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The job of a software architect  is difficult, just like almost every role in software development. They have to keep track of many subtly interacting quality attributes, often on multiple projects, any one of which may be too big or evolving too quickly to meaningfully keep in mental cache. To make matters worse, architects don't have near the level of tool support - compilers, static analysis tools, auto-completion - available to developers. They are much more reliant on experience, awareness, intuition, and heuristics.
In light of this, it's interesting and useful to consider what tools are available to help architects. In particular, I want to look at the role of testability in the architect's job, and to try to show how it can serve as a meaningful proxy for other, perhaps more important qualities in a software system. Testability is a quality that can promote the health of other desirable qualities, and it can serve as an indicator of whether these requirements are being met. The metaphor I like to use is that testability is a kind of barometer for software architects. A barometer only really tells you the air-pressure, but you can often use this to determine if there's going to be rain. Testability only really tells you how amenable your code is to useful testing, but you can often use this to help determine if your system is modular, organizationally scalable, and so forth.
To meaningfully discuss testability as a tool, we need to establish some definition of what it means. Like "software architect", there is no perfect answer. On some level all software is testable in that you can test it. By hook or by crook you can write some code that verifies the behavior of pretty much anything with a specification. So clearly just "being testable" isn't a sufficient definition.
At the same time, it's also pretty clear that it's simpler to test some software than other. It may be easy to test for a number of reasons. Perhaps it's easy to understand, so that you have a clear understanding of how to test it thoroughly and properly. Perhaps the chunk of code is easy to instantiate without requiring a whole bunch of scaffolding and support objects. This not only saves on keystrokes but it also has other big benefits: it isolates behavior, it may mean your tests are faster, and it generally means that your tests are easier to understand and thus maintain.
If you do a little poking around you'll find that people have hit upon certain code qualities that generally influence the testability of a piece of code.  But in the end we don't really have a "testability-o-meter" that we can point at a piece of code. There's no accepted way to assign a "testability rating" to software that tells you if code is more or less testable than other code, or even if it's "easy to test" or "hard to test". We can sometimes get these kinds of numbers for other qualities like modularity or complexity, and things like "scalability" also lend themselves to being measured, but testability isn't (yet) in that realm.
Instead, determining if something is testable is a decision that people need to make, and it's a decision that you can only make in an informed way if you understand code. And this is why my definition of "software architect" - from a practical standpoint - includes being able to understand code well at many levels. You have to be able to recognize when, say, dependency injection could replace local object construction to reduce coupling in a system. You need to be able to spot - or at least know to be on the lookout for - circular dependencies between modules. And in general you're going to need to be able to do this not only with code that you're writing but with code that you only see in reviews or maybe only see described in documents.
So I've just told you that testability is hard to measure or even to define. In fact, I've told you that to make heads or tails of it you need to be an experienced programmer. On its face, then, it sounds like the cure is worse than the disease: yes, you've got complexity in your projects to deal with, but now I want to you do something even harder to make those problems go away.
On some level that's true! Gauging testability isn't simple and it's not perfect, but by targetting testability we get a couple of important benefits because testability is special.
Testability represents your first customer, your first users: your tests! Tests are very often the first place your code is used outside of your head. This means that this is where you'll first spot difficult APIs or awkward relationships that slipped through your design.
Tests force us to use code, and they force us to consider it at many different zoom levels - from unit tests to functional tests to integration tests, we get to see it all. And tests can - and should - happen early and often in the development process. This is how you get maximum benefit from them.
If you're paying attention you'll notice that I just made a significant shift in terminology. I went from talking about "testability" to "tests", from "code that can be tested" to "code with tests". I guess it's arguable that you can have testable code without actually having tests, but that seems a bit academic to me. I've gone on and on about how difficult it is to measure testability, but one of most effective and practical ways to asses testability is to simply test your code!
But if your tests add value to your software system, then I'd wager that they exercise your code enough to highlight a lot of the software qualities for which testability is a barometer.
This article lays the foundation for the rest of this series in which we'll look at various software qualities that correlate with testability. Some of these qualities, such as modularity, are directly reflected in the testability of a system. Other qualities, like performance, are supported or enabled by testability but aren't directly related to it.
 This is an ill-defined term, to be sure, but I'm essentially talking about the person tasked with shepherding the so-called non-functional requirements...whether their job title is "software architect" or not.
 Wikipedia's got a nice, non-controversial list of things like "observability", "heterogeneity", and "understandability", and all of these things certainly would influence how easy or hard it is to test a piece of code.
 See for example TDD, BDD, or James Coplien's thoughts.


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#include "tensorflow/lite/delegates/gpu/cl/kernels/mean_stddev_normalization.h"

#include <vector>

#include <gmock/gmock.h>
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include "tensorflow/lite/delegates/gpu/cl/kernels/cl_test.h"
#include "tensorflow/lite/delegates/gpu/common/operations.h"
#include "tensorflow/lite/delegates/gpu/common/status.h"

using ::testing::FloatNear;
using ::testing::Pointwise;

namespace tflite {
namespace gpu {
namespace cl {
namespace {

// Parameterized test: mean, difference, tolerance.
// Input is constructed as [mean-2*diff, mean-diff, mean+diff, mean+2*diff]
class MeanStddevNormalizationTest
    : public OpenCLOperationTest,
      public testing::WithParamInterface<std::tuple<float, float, float>> {};

TEST_P(MeanStddevNormalizationTest, SeparateBatches) {
  const float mean = std::get<0>(GetParam());
  const float diff = std::get<1>(GetParam());
  const float tolerance = std::get<2>(GetParam());

