}

	if (attName == "output")
	{
		if (plug.node().hasFn(MFn::kMultiplyDivide))
			return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;
	}

	if (attName == "outValue")
	{
		if (plug.node().hasFn(MFn::kGammaCorrect))
			return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_COLOR;
	}
	if (attName == "outDPdu")
		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;

	if (attName == "outDPdv")
		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;

	if (attName == "outColor")
		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_COLOR;

	if (attName == "uvCoord")
		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;

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	if (attName == "rayDirection")
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	{
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		return ATTR_TYPE::ATTR_TYPE_VECTOR;
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{
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	MStatus stat = MS::kSuccess;

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	}
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}

int getChildId(MPlug& plug)
{
	if (!plug.isChild())
		return -1;

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	for (uint chId = 0; chId < parentPlug.numChildren(); chId++)
	{
		if (parentPlug.child(chId) == plug)
			return chId;
	}
	return -1;
}

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Gobi Classic TourGobi Desert is one of the world's legendary places, feared as uninhabitable yet attracting travelers because it is so forbidding. Hit the road with this remarkable 7 days long journey deep into the forbidding Gobi Desert. We will lead you on an unforgettable journey where no two days are alike and where you will learn the complex nature of this famous desert. This is a road trip like no other!


I couldn't wait to tell you about this ProtoLyte 100% Whey Isolate protein this protein is really good it is vanilla and peanut butter flavor. I have uses powder for multiple things I have made some protein balls and put this powder as part of the ingredients for the balls. The recipe consists of oats, honey, protein powder, chocolate chips, and peanut butter. They turned out amazing they are such a good snack if you were craving something sweet or even after you get done with your workout.
This protein powder is also really great to drink right after I work out I like to mix mine with milk or coconut milk with ice. This is a really a good drink to take with you to the gym and drink right after you're working out. This product is for everyone from every day fitness too athletes and bodybuilders this is great post workout as a meal or a weight management supplement.
How to use this product consume 1 to 2 scoops for their post workout or in place of any meal during the day you can also consume 1 to 2 scoops around bedtime or for a snack. You can mix it with oatmeal that you can use for baking and cooking too. Like I said previously we made protein balls out of this powder which is a really good healthy snack for people who are meal prepping or just for watching what you eat.
This protein powder is great for muscle protein synthesis, post workout recovery, muscle tissue growth and repair, and weight management.


My friend, Febriyani said that she want to meet a friend from Jakarta. Suprised to know that he's actually Gabriel Damanik, ICIL. And he also came with Kiki ICIL.Kiki, I love the way you sing "Tuhan Pasti Sanggup". It's so touching!


When your stomach grumbles for a slice of meaty, veggie-loaded, cheesy goodness, we know you're not craving any old pizza in Homestead. You're looking for a delectable pizza with a freshly made tomato sauce, a hearty blend of mozzarella and parmesan, expertly diced bits of pepperoni, and a hand-tossed crust that's crunchy, crispy, and chewy. You want pizza, perfected. You want Domino's.
At Domino's on 8th St, we make it easy to get exactly what you want: pizza that's fast and fresh. Call (305) 246-3030 to order your pizza over the phone, go online, or stop by to place a takeout order.
Get started by selecting your favorite crust. Choose from a hand-tossed crust that's overflowing with buttery flavor, a gluten-free crust, a crunchy thin crust, or a pan pizza crust that's loaded with two layers of melted cheese! Next, pick your sauce and start piling on your favorite toppings. Whether you're a meat-lover or a veggie-lover, you can make your dreams come true at your local Domino's!
When it comes to pizza delivery, we take things pretty seriously at your local Domino's on 8th St. In fact, we'll make you a promise. We guarantee that your pizza will arrive hot and fresh, right from our toasty oven to your doorstep. Want to know what's happening with your order like, right now? Use our expertly engineered Domino's TrackerⓇ to follow along as your order is prepped, baked, checked for quality, and sent out our door for delivery... and try not to drool on your phone or computer in the meantime.
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Sabzi needs no introduction. Yesterday he released his May beat tape, something he has been doing for the past two months (see Exit-163a from March and Delridge from April) under his pet project, "Townfolk". Yesler underscores the astute producer's ability to grind out new beats, rhythms and electronic concoctions with no end in sight. Exit-163a was forty tracks alone but April and now May bring yet another forty tracks as well. On Yesler, we find no shortage of jazz riffs harmoniously fused with funk notes and yet it all works somehow, someway. The Townfolk collection needs no further explanation so without further ado: check out Yesler here.


