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A Survey of Methods to Interpolate, Distribute and Extra- polate Time Series
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Jose Manuel Pavía-Miralles
This survey provides an overview with a broad coverage of the literature on methods for temporal disaggregation and benchmarking. Dozens of methods, procedures and algorithms have been proposed in the statistical and economic literature to solve the problem of transforming a low-frequency series into a high-frequency one. This paper classifies and reviews the procedures, provides interesting discussion on the history of the methodological development in this literature and permits to identify the assets and drawbacks of each method, to comprehend the current state of art on the subject and to identify the topics in need of further development. It would be useful for readers who are interested in the techniques but are not yet familiar with the literature and also for researchers who would like to keep up with the recent developments in this area. After reading the article the reader should have a good understanding of the most important approaches, their shortcomings and advantages, and be able to make an informed judgment on which methods are most suitable for his or her purpose. Interested readers, however, will not find much detail of the methods reviewed. Due to the broadness of the subjects and the large number of studies being referenced, it is provided some general assessments on the methods revised without great detailed analysis. This review article could serve as a brief introduction to the literature on temporal disaggregation.
Adjustment, Benchmarking, High Frequency, Quarterly Accounts, Reconciliation, Temporal Disaggregation
J. Pavía-Miralles, "A Survey of Methods to Interpolate, Distribute and Extra- polate Time Series," Journal of Service Science and Management, Vol. 3 No. 4, 2010, pp. 449-463. doi: 10.4236/jssm.2010.34051.
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I met Darren when I was in middle school. We were friends for years but not really outside of our youth group. When I was about 16, I started to have an innocent little crush on this flirtatious soccer/baseball playing carefree guy. I even had a dream that I would marry him. The crush became mutual and the first time he kissed me, I said "It's about time" :) 6 years later we were married (April 21, 2007) and now have been married for almost 10 years. Through the years, we've definitely grown up together. He's my best friend. I miss him when he's not around. He makes me laugh and he makes my heart smile. He knows what I'm thinking just by my facial expressions (which by the way are pretty much an open book). To say I've been blessed to have the opportunity to love this amazing man is an understatement. He's a hard worker and he makes me feel loved and protected. I'm a lucky girl. He's also an amazing daddy to our sweet little boys. It was always hard to imagine that I could possibly love him more but seeing him now with our kids.... well... it's awesome.
We've had an interesting past few years. Drastic decisions always lead to lessons learned. Hard lessons. Lessons that have made us step back, relinquish control and let God do His thing. We've moved a "couple" of times (rented our house out, moved in with the inlaws for almost a year, then into an apartment, condo, bought a townhouse, sold the townhouse, moved into my parents' basement, whew!). I had major surgery (Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy- 2013) after years of not being able to lose weight on my own (see progress page). Darren had a couple job changes, as did I. So we will continue to make decisions (preferably after much prayer) and we will surely learn more lessons. But that's what life is about.
We were married for 7 years before kids came into the picture. This wasn't necessarily by our choice. For years, we wanted children. We sat back while all our friends were having kids. We were heartbroken and often asked God "why not us?". But, man oh man, does God know what He's doing. I can look back over those years now and see the "why". We weren't ready! We weren't ready to sacrifice ourselves or for the responsibility, among other things I'm sure.
So now, we are insanely blessed with 2 amazing little boys. When Maddox (our firstborn) came along, I felt like my heart could explode. I look at him often and think "Lord, thank you for this amazing miracle you've blessed me with". Now... he's 2 so, of course, he has his typical 2 year old moments but he is the sweetest and funniest and cutest kid I've ever come across. I'm allowed to say that... I'm his mama. Then 21 months later, we were blessed with baby #2... Sawyer. I was scared out of my mind to have 2 so close together but I can't imagine life any other way. I love watching these boys grow and I'm so happy to be their mama.
So from here....I will keep working on me. I will work hard to accomplish my many goals and dreams. I will decorate and be proud of whatever home I'm in at the moment. I will strive to be the healthiest and fittest I've ever been. I will be a better wife, a better friend, and a better person all around.
Feel free to stick around and see where this life takes us. I'd love to get to know you as well.
I am looking forward to keeping up!!!
I'm just loving your blog here! Where are you located (since you said you are in the South.. me too!)?
Just found your blog after noticing your comment on the Nester's blog. We seem to live in the same area! Looking forward to checking everything out around here. :) Take care!


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namespace blink {

namespace {

DOMException* convertControlTransferParameters(
    WebUSBDevice::TransferDirection direction,
    const USBControlTransferParameters& parameters,
    WebUSBDevice::ControlTransferParameters* webParameters)
{
    webParameters->direction = direction;

    if (parameters.requestType() == "standard")
        webParameters->type = WebUSBDevice::RequestType::Standard;
    else if (parameters.requestType() == "class")
        webParameters->type = WebUSBDevice::RequestType::Class;
    else if (parameters.requestType() == "vendor")
        webParameters->type = WebUSBDevice::RequestType::Vendor;
    else
        return DOMException::create(TypeMismatchError, "The control transfer requestType parameter is invalid.");

    if (parameters.recipient() == "device")
        webParameters->recipient = WebUSBDevice::RequestRecipient::Device;
    else if (parameters.recipient() == "interface")
        webParameters->recipient = WebUSBDevice::RequestRecipient::Interface;
    else if (parameters.recipient() == "endpoint")
        webParameters->recipient = WebUSBDevice::RequestRecipient::Endpoint;
    else if (parameters.recipient() == "other")
        webParameters->recipient = WebUSBDevice::RequestRecipient::Other;
    else
        return DOMException::create(TypeMismatchError, "The control transfer recipient parameter is invalid.");

    webParameters->request = parameters.request();
    webParameters->value = parameters.value();
    webParameters->index = parameters.index();
    return nullptr;
}