  TensorFloat32 src_tensor;
  src_tensor.shape = BHWC(1, 1, 1, 4);
  src_tensor.data = {mean - 2 * diff, mean - diff, mean + diff,
                     mean + 2 * diff};
  for (auto storage : env_.GetSupportedStorages()) {
    for (auto precision : env_.GetSupportedPrecisions()) {
      OperationDef op_def;
      op_def.precision = precision;
      auto data_type = DeduceDataTypeFromPrecision(precision);
      op_def.src_tensors.push_back({data_type, storage, Layout::BHWC});
      op_def.dst_tensors.push_back({data_type, storage, Layout::BHWC});
      TensorFloat32 dst_tensor;
      auto operation =
          CreateMeanStdDevNormalization(op_def, env_.GetDevicePtr()->info_, 1);
      ASSERT_OK(ExecuteGPUOperation({src_tensor}, creation_context_, &operation,
                                    BHWC(1, 1, 1, 4), &dst_tensor));

      std::vector<float> expected_output;
      if (diff == 0.0f) {
        expected_output.assign({0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f});
      } else {
        const float ksqrt16 = std::sqrt(1.6f);
        const float ksqrt04 = std::sqrt(0.4f);
        expected_output.assign({-ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16});
      }
      EXPECT_THAT(dst_tensor.data,
                  Pointwise(FloatNear(tolerance), expected_output));
    }
  }
}

// note: 100.01 is not representable in FP16 (is in FP32), so use 101.0 instead.
INSTANTIATE_TEST_SUITE_P(
    uKernels, MeanStddevNormalizationTest,
    testing::Values(
        std::make_tuple(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f),         // zero mean, zero variance
        std::make_tuple(0.0f, 0.01f, 2.63e-4f),    // zero mean, small variance
        std::make_tuple(0.0f, 100.0f, 2.63e-4f),   // zero mean, large variance
        std::make_tuple(0.01f, 0.0f, 0.0f),        // small mean, zero variance
        std::make_tuple(0.01f, 0.01f, 3.57e-4f),   // small mean, small variance
        std::make_tuple(1.0f, 100.0f, 2.63e-4f),   // small mean, large variance
        std::make_tuple(100.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f),       // large mean, zero variance
        std::make_tuple(100.0f, 1.0f, 2.63e-4f),   // large mean, small variance
        std::make_tuple(100.0f, 100.0f, 2.63e-4f)  // large mean, large variance
        ));

TEST_F(OpenCLOperationTest, MeanStddevNormalizationAllBatches) {
  TensorFloat32 src_tensor;
  src_tensor.shape = BHWC(9, 1, 1, 4);
  src_tensor.data = {
      0.0f,    0.0f,    0.0f,   0.0f,    // zero mean, zero variance
      -0.02f,  -0.01f,  0.01f,  0.02f,   // zero mean, small variance
      -200.0f, -100.0f, 100.0f, 200.0f,  // zero mean, large variance
      0.01f,   0.01f,   0.01f,  0.01f,   // small mean, zero variance
      -0.01f,  0.0f,    0.02f,  0.03f,   // small mean, small variance
      -199.0f, -99.0f,  101.0f, 201.0f,  // small mean, large variance
      100.0f,  100.0f,  100.0f, 100.0f,  // large mean, zero variance
      98.0f,   99.0f,   101.0f, 102.0f,  // large mean, small variance
      -100.0f, 0.0f,    200.0f, 300.0f,  // large mean, large variance
  };
  for (auto storage : env_.GetSupportedStorages()) {
    for (auto precision : env_.GetSupportedPrecisions()) {
      const float eps =
          precision == CalculationsPrecision::F32 ? 2.53e-05f : 3.57e-4f;
      OperationDef op_def;
      op_def.precision = precision;
      auto data_type = DeduceDataTypeFromPrecision(precision);
      op_def.src_tensors.push_back({data_type, storage, Layout::BHWC});
      op_def.dst_tensors.push_back({data_type, storage, Layout::BHWC});
      TensorFloat32 dst_tensor;
      auto operation =
          CreateMeanStdDevNormalization(op_def, env_.GetDevicePtr()->info_, 1);
      ASSERT_OK(ExecuteGPUOperation({src_tensor}, creation_context_, &operation,
                                    BHWC(9, 1, 1, 4), &dst_tensor));

      const float ksqrt16 = std::sqrt(1.6f);
      const float ksqrt04 = std::sqrt(0.4f);
      const std::vector<float> expected_output = {
          0.0f,     0.0f,     0.0f,    0.0f,     // zero mean, zero variance
          -ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16,  // zero mean, small variance
          -ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16,  // zero mean, large variance
          0.0f,     0.0f,     0.0f,    0.0f,     // small mean, zero variance
          -ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16,  // small mean, small variance
          -ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16,  // small mean, large variance
          0.0f,     0.0f,     0.0f,    0.0f,     // large mean, zero variance
          -ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16,  // large mean, small variance
          -ksqrt16, -ksqrt04, ksqrt04, ksqrt16,  // large mean, large variance
      };
      EXPECT_THAT(dst_tensor.data, Pointwise(FloatNear(eps), expected_output))
          << "Failed using precision " << ToString(precision);
    }
  }
}

TEST_F(OpenCLOperationTest, MeanStddevNormalizationLargeVector) {
  const float mean = 100.0f;
  const float diff = 1.0f;
  // Some large vector that is not a round multiple of any SIMD vector sizes.
  constexpr int kVectorSize = 16 * 16 + 16 + 1;