The golden spines of National Geographic lined the room-wide bookshelf in my parents' living room when I was growing up. National Geographic, if not watched, will accumulate to the point at which the structure of a building will not support its weight. This is why you can buy old copies for twenty-five cents at the library, and why there were stacks of them in the art classroom at my high school, and why my parents let me destroy their entire collection.
I cannot remember why I did this, but I spent many Saturday afternoons (I was a strange child) sitting in my room cutting the pictures out of massive quantities of National Geographics and Smithsonian Magazines. Some of the pictures I pasted to the wall of my bedroom. This is how you pay your parents back for the love and ridiculous amounts of money they've invested in your well-being: you ruin their house. ANYWAY, I filled two binders with these pictures. Every three years or so, I remember they exist and I look through them. I still don't remember why I did it, or why I chose the pictures I chose. But every one of them still fills me with a sense of strangeness, of mystery, and of joy. And they remind of me those afternoons alone in my room, just thinking.
I've never written a story based on any of those photos. But several of the photos appear in my first novel, and one of the characters undertakes a similar project of destruction of old magazines, which becomes quite meaningful to him. There are two questions people usually ask when you say you're a writer (until you learn not to say that). One is, "Where do you get your ideas?" and the other is, "Is your book autobiographical?" The answer to the first is, "My parents had the world on their bookshelves," and the answer to the second is, "Yes, but only in the odd detail, which has been reshaped into something else, so that you'd never know, nor does it matter."
Had my parents not subscribed to all these magazines and let me cut them up, I might never have learned about Maxfield Parrish. And if I had never learned about him, I would never have had a term for the particular color of the sky at dawn and dusk in October - Parrish blue.
This is all a roundabout way of saying: it is the best time of year, and I'm so happy about it.
Images: Maxfield Parrish's The Lantern Bearers, pictured at the top of this post, was published in the December 10, 1910 issue of Collier's magazine. The Smithsonian article, "The Beguiling Art of Maxfield Parrish" appeared in the July 1999 issue, featuring an illustration from The Arabian Nights on the left, and Moonlight Night on the right.


A cyberpunk setting for FATE, with the core FATE rules baked in. Fate is a generic role-playing game system designed to offer the least possible obstruction to role-playing. Fate has a large number of innovative gaming mechanics. This game includes the Fate core rules and a cyberpunk setting in one integrated package.
Cyber-Fate is set on Earth in the future when city sprawl covers huge areas of the planet. Humanity has made the jump off planet, but only as far as Mars. It's a dangerous world, full of corporate goons, street samurai, androids, towering cities and toxic weather.
This distinctive background, with a gritty, cyberpunk feel, integrates beautifully with the Fate rules to create an intense future-dystopia where the GM's and players' imaginations can run wild.
Extreme Future is now available as a setting for FATE. Fate is a generic role-playing game system designed to offer the least possible obstruction to role-playing. Fate has a large number of innovative gaming mechanics. This game includes the Fate core rules and the Extreme Future setting in one integrated package.
Extreme Future is about a universe where human space spans the galaxy, but where we share it with countless alien powers and robot empires. It's a dangerous galaxy, strewn with the remains of civilizations that came before us, their secrets, powerful weapons, and enigmatic ruins waiting to be explored.
This is a big fantasy setting for FATE, with the core FATE rules baked right in. Fate is a generic role-playing game system designed to offer the least possible obstruction to role-playing. Fate has a large number of innovative gaming mechanics. This game includes the Fate core rules and a fantasy setting in one integrated package.
Realms (FATE Edition) is set on a fantasy continent, divided into realms. These realms include human city states, elven forest kingdoms, halfling mounds and dwarven halls. There are monsters roaming the wild places, and there is treasure too.
This distinctive background, with a high-fantasy feel, integrates beautifully with the Fate rules to create an immersive setting where the GM's and players' imaginations can run wild.
This game is about the zombification of the entire population of Earth, and it is set in a period when this process is already well under way.
The zombie apocalypse has already come, in some places faster, in other places slower. Some areas have managed to keep the worst ravages at bay, but these areas are small and shrinking. The world will never be the same again. It's been zombified!
The game includes the rules from FATE Core as the game system, and no other books are necesary to enable you to start play.
The game includes rules for zombies, character creation, special zombie combat rules, details and maps of New York State after the zombie apocalypse, and a starter adventure to get you into the swing of zombie survivalism gaming.


