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Greetings from the majestic Rocky Mountains! Our commitment is to keep you fully informed of our progress at The Solomon Foundation. We are pleased to share the details of our continued growth and expansion.
During the months of August and September, we grew by $15 million! These were by far, the largest 2 months of growth in our history. On September 30th, our total assets reached over $165 million, while meeting all our regulatory requirements.
The Solomon Foundation was pleased to enter into an international partnership with North Warsaw Christian Fellowship in Warsaw, Poland. NWCF is the largest non-Catholic church in Poland. The acquisition of this 60,000 sf. facility will create an even greater impact not only in Warsaw but all across Eastern Europe. Doug Crozier attended their opening celebration and had the privilege to speak to their 2,000 attendees. Our focus remains to help churches get to the next step and help people come to know Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. We are excited that we get to see this on a global scale.
This beautiful worship center had over 400 people praising God during their dedication on September 14. Pastor Darron Fantroy continues to make a great impact in this community.
Our loan helped them finish a 1,200-seat worship center to support their continued growth. Pastor Darrel Land is excited to see what God has planned for CCJ as they continue to love God, love people and through His grace, change the world. Their opening day is set for November 16, 2014.
sf. facility into a 26,000 sf. space that opened on November 2nd with over 400 people in attendance. This much needed space will allow them to fulfill their mission of Worshiping God, Making Disciples and Empowering the Believer into covenant with Him.
This was a ground up construction loan just outside Portland, OR.
The exterior is mostly finished and we are excited to see how quickly the interior plumbing and electrical are progressing. They are in the home stretch for Easter 2015 services, led by Pastor Mike Halstead.
Construction is underway on this new 18,000 sf worship center, fellowship hall and children/student spaces. They are set to complete by the end of January, 2015. Click on the photo to hear how Pastor Brian Kruckenberg is taking the message of Christ to places where we live, work, study and play.
Psalm 128:1-2 "Happy are those who respect the Lord and obey him. You will enjoy what you work for, and you will be blessed with good things."
These words hold true as we hear stories from our ministry partners who have a grateful heart today. Everything we have comes from God and we are happy to share this with others.
Capital City Church of Christ in Montgomery, AL was recently the recipient of such a blessing. The architecture firm working on their building was so moved by our mission and the work being done by the church in the community, that they gifted them with a $2,500 reduction in project fees.
"Thank you so much for your incredible generosity. We love partnering with TSF and look forward to partnering in ministry even more in the future!"
God continues to honor our other ministry partners with His abundant blessings. Read what God was doing this Summer at West Valley Christian Church in West Hills, CA through a gift lease back program.
"Doug, we averaged 577 in attendance for July which is the 2nd highest average this year other than Easter month! That is in the middle of the summer! Last week we had a new record in VBS attendance, $2,275 from the VBS offering and over 100 volunteers for VBS! May God be given credit for all! Thank you again for what Solomon has done for us! Blessings, Glenn Kirby."
"We are both humbled and amazed at the nature and tenor of The Solomon Foundation and its continuing desire to bless churches and grow the Kingdom. You have been a real partner with us in reaching our part of the world with the message of Jesus."
"What a blessing it was to be notified of this gift and think how we can use the funds to continue our ministry in this community according to the vision that the Lord has given us. We have no regrets about our partnership with The Solomon Foundation. It has proven to be a great decision, freeing up needed ministry funds and giving us the breathing room that we needed."
Construction continues to progress at The Solomon Centre, thanks to our great ministry partnership with Southeast Christian Church in Parker, CO. Without their donation of land, this ministry center would have never come to fruition.
classrooms, a new state of the art Counseling Center and Southeast Community Outreach (SECOR). Expected move in is May, 2015!
Bill Shalkowski, Director of Construction Management at TSF, gives us a little tidbit on the Precast Panels that are the foundation for the walls around The Solomon Centre. Let's listen in!
Watch footage of the 1st wall going up at the Solomon Centre! Click on the image below!
Several panels are up! Great progress!
solid personnel to serve the needs of our customers. Here are the latest additions to our growing family!
as the Director of Accounting.
Rebekah will be responsbile for financial reporting, providing annual and quarterly filings and day to day accounting operations.
Rebekah brings with her a wide range of experience in accounting and finance with concentrated experience in mutual funds and public corporations.
projects, and developing relationships with church staff and leadership teams.
Ben Simms is serving in the role of Vice President. Ben will be working on special projects and responsible for the development of key initiatives within The Solomon Foundation.
Jared Kruse is our newest Marketing Coordinator, responsible for social media integration, communications, web development and oversees all promotional print and graphic design.
of creativity and talent to TSF!
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Custodial Accounts are available for your children and/or grandchildren. We can help begin the process of building for a college education and savings for future generations! Call us today to set one up. It's very simple!
In an effort to maintain a high level of customer service, TSF will be moving to electronic communication, effective January 2015. By doing this, we are able to prohibit fraud, provide customer convenience, reliability and quick access to account information while upholding our TSF "green" standards. Only investors who have previously requested paper correspondence will continue to receive physical statements. If you are unsure of your current settings or would like to change them to electronic only please contact our TSF office at 855-873-5873.
As always, our staff is here to serve you! Blessings for a wonderful Holiday Season!
Our 5 Core Values are very important to all of us and they reflect, protect and propel our mission.
Proverbs 3:9-10, "Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the first fruits of all your crops; then your barns will be filled to overflowing, and your vats will brim over with new wine."
Proverbs 11:30, "The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and he who wins souls is wise."
Proverbs 11:24-25, "One man gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty. A generous man will prosper; he who refreshes others will himself be refreshed.
Proverbs 11:14, "Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety.
Proverbs 17:22, "A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.


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Individuals in the criminal justice system show differences in cooperative behaviour: Implications from cooperative games
Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Background The high rate of incarceration in the USA warrants continued exploration into understanding and ameliorating criminal behaviour. The growing use of cooperative games to measure developing prosocial behaviours has never been explored in a US criminal justice population. Aims The aim of this study is to examine cooperative game play among offenders under supervision in the community. We hypothesised that the offenders would use more guarded and self-preserving strategies and be more likely to excel in short-lived interactions than law-abiding community citizens. Methods Community supervised offenders (83) and general population comparison participants (41) were recruited by town centre adverts placed in popular shops. Using the supervision centres as venues, all participants were asked to complete four cooperative games (prisoner's dilemma, public goods game, ultimatum game and trust game), not knowing the identity of the other player who was always, in fact, the experimenter. Results The offender and general population groups were similar in age (early 30s), sex (2/3 men), race (45% white) and IQ distribution (low average range). Offenders made lower offers in the ultimatum game, had lower scores in the prisoner's dilemma, made lower investments and offered lower returns in the trust game and contributed less in the public goods game. Conclusions Even community-based offenders thus seem to have deficits in the kinds of gameplay, which are informed by theories of social cooperation, but the direction of relationship with offending remains unclear. The apparent deficits may reflect adaptation to a hostile environment where trust and reciprocity are not rewarded. It is also important to recognise that these community-based offenders did develop play indicative of trust and reciprocity, they just did so more slowly than the comparison group. This may have implications for allowing time for rapport to develop in supervisory relationships. Finally, offenders may benefit from learning that although more guarded behaviours may be adaptive in a rough neighbourhood or in jail, they may be maladaptive and limit their success in other settings such as the work place.
Karen Cropsey Psy.D.
Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health Journal
10.1002/cbm.1920
Clark BC; Thorne CB; Hendricks PS; Sharp C; Clark SK; Cropsey KL