  TensorFloat32 src_tensor;
  src_tensor.shape = BHWC(1, 1, 1, kVectorSize);
  src_tensor.data.resize(kVectorSize);
  // First input is mean.
  src_tensor.data[0] = mean;
  // Rest is alternating between mean + diff and mean - diff.
  for (int i = 1; i < kVectorSize - 1; i += 2) {
    src_tensor.data[i + 0] = mean + diff;
    src_tensor.data[i + 1] = mean - diff;
  }

  for (auto storage : env_.GetSupportedStorages()) {
    for (auto precision : env_.GetSupportedPrecisions()) {
      const float eps =
          precision == CalculationsPrecision::F32 ? 0.0f : 8.60e-4f;
      OperationDef op_def;
      op_def.precision = precision;
      auto data_type = DeduceDataTypeFromPrecision(precision);
      op_def.src_tensors.push_back({data_type, storage, Layout::BHWC});
      op_def.dst_tensors.push_back({data_type, storage, Layout::BHWC});
      TensorFloat32 dst_tensor;
      auto operation = CreateMeanStdDevNormalization(
          op_def, env_.GetDevicePtr()->info_, (kVectorSize + 3) / 4);
      ASSERT_OK(ExecuteGPUOperation({src_tensor}, creation_context_, &operation,
                                    BHWC(1, 1, 1, kVectorSize), &dst_tensor));

      float expected_output[kVectorSize];
      // First output should be 0.
      expected_output[0] = 0.0;
      // Rest should be alternating between ±√(N/(N-1)).
      const float expected_elem =
          std::sqrt(static_cast<double>(kVectorSize) /
                    static_cast<double>(kVectorSize - 1));
      for (int i = 1; i < kVectorSize - 1; i += 2) {
        expected_output[i + 0] = +expected_elem;
        expected_output[i + 1] = -expected_elem;
      }
      EXPECT_THAT(dst_tensor.data, Pointwise(FloatNear(eps), expected_output))
          << "Failed using precision " << ToString(precision);
    }
  }
}

}  // namespace
}  // namespace cl
}  // namespace gpu
}  // namespace tflite

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JavaScript Event Utilities
==========================

### Lightweight event driven development for JavaScript

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We've all been there: we have a project where we create some really robust interaction between multiple objects, and
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workflows. After manually adding in custom event hooks over and over again, I finally decided to start putting some
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## Available Utils

### Event Emitter

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method with an Object definition as a parameter, the provided Object's prototype will be extended with `on()`, `off()`
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#### Usage:
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function Obj(term) {
    this.term = term;
}

Obj.prototype.test = function () {
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};

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EventEmitter.extend(Obj);

var o = new Obj('foo');
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});
o.test();
```

### PubSub

This module gives a global mechanism by which an application can perform communication via the publish-subscribe
design pattern. The ability to communicate globally across modules and contexts can be quite useful when it comes
to workflows and other control mechanisms.

### Usage:
```javascript
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    PubSub.subscribe('test', function (data) {
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    });
})();

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New Delhi: Karnataka BJP strongman B S Yediyurappa on Friday said he would tour the state to strengthen the party ahead of next year's assembly polls.
Yediyurappa met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP president J P Nadda here on Friday and held discussions on the political situation in the state and its preparations for the 2023 assembly polls.
Talking to PTI, Yediyurappa said his inclusion in the BJP Parliamentary Board, the party's apex decision-making body, has "sent a good message not only in Karnataka but across south India." Thanking Prime Minister Modi and the party's central leadership, Yediyurappa said he would continue to his activities and "from the first week of September, will travel across the state, visit all districts to strengthen BJP and the hands of the state leadership." The former Karnataka chief minister, however, made it clear that he is not going to contest the elections.
During his tour across the state in three phases, Yediyurappa said, he will assess the ground situation, interact with party workers, and identify future leaders.
He said the BJP is also not averse to the idea of some good leaders from other parties joining its ranks.
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For true nature lovers the Park has a magnificent campsite near the Hoenderloo entrance. The campsite comprises a car-free tent site and three sites for caravans and campers.
This tranquil and small rural campsite offers every nature lover the opportunity to experience the Park for more than one day.
In 2019, the campsite is open from March 29 until October 31.
It is not possible to make a reservation for this campsite, and neither is it possible to ask for information about availability on the day of arrival. Apart from busy weekends such as Easter and Whitsuntide, there are usually enough free pitches. You can of course ask the porter at the Hoenderloo entrance about space on the campsite.
The campsite will be open to campers from the 29th of March 2019.
Upon arrival, report to the Hoenderloo entrance. You pay per night, per person for the campsite and per day, per person for the Park. The costs for the campsite are € 8 per person (adults/caravan) or € 7 per person (adults/tent) and for the Park € 9,50 per person. Children aged between 6 and 12 pay half price. Children in the ages of 0 until 5 go free. You are not liable for any Park fees on your day of departure. Tourist tax is € 1 per person per night.
All caravan pitches have a power supply. You pay € 3 per night if you want to use electricity. There is a sanitary block with washing facilities and hot showers (€ 0.50 for a 4-minute shower). An automatic money changer is also available. Children can enjoy themselves in the playground and playing field. Dogs are allowed, provided they are kept on a leash.
The maximum stay on the campsite of De Hoge Veluwe is 3 consecutive weeks. If you wish to return to the campsite, please leave at least one month's gap between visits. This rule aims to ensure there is always room for Park visitors who only wish to stay on the campsite for a few days.
There are of course accommodation possibilities in the villages surrounding the Park. Hoenderloo, Otterlo and Schaarsbergen are home to a large number of campsites, while Apeldoorn, Ede and Arnhem have plenty of hotels to choose from.


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package org.kie.workbench.common.stunner.lienzo.toolbox.grid;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import com.ait.lienzo.client.core.types.BoundingBox;
import com.ait.lienzo.client.core.types.Point2D;
import com.ait.lienzo.shared.core.types.Direction;
import com.ait.lienzo.test.LienzoMockitoTestRunner;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

@RunWith(LienzoMockitoTestRunner.class)
public class AutoGridTest {

    private AutoGrid tested;