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Lancaster Kennel Club, Inc. Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
The 2017 edition of the Westminster Kennel Club show starts Monday night. Here are 10 cute past winners of the Best in Show silver bowl.
Past Winners of the Public Education Award 2017: Greater Lafayette Kennel Club (Shadeland, IN) 2018: Wenatchee Kennel Club (Wenatchee, WA) 2019: Quad Cities Dog Obedience Club (Milan, IL).
King, a Wire Fox Terrier, won Best In Show in 2018 and went on to duplicate that win with BIS at the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club in 2019. The 2019 BIS winner at Beverly Hills, Bono, a Havanese, also won Reserve Best in Show at that same 2019 Westminster to give Beverly Hills winners a 1-2 finish in New York. In 2017, the Bichon Frise, Flynn, won the Non-Sporting Group at Beverly Hills.
The Kennel Club expressly disclaims all liability and responsibility for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage incurred by any user arising from any reliance placed on materials posted on the Website by any visitor to the Website and by anyone who may be informed of any of their contents, or from the use or inability to use the Website, whether directly or indirectly, resulting.
The Kennel Club of Jersey has extensive records regarding the winners of these trophies. Springfield Stadium became the home of the Jersey Dog Club both the indoor and outdoor facilities were used to hold their Annual Dog Shows. The first shows, which took a whole year to plan, were very well attended and great enthusiasm was shown by the members in making the best of their "pens". There.
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is an all-breed conformation show that has been hosted in New York City annually since 1877. Currently, the breed and Junior Showmanship competitions are hosted at Piers 92 and 94, while the group and Best in Show competitions take place at Madison Square Garden. The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is one of a handful of benched shows in the United States.
Get the latest Westminster Kennel Club news, photos, rankings, lists and more on Bleacher Report. Sunday Winners, Top Photos and Reaction. Westminster Kennel Club Crufts Dog Show Results 2020.
The winners in all categories will be determined by public recommendation and vote. In addition to the category awards, a Special Recognition prize will be awarded to a place or business that the Kennel Club identifies as pulling out all the stops for its canine customers. The awards will be presented at the Eukanuba Discover Dogs Show, to be held at ExCeL, London on 17-18 October 2015.
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show: Here Are the Winners Here's our first round of news and photos about which dogs and breeds went home winners.
Welcome to the website of The Norfolk Terrier Club of Great Britain. THE PARENT CLUB FOR THE BREED FOUNDED 1964. On our pages you will find up to date show results, news of the breed and the people in it, forthcoming events, an illustrated history of the breed, a guide to coat care, advice on owning and caring for the Norfolk Terrier plus all the information you need to join the club.
Lancashire Heeler Club Membership renewals are due on the 1st January, 2020 for form click here. Important Puppy Registration News from The Kennel Club read here or on Health Page Important Information for all Dog Show Exhibitors read here or on Events Page. Addition to Introductory paragraph' in Breed Standard as advertised by The Kennel Club.
Established in 1908, the Kennel Club of Pasadena is (KCP) is the oldest all-breed dog club sponsoring shows west of the Rockies. Its small, dedicated membership is comprised of area dog enthusiasts with interest in conformation, obedience and performance events.. The primary focus of KCP is to host two AKC All Breed dog shows each year. These shows include Conformation, Rally and Agility and.
The Irish Kennel Club Dedicated to Dogs. Our mission is to advance the health, breeding and sport of purebred dogs and promote responsible dog ownership. The Irish Kennel Club is always there when you need us providing knowledge and expertise on canine matters. More About Us. GAIN Pet Nutrition is the pet feed brand of Glanbia and proud partner of the IKC. We specialise in premium food for.
About Us. home; about us; Crufts History. Crufts is the greatest dog event in the world! Organised by The Kennel Club, the show celebrates every aspect of the role that dogs play in our lives. FIND OUT MORE. Past and Previous Winners. The first best in show competition was in 1928, when Greyhound Primley Sceptre was crowned the first best in show champion. Since then, there have been 78 best.
Mr. Johnson is the only breeder to have bred two Westminster Kennel Club Best in Show winners in two different breeds—the Sussex Spaniel and the Clumber Spaniel. He was awarded the American Kennel Club's Sporting Breeder of the Year award in 2005. He is approved to judge the Sporting, Hound, and Toy groups, Junior Showmanship, and Best in Show. He previously judged the Hound Group in 2014.
Perfect paw-traits! The adorable winners of Dog Photo of the Year.
Welcome to the Kennel Club We are the UK's largest organisation dedicated to protecting and promoting the health and welfare of all dogs. Besides being a voluntary register for pedigree dogs and crossbreed dogs, we offer dog owners and those working with dogs an unparalleled source of education, experience and advice on puppy buying, dog health, dog training and dog breeding.
Best In Show: Nat'l Owner Handled Series. Judge: Mrs. Donna Conod Breed: German Shorthaired Pointer Name: Algerland With Stars In The Sky.
Our breed was not officially recognized by the American Kennel Club until 1969, but the first Shih Tzu arrived here from England in the late 1930s. The lion-like, chrysanthemum-faced Shih Tzu was developed as the distinctive breed known today in the court of Dowager Empress Cixi (Tzu-hsi, 1835-1908), and similar small, shaggy, lion-like dogs in China date back to at least 1000 B.C. Although.
YKC Handling. YKC handling competitions let members compete against one another to find out who is the best at showing their dog. The competition is held in exactly the same format as a breed ring, but it isn't the dog being judged, it's you! The most important thing to remember is: Never come between your dog and the judge.
The 2019 AKC National Championship Presented by Royal Canin on Dec. 14 and 15 had a record number of dogs in its 19th year.The competition began with 5,284 dogs each competing for best in their breed.
From the Airedale to the Wire Fox Terrier, the latter of which is the only breed with more than 10 Best In Show winners, the Terrier group has dominated at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
The kennel name is often seen as an indication of quality for well-regarded kennels that have produced past show winners, but having a kennel name is not necessary to register a puppy. However, using a kennel name is common practice when registering pedigree pups, although obviously hobbyist breeders or people seeking to produce one litter from their own dog won't usually use one.