String convertTransferStatus(const WebUSBTransferInfo::Status& status)
{
    switch (status) {
    case WebUSBTransferInfo::Status::Ok:
        return "ok";
    case WebUSBTransferInfo::Status::Stall:
        return "stall";
    case WebUSBTransferInfo::Status::Babble:
        return "babble";
    default:
        ASSERT_NOT_REACHED();
        return "";
    }
}

class GetConfigurationPromiseAdapter : public WebCallbacks<uint8_t, const WebUSBError&> {
public:
    GetConfigurationPromiseAdapter(USBDevice* device, ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver) : m_device(device), m_resolver(resolver) {}

    void onSuccess(uint8_t value) override
    {
        if (!m_resolver->executionContext() || m_resolver->executionContext()->activeDOMObjectsAreStopped())
            return;
        m_resolver->resolve(USBConfiguration::createFromValue(m_device, value));
    }

    void onError(const WebUSBError& e) override
    {
        if (!m_resolver->executionContext() || m_resolver->executionContext()->activeDOMObjectsAreStopped())
            return;
        m_resolver->reject(USBError::take(m_resolver, e));
    }

private:
    Persistent<USBDevice> m_device;
    Persistent<ScriptPromiseResolver> m_resolver;
};

class InputTransferResult {
    WTF_MAKE_NONCOPYABLE(InputTransferResult);
public:
    using WebType = OwnPtr<WebUSBTransferInfo>;

    static USBInTransferResult* take(ScriptPromiseResolver*, PassOwnPtr<WebUSBTransferInfo> webTransferInfo)
    {
        return USBInTransferResult::create(convertTransferStatus(webTransferInfo->status), webTransferInfo->data);
    }

private:
    InputTransferResult() = delete;
};

class OutputTransferResult {
    WTF_MAKE_NONCOPYABLE(OutputTransferResult);
public:
    using WebType = OwnPtr<WebUSBTransferInfo>;

    static USBOutTransferResult* take(ScriptPromiseResolver*, PassOwnPtr<WebUSBTransferInfo> webTransferInfo)
    {
        return USBOutTransferResult::create(convertTransferStatus(webTransferInfo->status), webTransferInfo->bytesWritten);
    }

private:
    OutputTransferResult() = delete;
};

class BufferSource {
    WTF_MAKE_NONCOPYABLE(BufferSource);
public:
    BufferSource(const ArrayBufferOrArrayBufferView& buffer) : m_buffer(buffer)
    {
        ASSERT(!m_buffer.isNull());
    }

    uint8_t* data() const
    {
        if (m_buffer.isArrayBuffer())
            return static_cast<uint8_t*>(m_buffer.getAsArrayBuffer()->data());
        return static_cast<uint8_t*>(m_buffer.getAsArrayBufferView()->baseAddress());
    }

    unsigned size() const
    {
        if (m_buffer.isArrayBuffer())
            return m_buffer.getAsArrayBuffer()->byteLength();
        return m_buffer.getAsArrayBufferView()->byteLength();
    }

private:
    const ArrayBufferOrArrayBufferView& m_buffer;
};

} // namespace

HeapVector<Member<USBConfiguration>> USBDevice::configurations() const
{
    HeapVector<Member<USBConfiguration>> configurations;
    for (size_t i = 0; i < info().configurations.size(); ++i)
        configurations.append(USBConfiguration::create(this, i));
    return configurations;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::open(ScriptState* scriptState)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->open(new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    setContext(scriptState->executionContext());
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::close(ScriptState* scriptState)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->close(new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    setContext(nullptr);
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::getConfiguration(ScriptState* scriptState)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->getConfiguration(new GetConfigurationPromiseAdapter(this, resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::setConfiguration(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t configurationValue)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->setConfiguration(configurationValue, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::claimInterface(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t interfaceNumber)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->claimInterface(interfaceNumber, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::releaseInterface(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t interfaceNumber)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->releaseInterface(interfaceNumber, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::setInterface(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t interfaceNumber, uint8_t alternateSetting)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->setInterface(interfaceNumber, alternateSetting, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::controlTransferIn(ScriptState* scriptState, const USBControlTransferParameters& setup, unsigned length)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    WebUSBDevice::ControlTransferParameters parameters;
    DOMException* error = convertControlTransferParameters(WebUSBDevice::TransferDirection::In, setup, &parameters);
    if (error)
        resolver->reject(error);
    else
        m_device->controlTransfer(parameters, nullptr, length, 0, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<InputTransferResult, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::controlTransferOut(ScriptState* scriptState, const USBControlTransferParameters& setup)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    WebUSBDevice::ControlTransferParameters parameters;
    DOMException* error = convertControlTransferParameters(WebUSBDevice::TransferDirection::Out, setup, &parameters);
    if (error)
        resolver->reject(error);
    else
        m_device->controlTransfer(parameters, nullptr, 0, 0, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<OutputTransferResult, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::controlTransferOut(ScriptState* scriptState, const USBControlTransferParameters& setup, const ArrayBufferOrArrayBufferView& data)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    WebUSBDevice::ControlTransferParameters parameters;
    DOMException* error = convertControlTransferParameters(WebUSBDevice::TransferDirection::Out, setup, &parameters);
    if (error) {
        resolver->reject(error);
    } else {
        BufferSource buffer(data);
        m_device->controlTransfer(parameters, buffer.data(), buffer.size(), 0, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<OutputTransferResult, USBError>(resolver));
    }
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::clearHalt(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t endpointNumber)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->clearHalt(endpointNumber, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::transferIn(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t endpointNumber, unsigned length)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->transfer(WebUSBDevice::TransferDirection::In, endpointNumber, nullptr, length, 0, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<InputTransferResult, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::transferOut(ScriptState* scriptState, uint8_t endpointNumber, const ArrayBufferOrArrayBufferView& data)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    BufferSource buffer(data);
    m_device->transfer(WebUSBDevice::TransferDirection::Out, endpointNumber, buffer.data(), buffer.size(), 0, new CallbackPromiseAdapter<OutputTransferResult, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