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(Salt Lake City, UT) – The Utah Department of Health (UDOH) has released the 2014 hospital-specific report of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in licensed hospitals.* The report provides information on specific types of HAIs that are reportable in Utah, including central line-associated blood stream infections (CLABSIs), catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs), surgical site infections (SSIs) associated with colon surgeries and abdominal hysterectomies, Clostridium difficile (C. diff), and Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteremia infections.
Overall results from 2014 show that Utah had significantly fewer CLABSIs than the national rate, but significantly more CAUTIs and colon SSIs than the national rate.
Utah inpatient rehabilitation facilities had significantly more CAUTIs than the national rate.
Utah long-term acute care facilities had significantly fewer CAUTIs than the national rate.
There was not a significant difference from the national rate for SSIs associated with abdominal hysterectomies.
Utah acute care facilities had significantly fewer C. difficile infections compared to the national rate.
Utah acute care facilities had significantly fewer MRSA bacteremia infections compared to the national rate.
The Healthcare-associated Infections Annual Report includes a full year of reported HAI data for 2014. Annual reports are published every October. The reports contain information for all infections required to be reported to NHSN by CMS according to the CMS Healthcare Facility HAI Reporting Requirements timeline. To read the entire HAI Report, visit http://health.utah.gov/epi/diseases/HAI/surveillance/2014_HAI_Report.pdf.


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U.S. Pharmacist is a peer-reviewed journal that educates pharmacists about drugs (Rx and OTC) and their clinical applications, the current status of drug therapy in specific disease states, the skills and techniques necessary to counsel patients to achieve optimal outcomes, the legal and ethical aspects of contemporary pharmacy practice, and the principles and techniques required to practice pharmacy effectively. Our educational mission is to develop and publish articles that facilitate pharmacists' ability to remain current with medical knowledge and clinical skills, enhance professional competence, and improve patient care.
The following describes our submission guidelines and requirements for CE and non-CE journal articles. Questions should be directed to Rob Davidson, Editor-in-Chief, at 201-623-0981, or rdavidson@uspharmacist.com.
Journal Article Requirements
All articles must be original and exclusive to U.S. Pharmacist.
Articles may be edited for length and clarity.
Acceptance for print applies to the journal, all supplements, and online.
Each non-CE article should include text of approximately 2,500 words, including references and tables. All articles, non-CE and CE, should include an abstract of approximately 100 words. Sidebars and case studies are acceptable.
Each CE article should include text of approximately 5,000 words, including an abstract, goal, objectives, references, tables, and exam (see Continuing Education Requirements).
MS Word format is required. Double-spaced text is preferred. Order as follows: title page, body text, sidebars, references, tables, and figure captions.
Follow AMA Style (AMA Manual of Style, 10th ed.).
Include a title page with all author contact information (names, titles, affiliations, city/state, phone/fax numbers, and e-mail addresses). Indicate corresponding author.
Include graphics (e.g., charts, graphs, figures, tables, photos, diagnostic images). Supply captions. Images should be high-resolution (300 dpi or higher; EPS, JPEG, PDF, TIFF). Attach each image separately (do not embed in the Word document).
All tables and figures should be cited in the text of the article. Tables should be created using tabs for columns or in table format.
Authors must have no conflict of interest that reasonably could be expected to prejudice or compromise their presentation of the subject matter.
Patient information, such as a name or other identifying information (including a patient's initials or hospital number) should not be included in the text of articles or in photographs unless it is essential for scientific purposes and the patient gives written informed consent for publication.
Articles should contain no more than 40 references.
All references should be cited in the text in numerical sequence.
At the end of the article, on a separate page, references should be numbered consecutively in the order they are cited in the text. Do not use auto numbering or Endnotes.
References should follow AMA Style (AMA Manual of Style, 10th ed.). For example:
1. Neumiller JJ, Wood L, Dobbins E, et al. Tetrabenazine for the treatment of Huntington's chorea. US Pharm. 2009;34(1):47-55.
Faculty members are responsible for the accuracy and completeness of references as well as for obtaining permission to reproduce any copyrighted materials. Copies of the correspondence granting permission should be included in your submission.
Postgraduate Healthcare Education, LLC is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education.
The target audience is pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.
Each CE article should include text of approximately 6,000 words. Order as follows: title page, goal, objectives, faculty disclosure, abstract, body text, sidebars, references, tables, figure captions, and exam (including answer key).
Goal: A goal statement must be provided that indicates the overall purpose of the activity. This statement should be from one to two sentences.
Objectives: Three to five educational objectives must be provided that describe what the participant will learn by participating in the activity. The objectives should be one sentence each and based on the activity content. Indicate which objectives also apply to pharmacy technicians.
Disclosure: Two forms of disclosure are required: affiliation/financial and unlabeled use. The faculty disclosure policy is intended to protect all parties involved from any potential conflict of interest that may arise from the activity. Full disclosure gives participants the knowledge from which they may form their own judgments. Disclosure information is prominently stated in all educational activities.
Examination: Include 10 multiple-choice questions with four possible answers (A through D) based on the content of the article. No true/false questions will be accepted. An answer key should be provided with the exam.
Evaluative Review
In the majority of cases, manuscripts are peer-reviewed and an honorarium is offered based on the article's complexity and length. U.S. Pharmacist looks for the following when reviewing the article for appropriateness:
Is the material presented current and clinically relevant to the targeted audience?
Is the article balanced and unbiased?
Are the appropriate agents presented?
Is the title reflective of the content?
Are clinical studies cited and supported with references?
Are the safety profiles and adverse effects addressed for all agents presented?
Are unlabeled uses of drugs/products disclosed?
For CE articles, do the educational objectives reflect the content?
U.S. Pharmacist will notify authors of the manuscript deadline. The article must be received on or before the date given as per the contract.
Please contact the Editor-in-Chief (rdavidson@uspharmacist.com) to assess interest before submitting any manuscripts. While we will entertain all subject matter, we are particularly interested in articles that correspond to our "Editorial Focus" therapeutic areas: cardiovascular diseases, endocrinology, gastroenterologic disorders, infectious diseases, neurologic diseases, new drugs, ophthalmology, pain management, pediatric/adolescent health, psychotropics, respiratory diseases, and women's health (see Media Kit for Editorial Calendar).
As previously discussed, the text file should be saved in MS Word.
For graphics, 300 dpi or higher resolution at 100% is necessary. We accept the following types of files: EPS, JPEG, PDF, TIFF. Attach each image separately (do not embed in the Word document).
All submissions should be sent electronically via e-mail to the Editor-in-Chief (rdavidson@uspharmacist.com).
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Travelers to Italy often plan most of their visits around those "must see" tourist attractions like the Coliseum in Rome, the leaning tower in Pisa, and the ruins of Pompeii. Italy has enough of these to occupy many months of vacation time.
But there's more to Italy than the typical tour itinerary includes. And one consideration might be local festivals. Just like local festivals here in the U.S. (and probably wherever you live), the festivals in Italy usually include booths with food vendors, special entertainment, and an atmosphere of excitement.
I found festivals throughout the year in towns large and small–ranging from a Trout and Shrimp Festival to a Bonfire Festival, to a snake-handling event with Roman origins. You might notice that this is the business website of a construction company in Abruzzo, but what a great service they have added for the English speaking traveler! Even a referral for an English speaking auto mechanic. Bravi, Craftsmen!
There are festivals for all kinds of interests: food (of course!!), religious holidays, history, music, and many more. You many belong to an organization with members in Italy you can connect with through a local festival in their town. And just as visitors to my town learn a little more about it if they attend our annual Irrigation Festival (going on this week, by the way), you can absorb some more Italian culture by enjoying a festival there.
So tell me, readers, have you attended a festival in Italy? Share about it in the comments, please!
I began looking for food topics to post about for today, and ended up buying this book. I wanted something about food traditions surrounding the Feast of Santa Lucia, December 13. In our family, our oldest daughter, starting when she was nine or ten, dressed in white with a crown of candles (battery operated!) and delivered freshly baked Orange Danish rolls to us in bed. We usually thought of the celebration through the lens of my husband's Scandinavian roots. But she was, after all, a Sicilian girl.
I'm looking forward to cooking my way through Carol Field's beautiful book of Italian festivals and their foods, and you are sure to hear more about them as I go along!
To allow you time for your Christmas preparations, I'm keeping this short. Enjoy the journey through Advent, to Christmas.