By ExploreIloilo.com Staff. Updated on March 27, 2017.
Take your pick from our list of the best places to stay in Iloilo. The perfect choice varies for every traveler or group so we made sure to include options from different locations, styles, and budget types. This list includes hotels, resorts, pension houses, and other forms of accommodations in Iloilo that are most popular among our readers and consistently receive high guest ratings in trusted booking sites.
If you are planning to explore Iloilo soon, check our recommendations below to make your decision easier. Book ahead to ensure a hassle-free trip!
Secluded and tranquil within easy reach of the city.
Oriental-inspired Sheridan Boutique Resort is quite a distance away compared to all other accommodations on our list. This place is perfect if you want to stay away from the bustle of the city and enjoy a comfortable stay in a peaceful lakeside villa. Guests rave about their infinity pool, Bali-esque decor, and private feel. They also have a restaurant onsite that receives mixed reviews online. Sheridan Boutique Resort is located in Oton town, which is around 20 minutes away by taxi from Iloilo City Proper. Rooms from PHP5000 per night.
Peaceful and relaxing views beside the Iloilo River.
Located along M.H. Del Pilar St. in Molo District, Hotel del Rio is one of Iloilo's seasoned first class hotels. They have a small pool and a bar in the back that faces a scenic view of the Iloilo River and Iloilo River Esplanade. Guests rate Hotel del Rio highly for their relaxing ambiance, excellent service, delicious buffets at great value for money. Rooms from PHP2280 per night.
Clean rooms and convenient location near Iloilo-Bacolod Ferry Terminal.
Days Hotel Iloilo offers clean, modern rooms and a convenient location on top of a shopping center. The hotel is situated across the street from the Iloilo Provincial Capitol grounds, Museo Iloilo, and the Dep't of Tourism Regional Office, and is around 5-minute away by taxi from the Iloilo-Bacolod Fastcraft Ferry Terminal. The Promenade restaurant at Days Hotel Iloilo is known for their excellent lunch and dinner buffet. Rooms from PHP2480 per night.
Comfort and style. Centrally located in Iloilo's nightlife district.
Smallville21 Hotel is centrally located in Smallville Complex, Iloilo's nightlife, dining, and entertainment hub. The hotel offers clean, spacious, and modern rooms at great value for money. It's an excellent choice if you want to check out Iloilo's party scene and many of the city's upscale restaurants. Room tip: Get the rooms on the upper floors to minimize the noise from nearby bars. Rooms from PHP2100 per night.
Modern rooms and convenient location along Diversion Road.
Diversion21 is newer and priced slightly higher than its counterpart in Smallville Complex, Smallville21. Guests staying at this hotel enjoy the same excellent service and great value rooms in addition to a more peaceful location along Diversion Road in Mandurriao. Diversion21 is found across the road from the main entrance of Smallville Complex. Rooms from PHP2300 per night.
The Grand Dame Hotel is one of the best hotels in La Paz District. Located right across the street from La Paz Market, the birthplace of the La Paz Batchoy, the hotel receives high ratings from guests for the courteous reception from their staff, decent rooms, and European-inspired design. The Emilion restaurant is also quite famous among locals for their affordable Japanese buffet. Rooms from PHP3164 per night.
Peaceful beach vibe at a quiet corner of Iloilo City.
Craving for a beach resort vibe and still want to enjoy the comforts of the city? Urban Sands Iloilo Hotel offers just that. Located in a quiet spot along M.H. del Pilar Street in Molo District, the resort hotel receives excellent reviews from guests for peaceful ambiance of the property, attentive service from the staff, and poolside views from the rooms. Rooms from PHP2850 per night.
Value-for-money with a view overlooking the city's new business center.
Rising 21 floors along Diversion Road in Mandurriao District, Injap Tower Hotel receives a lot of positive guest reviews for their convenient location, excellent service, and great value rooms. There's a 24-hour 7 Eleven convenient store on the ground floor and a Singaporean restaurant on the top floor that provides an expansive view of Iloilo City's new business districts. SM City Iloilo, the largest mall in the city, and Plazuela de Iloilo are 5 minutes away on foot from the hotel entrance. Injap Tower Hotel's location along Diversion Road also provides easy accessibility to the Iloilo International Airport, which is around 20 minutes away by taxi. Rooms from PHP1950 per night.
Spacious, modern, & affordable rooms in Downtown Iloilo.
New and modern, Circle Inn Iloilo City Center is located at the far end of Iznart Street in Downtown Iloilo. They offer 3-star hotel amenities at budget hotel prices and are rated highly by guests for their clean and spacious rooms, excellent service, and exceptional value. The hotel is 5 minutes away on foot from the Iloilo-Guimaras pumpboat ferry terminal near Ortiz St. Rooms from PHP1380 per night.