ScriptPromise USBDevice::reset(ScriptState* scriptState)
{
    ScriptPromiseResolver* resolver = ScriptPromiseResolver::create(scriptState);
    ScriptPromise promise = resolver->promise();
    m_device->reset(new CallbackPromiseAdapter<void, USBError>(resolver));
    return promise;
}

void USBDevice::contextDestroyed()
{
    m_device->close(new WebUSBDeviceCloseCallbacks());
}

DEFINE_TRACE(USBDevice)
{
    ContextLifecycleObserver::trace(visitor);
}

} // namespace blink

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Q: C# WinForms - Listview loading Images I have loaded a  collection of images into a folder(icons), and I am wondering how I can load all of these into a listview during the startup of the program. I am trying to get them to load into the view, showing the picture with a caption or description under the image.
After this, I plan(somehow) to select one and click within a picturebox to add the icon within the box at the mouse cursor.
I am relatively new to doing these types of things within C#.

A: I think you need the ListView.LargeImageList or ListView.SmallImageList property.
Note that their default value is null, meaning that you have to assign a new ImageList object to them. After this you can load your images to the ImageList.
You can then set the index of the image to display with the ListViewItem.ImageIndex property.
As for loading images from files, you can use the Image.FromFile method.
I am not quite sure that I understand completely what you're trying to achieve from this point on, but I think the ListView.ItemSelectionChanged event can give you what you want.

A: ListView does not support embedded PictureBoxes or other controls, but you can use ImageList as ShdNx noted.
Be sure to do loading on separate thread and synchronize properly (i.e. call BeginInvoke when updating the ImageList). This will ensure your UI won't hang during loading.
There is also 3rd party component Better Thumbnail Browser for exactly this (it supports automatic loading from a folder, database or other source, zooming, check boxes, multi-pass loading, image caching and many other goodies):

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Explaining the Blaine Amendment and if SCOTUS killed it
By Kimberly Winston
|Religion News Service
A school bus arrives at Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbia, Missouri on the morning of Oct. 18, 2016. (Credit: Sally Morrow/RNS.)
This week, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Columbia, Missouri church-run day care center seeking state funding for some chopped-up tires for its playground surface. At issue was the Missouri Constitution's Blaine-type Amendment, which the state claimed prevented giving money — even for playground equipment — to a religious institution. The court ruled in favor of Trinity Lutheran Church. Was this the death knell for the little-known but widespread Blaine Amendment? Who was Blaine and would he have wanted to prevent a Midwestern day care center from padding the ground below its swing set and slide? Let us 'Splain …
What is the Blaine Amendment and where does it live?
The original Blaine Amendment was proposed in 1875 by James G. Blaine, a Republican U.S. representative from Maine who served as speaker of the House. He wanted to prevent government money from funding religious schools so he proposed a constitutional amendment intended to fortify the First Amendment's establishment clause — the one about the separation of church and state.
But Blaine's amendment didn't pass. Instead, states took it up, and many put it in their constitutions. Fun fact — some legal scholars point out that several state constitutions have similar clauses that pre-date the Blaine Amendment, so they prefer the term "no-aid amendments." In fact, many signed an amici brief in Trinity Lutheran case stating just that. Today, 37 states, including Missouri, have Blaine-type amendments on the books.
Why did Blaine want to emphasize the establishment clause? Isn't it strong enough to keep government funds out of religious institutions?
To the time machine! Set the dial to the late 19th century. At that time, there was an influx of Catholic immigrants to the U.S., prompting a wave of anti-Catholic sentiment. This is also the time public education flourished. But Catholics were concerned by the Protestant religious practices that were then commonplace in public schools — daily Bible readings, prayer, etc. — but all from a Protestant perspective.
Catholics established their own parochial schools. The original Blaine Amendment was an attempt — some legal scholars say a biased one — to ensure no public money went to Catholic schools.
The establishment clause expressly prohibits government establishment of a religion. Blaine Amendments deal only with money. So the establishment clause is used to argue over creches or crosses on public land while Blaine Amendments are used to keep money from advancing a religious belief or a religious group.
And that is where things get tricky; not all Blaine Amendments are the same. Some are more restrictive than others. Florida, Georgia, Colorado, Wisconsin, Arizona and Ohio all have Blaine Amendments on the books, but they have reached different decisions in cases involving school vouchers and religious schools.
So what's the big deal about this week's case and the decision for the church?
The big deal is what it may mean for voucher programs. Even though the issue in Trinity Lutheran v. Comer was playground equipment, some see the court's 7-2 decision in favor of the church as a sign that school voucher programs, which both President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos support, would survive future legal challenges. Currently, more than a dozen states have school voucher programs that involve religious schools.
"This decision has implications beyond scrap tires and church playgrounds," Michael Bindas, an attorney with the Institute for Justice, said in a statement. "The Court's reasoning sends a strong signal that, just as the Court would not tolerate the use of a Blaine Amendment to exclude a religious preschool from a playground resurfacing program, it will not tolerate the use of Blaine Amendments to exclude religious options from school choice programs."
But don't plan a funeral dirge for the Blaine Amendments yet. Secular groups have pledged to fight. Americans United for Separation of Church and State called the ruling "harmful."
"The religious freedom protections enshrined in state constitutions are worth more than resurfacing a playground," the Rev. Barry Lynn, AU's outgoing executive director, said in a statement. "This ruling threatens to open the door to more taxpayer support for religion, which is at odds with our history, traditions and common sense."