Battling Performance that doesn't give the kids credit.
Having already lost 12-1 to the same team two weeks earlier, the team had to show fighting sprit from the first whistle. This they did and were unlucky to be losing 1-0 at half time. They created several good chances, but didn't take them. The work rate was high, but the opposition under pressure and made a very good Bradford side look second best at times.
In the second half Bradford stepped up the pressure and with the lads tiring and losing there shape they capitalised scoring 5 more goals. The Swarm had there chances to score but several good saves from the Bradford keeper kept them off of the score sheet.
However they should be proud of all of there efforts and deserved at least a few goals of there own if taken there chances or had a bit more luck.
But in a top league taking chances is the differences between winning and losing and every game is a tough game.


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Veterans age 65 and over are eligible to apply for a lifetime GRT pass for unlimited use of the transit system in Waterloo Region.
To obtain a Veterans' Transit Pass application form, please contact the fare program coordinator at 519-585-7597 ext. 7279.
Please allow 10 to 12 business days for processing. Veterans will receive a phone call to notify them of their eligibility for a pass.


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Wild 2nd period sinks Rockford IceHogs
By Correspondent Reed Schreck
Jan 28, 2017 at 10:24 PM Jan 28, 2017 at 11:51 PM
ROCKFORD — Rockford forward Jeremy Langlois knew his team's mindset would be different for today's rematch against the visiting Iowa Wild.
"It's our last game to go into (the AHL all-star) break, and we want to give it our all and kind of empty our tanks out," he said. "It's going to take a full 60-minute effort. We have to do the little things and not let up like we did (Friday in a 3-2 shootout loss)."
So much for following logic, which didn't matter after the second period suffered by Rockford in a 5-1 loss. A turnover, a tip and an own goal allowed the Wild to tally three times against Jeff Glass, making his fifth start for the 'Hogs but first at the BMO Harris Bank Center (5,944) on "Pink in the Rink Night."
Alex Tuch skated in alone on Glass, shot, then converted the rebound at 4:02. Jeremy Langlois evened it 1-1 at 6:26 for his second goal in two nights. But Teemu Pulkkinen (11:01) and Maxime Fortunus (14:01) restored and expanded Iowa's edge.
OK, so there still was hope. Rockford led by two going to the third Friday before the Wild rallied to win 3-2 in overtime. Rockford was behind by a pair Saturday and … never mind.
Zack Mitchell added a power-play score at 11:47, and Tuch got his second unassisted goal of the night at 13:39.
Once again, Rockford (14-23-5-3) outshot Iowa (22-19-4-1), this time 35-29.
"Every team, no matter if you're in first place or last place, you go through a tough path in a season where the bounces aren't going your way, just fighting it a bit," Rockford forward Michael Latta said. "I've seen it when I've been with Washington, a first-place (NHL) team in the league.
"This (all-star) break can be really good for us. We have a real solid team on paper. I think with a few days off, we can refresh and get back to winning games."
Rockford returns to action Friday at Milwaukee.
Notes: Erik Gustafsson played in his 300th pro game Saturday. … The two teams have four remaining games this season in the 10-game series. .. Rockford had tallied multiple goals in its last 10 home dates before Saturday… Rockford had won 14 of its last 20 outings against Iowa. It had a nine-game point streak end against Iowa. … The IceHogs have outshot 20 of 23 foes at home this season.


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Q: How to convert Time in JMeter in 24 Hr format, while using shiftTime function to convert IST to UTC format? Actually I'm trying to to shift the time, the application I'm working on is in UTC and I'm working in IST.
I've used both BEAN Shell pre processor and shiftTime function
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;
int AddSeconds= 00; //this variable needs to be customized as per your need
int AddMinutes= 392; //this variable needs to be customized as per your need
int AddHours= 00; //this variable needs to be customized as per your need
Date now         = new Date();
Calendar c       = Calendar.getInstance();
c.setTime(now);
c.add(Calendar.SECOND, AddSeconds);
c.add(Calendar.MINUTE, AddMinutes);
c.add(Calendar.HOUR,   AddHours);
Date NewTime        = c.getTime();
SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'");
String mytime       = df.format(NewTime);

vars.put("NewTime",mytime);

Shift Time :
"${__timeShift(yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z',,PT393M,,)}"
Bun when I run the HTTP Request in Jmeter the time format is coming in 12Hrs only instead of 24 Hr
Also Time shift is taking in weird manner, I've tried all options from Stackoverflow from last 2 days and unable to achieve my task to convert IST to UTC.
This is what I'm using in Jmeter Post body
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And this is what I'm getting as result
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Time formats are getting totally mismatched here, can someone please help me to convert IST to UTC correctly while playing with these time formats and functions.