Decent budget hotel in Iloilo City's heritage district.
Centrally located along Calle Real, the city's old business district and heritage core, Harbor Town Hotel Iloilo is a budget hotel with a friendly reception and easy accessibility in Iloilo City Proper. The hotel is right across the street from the most photographed heritage attraction in Calle Real, the Eusebio Villanueva Building (also known as the International Hotel Building). Rooms from PHP1400 per night.
Backpacker-friendly prices for basic comforts.
Arguably, the most popular accommodation in Iloilo among backpackers and solo travelers on a budget. Ong Bun Pension House offers single fan rooms for as low as PHP330 per night and single air-con rooms from PHP385 per night. It's not the most glamorous place to stay in the city but it's a cheap option for those who are looking for very basic rooms and a bed to crash for the night. Tip: Inspect available rooms during check-in and request the newly renovated ones. Rooms from PHP330 per night.
Decent rooms at affordable rates.
One Lourdes Dormitel, situated in Iloilo City Proper, caters to travelers on a budget and long term guests. This small hostel offers decent rooms at great value considering the affordable rates. One Lourdes Dormitel is a good choice if you are looking for a cheap yet friendly place to crash for the night or for longer stays in the city. Rooms from PHP825 per night.
Find more posts about Days Hotel, Injap Tower Hotel, Smallville21 Hotel, Diversion21 Hotel, Grand Dame Hotel, Harbor Town Hotel Iloilo, Hotel Del Rio. Discover more blogs and travel tips in Iloilo City, Iloilo City Proper, Mandurriao, Smallville, Lapaz, Oton.
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SANDUSKY, Ohio -- Gov. John Kasich asked the Ohio Third Frontier Commission to invest $20 million dollars to come up with new ways to combat the state's opioid epidemic at Tuesday night's State of the State address.
The Ohio Third Frontier is an arm of the Ohio Department of Development Services Agency and exists to help stimulate the economy through technology-based startup companies, according to its official webpage .
Kasich said the cash infusion would allow for innovative ideas about the opioid crisis to take effect.
"This money will award existing ideas that simply need an extra push," Kasich said. "There are things that can work with the brain, you can start to push back. ... I think this $20 million is worth it and I hope you do too."
Although the governor continued to stress his belief that Ohio's drug addiction problem must be solved up through local community intervention rather than government police and programs, Kasich's request came just days after he announced new regulations on the prescribing of opioids.
The new regulations would place limits on how prescribers, such as doctors or dentists, prescribe acute opiates. The limits would prevent prescribers from giving adults a supply lasting longer than seven days and minors a supply exceeding five days.
Kasich held strong in education reforms he initially proposed in February when he proposed his final state budget as governor. He reaffirmed his plan to require teachers to complete "externships" with a business or a chamber of commerce in order to renew their teaching license.
There's already been negative reaction to these plans. In March, Cincinnati Rep. Brigid Kelly and Rep Kent Smith of Euclid proposed a bill that would require Kasich to spend 40 hours visiting both low-performing and high-performing schools.
Kasich again mentioned his desire to have three non-voting business members on every Ohio school board so that schools are able to best understand what the business community is looking for.
Another theme of the governor's second-to-last State of the State speech? Automation.
The governor said the state was already working on road improvement projects such as adding fiber to highways to make them more compatible with autonomous vehicles, but he also noted the less positive aspects of automation.
"You know the number one occupation in America is a driver," Kasich said. "Who do you think is going to be impacted by the reality of self-driving trucks? The entire automobile industry will face a transformation from the internal combustion chamber to the electric motor."
Kasich spoke before Ohio state legislators, members of the media and other attendants from across the state at the Sandusky State Theater. This is Kasich's second-to-last State of the State speech. He began holding the addresses in various locations around the state in 2012 in an effort he says will bring government to the people.
Connor Perrett is a fellow in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Statehouse News Bureau. You can reach him at connor@connorperrett.com or follow him on Twitter @connorperrett .