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Conroy releases key telco reforms
As expected, Communications Minister Stephen Conroy this afternoon released the final versions of five key regulatory instruments which will pave the way for Telstra to file its long-awaited structural separation undertaking with the competition regulator.
Following the signing yesterday of Telstra's $11 billion deal with NBN Co and the Government, Telstra will also now file a plan under which its fixed-line customers will be migrated to the NBN infrastructure. The documents are:
The Telecommunications (Acceptance of Undertaking about Structural Separation—Matters) Instrument 2011: Which sets out the matters which the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission must have regard to when deciding whether to accept Telstra's structural separation undertaking;
The Telecommunications (Structural Separation—Networks and Services Exemption) Instrument (No.1) 2011: Which exempts certain networks and services from the scope of Telstra's undertaking;
The Telecommunications (Migration Plan Principles) Determination 2011: Which sets out mandatory elements of the plan to progressively migrate Telstra's fixed-line customers onto the National Broadband Network;
The Telecommunications (Migration Plan—Specified Matters) Instrument 2011: Which sets out matters that the migration plan may contain, in addition to those specified under the Telecommunications Act. In addition, it also sets out matters that the migration plan must not contain; and
The Telecommunications (Regulated Services) Determination (No. 1) 2011: Which determines telecommunications services to which the transparency and equivalence measures set out in Telstra's undertaking must apply.
All of the documents are available online from the website of the Department of Communications, Broadband and the Digital Economy.
Conroy said the reforms provided a "once in a generation opportunity" to create a level playing field in the telecommunications sector and allow competition and investment to "flourish" for the venefit of consumers.
"The instruments I made today will require Telstra to make new commitments to equivalence and provide for stronger transparency measures during Telstra's transition to full structural separation," he said.
"The delivery of this structural reform, in parallel with the rollout of the National Broadband Network, will finally enable all Australians to have better and fairer access to world class broadband services at affordable prices."
The documents have incorporated changes made as a result of a recent public consultation process, which ended on 15 June. Not everyone was satisfied with the instruments the way they were drafted. Earlier this month, Optus, for example, slammed the drafts, according to a report published by ZDNet.com.au, claiming they would do nothing to improve the telco market before the completion of the NBN rollout.
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Telstra's structural separation: It's here
Telstra lodges separation plan with ACCC
Telstra addresses SSU complaints
ACCC accepts Telstra separation undertaking
Telstra files revised Structural Separation Undertaking
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NightKhaos 24/06/2011 at 4:05 pm
Micheal, can we expect some of your usual commentary on these documents as well as the Telstra/NBN deal?
*lifts head off desk*
More than likely…but there's a few to get through till I get to these ones! LOL
Martin Eddy 24/06/2011 at 6:52 pm
Well get to it! You've had 3 hours now. I expect a full report on your website by 8PM AEST TODAY!
You're no fun. :(
heh Michael has been doing a stack of writing recently … give the poor guy a break! ;)
Martin Eddy 24/06/2011 at 10:19 pm
It's only 8 articles in a week. Geez anyone wouyld think he actually worked for a living!


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Justice Sikakane is a proud graduate and alumni of Woodbury High School, Class of 2007.
He recently received the 2016 Distinguished Alumni award and honor. He also delivered the keynote address to the hundreds in attendance for his acceptance of the award at the High School.
Today, Justice holds the position of Lead Salesforce.com Administrator/Configuration Developer for Cargill. The largest privately company in the U.S. Prior to Cargill, Justice consulted as an IT Professional for a number of companies; including 3M and Allianz Insurance Company of North America among other Fortune 500 companies.
In the past year, he's emerged as a speaker at industry events and conferences as a subject matter expert in his field. Justice presented in San Francisco, CA last year at what is referred by many in the industry as the largest software conference in North America. Additionally, Justice is an avid volunteer for a strong passion of his; which is giving back to students in the classroom with Junior Achievement of the Upper Midwest (JAUM). He currently serves as Chair for the strategic partnership between Cargill and JAUM. From these experiences Justice has had multiple publications featuring him and his efforts to give back to surrounding communities and classrooms. He's published several articles around his field of work with the intent to aid in the learning journey of others. He maintains 100+ trailhead badges – which is Salesforce's free learning option for increased understanding of their ecosystem, community and culture that is commonly referred to as their Ohana.
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Brought up inanage when ladies apparently rolledalong on wheels, Mr Quarles was peculiarly susceptible to calves.
— 1928 Point Counter Point, ch.20.
"We have a large public that is very ignorant about world affairs and very susceptible to simplistic slogans by candidates who appear out of nowhere, have no track record, but mouth appealing slogans"
— Morning Joe, July 13, 2011.