A: I don't think you can use __timeShift() function for getting the date in the different timezone, it will return you the current (default) one
So if you need to add 392 minutes to the current time in the time zone different from yours - you will have to go for __groovy() function and use TimeCategory class
Example code:
${__groovy(def now = new Date(); use(groovy.time.TimeCategory) { def nowPlusOneYear = now + 392.minute; return  nowPlusOneYear.format("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'"\,TimeZone.getTimeZone('IST')) },)}

Demo:

If you need to get the time in UTC just change IST to UTC
${__groovy(def now = new Date(); use(groovy.time.TimeCategory) { def nowPlusOneYear = now + 392.minute; return  nowPlusOneYear.format("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'"\,TimeZone.getTimeZone('UTC')) },)}

More information: Creating and Testing Dates in JMeter - Learn How
Also be informed that since JMeter 3.1 you're supposed to be using JSR223 Test Elements and Groovy language for scripting

A: Just adding one more way to do this via bean shell preprocessor and it worked for me pretty well.
Here is the code to use... here -325 minutes is the difference between IST and UTC
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;
int AddSeconds= 00; //this variable needs to be customized as per your need
int AddMinutes= -325; //this variable needs to be customized as per your need
int AddHours= 00; //this variable needs to be customized as per your need
 Date now         = new Date();
Calendar c       = Calendar.getInstance();
c.setTime(now);
c.add(Calendar.SECOND, AddSeconds);
c.add(Calendar.MINUTE, AddMinutes);
c.add(Calendar.HOUR,   AddHours);
Date NewTime        = c.getTime();
SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'");
String mytime       = df.format(NewTime);

vars.put("NewTime",mytime);

// NewTime is your jmeter variable

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# Disallow Initializing to undefined (no-undef-init)

In JavaScript, a variable that is declared and not initialized to any value automatically gets the value of `undefined`. For example:

```js
var foo;

console.log(foo === undefined);     // true
```

It's therefore unnecessary to initialize a variable to `undefined`, such as:

```js
var foo = undefined;
```

It's considered a best practice to avoid initializing variables to `undefined`.

## Rule Details

This rule aims to eliminate variable declarations that initialize to `undefined`.

The following patterns are considered warnings:

```js
/*eslint no-undef-init: 2*/

var foo = undefined; /*error It's not necessary to initialize 'foo' to undefined.*/
let bar = undefined; /*error It's not necessary to initialize 'bar' to undefined.*/
```

The following patterns are not warnings:

```js
/*eslint no-undef-init: 2*/

var foo;
let bar;
```

## When Not To Use It

If you want to allow initialization of variables with `undefined`, then you can safely turn this rule off.

## Related Rules

* [no-undefined](no-undefined.md)
* [no-void](no-void.md)