NEXT RACE (Sunday August 30th): Meet at The Pits Car Park for the King of the Hill.
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NEXT RACE (Sunday, August 23rd): We head to Watkins Road, Warrak, for the Watkins Family Handicap over 6.5 testing kilometers.


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		}

		if (strpos($data, '/ppt/presentation.xml') !== false) {
			return $this->getFileTypeWithExtension('pptx');
		}

		return null;
	}

	/* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	 *  Detect classic Office formats... (this stuff is crazy. FAT in a file?!)
	 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
	protected function detectClassicOfficeFormat($filename)
	{
		$this->h = fopen($filename, 'rb');
		if (!$this->h) {
			return null;
		}

		try {
			if ($this->readHeader() && $this->readFat() && $this->parseRootDirectory()) {
				fclose($this->h);

				foreach($this->root_dir as $name=>$info) {
					// http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsofficedeveloper/archive/2008/05/08/office-2007-open-xml-mime-types.aspx
					switch($name)
					{
						case 'WordDocument':
							return $this->getFileTypeWithExtension('doc');
						case 'Book':
						case 'Workbook':
						return $this->getFileTypeWithExtension('xls');
						case 'PowerPoint Document':
							return $this->getFileTypeWithExtension('ppt');
					}
				}

				return null; // Some other miscellaneous office document...
			}
		}
		catch(\Exception $e) {}
		fclose($this->h);
		return null;
	}

	protected function parseRootDirectory()
	{
		$this->root_dir = Array();

		$entries_per_sector = $this->sector_size / 128;
		$fat_size = count($this->fat_table);

		$sector = $this->fixUnsignedLong($this->docinfo['directory_starting_sector']);
		$count = 0;

		do {
			$this->seekToSector($sector);

			for($x=0; $x<$entries_per_sector; $x++) {

							$dir_name_raw = $this->readBytes(64);
							$dir_data = $this->readBytes(64);