Exiting. I should be scared, but I'm not. I found out yesterday, I think that I do not have a summer job as of right now. The place I worked at last year isn't busy so they aren't hiring full-time summer help. Boo. That just rips my summer plans to shreds unless I can find one quick. It's nice that they let you know a couple days before graduation, huh?
(You know, women play video games, too).
Well, after messing around with trying to find "just the right" plugin to do what I need, I have decided to write my own CMS. Amelie just finished hers and I think that is what pushed me to decide to do it. I want to be able to manipulate my CMS to do EXACTLY what I want, and not just find a plugin that is adequate.
I know it is going to take a lot or work and will most likely take me through the summer to get it doing exactly what I need but that is okay because it is a learning process and I intend to take it seriously instead of just throwing it together. I am using The Build A Blog Tutorial as a guide, in a way, but I'm adding all sorts of new features and obviously upping the security. I'm not entirely sure if I'm ready for this, but sometimes you just have to jump in the water head first and make yourself swim. Let's hope I don't drown! We'll see... I know I'll have to work on my writing. To be honest, my cursive handwriting is probably the worst of my entire class. But I'll fix it!
In non-geeky news, I had the worst shower this morning! My husband tried calling me like 5 times and as soon as I would answer, it would end the call. I was getting severely upset so I got up and decided to get in the shower to get ready for class. I get in the shower and am in there for, oh about 3 minutes, when my phone rings again.
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The ezCater app enables businesspeople to order food for any business meeting or event, anywhere in the United States. Whether you need food delivered in a new location while traveling for a business meeting or you're looking for new options to add to your regular office delivery mix, ezCater's marketplace of 45,000+ vetted restaurants and caterers makes it easy to find a reliable local caterer without endless hours of Google searching and calling. Online receipts make expense reporting a breeze, while reviews and on-time delivery ratings make vendor selection as effortless as possible. If any issue ever arises, ezCater's award-winning customer service team will figure it out and make it right for you. Plus, ezCater's ezRewards Program allows you to earn points on every order, which are redeemable for discounts on future orders or for Amazon gift cards. And lastly, ezCater is free. You pay the same as if you ordered directly from the caterer, with no price upcharges or fees.
Say goodbye to time wasted finding restaurants and calling to ask if they provide business catering or deliver to your location. With ezCater, you can instantly filter by delivery address, food type, budget, headcount and more. Then, create, cancel, or modify orders 24/7/365. See your entire order history, re-order with just a couple of clicks, or set a customized schedule for routine orders.
Because ezCater is the only nationwide marketplace for business catering, it has you covered, whether you need food for a meeting across town or across the country. Confidently choose a caterer by relying on ezCater's vetting process, plus its 500,000+ on-time ratings and reviews from businesspeople just like you.
ezCater is backed by a group of award-winning Customer Support "Ninjas" that are there to help via phone, online chat, text or email. Once your order is placed, the team checks it for quality and completeness and confirms it has been processed by the caterer. A few hours before your event, a rep will double-confirm with the caterer and send you a text that your order is all set. If an issue arises, ezCater's team will handle it and make it right as quickly as possible so you can get back to your busy workday, meeting or event with peace of mind.
Never worry about losing or accidentally throwing away a business catering receipt again. Invoices are stored online and are retrievable indefinitely, and you can complete full expense reports with just a few clicks. Or, turn on ezCater's integration feature to have receipts automatically sent to expense reporting systems like Concur.
ezCater's ezRewards program allows you to earn points for every dollar of food ordered through the app. The more you order, the more you're rewarded. Redeem points in exchange for Amazon gift cards, or extend your budget by using discounts on future orders.


From high mountain peaks to the depths of massive winding canyons, the wonders of the American Southwest and its magnificent beauty will simply amaze you.
Reflect upon the mystery and wonder of the spectacular rock formations that populate the canyons of the American west and see some of the most incredible natural wonders of the world. Visit the spectacular Grand Canyon, the unique rock formations of Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon, and then top it off with time in Las Vegas and the Nevada countryside exploring everything from alternative energy to atomic testing. From lofty overlooks encompassing thousands of square miles of spectacular canyon country, to trails that meander through cool alpine meadows, this tour has it all.
The sandstone country, home to many of the world's most awe-inspiring canyon environments, cut away deep into the layers of soft stone by water and time. The numerous natural bridges and arches are just a few of the spectacular landscapes that can be seen in this region of the world. This is a landscape that offers far more than meets the eye. It is an arid landscape comprised mostly of the sparse foliage that makes up the Great Basin region, but its sandstone features, from monoliths to canyons thousands of feet deep, beckon artists, photographers and wilderness enthusiasts from all over the world.


Located in Novorossiysk, 5 km from Tsentralny Stadium, Apartment features a living room with a TV. Guests staying at this apartment have access to free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and a balcony. The air-conditioned apartment consists of 1 separate bedroom, 1 bathroom with a hair dryer and a living room. The nearest airport is Anapa Airport, 68 km from the apartment.
Please inform Apartment in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.


Rich Nelson and Jim Bartholomew are On The Air. Together or in separate adventures for quite some time, they've become mainstays in the Chicago and Midwest music scene opening for many National acts and making repeat appearances at such venues as The United Center and White Sox Park.
The Divebombers, Cahoots, The White Saddle Band, etc.) They also possess the ability to sing quite well together.


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Markus Zimmer (* 22. Juni 1966 in Siegen, Nordrhein-Westfalen) ist ein deutscher Filmproduzent.