    @Test
    public void testGrid1() {
        final double size = 10;
        final double padding = 5;
        final Direction direction = Direction.EAST;
        final BoundingBox boundingBox = new BoundingBox(0d,
                                                        0d,
                                                        100d,
                                                        100d);
        tested = new AutoGrid.Builder()
                .forBoundingBox(boundingBox)
                .withIconSize(size)
                .withPadding(padding)
                .towards(direction)
                .build();
        assertEquals(size,
                     tested.getIconSize(),
                     0);
        assertEquals(padding,
                     tested.getPadding(),
                     0);
        assertEquals(direction,
                     tested.getDirection());
        assertEquals(100,
                     tested.getMaxSize(),
                     0);
        assertEquals((size + padding) / 2,
                     tested.getMargin(),
                     0);
        final List<Point2D> expectedPoints = new ArrayList<>();
        final Iterator<Point2D> points = tested.iterator();
        int count = 5;
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            final Point2D point = points.next();
            expectedPoints.add(point);
        }
        assertEquals(5,
                     expectedPoints.size());
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 -15d),
                     expectedPoints.get(0));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(15d,
                                 -15d),
                     expectedPoints.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(30d,
                                 -15d),
                     expectedPoints.get(2));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(45d,
                                 -15d),
                     expectedPoints.get(3));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(60d,
                                 -15d),
                     expectedPoints.get(4));
    }

    @Test
    public void testGrid2() {
        final double size = 2.5;
        final double padding = 0.5;
        final Direction direction = Direction.SOUTH;
        final BoundingBox boundingBox = new BoundingBox(0d,
                                                        0d,
                                                        100d,
                                                        100d);
        tested = new AutoGrid.Builder()
                .forBoundingBox(boundingBox)
                .withIconSize(size)
                .withPadding(padding)
                .towards(direction)
                .build();
        assertEquals(size,
                     tested.getIconSize(),
                     0);
        assertEquals(padding,
                     tested.getPadding(),
                     0);
        assertEquals(direction,
                     tested.getDirection());
        assertEquals(100,
                     tested.getMaxSize(),
                     0);
        assertEquals((size + padding) / 2,
                     tested.getMargin(),
                     0);
        final List<Point2D> expectedPoints = new ArrayList<>();
        final Iterator<Point2D> points = tested.iterator();
        int count = 5;
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            final Point2D point = points.next();
            expectedPoints.add(point);
        }
        assertEquals(5,
                     expectedPoints.size());
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 0d),
                     expectedPoints.get(0));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 3d),
                     expectedPoints.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 6d),
                     expectedPoints.get(2));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 9d),
                     expectedPoints.get(3));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 12d),
                     expectedPoints.get(4));
    }

    @Test
    public void testUpdateSize() {
        final double size = 2.5;
        final double padding = 0.5;
        final double shapeSize = 100;
        final Direction direction = Direction.SOUTH;
        final BoundingBox boundingBox = new BoundingBox(0d,
                                                        0d,
                                                        shapeSize,
                                                        shapeSize);
        tested = new AutoGrid.Builder()
                .forBoundingBox(boundingBox)
                .withIconSize(size)
                .withPadding(padding)
                .towards(direction)
                .build();
        assertEquals(size,
                     tested.getIconSize(),
                     0);
        assertEquals(padding,
                     tested.getPadding(),
                     0);
        assertEquals(direction,
                     tested.getDirection());
        assertEquals(shapeSize,
                     tested.getMaxSize(),
                     0);
        assertEquals((size + padding) / 2,
                     tested.getMargin(),
                     0);
        final List<Point2D> expectedPoints = new ArrayList<>();
        final Iterator<Point2D> points = tested.iterator();
        int count = 5;
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            final Point2D point = points.next();
            expectedPoints.add(point);
        }
        assertEquals(5,
                     expectedPoints.size());
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 0d),
                     expectedPoints.get(0));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 3d),
                     expectedPoints.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 6d),
                     expectedPoints.get(2));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 9d),
                     expectedPoints.get(3));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 12d),
                     expectedPoints.get(4));
        tested.setSize(6,
                       6);
        assertEquals(6,
                     tested.getMaxSize(),
                     0);
        expectedPoints.clear();
        final Iterator<Point2D> points2 = tested.iterator();
        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            final Point2D point = points2.next();
            expectedPoints.add(point);
        }
        assertEquals(5,
                     expectedPoints.size());
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 0d),
                     expectedPoints.get(0));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(0d,
                                 3d),
                     expectedPoints.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(3d,
                                 0d),
                     expectedPoints.get(2));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(3d,
                                 3d),
                     expectedPoints.get(3));
        assertEquals(new Point2D(6d,
                                 0d),
                     expectedPoints.get(4));
    }
}


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Dolores Cano Barón (València, 1952), coneguda amb el nom artístic de Tania Doris, és una vedet de revista, descoberta per l'empresari Matias Colsada (va ser ell qui li posà el nom artístic) i cap de cartell del teatre Apol·lo de Barcelona, durant més de vint anys.

Trajectòria professional

vedet
 1969. ¡Esta noche...sí! Teatre Apol·lo, Barcelona.
 1970. Una rubia peligrosa. Teatre Apol·lo, Barcelona.
 1972. Venus de fuego. Teatre Apol·lo, de Barcelona.
 1974. Yo soy la tentación. Teatre Apol·lo, de Barcelona.
 1979. Seductora. Teatre Apol·lo, de Barcelona.
 1980. La dulce viuda. Teatre Apol·lo, Barcelona.
 1984. Deseada. Teatre Apol·lo, Barcelona.
 1993. Taxi, al Apolo. Teatre Apol·lo, Barcelona.

cinema
 1984. Las alegres chicas de Colsada. Director: Rafael Gil

Artistes de varietats espanyols
Actors de València

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Earlier this month, Alberta Soccer Life Member, Bill Malone, was awarded the Honoured Athletic Leader Award by the Calgary Booster Club.
Bill was nominated for this award due to the profound impact his 40+ years of volunteerism has had on the game of soccer in Calgary, as well as in Alberta and Canada. With soccer now at a watershed moment in our country, pioneers like Bill Malone deserve recognition for laying the foundation needed for our sport to flourish and grow to this point.
Presented to the individual for years of outstanding contributions and unselfish effort towards the growth of the Calgary United Soccer Association.
Alberta Soccer's vision reads: A center of excellence for the game, providing opportunities for all players to reach their full potential. This vision was approved by our members in 2012, but long before then, Bill was working towards this goal locally and provincially.
For nearly 70 years, the Calgary Booster Club has endeavored to provide assistance to aspiring athletic champions, to recognize leadership that has made Calgary's athletic programs so vibrant, and to celebrate athletic accomplishments in our city, both individual and collective.
Bill will formally receive his award at a Calgary Booster Club gala in April. For more information on the Club and the 2019 gala, click here.