							$dirname_data = unpack('v32', $dir_name_raw);
							$dirinfo = unpack('vdirectory_entry_name_length/Cobject_type/Ccolor_flag/Vleft_sibling/Vright_sibling/Vchild_id/H16CLSID_1/H8CLSID_2/H8CLSID_3/Vstate_flags/V2creation_time/V2modification_time/Vstarting_sector_location/V2stream_size', $dir_data);

							if ($dirinfo['object_type'] != 0) {
								// Ok, since we're really just looking for "WordDocument" etc, which is going to be in ASCII, I'm just going
								// to throw away the high byte.
								$dirname = '';
								for($y=0; $y<(($dirinfo['directory_entry_name_length']/2) - 1); $y++) {
									$dirname .= chr($dirname_data[$y+1] & 0xFF);
								}

								$this->root_dir[$dirname] = $dirinfo;
							}
							$count++;
			}

			// Find the next sector in the chain
			$sector = $this->fat_table[$sector];

			// Points to a sector outside of the FAT??!
			if (($sector < 0xFFFFFFFB) && ($sector > $fat_size)) return false;
		} while($sector < 0xFFFFFFFB);

		// Should be the END OF CHAIN marker...
		if ($sector != 0xFFFFFFFE) return false;

		return true;
	}

	protected function readFAT()
	{
		$this->fat_table = Array();

		// Initial DIFAT data is immediately after the header (109 entries)
		$difat_data = $this->readBytes(436);
		$this->addToFat($difat_data, 109);

		$difat_num_sectors = $this->fixUnsignedLong($this->docinfo['num_difat_sectors']);
		$sector = $this->fixUnsignedLong($this->docinfo['difat_starting_sector']);

		for($i=0; $i<$difat_num_sectors; $i++) {
			$this->seekToSector($sector);

			$difat_data = $this->readBytes($this->sector_size - 4);
			$difat_next = $this->readBytes(4);

			$this->addToFat($difat_data, $this->num_fat_entries_in_a_sector - 1);

			$difat_next_unpack = unpack('V', $difat_next);
			$sector = $difat_next_unpack[1];
		}
		return true;
	}

	protected function addToFat($data, $count)
	{
		$values = unpack('V'.$count, $data);
		foreach($values as $v) {
			if ($v == 0xFFFFFFFF) return;
			$this->seekToSector($v);
			$fat_data = $this->readBytes($this->sector_size);
			$fat_unpack = unpack('V'.$this->num_fat_entries_in_a_sector, $fat_data);
			foreach($fat_unpack as $f) $this->fat_table[] = $this->fixUnsignedLong($f);
		}
	}

	protected function readHeader()
	{
		fseek($this->h, 0, SEEK_SET);

		$docinfo_data = $this->readBytes(76);
		$this->docinfo = unpack('H16magic/H32cls/vmajver/vminver/vbyte_order/vsector_size/vmini_stream_sector_size/vreserved/Vreserved/Vunused/Vnum_fat_sectors/Vdirectory_starting_sector/Vunused/Vmini_stream_size_cutoff/Vminifat_starting_sector/Vnum_minifat_sectors/Vdifat_starting_sector/Vnum_difat_sectors', $docinfo_data);

		if ($this->docinfo['magic'] != 'd0cf11e0a1b11ae1') return false;

		if ($this->docinfo['sector_size'] == 9) {
			$this->sector_size = 512;
			$this->num_fat_entries_in_a_sector = 128;
		}
		else if ($this->docinfo['sector_size'] == 0xC) {
			$this->sector_size = 4096;
			$this->num_fat_entries_in_a_sector = 1024;
		}
		else return false;
		return true;
	}

	protected function readBytes($length)
	{
		$p = ftell($this->h);
		$data = fread($this->h, $length);

		// Did we successfully read the bytes required?
		if (ftell($this->h) != ($p + $length)) {
			throw new \Exception('EOF error');
		}

		return $data;
	}

	protected function fixUnsignedLong($v)
	{
		// Ugg PHP. http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.unpack.php
		return ($v < 0)?($v + 4294967296):$v;
	}

	protected function seekToSector($sector)
	{
		fseek($this->h, ($sector + 1) * $this->sector_size, SEEK_SET);
	}
}