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"I started playing when I was six years old. The only thing I ever really wanted to do in my life was play music that I love," Gunnar Nelson, the noted recording artist and son of the late Ricky Nelson, told me. Known for his stints on The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and his award-winning turn in the film Rio Bravo, Ricky Nelson always considered himself a musician first, at least according to this son.
The misconception that Ricky Nelson was a TV star who happened to make music is quickly laid to rest in Ricky Nelson Remembered, the multimedia music celebration coming to Borgata's Music Box on July 14. The show, which was created by both Gunnar and his twin brother, Matthew Nelson, is a labor of love that proves that their father was first and foremost a rock star…that happened to be good on TV. I had a chance to talk to Gunnar Nelson more about growing up in a showbiz household, and what audience members can expect at their Borgata concert.
What was it like growing up with a dad who was such a huge celebrity? For my brother and myself, it was all relative. My dad's family had been in the entertainment business, so this has been something that the Nelson family has been doing for 120 years now. It wasn't like American Idol, where someone had a standout season, and then had to adjust to everything. It was the family business. My father acted normal around the home. It was good for us to grow up around. It helped us from getting big head. It's really important for someone who grew up with Ricky Nelson on their TV to know that he was down to earth and normal.
Tell us about Ricky Nelson Remembered. What can audiences expect? It's best described as a high-energy concert within an A&E Biography episode. After [my brother Matthew and I] made our mark and sold millions of records of our own, there wasn'a day that went by that someone didn't ask us to sing one of our dad's songs. People loved our father and loved his music, and we really think he didn't get the respect he deserved. We only agreed to do it if we could put together a high-integrity show, that told the story of a guy who lived and died for rock and roll. He's credited for founding country rock. He really is one of the first guys to prove himself in one genre, and then switch up the game This show walks through that in a really cool way. It's like a rock history lesson without you knowing it's happening. There's something for everyone—if you're brining your kid who doesn't know who Ricky Nelson is, it's totally okay because you get the whole Nelson family story, and rock and roll history, how he smuggled rock and roll into the mainstream.
What's one of your favorite moments from the show? The songs on their own are amazing. One of the hardest things to do was to pare down all these amazing songs into an hour an a half. For me, one of my favorite moments as an entertainer is performing "Lonesome Town." It's me on on guitar, doing it like my father did. He released it at a time when people were experimenting with new recording technology. But, he released this song very stripped down, in a very honest interpretation. We're not up there in Elvis suits, trying to be Elvis. It would have a completely different impact and meaning. Our dad was our best friend. We knew him very, very well, and we bonded over our mutual love of rock and roll. Up until the day he died, he was exuberant about the music he was making. If Matt and I hadn't make our own mark in music, it would be different, but this is a show that we get to do, not one that we have to do. We feel really blessed. People really feel that it is coming to them from the heart, not the mind.
"Ricky Nelson Remembered" plays Borgata's Music Box on July 14 at 9PM. Tickets and more information are available by clicking here.
On Saturday, May 20, poker players came together at Borgata to support a worthy cause: the "Leveling the Field for All Kids" Charity Poker Tournament. Proceeds from the event supported ISF, Inc., a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide skilled therapeutic services that maximize a child's capacity to play sports and recreational activities.
2003 WSOP Champion Chris Moneymaker was hand at the tournament, and together with the other players, they raised over $800 for ISF, Inc. These funds will buy 40 specialized classes of sports instruction and physical training activities for ISF families.
Check out some photos from the event below. For more information on Fund Rounders and the other charitable work that the organization participates in, visit their website.
Borgata tournament champ William Scott.
The KingofNJ wins a $2,700 land-based entry for a $1 million poker tourney. And a casino player pockets a princely sum playing Dragon Drop at the slots. It all happened the week of May 14 at BorgataCasino.com and BorgataPoker.com — and that's just the tip of the chip stack. Here's a look at more weekly winner stories.
On May 16, Meltem from North Bergen, New Jersey won $4,153.80 after making a $5.00 bet on the Dragon Drop slot game.
Indera from Ridgefield, New Jersey is sitting on a healthy bankroll. On May 16, Indera turned a $7.50 bet on the Fruit Shop mobile slot game into a $4,335.00 payout.
Melissa from Cedar Grove, New Jersey feels like a game show champion after turning a $10.00 bet on the Wheel of Fortune On Tour slot game into $3,003.00 on May 19.
Our Sunday $40k GTD continues to draw big numbers and this week we saw a number of BorgataPoker.com players cash in the tournament. Congrats to girlequity ($5,440) on placing 2nd and thehebrewhammer ($3,960) for a 3rd place finish.
Rounding out the top 3 in our Sunday Seconds $10K Guaranteed tournament were BoozeHound ($3,034) in 1st, Sparticus ($1,912) in 2nd, and thekid32 ($1,147) in 3rd.
Lots of success in this week's Mega Tuesday 500. Growing their bankroll this week were SharingisCaring ($4,953) in 2nd, Gags30 ($2,850) in 3rd, and TheKing411 ($1,762) in 4th.
The lines between live poker and online were blurred this week as participants in our land-based Borgata Spring Poker Open were invited to play in our Bricks-to-Bits Online Freeroll Invitational tournament. Congrats to the top 50 finishers including KingofNJ, who a $2,700 land-based entry for the $1 Million guaranteed Borgata Summer Poker Open Championship.
Don't forget, there's still time to qualify for this month's Online Tournament Leaderboard for $7,800 in prizes. Plus if you're in the top 750 this month, you'll win a spot in the upcoming Quarterly Freeroll Invitational Tournament on June 11 where another $20,000 in prizes are up for grabs.
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To say that the cocktails at Angeline, the newest addition to Borgata's all-star culinary collection, are special is an understatement. The drinks at Michael Symon's ode to classic Italian cuisine are complex, innovative, and, most importantly, super fun, all because of the expert mixologist who created the libations.
Symon's long time cocktail collaborator, Dr. David Earle (an Associate Professor in the Department of English at the University of West Florida, of all things), has created a series of memorable drinks that pair excellently with the restaurant's classic menu, or serve as a refreshing start to an evening at Borgata while sitting at Angeline's exquisite marble bar, designed by Parts and Labor Design and Symon's wife, Liz. Each cocktail tells a unique story and uses the finest ingredients to create drinks unlike anything that Borgata has seen. Explore the cocktail list below, and make sure to try one of the signature libations the next time you visit.
STRONG, BITTER, & SWEET FLITE: A select sampling of an Italian Grappa, Amaro, and Liqueur.
DOH! If you're a fan of the long-running cartoon sitcom The Simpsons, have we got good news for you! Now, you can travel to Springfield via Atlantic City with the world premier of Borgata's brand new The Simpsons slot machines! They're just as fun as the television show, plus you'll have the chance to win enough to treat Lenny, Carl and everyone else everyone at the power plant to donuts!
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To use the famous words of Bart, "don't have a cow, man!" Head on over to Borgata's casino floor to be one of the first to try The Simpsons, where big fun and big wins are sure to greet you during your trip to Springfield!
The event will feature special drag performances by former Miss'd America contestants and will celebrate Pride Month, all while supporting the Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance's Miss'd America Pageant, a charitable event. A guaranteed donation of $25 to the Greater AC GLBT Alliance will be accepted at the door for entry to this fabulous and campy event, featuring signature cocktails starting at $7, hilarious drag queen antics, and the chance to win real Borgata prizes like overnight stays, dinners, spa treatments, tickets to see OneRepublic, and a $1,000 Borgata Gift Card.
The Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance and The Schultz-Hill Foundation in association with Borgata continues the annual Miss'd America Pageant this year in The Event Center at Borgata this fall. Atlantic City's annual drag show pageant is a spoof of the world-famous Miss America Pageant to raise funds for local charities. Proceeds from the 2017 Miss'd America Pageant will be equally divided between the Greater Atlantic City GLBT Alliance and the Shultz-Hill Foundation and then split among various charities.
For more information on Pride Bingo, or to RSVP, click here.
Bryan Buttler has covered the Philadelphia-area LGBT beat for over two years, and also reviews theater, opera, and classical music. Along with his own writing, Bryan teaches communications at a local college. He lives in Center City Philadelphia. His favorite things at Borgata? The Water Club, the Pear Lychee Martini at Izakaya, and the Table Thai Massage. Follow Bryan on Twitter @bryanb82 and Instagram @bryanbuttler.
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3-Year-Old Colt Euthanized After Breaking Both Front Legs During Race At Santa Anita Track
Santa Anita Park is a Thoroughbred racetrack in Arcadia, California, where 32 horses have died since December.
A three-year-old colt named Emtech went down on the racetrack at Santa Anita Park during a race this past weekend. Veterinarians reported that the horse broke both of his front legs and was humanely euthanized. He is the 32nd horse to die at the track.
"As is protocol at Santa Anita, we will open an immediate inquiry into what factors could have contributed to Emtech's injury," said Dr. Dionne Benson, Chief Veterinarian for The Stronach Group. "Santa Anita will work closely with the California Horse Racing Board and will continue to brief our stakeholders and all of our constituents, including the public, as more facts come in."
Photo: Facebook/ Don McKibben
Emtech will undergo a necropsy at the University of California – Davis' School of Veterinary Medicine, as is mandatory for all on-track accidents. In a statement released by the owners, the Stronach Group, they said, "If anything less is found which could have contributed to this incident, it will be addressed immediately."
Photo: Facebook/Ban Horse Racing
Earlier this year, California Governor Gavin Newsom called for a shutdown at the Santa Anita track to determine the cause of death for 30 horses. "I continue to be troubled by the horse deaths at Santa Anita Park. Enough is enough. I am calling on the California Horse Racing Board to ensure that no horse races until they are examined by independent veterinarians and found fit to compete," said Gov. Newsom in a statement.
Independent veterinarians examined the horses while investigators examined the dirt track to see if the rainy spring weather was making it unsafe. "Heavy rains — approximately 11 1/2 inches total — in the past two months could have seeped into the base, lessening the consistency of the track and creating a hazard for the horses," reported SGVTribune.
CHRB Medical Director Rick Arthur said, "These are thousand-pound animals going close to 40 miles per hour, so if you don't have a consistent surface, it can be hazardous."
The track was reopened a few days later.
In March, the track enacted a "zero tolerance" policy on certain drugs/medications that mask injuries and soreness on race day and plans to ban the use of whips, except when horse and jokey safety are involved. While the board believed these changes would help prevent future catastrophic injures, horses continued to die.
The 31st horse was a four-year-old gelding that broke his pelvis while training and was euthanized. Emtech was the most recent death. Even after all the deaths that have occurred at the track, it is hosting one of the largest horse races – The Breeder's Cup – the first week of November. People are calling for the track to be closed and to ban horse racing. One person posted, "How many more deaths is it going to take to do something about this? I would have thought one death would be too many."
Another wrote, "This is happening everywhere. High time for this 'sport' and those like it such as dog racing to end. Animals are not here for, or should die just for our entertainment."
Gov. Newson said all the recent deaths at Santa Anita Park are a "disgrace" and he plans to make changes. "I'll tell you, talk about a sport whose time is up unless they reform. That's horse racing. Incredible abuses to these precious animals and the willingness to just to spit these animals out and literally take their lives is a disgrace."
Recently, he replaced three commissioners on the regulatory board with no direct financial ties to the sport and plans on doing the same for the new chairman. He said that horse racing is dangerously close to being out of business in his state.
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Jakub Kosakowski (ur. 7 stycznia 2002) – polski szachista, mistrz międzynarodowy od 2020 roku.

Kariera szachowa
Swoją przygodę z szachami zaczął od startu w turnieju w 2010 w Białymstoku (Memoriał Ludwika Zamenhofa, open D), gdzie udało mu się zwyciężyć. Pięciokrotnie zdobył medale mistrzostw Polski juniorów: złoty w Poroninie w 2012 (do 10 lat), złoty w Suwałkach 2015 (do 14 lat), srebrny w Ustroniu 2017 (do 16 lat), złoty w Jastrzębiej Górze 2018 (do lat 16) i srebrny w Szklarskiej Porębie w 2020 (do 18 lat).