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Hannover (Germany), 12th November 2017 Lamborghini Trattori has increased its product offering with the new Spark and Mach models extending the power...
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New Spark and Mach
Hannover (Germany), 12th November 2017
Lamborghini Trattori has increased its product offering with the new Spark and Mach models extending the power range, with the unmistakeable style of the Italian brand.
In the medium power segment, the Spark range now includes the new 120, 130 and 140 models, equipped with latest generation FARMotion 4-cylinder engines, to ensure even better performance levels and reduced consumption thanks to the adoption of a highly developed SCR which ensures compliance at the most advanced level in terms of polluting emissions (Stage IV).
Productivity of Spark models is guaranteed both in the field and on road thanks to the transmissions with Automatic Powershift, the hydraulic reverse shuttle with Stop&Go, SpeedMatching, the Comfort Clutch device and the brand new Hydraulic Engine Brake (HEB) which increases safety while driving on roads and at the same time reduces brake wear. Additional options are included.
The Spark range is enhanced further with 9 additional models in the power band of 156 to 226 HP and offers a level of possible configurations second to none in this egment, the range is available with both 4 or 6-cylinder engines, three different types of transmission, different configurations of the hydraulic system, and various outfitting levels for the MaxiVision cabs. These models are available with the coveted VRT continuously variable transmission, a modern 6-stage powershift (with SpeedMatching) and a fully robotised highly developed RCShift transmission. Maximum speed can be reached with all transmission versions with the engine running at an economical, super-economical or ultra-economical speed. PTO configurations include (540, 540 ECO, 1000 and 1000 ECO), with proportional electro-hydraulic engagement. The hydraulic system is new. The driver's compartment is a real technological "area", ergonomic and comfortable, with the new InfoCentrePro, as well as the availability of the 8" or 12" iMonitor.
The high power range of Lamborghini Trattori is completed with the new Mach 230 VRT and Mach 250 VRT, two models developed to handle heavy duty work, minimising the costs of resources and working hours, thanks to efficiency levels which are second to none. The Machs are fitted with new Deutz 6.1 Stage IV engines and are also coupled with high-efficiency VRT transmissions and innovative brakes and axles ensuring optimal driving comfort with maximum safety.Thanks to the intuitive controls and a new multifunctional arm, the comfort and ergonomic level of the MaxiVision2 cab are exceptional, allowing the operator to work stress-free, in an environment which is both pleasant and specifically designed down to every detail.
Once again Lamborghini Trattori stands out for the productivity - the result of a passion for excellence.
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Якаварак () — село в Ірані, у дегестані Тутакі, в Центральному бахші, шагрестані Сіяхкаль остану Ґілян. За даними перепису 2006 року, його населення становило 35 осіб, що проживали у складі 9 сімей.

Клімат
Середня річна температура становить 13,11°C, середня максимальна – 27,06°C, а середня мінімальна – -1,68°C. Середня річна кількість опадів – 724 мм.

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Q: Using jQuery for Google Analytics event tracking of Form Submits Im currently playing around with Google Analytics event tracking and can see a few plugins floating around, but im trying to see if i can put something together that would be very generic and simple to use.
<script>
$("form").submit(function(){
    _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', $(this).attr('name'), 'Form Submission', 'The-form-name',, false]);
});
</script>

I figure if i have a few of these simple snippets of code lingering around on my page this way i can track when a form is submitted and by leveraging form names and form id's i can see when they are submitted.
I figure i can probably use this simple method to track link clicks etc but was just wondering whether anyone has done anything like this before and would have any suggestions as to whether this is a reliable method for tracking events with Google Analytics.
The reason why im looking at doing it like this is because I will have everything generated dynamically on the site and the majority of tags will have id's associated to them, so this way i wont need to add them directly into the html by using the onclick event handlers and stuff like that.
thanks for any advice

A: You can do it this way but you will have to delay the form submit in order to leave time for the trackEvent to proceed. Or else the form will be submitted right away, preventing the trackEvent from completing and being sent out. The same applies for tracking clicks.
This should work:
<script>
$("form").submit(function(e){
    e.preventDefault();//prevent the form from being submitted
    _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', $(this).attr('name'), 'Form Submission', 'The-form-name',, false]);
    $(this).off('submit');//prevent 'this' jquery submit event recursion
    setTimeout(function(){//delay the form submit
        e.currentTarget.submit();//submit form after the track event had time to complete
    }, 350);//350 ms
});
</script>

NB: While this guarantees that your form will be submitted, it does not guarantee that the submit event will be tracked 100% of the time. But the 200ms 350ms should be good enough to get over 90% properly tracked. (Edit: I bumped the delay with considerations for high latency cellular networks).
In this particular example of a form onsubmit on a low-latency connection. The most a full Google Ad tracker script can make is 4 requests, each in the 30-40 ms range (below the 350ms delay indicated). And technically, you only have to account for the latency of the first request being sent to reach Google, for the event to be saved in Google Analytics.

The only other way to insure 100% that the event got tracked, is to use the Hit Callback as described at: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12461558/1647538
However, the caveat of the Hit Callback is that it could prevent the form from being submitted, thus the Hit Callback method is not really advisable here.


2019/04/23 Think of how fun and exciting theme park rides are because of ways in which we have to relinquish control. Were instructed to sit as a protective, padded bar drops into place from above and we then accept were at the mercy of whatever thrills await us. This month, theres much excitement on offer if youre willing to accept you dont have to maintain control over certain situations. Let them take you to where they want to take you. Youre protected in more than one way and ought to trust that your keenness to seize control is only hampering the ride experience.