Leben
Nach Diplom-Abschluss seines Studiums der Betriebswirtschaftslehre an der Universität zu Köln besuchte er von 1992 bis 1996 die Filmhochschule München, Abteilung Produktion und Medienwirtschaft. Von 1999 bis 2016 leitete er als Geschäftsführer den Concorde Filmverleih in Grünwald bei München, von 2018 bis 2021 als Geschäftsführer die Bavaria Filmproduktion, einem Tochterunternehmen der Bavaria Film, in Geiselgasteig bei München.

Filmografie als Produzent
 2001: Vortex (Regie: Michael Pohl, Fantasy Film Festival 2001)
 2003: Rosenstraße (Regie: Margarethe von Trotta), Wettbewerbsbeitrag der Filmfestspiele Venedig 2003 (Preis an Hauptdarstellerin Katja Riemann als Beste Schauspielerin, David di Donatello Award 2003 als Bester Ausländischer Film)
 2004: Bergkristall (Regie: Joseph Vilsmaier)
 2006: Die Wolke (Regie: Gregor Schnitzler, Bayerischer Filmpreis Bester Jugendfilm 2007, Nominierung Deutscher Filmpreis 2007)
 2006: Ich bin die Andere (Regie: Margarethe von Trotta, Internationales Filmfestival Toronto 2006)
 2008: Die Geschichte vom Brandner Kaspar (Regie: Joseph Vilsmaier, Bayerischer Filmpreis 2009 an die Hauptdarsteller Franz Xaver Kroetz und Bully Herbig)
 2009:  Vision – Aus dem Leben der Hildegard von Bingen (Regie: Margarethe von Trotta, Internationales Filmfestival Toronto 2009, Bayerischer Filmpreis 2010 für Hauptdarstellerin Barbara Sukowa)
 2010: Jud Süß – Film ohne Gewissen (Regie: Oskar Roehler, Wettbewerbsbeitrag Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin 2010)
 2012: Bavaria – Traumreise durch Bayern (Regie: Joseph Vilsmaier)
 2013: Rubinrot (Regie: Felix Fuchssteiner)
 2013: Spieltrieb (Regie: Gregor Schnitzler, Montreal World Film Festival 2013, Palm Springs International Film Festival 2014)
 2014: Saphirblau (Regie: Felix Fuchssteiner)
 2015: Die abhandene Welt (Regie: Margarethe von Trotta, Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin 2015 – Berlinale Special)
 2016: Radio Heimat (Regie: Matthias Kuschmann)
 2016: Smaragdgrün (Regie: Felix Fuchssteiner)
 2020: Enfant Terrible (Regie: Oskar Roehler, Official Selection Internationale Filmfestspiele Cannes 2020, Eröffnungsfilm Filmfest Hamburg 2020, Deutscher Filmpreis 2021 an Hauptdarsteller Oliver Masucci)
 2021: Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull (Regie: Detlev Buck)

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Copyright (c) 2004-Present Pivotal Software, Inc.

This program and the accompanying materials are made available under
the terms of the under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

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Global Variables that's commonly used by Automation Framework
Do not import any libraries other than Python Library.

Usage:
from lib.Globals import *

GPHOME - GPDB Home Directory
MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY - GPDB Master Data Directory
PGPORT - Master GPDB Port

@note: Please add Global accordingly and add changelist below

@change: Full Name
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import os
import sys
import socket

"""
Python Environments
"""
GPTEST_LIBPATH = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
mklibpath = lambda *x: os.path.join(GPTEST_LIBPATH, *x)
GPTEST_PATH = os.path.abspath(mklibpath(".."))
GPDATA_PATH = GPTEST_PATH + os.sep + "test_data"
GPDOC_PATH  = GPTEST_PATH + os.sep + "test_docs"
GPTEST_UNIT = GPTEST_PATH + os.sep + "test_libs"
QAUTILS_PATH = GPTEST_PATH + os.sep + "QAUtilities"

"""
Framework Global Values
"""
DBNAME = "gptest"

"""
Unix Environments
"""
USER = os.environ.get( "LOGNAME" )
HOST = socket.gethostname()

"""
GPDB Environments
"""
GPHOME = os.getenv("GPHOME")
GPLIB = GPHOME + os.sep + "lib"
GPLIB_POSTGRES = GPLIB + os.sep + "postgresql"
GPLIB_PYTHON = GPLIB + os.sep + "python"
MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY = os.getenv("MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY")

"""
Postgres Environments
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/libpq-envars.html
@warning: Most of these are not set by default.
"""
PGPORT = os.environ.get("PGPORT")
if PGPORT is None:
    PGPORT = 5432
PGUSER = os.environ.get("PGUSER")
if PGUSER is None:
    PGUSER = USER
PGHOST = os.environ.get("PGHOST")
if PGHOST is None:
    PGHOST = HOST
PGHBA_CONF = "%s/pg_hba.conf" % MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY
PGDATABASE = os.environ.get("PGDATABASE")
if PGDATABASE is None:
    PGDATABASE = DBNAME

PGHOSTADDR = os.environ.get("PGHOSTADDR")
PGPASSWORD = os.environ.get("PGPASSWORD")
PGPASSFILE = os.environ.get("PGPASSFILE")
if PGPASSFILE is None:
    PGPASSFILE = os.getenv("HOME") + os.sep + ".pgpass"
PGAPPNAME = os.environ.get("PGAPPNAME")


Brand new to Playmates Demi is most certainly all women!! This stunning Spanish senorita has a very impressive 36E all natural bust with womanly curves in all the right places!
She has long brown hair with big brown eyes and an exotic look. She has experience of escorting and she really loves her job. She likes to offer a no rush service ensuring you both get to know one another and leave you wanting to see her again and again.