Również był ośmiokrotnym medalistą mistrzostw Polski juniorów w szachach szybkich (w tym sześciokrotnym mistrzem Polski: Warszawa 2011 – do 10 lat, Olszytyn 2013 – do 12 lat, Wrocław 2014 – do lat 12, Koszalin 2016 – do lat 14, Wrocław 2017 – do lat 16 i Wrocław 2018 – do lat 16) oraz pięciokrotnym medalistą mistrzostw Polski juniorów w szachach błyskawicznych (w tym mistrzem Polski: Wrocław 2014 – do 12 lat i Koszalin 2016 – do lat 14). Reprezentował Polskę na mistrzostwach świata juniorów (2 razy) oraz mistrzostwach Europy juniorów (2 razy), najlepszy wynik uzyskując w 2015 w Poreč (13. m. na MEJ do 14 lat). Jednokrotnie zwyciężył w turnieju: 2010 w Białymstoku (Memoriał Ludwika Zamenhofa, open D).

Najwyższy ranking w dotychczasowej karierze osiągnął 1 lutego 2023, z wynikiem 2477 punktów.

Osiągnięcia
Indywidualne mistrzostwa Polski:
 Kruszwica 2022 – IX-XII m.

Indywidualne mistrzostwa Polski do 20 lat:
 Pokrzywna 2020 – IV m.
 Pokrzywna 2021 – złoty medal

Indywidualne mistrzostwa świata juniorów:
 Maribor 2012 – LI m.
 Porto Karas 2018 – XIV m.

Indywidualne mistrzostwa Europy juniorów:
 Poreč 2015 – XIII m.
 Mamaja 2017 – XVII m.

Indywidualne mistrzostwa Polski juniorów:
 Poronin 2012 – złoty medal
 Wałbrzych 2013 – IV m.
 Spała 2014 – IV m.
 Suwałki 2015 – złoty medal
 Olecko 2016 – VIII m.
 Ustroń 2017 – srebrny medal
 Jastrzębia Góra 2018 – złoty medal
 Szklarska Poręba 2019 – IV m.
 Szklarska Poręba 2020 – srebrny medal

Drużynowe mistrzostwa Polski juniorów:
 Karpacz 2013 – srebrny medal
 Masłów Pierwszy 2014 – złoty medal

Wybrane sukcesy w innych turniejach:
 2010 – I m. w Białymstoku (Memoriał Ludwika Zamenhofa, open D)
 2015 – dz. II m. w Jastrzębiej Górze (Gwiazda Północy)
 2017 – dz. III m. w Jastrzębiej Górze (Gwiazda Północy)
 2020 – dz. II m. w Łazach (Perła Bałtyku, open A)
 2021 – II m. w Polanicy-Zdroju (Memoriał Akiby Rubinsteina, open A)

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Jakub Kosakowski – Szachy w Polsce

Linki zewnętrzne

Urodzeni w 2002
Polscy szachiści

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NRA €4.3 million funding to make 'real difference' says Galway Tranportation Unit head
Use of road funding to be outlined at this month's Galway City Council meeting
by Martina Nee Galway Advertiser, Thu, Feb 03, 2011
The recent NRA funding of €4.3 million is a big boost and will help make a "real difference" in the city council's work to provide high standard road infrastructure and improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians, according to Joe Tansey, head of the Galway Transportation Unit.
Speaking in response to criticisms in last week's issue by campaign groups who said they had no confidence in the council's intended use of the funding and that not enough has been done to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists, Mr Tansey told the Galway Advertiser that extensive consultations and surveys have been conducted, problem locations identified, and design elements scrutinised, to ensure a balance is struck and that all road users are catered for. With regard to the latest funding, he said the Transportation Unit is currently developing a programme of works with the view of its being presented at the city council meeting on February 14.
"Walking and cycling is very important to us, we have to cater for those competing demands and look at the overall context. We have been looking at many schemes but funding is always an issue. This latest funding has given us a big boost and it is going to make a real difference, it is certainly good news, and it will give Galway a real advantage. We want to showcase Galway and make it a model of better practice," he said.
Mr Tansey explained that the €4.3 million will be used for the "N6 corridor enhancement scheme" which runs from near to the new M6, at the Coolagh roundabout, through to Briarhill, Ballybane, then on to the Tuam Road, at the Font roundabout, and from there to Terryland, at the Kirwin roundabout, and then to the Brown roundabout at Seamus Quirke Road. It is planned to use the funding for works that will help relieve congestion on this route and improve cycling and pedestrian facilities.
"There are a number of key roundabouts on the route," explains Mr Tansey. "From international research and from our own consultations on the Galway Metropolitan Smarter Travel Area Bid, as well as the Walking and Cycling Strategy, it told us that roundabouts pose significant difficulties for cyclists and pedestrians. In that context we are glad of the opportunity to look at ways of improving those junctions and enhancing facilities. In conjunction with that we also plan to enhance and upgrade the existing facilities, in particular from the Seamus Quirke Road junction all the way through to the Tuam Road. The cycling lanes there, some of which have been there for 20 years, need work on resurfacing and remarking to high specification.
"We're looking at it being carried out in different phases. We are currently developing a programme of works to present to the council at the February 14 meeting. We have to look at the design elements to see what we can propose and bring forth. Arising from that we will be going through the formal planning process, which we hope will be before the summer. This process will then allow for full public consultation."
Mr Tansey said that making the best use of what is already in place will form part of the proposed works as well as dealing with surfacing issues which have been identified as a "deterrent" to cyclists. "We're trying to embark on a scheme to provide a higher specification premium surface [at cycling lanes]. Survey respondents have said that the surface is not to the same high standard as it is out on the road. The next issue is the junctions/roundabout. Here cyclists and pedestrians are vulnerable. We're looking at putting in additional pedestrian crossing facilities, signalised crossing. There are some cases where this is included in the traffic lights but there are other cases, like down at the Dock Road, where we've had to put in new 'stand alone' pedestrian lights. There's an awful lot to do for the planning of this and it is crucial to get the views of the public," said Mr Tansey, before adding that it is hoped that work can begin on footpaths and cycleways in the first half of this year while some work on junctions could begin in the second half of the year.
The Transportation Unit has been involved in extensive consultation, in particular as part of the Smarter Travel Bid and the Walking and Cycling Strategy, where a number of issues were identified and the council fully acknowledges the importance of further promoting walking and cycling. Mr Tansey said the council continues to make every effort to meet various focus groups and consult available research in order to take into account all viewpoints and competing demands. "We try to reach a satisfactory resolution. Our agenda has to have regard for all sections," said Mr Tansey. The Galway Transportation Unit has also confirmed plans to develop a new cycling forum where different viewpoints can be aired and considered in order to strike a balance in services and facilities planned for the future.
Person Communication and Meetings EUR Transport Roundabout Galway Transportation Unit Dock Road head Cycling road infrastructure Transportation Unit Utility cycling Galway Metropolitan Smarter Travel Joe Tansey Galway Tranportation Unit
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Are you setting those environment variables from IDEA's Ant tool window?
That's always worked fine for me on Mac OS X.
No they are plain environment variables which are set in my users ".profile". Maybe the IDEA process does not see them since - as mentioned - it works when calling ant from a shell.
This seems to me to be a pretty serious bug in IntelliJ. It's overwriting the global classpath environment variable when run, which apparently gets passed down to subprocesses (like ANT).
As is evidenced in this thread, this seems to occur both on UNIX and Windows.
To solve the problem you have to start Idea with bat file not idea.exe - the launcher overrides CLASSPATH environment variable.
I think the same will work for MAC.