Reproductive Freedom Week (#RFW2018) is a statewide advocacy event, coordinated by California Coalition for Reproductive Freedom (CCRF). #RFW2018 features advocacy training, in-district lobby visits, and other community-building events.
#RFW2018 will be conducting in-district lobby visits in 4 regions across the state: Central Valley, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Oakland & one virtual statewide event to protect and advance reproductive freedom in California.
#RFW2018 is an opportunity to bring the issues HOME! At #RFW2018 you will meet with your legislator at the district office to talk about how important reproductive freedom is to your local community.
To join your region advocacy action event email your name and region to RFW@reproductivefreedomca.org.
The California Coalition for Reproductive Freedom (CCRF) is a statewide coalition of more than 35 diverse organizations working to promote sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice.
CCRF supports safe access to quality comprehensive reproductive health care for all Californians.
#RFW2018 is an opportunity for organizations across the state to galvanize their constituents to advocate for critical reproductive health, rights, and justice bills.
The power of over 35 CCRF member organizations working together is how California remains a leader in reproductive health and rights policy.
#RFW2018 demonstrates the need for our California to keep its focus on continued expansion of comprehensive quality reproductive health care for all Californians, regardless of income , race, immigration status or region.


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After registration has been confirmed, which should take up to 24 hours, the next step is to create the advert for your product. Using sharp, clear photos with a detailed description of the product, you need to make sure the buyer would feel comfortable and informed enough to buy from you. Payment for this advert is taken in the form of credit card. As a Dealer, there is an option of setting up a quarterly invoice scheme – whatever is easiest for you.
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Citizens bank mortgage
Posted on 14.10.2021 14.10.2021 by Tanishq Manhas
Citizens Bank & Trust is a full-service financial institution, with a wide range of account and loan products tailored to fit your individual needs. Log into My Account to make your monthly payment. You will need your loan number, bank account number and routing number. Mobile Payment: Download our app1 to. Citizens Bank & Trust Company is an independent, community bank serving LOCATION and surrounding areas.
Polk County's Bank Since
From first homes to first cars, births to college tuition, and business start-ups to retirement planning, Citizens Bank & Trust has proudly served Polk County since We are local bankers who work for, live in, and support this wonderful community we all call home. We know how hard you work and you deserve a bank that works just as hard for you. We're here for the long haul for you and your financial needs.
Citizens Bank & Trust is a full-service financial institution, with a wide range of account and loan products tailored to fit your individual needs. Additionally, we offer the most experienced group of wealth management, trust and private banking professionals in the market to assist you.
We take great pride in being Polk County's bank and work every day to serve the financial needs of our customers, while still providing a hometown banking feel. We are a true community bank and will always consider you and your financial needs our number one priority.
We are Citizens Bank & Trust and we are proud to be your bank!
On March 27th,the US government passed The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act due to the COVID outbreak. This $2 trillion economic relief package provides fast and direct economic assistance to American workers, families, and small businesses.
As part of the CARES Act, the government established the Small Business Paycheck Protection Program providing small businesses with the resources needed to maintain payroll, hire back laid-off employees, and cover applicable overhead. And, the Small Business Administration (SBA) will forgive these loans if all employees are kept on the payroll for eight weeks, and the money is used for payroll, rent, mortgage interest, or utilities.
Vernon Scott, Market President, and Anastasia Blaylock, Director of Treasury Management, were heavily involved in building the Payment Protection Program (PPP) loan approval and administration process in mynewextsetup.us for Citizens Bank.
"The responsibility of figuring out how to actually get all of this money into the economy was put on the banks. At the time the Act was passed, there was very little information or guidance on how to make these loans. I've been in banking sinceand I've been through the financial crisis, and there hasn't been anything like this. It was a brand new process we needed to bge bill pay online baltimore gas and electric out," says Vernon.
CITIZENS HOME LOAN®
The Citizens Home Loan® app allows you to easily manage your mortgage while you're on the go as well as see recent home sales and how your home stacks up to other homes in your neighborhood. You'll also find nearby schools, student population and the student-teacher ratio — all simply from your mobile device.
This app is available to all existing Citizens customers.
The Citizens Home Loan app is separate from the Citizens Bank mobile banking app. This app only allows current mortgage customers to manage their Citizens home loan. You cannot manage or access other products such as auto loans, student loans, personal loans or credit cards from this app.
•	Your Loan
Check when your next payment is due and how much you owe
Make a payment or pay an additional principal amount
Use our payment calculator to see how much you could save over the life citizens bank mortgage your loan by making additional payments to farmers state bank cedar rapids principal balance
Set up recurring electronic payments
See recent payment activity
Understand how your payment was applied (principal, interest, escrow, etc.)
•	Your Home and Neighborhood
Review different options to pay down your loan faster
Get info about your home's value
Compare the value of your home to others in your neighborhood
Know who first bank careers colorado your home before you and how much they paid for it
Check out the average household size, growth rate and median age living in your area
See nearby schools, student population and student-teacher ratio
•	Learning Center
What's escrow?
How can I own my home faster?
What options are available if I'm having trouble making my payments?
Contact Customer Service, Monday through Friday from 8 am to 8 pm ET, with our click-to-call right from your mobile device.
PRIVACY & SECURITY:
Your privacy and security are our top priority. Visit mynewextsetup.us to learn more.
© Copyright Citizens Financial Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
Citizens is a brand name of Citizens Bank, N.A. (NMLS ID# ).
Mortgages are offered and originated by Citizens Bank, N.A. Loans are subject to approval. Rates are subject to change. Equal Housing Lender.
Terrible app
Honestly, this app is just a joke. I can't log in half of the time (even though I am perfectly able to with the same user/password on the desktop website). And when Us bank 1098 form online am lucky enough to be able to log in, the only thing I am really able to do is see my mortgage balance -the app refuses to let me do literally anything else.