NEW: support for gw (http://www.gdub.rocks/).
Continuous builds with Gradle! Adds a CI-like package to your status bar, showing you the last build-status and let you access the latest build-reports.
GradleCI watches your current project and invokes builds, everytime you're saving a file.
The previously released versions of GradleCI were unintenional buggy. After getting informed that my package will be deprecated during the 1.x-API-release, i took the opportunity to rewrite the mechanisms behind the scenes. During the rewrite i found out that my vision of the package-functionality is unlikely to become realized with the tools of the Atom-environment.
During startup GradleCI tries to call all given build-commands (f.e. gw, gradle) via commandline to find out if Gradle is callable in general and which Version of Gradle will be invoked. The version-number might be used in the future to behave correctly - currently there is no known dependency on your Gradle-version.
If the invokation was successful, the statusbar-item is renamed to the version of Gradle and in the result pane the invoked build-command is being displayed.
After successful startup of the package and everytime you're changing the project-paths (f.e. by adding or removing a project-path), GradleCI tries to find and set the available build-paths.
Currently the identification of build-paths is limited, GradleCI takes every project-path and tries to access a build-file on its base-path. In other words, GradleCI does not recursively search for build-files (although this feature is planned for a future-release).
Every project-path which contains a build-file, which is readable by the current process is added to the list of available buildpaths (this is necessary to handle multiple project-files in a correct manner).
GradleCI observes every pane you have opened. Everytime you're saving a pane, GradleCI tries to get the corresponding build-path. If a build-path can be identified the build is scheduled. You're also able to invoke build manually by using the menu-entry.
GradleCI enqueues all builds after the FIFO-principle. If you're changing a file in a project-directory, which currently gets built, a second build is scheduled for that directory. This is done because GradleCI is not caching your project (for performance reasons) and i'm not able to predict if your file changes will be recognized by the actual build.
Every result of the run will be appended to a list of results, this list keeps 3 results as a default. You're able to change the number of results kept in the package-preferences.
If you already have some results you have the possibility to toggle the result-pane either by clicking on the statusbar-item, by invoking the command in the command-pane, by using the menu- or contextmenu-item and using the keyboard-shortcut.
After the result-pane is opened, you may change its size with drag'n'drop. You can close the result pane the same ways you used to open it.
Fixed packaged-dependency which caused the package startup-failure.
Added support for custom build-commands - due to a feedback from @lwis, thanks!
Modified require-statements to be more precise.
Removed testfiles which were synced accidentially.
Added support for multiple project-paths within a project.
Added menu-entry for manual invokation of builds.
Added fold-button to the result-pane.
Improved startup-speed by loading the most of the package asynchronously.
Dropped possibility to invoke builds by Git-commit-events.
Fixed issue where the result-pane could get stuck being displayed wrong.
Fixed issue where the loading of the package could end in a fatal error.
Fixed several issues behind the curtain.
Added tooltips for the states (disabled & no builds) where the result-pane is inactive.
Added configuration-setting to customize the number of results being held in memory.
Added icon-coloring to make last build-state more visible (green/red), added corresponding configuration-setting.
Added relative time-stamps to the build-results.
0.2.3 - Refactored the pane to use Panetastic, which fixes also the placement of the resize-handle during scrolling.
0.2.2 - Added animated gif to this readme.
0.2.1 - Added tooltip for the states where the result-pane is active.
Fixed an issue which interrupted the update process. To force an update launch apm upgrade from your command-line.
All preferences of the package are elucidated in the preferences of the package.
Your build-command must be accessible in the "normal" environment.
Issues, suggestions and pull requests are more than welcome.


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	<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto+Slab" rel="stylesheet">

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Border

Box

Positions

@Rules

Animation

Flex

Grids

Video, Audio, Canvas

Layouts

Tables

Forms

Type related CSS Properties

Font Style Demo

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Font-size demo

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h3 tag - default font size is 1.17em

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viewport-width demo

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The Italian Cooking School is based in Podere Pianamicino, a 500 year-old Tuscan farmhouse, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards and situated within easy reach of Florence and Siena. The Podere has three large, comfortable double bedrooms and one single room, all with bathrooms ensuite. When not cooking, tasting or touring, The Italian Cooking School guests relax on our capacious sofas around roaring open fires or sun themselves by our swimming pool that has spectacular views over the rolling Tuscan countryside - according to season of course!
We believe that the food of Tuscany begins in the marketplace. Here the tradition of eating in harmony with the seasons, is kept alive by Tuscans' reliance on locally produced ingredients and simple, seasonal recipes handed down from generation to generation. We use open fireplaces and wood-burning ovens to bake bread and pizza.
Guided by BOOKS for COOKS founder Heidi Lascelles and our very own Tuscan chef Olivia Greco, you'll discover the rustic, robust way of cooking that is the authentic flavour of Tuscany.
Whether you have time to come for a full week or have just a few days to spare, The Italian Cooking School has a food lovers' holiday to suit all tastes and accommodate all schedules.