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(That would be Dorie Greenspan, not Alan.) At my house, typical cornbread is a straight-cornmeal, skillet-baked, salty, and porky. Crumbly, crunchy, good for buttering and toasting, or eating with beans and rice, it's definitely not sweet or cakelike. Enter the dilemma: my better half was raised on Jiffy (shudder) and those poofy-soft cornbread "cake" squares served in cafeterias and in soul food joints. Oh, he'll eat a slice of my old-fashioned cornbread just to be nice, but he definitely won't go back for seconds.
Leave it to kitchen wizard Dorie Greenspan to craft a corn muffin that makes us both happy. Her "Corniest Corn Muffins" (p 4, Baking From My Home to Yours), combine half stone-ground cornmeal with wheat flour, a bit of sugar, a hit of freshly ground nutmeg, and an entire cup of whole kernel corn. Crisp on the outside, tender and sweet on the inside, the muffin is equally good at breakfast or dinner. I've been eating them split and toasted, spread with D'arbo apricot jam or fig preserves.
See Dorie's original recipe over at Serious Eats. I substituted white whole wheat flour for half of the all-purpose flour specified in the original recipe, and I used still-frozen corn kernels with great results. I also used white cornmeal and white corn kernels, so the muffins were on the pale side. Next time I bake the muffins, I'll probably use less sugar.


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This Charming Man
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Last night I went and saw Only Lovers Left Alive with Darrah. It was playing, as far as we could tell, only one week, Mon-Thur, two shows a night, at different times each night. At a theater inconvenient to most anyone who would probably be interested in it. If they could even discover it was playing. 7pm on Thursday and the audience was the two of us, a solitary fangirl (I saw you, ma'am and recognized what you are), and two 50s-ish guys. I mean I guess the theater can argue the limited run was for lack of interest but, c'mon, Nashville. Why wasn't this at the Belcourt,and publicized, like at all?
Still I'm grateful we saw it the theater, and in a quiet theater no less, because it was amazing. I couldn't watch the first couple minutes, where everything was spinning. Too vertigo-y for my delicate brain constitution, but the rest of it was fucking perfect.
I want to crawl inside this movie and live forever. I over identified with Adam's character, so crawling inside it obviously means Tilda Swinton would be my wife, which is all I've ever wanted out of the world. But there's more reasons than that. My coworker asked what it was about this morning, and I said, "it was vampire movie, but if I had to use single words to describe it they would be: soft, comfortable, calm and romantic." There really wasn't angst and suffering in OLLA, just a little irritation and exasperation. And of course, the vampire thing. I started reading Anne Rice and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro when I was 14 or 15. Yep the vampire thing is kind of over played in pop culture now, but it will always be a huge part of my emotional and intellectual upbringing. OLLA was the vampire movie of my goth teenager dreams. It filled me with the same calm wonder as discovering the Romantic poets did, or finding The Chameleons UK and feeling like someone else really understood my inner world.
The pacing of the movie was oddly relaxing. There was no real sense of urgency in it, even when people were hurrying to do things. There was tension, but it never felt scary or anxiety inducing. There was just this pervading sense that whatever came could be handled, somehow. Which is perfect, if you've lived forever and been through everything, sure this too shall pass, you know it will. The film was also very much a snap shot. No long flashbacks, only casual discussion of their long past together. Just here, right now, a small window into a long long life. And everything was left to be inferred. There was no explanation for vampirism or powers or anything, it was just a given you'd know some parts and figure out others.
And of course now all I want to do is go shop for just the right white leather jacket. I mean if I can't marry Tilda Swinton can I at least please be super cool like her?
I left the theater feeling both calmed and utterly delighted. I want to write stories like this. Stories that are merely a slice of life, a small window of a larger tale, but still utterly engaging and interesting. Stories that lack complicated plots but are rich and detailed with character, scene, setting and tone.
I totally recommend OLLA, but watch it undistracted, so you can live in it while it unfolds.
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- In a bowl, add the chicken and the marinade ingredients.
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Will Chipotle ever be able to recover from the health scares that have plagued it for the past few years?
Reports of sick employees and customers at a Chipotle restaurant in Los Angeles earlier this week caused the stock to fall nearly 5% Wednesday. It was down another 2% early Thursday.
Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold said in an email to CNNMoney that the company takes "any report of illness very seriously."
Arnold added that the company is aware of sick employees at one location in LA. This has been reported to local health officials and the employees are being held out of work.
"As a precautionary measure, we have implemented heightened preventative procedures at this restaurant," Arnold said, adding that local health officials have inspected the restaurant already and were pleased with the operations. The location remains open for business.
Representatives from Los Angeles County's Department of Health and its Acute Communicable Disease Control unit were not immediately available for comment.
But according to reports on Iwaspoisoned.com, a crowd-sourced web site that lets people report food safety concerns, there have also been four reported incidents of customers who ate at the Chipotle at 4550 West Pico Boluevard in LA who have gotten sick within the past week.
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The stock is down 20% this year, even as many other restaurant stocks have soared thanks to solid sales and a flurry of mergers in the sector.
Chipotle was once the darling of the fast casual restaurant industry, but that changed following an E.coli outbreak that affected numerous restaurants in several states in 2015.
Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared the outbreak over in February 2016 and sales have started to rebound a bit, but many consumers and investors are still wary of Chipotle.
Chipotle has also had to deal with other health issues at some of its restaurants lately, including a norovirus outbreak in Virginia and rodent sightings at a Dallas location.
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title: First Week at Fullstack Academy
date: 2015-06-13
description: There are 58 days in Fullstack. These are the first 5. Let's begin. 💫
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> June 8th to 12th

There are 58 days in Fullstack. These are the first 5. Let's begin. <3

## Day One - Monday

- Orientation & icebreakers today. I come to realize I'm actually very used to icebreakers after going through many different programs. Learning names comes easy.
- My first impression is that many people here are nice and somewhat soft-spoken.
- My second impression is a bit of surprise and respect for those who came from far, far away, like New Zealand & France.
- The big assessment is in the late afternoon. I'm a bit of a nervous wreck.
- When I get home, I feel really down about the assessment.

## Day Two - Tuesday

- I'm part of the review group for the assessment. I feel kind of like I'm in the peewees when I actually should have been part of the big leagues. :/
- I got my locker buddy. After several attempts, we both still can't manage to open the stupid thing.

## Day Three - Wednesday

- My level of energy is quickly deteriorating. Must develop a method of increasing endurance.
- I took a picture of my workplace today.

![Workstation - Fullstack Academy - Week 1](https://i.imgur.com/W10FLKz.jpg)

- Fun Jeopardy game today.
  - My team is called **Bubbles** after bubble sort.
  - I like my team.
  - We end up winning a lot of points, but after a risky move, we lose all our gainings.
  - My team comes in 4th (?) place.
  - Thankfully, no significant prizes are offered, so the loss is minimal.