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Q: Error while using angular JS directives I am new to angular JS and trying to use Directives.
Below is the code for directive :
app.directive('appInfo', function() {
  return {
    restrict: 'E',
    scope: {
      info: '='
    },
    templateUrl: 'js/directives/appInfo.html'
  };
});

Below is my main JS:
app.controller('MainController', ['$scope', function($scope) {
    $scope.apps = [
      {
        icon: 'img/move.jpg',
        title: 'MOVE',
        developer: 'MOVE, Inc.',
        price: 0.99,
        info: "move"
      }
    ]
}]);

Now, when i am trying to use this in html i am getting very bad error that ia ma unable to under stand :

    <app-info info="{{ app.info }}"></app-info>

A: While passing data to angular directive, you don't need to use interpolation, pass the data directly like this:

  <app-info info="app.info"></app-info>

Hope it helps.

A: You don't need to pass {{}} in ng-repeat.
 <app-info info="app.info"></app-info>


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Home Music	QUICKSPINS: Shawn Mendes – Wonder
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QUICKSPINS: Shawn Mendes – Wonder
by Maria Bouabdo January 19, 2021
Shawn Mendes reveals his delicate and true self in his recent album.
On his fourth studio album, Wonder, Shawn Mendes reveals a more delicate side of his life and music, while focusing on his emotions, life experiences, and girlfriend, Camila Cabello.
Mendes starts the album with a slow "Intro," in which piano dominates, just like deep cuts such as "24 Hours" and "Look Up At The Stars." This gives a nice break from louder instruments like drums and bass, which can often overpower in more upbeat songs. Overall, this album consists of a perfect balance between slow and fast-paced songs.
Wonder is different from Mendes' three previous albums, perhaps, because the 22-year-old wanted to be more truthful, which led to him also being delicate. This was not only done by writing and singing about personal topics but also by making gentle beats.
Even the more uptempo songs, like "305" and "Piece Of You," are delicate because of the lyrics, and some slower parts, like guitar solos. Also, on "Piece Of You," Mendes sings "I get reckless, I'm obsessive / I'm pathetic and possessive / You're so sure it makes me insecure," sharing this darker side of him with the world, and showing that just like everyone, he has flaws and insecurities.
On "Song For No One," Mendes sings with vulnerability, as only guitar accompanies his vocals. This adds a lot of sensitivity to the album. However, it seems like the song is, indeed, for someone in particular, as he sings "Told you that I really love you / You did not reciprocate those feelings."
Mendes' only collaboration was with Justin Bieber, in "Monster." The two artists have a similar career story, both having started in their teens. They share their similar experiences in "Monster," such as the downside of becoming famous at a young age. For example, how they weren't allowed to make mistakes, or how they would feel guilty if they did ("But what if I, what if I trip? / What if I, what if I fall? / Then am I the monster?").
On "Wonder," Mendes not only questions if he is being honest with himself ("I wonder if I'm being real / Do I speak my truth or do I filter how I feel?"), but also ingeniously mentions the stereotype that men shouldn't cry, bringing up the double standard about men crying ("I wonder, when I cry into my hands / I'm conditioned to feel like it makes me less of a man").
Overall, Wonder feels so delicate and personal, that it's almost as if Mendes just wrote his thoughts in a journal and made them into songs as he tried to bring down this barrier between his famous-self and his true-self.
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RENO, Nev. – University of Nevada senior Jordan Caroline has been named the Mountain West Player of the Week after helping the fifth ranked Wolf Pack to a pair of road wins as the team improved to 8-0 on the season. It is the fourth career MW weekly honor for Caroline and second this season. It is the third MW weekly honor for a Pack player this season.
In the two games Caroline averaged 19.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists playing 36 minutes per contest. In his return to his home state of Illinois on Tuesday he scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds at Loyola Chicago as the Pack won 79-65. He connected on 6-of-10 shots in the victory.
At USC he posted his sixth double-double of the season, finishing with a game-high 24 points and had 11 rebounds in the 73-61 victory over the Pac-12 Trojans. The double-double was the 33rd of his career which ranks fourth in school history.
In the two games he shot 46.9 percent from the field, 40 percent on his 3-point attempts and 58.3 percent at the free throw line.
Caroline also moved into 15th on the Nevada scoring list passing Luke Babbitt with his 1,328 points in the Silver & Blue. Collegiately his 1,631 points when you include his 303 from Southern Illinois is 14th among active Division I players.


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