Oh, and since Citizens forces me to pay via a Citizens account, why can't you guys integrate both platforms? I understand you want to keep things separate so your lending portfolio can be sold down the road, but at least keep things together on the customer side!
We're sorry to hear your experience with our app has been less than satisfactory and you're unable to enjoy the many features our app has to offer. We'd like to research this further if you can provide more details. You can send us a secure message through our website at mynewextsetup.us We can then troubleshoot any issues that may be specific to your individual loan. We appreciate your patience as we continue to develop and improve our online experience. Additionally, we'll use your feedback for possible future enhancements. Thanks for being our Customer.
I have been using this app for a year. For whatever reason I have issues on the desktop. And the functionality of this app is horrible. Basically all you can do is pay your bill. Can't look at a statement. And beaver lake oklahoma you are enrolled in autopay it doesn't count auto pay as a scheduled payment. Nor does it show it it is still pending or anything. It acts like it doesn't exist until it is applied to the account.
Thanks for taking the time to provide a review. We're sorry to hear you're not enjoying the many features of our app. The details of your automatic payments can be found by going to the Home screen and touching "View autopay details". We're continually looking for ways to improve the online experience and appreciate your feedback. If there's anything more we can do to help, just let us know. Thanks for being our Customer.
The app has never given me any issues and I have had it for about 2ish years. I can check my monthly payments and also adjust it to make additional payments on principal. I can also change the auto debit date. The app is almost perfect, it would be great independent financial jobs I can also have the features on my Citizens Bank app instead of having two apps for the same company. But other than that it is all great!
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Citizens Financial Group
Eastern U.S. bank
For other banks with similar names, see Citizens Bank (disambiguation).
Citizens Financial Group, Inc. is an American bank headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island, which operates in the states of Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.
Between and its initial public offering, Citizens was a wholly owned subsidiary of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group.[2] The group sold its last % stake in the company in October [3]
Citizens operates more than 1, branches[4] and over 3, ATMs[5] across 11 states under the Citizens Bank brand.[6]
Citizens ranks 22nd on the List of largest banks in the United States in
Former Citizens Savings Bank building in Canonicus Square
Early history[edit]
Citizens was established in as the High Street Bank in Providence, Rhode Island.[7][8] Inthe Rhode Island legislature gave a second charter to establish the Citizens Savings Bank which eventually acquired its parent group to form Citizens Trust Company.[7][8] The bank then expanded through Rhode Island, opening a total of 29 branches in that state. It established Citizens Financial Group as a holding company when the bank acquired The Greenville Trust Company in
InCitizens changed status from a mutual savings bank to a federal stock savings bank. Expansion into other states began with Massachusetts in
RBS ownership[edit]
Citizens Bank headquarters in downtown Providence, constructed
InRoyal Bank of Scotland Group acquired Citizens.[8] Under RBS ownership, Citizens acquired several smaller banks in New England to become the second largest bank in the region. Inin conjunction with the acquisition of First NH Bank, the Bank of Ireland gained a % stake in Citizens, which RBS then acquired two years later to resume % ownership.
InCitizens acquired the United States Trust Company of Boston and the retail banking business of State Street Corporation, significantly increasing its footprint in Massachusetts.[9]
Expansion outside New England began inwhen RBS purchased the retail banking division of Mellon Financial Corporation in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware for $2 billion. At one citizens bank mortgage, Citizens Bank became citizens bank mortgage second-largest bank in Pennsylvania, and a major bank in both Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.[10]
In Julythe bank purchased the naming rights to the new home field of the Philadelphia Phillies, which was named Citizens Bank Park.[11]
On January 17,Citizens Financial Group purchased Commonwealth Bancorp, the holding company for Commonwealth Bank, based in Norristown, Pennsylvania.[12]
InRBS purchased the credit card division of Connecticut-based People's Bank.[13][14] This purchase allowed Citizens to issue and market its own credit cards.
Charter One Financial[edit]
In AugustCitizens Financial acquired Cleveland-based Charter One Financial, parent company of Citizens bank mortgage One Bank, with branches in Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, upstate New York, and Vermont for $ billion.[15][16] Because Citizens Republic Bancorp of Flint, Michigan already operated under the Citizens Bank name in most of Charter One's territory, Citizens Financial elected to keep the Charter One name in Charter One's Midwestern footprint. However, it re-branded the New York and Vermont branches as Citizens Bank. This purchase made Citizens Financial the 12th largest bank in the United States with over $ billion in assets and 1, branches across 13 states.[16]
In earlythe Charter One name replaced the Citizens Bank banner on seven branches in Butler County, Pennsylvania. This rebranding resolved a 3½-year-old name dispute with Butler-based Citizens National Bank. By midCitizens National and Citizens Financial agreed to a compromise. I m yours jason mraz lyrics National Bank changed its name to NexTier Bank, while the Citizens Financial Group branches reverted to the "Citizens Bank" name.[17]
A new corporate logo designed to show Citizens Bank's connection to the Royal Bank of Scotland debuted on April 26,
In JulyCitizens Bank eliminated the mortgage department in Michigan and terminated over employees.
On September 1,the individual banks under Citizens Financial Group, excluding Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania, merged into RBS Citizens, N.A.[18]
In NovemberCharter One sold its network of 65 branches in Indiana to Old National Bank which rebranded them under the Old National Bank banner.[19][20] The transaction closed in June
InCitizens sold 94 branches in metropolitan Chicago to U.S. Bancorp.[21][22]
Citizens Republic Bancorp was founded in Flint, Michigan in and merged with Republic Bank in InCitizens Republic prevailed in a case to prevent Citizens Financial from using the similar name in Michigan and Ohio.[23]FirstMerit Bank acquired Citizens Republic in and rebranded all branches as FirstMerit until when Huntington Bancshares acquired FirstMerit.[24] With conflicting names no longer an issue, Citizens Bank announced June 30,that Charter One branches in Michigan and Ohio would be rebranded as Citizens Bank. The name change officially took place on April 27,bringing to an end the name Charter One in Cleveland; the city in which it was founded.[25][26]