Persons over the age of 65 have a higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer. Men and those of African American descent are slightly more likely to acquire this cancer. Certain diseases such as pancreatitis, diabetes, liver cirrhosis, and stomach ulcers may increase the likelihood of an individual developing pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer may also be linked to genetics. While many of these risk factors are uncontrollable, others are within your ability to prevent. Pancreatic cancer risk is higher for smokers, overweight individuals, and those who are exposed to certain industrial chemicals.
If pancreatic cancer is suspected, your physician will conduct a physical exam and take your medical history. Your physician will probably order imaging tests such as a computed tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or ultrasound. These tests allow your physician to visualize your pancreas, blood vessels, and bile ducts. Your doctor may use an endoscope to further inspect your bile ducts. If jaundice is present, liver function tests may be done to determine the origin of the jaundice. Blood tests for the tumor marker CA 19-9 are helpful in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. If all of these tests point to pancreatic cancer, a biopsy may be necessary. This requires removing a small portion of pancreatic tissue for testing.
Treatment for pancreatic surgery consists of surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, or any combination of the three. When considering surgery, a staging laparoscopy will help determine which type of surgery is needed. Pancreatic cancer has often spread to other parts of the body by the time it is diagnosed. Therefore, it is often too late to completely remove the cancer through surgery. The Whipple procedure is a surgery to remove the head of the pancreas and is the most common operation for exocrine pancreatic cancer. Less common surgeries are to remove only the tail of the pancreas or the entire pancreas. If the cancer is too widespread to be completely eradicated, palliative surgery is an option. In this case, the cancer is not completely removed, but enough is removed to decrease pain.
Study Shows Diabetes After 50 Can Be an Early Sign of Pancreatic Cancer 10 Sweet Health Benefits of Using Maple Syrup 15 Medications You Should Never Combine with Alcohol Could Drinking Hot Tea or Coffee Give You Cancer?


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Champagne Laurent-Perrier - A Philosophy of Excellence
Established in 1812, Champagne Laurent-Perrier is one of the most distinguished family-owned Champagne Houses. Based in the heart of Champagne, in Tours-sur-Marne, Laurent-Perrier has a pedigree for innovation, handcrafting a diverse and pioneering range of fine champagnes that are produced with traditional, time-honoured methods.
The House was acquired by the Nonancourt family in 1949 and for 50 years Bernard de Nonancourt dedicated his life to innovating and perfecting Laurent-Perrier Champagne. Bernard de Nonancourt had prepared his succession for several years, handing over to his daughters Alexandra and Stéphanie who respectively joined the House in 1987 and are now members of the Management Board – a promising international Group, dedicated exclusively to the making of champagne. Today, the House of Laurent-Perrier is one of the great success stories in Champagne, and is now the largest independent champagne brand worldwide. Under Bernard de Nonancourt's leadership, Laurent-Perrier achieved many firsts: in 1959, the House introduced the first multi-vintage prestige cuvée, Grand Siècle by Laurent-Perrier and was also the driver of the evolution of the rosé category, when Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé was first launched in 1968. Then, in 1981 Laurent-Perrier was the first House to reintroduce the concept of brut nature champagne with its Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut.
Laurent-Perrier continues to apply an environmental policy in all its activities, takes major steps in managing its business in a sustainable manner and has implemented its environmentally-friendly policies in all fields of its activities. For example, vineyard activity at the Laurent-Perrier House is based on sustainable grape growing, respect for the environment and natural resources, and attaining a balance between biological and human factors; the 150 hectares of vines owned directly by Laurent‑Perrier are all kept with environmentally-friendly methods.
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Echiniscus phocae är en djurart som tillhör fylumet trögkrypare, och som beskrevs av Du Bois-Reymond Marcus 1944. Echiniscus phocae ingår i släktet Echiniscus och familjen Echiniscidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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'Thank you:' Milford's newly elected sworn in at special ceremony
Saul Flores
Children and Grandchildren of the elected officials recite the National Anthem during the City of Milford Inauguration of Elected City Officials.
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Genevieve Jaser recited a poem during the City of Milford Inauguration of Elected City Officials.
Ben Blake address those in attendance during the Mayor's Inaugural Speech at the City of Milford Inauguration of Elected City Officials.
MILFORD — The city's newly elected officials, led by longtime Mayor Benjamin Blake, took center stage Monday at Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
All those who topped their respective races on Election Day were sworn in at the inauguration ceremony — an event that featured musical performances and a poem read by Genevieve Jaser.
"To the citizens of Milford, thank you for the trust you have placed in me," Blake, who was reelected to a sixth consecutive term, said. "As we leave to work on the challenges that we have ahead, please know that I will take every opportunity to do good so that the residents and the community of Milford do well."
Blake said those who were elected or reelected have one thing in common.
"They are all volunteering their time, energy and expertise because they understand we live in such a special place," he said.
Among those who were inaugurated was Milford-Orange Probate Judge Ben Gettinger, a Democrat who beat challenger Republican Win Smith.
"I am honored and humbled to have been chosen by the residents of Milford and Orange to serve as their next Probate Judge," he said. "I appreciate the trust and confidence they have placed in me, and I am eager to start working on their behalf."
The evening began with a performance from the Milford Concert Band. After the band finished its set, Richard Smith, the master of ceremonies, introduced all the elected officials.
Special performances included Emily Merger singing the national anthem and "America the Beautiful," the Milford Concert Band played "God Bless America" and "Stars and Stripes Forever," the invocation by the Rev. Ashley Grant of First United Church of Christ and the benediction by Pastor Curran Bishop of Christ Presbyterian Church.
During the ceremony, Smith said it takes great effort in election season with all who decided to run for office needing to make signs, go campaigning and attend meetings. Their reward for winning, he said, is to attend more meetings and deal with pressing issues that affect the lives of Milford residents.
"So to the people on this stage, thank you for standing up and thank you for the work you did to get here," Smith said.