## Day Four - Thursday

- All the fellows are introduced. This time there are no adjectives to help remember names, so I quickly forget them. Each fellow is assigned to their learning teams.
- The fellow in charge of my learning team, Jimmy, has a funny laugh so I like him.
- My learning team is the same as my Jeopardy team and this makes me happy because I feel pretty comfortable around them. Our name remains **Bubbles**.
- I have lunch with my learning team today. We play BS. Jimmy wins.
- Some new people arrived today.

## Day Five - Friday

- People still seem shy and/or tired to participate too much. Can't tell which.
- I feel if I act too interested, I'll lose cred. 8-)
- Ladies lunch today. This was nice to be part of. The tech industry is **pretty** one-sided after all.
- Met some seniors today. Not literal seniors (old folks).
  - At Fullstack, there are two groups - seniors and juniors.
  - Juniors are the ones that are going through the first half of Fullstack while seniors are simply the ones that have completed that first half (the learning phase) and are now in the second half (the project phase).
- Naturally, the first thing the seniors did was pull a joke on me. _Classic..._ :twisted:
- Frankly, I'm more excited about the project phase where I'll actually be building things. Looking forward to it already. Weird.
- I got a friggin' t-shirt - yessssssss.
- Mixer today puts me in a great mood because charades is always fun.
- I also learned a lot more about this one guy named Isaac because he got the hot seat today. Afterward, I thought of all the different possible ways I could introduce myself to someone. Then I got tired because I came up with too many.

> :arrow: **Overall Conclusion?**
>
> > Fullstack Academy is a full out marathon and I'm more of a short distance runner. It'll get better with time though! 😁
> >
> > Also, if someone asked me to express how I felt about my first week using a song...

Grits - My Life Be Like (Ooh-Aah) with lyrics

Feel me like a fingertip! Lyrics in annotations.

Just sayin'. :roll:


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Pioneering Black California golfer Frank Snow, a mentor of Tiger Woods, dies at 78
Frank Snow, a Black pro-am golf champion who taught scores of children the game and befriended Tiger Woods before he became the sport's generational star, has died.
In declining health since he suffered a stroke last summer, Snow died Thursday morning of suspected heart issues at a Glendale long-term health facility, said Gracie Lott, his wife. He was 78.
An outgoing sort who loved being around people, Snow taught golf for more than 30 years at the Chester Washington and Maggie Hathaway golf courses in South Los Angeles and spent countless hours as a volunteer instructor at the Watts-Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club.
"He always wanted to groom more Black kids to the profession of golf because that made him proud when he saw Black kids out hitting balls," said Lott. "He loved that."
Snow was himself a standout golfer known for towering drives. He won a playoff in 1979 to capture a Future Touring Pros of America event in Ontario. His pinnacle came a year later when he won the Gardena Valley Open, a pro-am tournament whose field regularly included several top PGA Tour players.
"The Gardena was one of the best tournaments anywhere," Snow said in "Uneven Lies: The Heroic Story of African-Americans in Golf," a 2000 history of Black golfers in the U.S. "The best Black players entered. Charlie Sifford, Pete Brown, Lee Elder, Bill Wright, Bill Spiller, Junior Walker, Deuce Irvin, George Johnson, Curtis Sifford, Jim Dent. Anybody who was somebody played."
Snow had long been on the periphery of efforts to integrate the game. He was friends with Charlie Sifford, the first Black player to join the PGA Tour, and observed fellow pioneer Spiller's triumphant moment while he was being repeatedly rebuffed in his attempt to play the game at its highest level.
In the book "A Course of Their Own," Snow recalled Spiller being denied access to the clubhouse during the Bakersfield Open in the early 1950s. But after the last round, Snow said, Spiller "went into the clubhouse and asked the club president's wife to dance with him. He said she got up to dance with him."
Snow generated headlines in 1981 when he was awarded $10,000 in a civil suit involving NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown. Snow alleged that Brown had slapped him in the face, punched him in the ribs and grabbed him by the neck after squabbling over the placement of Snow's golf ball during a tournament. Brown was convicted of misdemeanor battery in the assault and was jailed for a day, fined $500 and placed on two years' probation.
Born on Nov. 30, 1941, in Birmingham, Ala., Snow caddied for other golfers as a youth, sparking his lifelong love of the game. He moved to Oakland to live with his brother when he was 18 and came to Los Angeles a few years later, never leaving. Snow sold sports apparel and hawked items at the Roadium swap meet in Torrance before his retirement about a dozen years ago.
The implantation of a pacemaker in 2015 couldn't keep Snow from his beloved Chester Washington course, where he would invariably run into longtime friend Charlie Lee.
"He was a pretty good player and he was a good friend," said Lee, who played on the Senior PGA Tour in the late 1980s. "I argue with people all the time, and me and him had two arguments in about 50 years."
In his final years, Snow continued to teach children the game, participating in a golf clinic at Compton College. His mementos included a picture of his most celebrated pupil.
"To Frank," read the inscription, "Thanks a million. Tiger Woods."
Survivors include Lott and sisters Lola Ware, Barbara Allen and Donna Snow-Cox.
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National Development Fund of Iran
NDFI is a developmental entity, established on January 5, 2011, to direct a portion of oil and gas revenues towards productive, sustainable investments as well as preserving the funds for future generations without doing harm to current generation. Its steadily growing assets, based on the Law, should be allocated to domestic private sector or invested in foreign monetary/financial markets. The other purpose of NDFI is to manage external shocks and insulate the Government's budget against oil revenue fluctuations.
The main source of revenue for NDFI is a portion of oil and gas exports, which started by 20% in 2011 and increases by 3% per annum.
The governing bodies of NDFI include the Board of Trustees, including some cabinet ministers, members of parliament, attorney general and representatives of chamber of commerce headed by the president of the country, the Supervisory Board, including the main supervisory bodies of administration, legislation and judiciary, and the Executive Board, comprising 5 highly qualified figures. NDFI is independent from the government and has its own corporate governance. NDFI financial facilities are not granted nor extended as loan to the Government. If the equity or managerial share of Government in a company exceeds 20%, that company will not be eligible to access NDFI loans.
Macroeconomic Role
Regarding the huge resources and its consistent inflow from oil and gas revenues, NDFI limits the access of Government to oil revenues and redirects the funds to profitable sustainable investments done by the domestic or foreign private sector. Foreign investors to Iran, similar to Iranian private sector, can enjoy NDFI facilities. So, NDFI could be very influential in helping private sector and in boosting domestic economy to benefit from foreign investors' technical and managerial knowledge. NDFI is committed to the Generally Accepted Principles and Practice known as Santiago Principles, and consistently tries to improve its transparency and corporate governance.
For the time being, NDFI prefers to invest in low-risk financial instruments. It has a clear mandate regarding type of investments and asset classes. Based on its Articles of Association, NDFI is authorized to invest in Financial and money markets' instruments. It can extend buyer's credit and also provide financing for Iranian companies working abroad in order to boost export of goods and services. Reporting and Audit Articles of Association require NDFI to prepare timely reports, in 4, 6 and 12 months periods. The detailed reports are submitted to Board of Trustees, Supervisory Board and Parliament and some reports are prepared and released for practitioners.
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Tehran 15176-55911