Financial crisis[edit]
In MayCitizens Financial Group failed to publicly announce that it was under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its involvement in the sub-prime mortgage crisis that devastated the U.S. housing market and bond investors around the world.[27] The SEC only investigated banks if suspected of involvement in the purchase and sale of subprime securities.[28]
Inthe company lost $ million and anticipated writing off $2 billion in bad loans.[29] Royal Bank of Scotland posted the biggest loss in British corporate history and announced cost-cutting measures at Citizens.[30]
A Philadelphia developer sued Citizens Bank January 27,for $8 billion, under a claim that the bank used sham accusations of default to recall loans in an effort to prop up its failing parent companies, Citizens Financial Group and "its ultimate parent, The Royal Bank of Scotland Group."[31]
The Road to IPO[edit]
Following the effective nationalization of RBS inspeculation arose as to whether RBS would retain Citizens Bank. Inpublic pressure in the United Kingdom grew for RBS to focus on its home market and sell foreign assets, including Citizens Bank, in order for UK taxpayers to earn their money back. Substantial interest in Citizens Bank had been rumored from other foreign banks such as Brazil-based Itaú Unibanco and Canada-based Toronto-Dominion Bank, the latter of which already had an existing U.S. branch network that overlapped with the existing Citizen footprint east of the Appalachian Mountains.[32] The Bank of Montreal, with its existing U.S. presence, was also mentioned as a possible buyer.[33] U.S. banks mentioned as potential Citizens buyers included JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, U.S. Bancorp, PNC Financial Services, and Fifth Third Bank.[33][34]
In FebruaryRBS confirmed at least a partial spinoff of Citizens through an initial public offering within the next two years. Then in OctoberRBS announced it would sell its Chicago-area branches, which represented 6% of its U.S. deposits;[35] Citizens later agreed to sell those branches to U.S. Bancorp on January 7, [36] Finally in November eastern bank wilmington ma hours, RBS announced that it would divest all of Citizens Financial Group.[37]
The bank began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol CFG on September 24,raising $3 billion.[38] By AprilRBS Group's shareholding in the bank had dropped to %.[39] A further sale in July reduced RBS' stake to %.[40] RBS sold its remaining stake in the bank in October [41] However, Citizens still uses the RBS citizens bank mortgage wheel" logo.
In Juneit was announced that Citizens Financial Group had joined the Fortune for the first time.[42]
Misappropriation of depositor funds[edit]
In Augustthe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and other federal regulators levied nearly $35 million in penalties against Citizens Bank "for failing to credit to customers' accounts the full amount of their deposits". The regulators declared that, from to"The bank's actions resulted in consumers being shorted millions of dollars".[43][44] Joint action by the CFPB, the FDIC, and the Comptroller of the Currency determined that Citizens Bank had engaged in "deceptive practices" by "fail[ing] to give customers their full deposits at times when the size of the deposit didn't match the number written on deposit slips", despite promising to correct such discrepancies, instead pocketing the difference.[45] The bank was required to reimburse its customers for lost funds as well as pay roughly $20 million in fines to the three agencies.[43]The New York Times said that Citizens Bank's misconduct "is appalling precisely because it is so basic", demonstrating that "regulators like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are a necessary defense against a system prone to abuses".[46]
Paul Manafort investigation[edit]
On May 12,The Wall Street Journal reported that the United States Department of Justice requested from numerous banks, including Citizens, Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort's transaction records. According to the article, the request was related to the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the United States elections. Manafort reportedly secured a million-dollar loan from Citizens in [47]
On February 26,Bloomberg News reported that Citizens' stock price dropped percent after U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's indictment of Manafort was released, appearing to indicate that Citizens was the "Lender B" cited as having lent million dollars to the former campaign manager of President Trump.[48]
Franklin American Mortgage[edit]
In AugustCitizens completed its acquisition of Franklin American Mortgage in a deal valued at $ Million, expanding its presence into Tennessee and Texas.[49]
HSBC Bank USA Acquisition[edit]
On May 26,Citizens entered into an agreement with HSBC Bank USA to purchase HSBC's retail operations on the East Coast, including 90 branches in New York City, Washington D.C., and Southeast Florida. Under the agreement, Citizens will acquire approximately $ billion in deposits and approximately $ billion in loans.[50][51]
Investors Bancorp Acquisition[edit]
In JulyCitizens announced plans to acquire New Jersey-based bank holding company Investors Bancorp for $ billion. Citizens anticipates taking over more than branches with the deal.[52][53][54]
Citizens' branch footprint
Branches[edit]
Like several other banks, Citizens has agreements with several supermarket chains to locate bank branches in the stores. The greatest number of these are in Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle stores, most of which were acquired in the acquisition of Mellon Financial Corporation's retail banking division. Citizens also operates branches inside many Stop & Shop and Shaw's stores in New England. One unique aspect at Citizens branches inside supermarkets is full-service banking from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, when banks, including Citizens standalone branches, are traditionally closed. This made Citizens one of the first banks in North America to operate on Sundays.[citation needed]
In SeptemberGiant Eagle announced a new agreement with Huntington Bank in which Huntington would open branches in several stores in Ohio and West Virginia and will replace existing branches of other banks when the store's agreements with those banks expire.[55]
On June 25,Citizens Bank announced would sell 18 citizens bank mortgage in upstate New York as it prepared to open 57 branches downstate. Community Bank System Inc. of DeWitt, New York purchased the branches in Ausable Forks, Champlain, Fort Covington, Indian Lake, Lake Placid, Lyons Falls, Long Lake, Malone, Newcomb, North Creek, Plattsburgh, Saranac Lake, Ticonderoga, Tupper Lake and Whitehall.[56] The sale completed on November 7,
In OctoberCitizens Bank opened a full-service branch inside a Dunkin' Donuts in Bellingham, Massachusetts. The branch offers teller windows, a full-service automated teller machine (ATM) and Dunkin' Donuts promotions for using the bank's services.[57]
Citizens was one of the first banks in the US to use Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology on its ATM cards, via MasterCard PayPass. In latehowever, Citizens began reissuing its cards under Visa without the RFID technology.[citation needed]
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