 us some history on Wingfield. Parks and Recreation Department’s Melissa Haynes spoke on behalf of their department and thanked all of those that contributed funds to build the Pavilion. We take our hats off to Dave Tetreault and the other staff from Parks and Recreation for their work to make that park look awesome for this event. Thanks to our Greeters for performing the Ribbon Cutting, you gals are great.
As for the success of the parade, we want to thank the Ruidoso Fire Department Chief Cody Thetford, the Ruidoso Police Department, Cree Meadows, Grill Caliente, PNM, and all of those that participated. As I always say, it takes a Village and this past weekend that is exactly what we had.
Together we are making this a better place to live, work and play.
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Moore Theatre - Seattle | Seattle, WA
Time for something exciting for your Sunday nights? Then why not come on down to the Moore Theatre on Sunday 9th June 2019 to see the grand theatrical production of Hannah Gadsby LIVE! This astounding show is back once again to bring their critically acclaimed style and energy to the stage. If you have never experienced Hannah Gadsby before, then now's your chance to witness what everyone is blogging about. This production has seen rave reviews and has a history of selling out their shows within hours. So if you're a fan of the theater, then you won't want to miss out! From this great theater venue in Seattle Washington, you'll be able to enjoy the comfortable seating and elegant atmosphere. Make sure you're there when the curtains go up and Hannah Gadsby takes to the stage. So click the Buy Tickets button now and book your Moore Theatre tickets while supplies last!
The previous Hannah Gadsby events have been an absolute marvel for theatre fans. Exciting, interesting and hugely entertaining – it has everything. The finest theatre event this year that is suitable for co-workers, close friends, loved ones – everyone! Bring them all with you! Seattle has the honor of welcoming this epic theatre event this June with the Moore Theatre being given the honor of hosting, almost certainly due to it's perfect capacity and vibrant atmosphere. Secure parking is available just a minutes walk from the main entrance. It is often recommend to use public transport to avoid likely parking queues. We can sense you are looking forward to this theatre night, so make use of the simple to use and secure ticket ordering system.
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6. The ______ is the piece of the function that holds information that is later used in the performance of the calculation within the function.
9. The ______ family of script steps are used to work with whole files in ways such as creating, opening/closing and printing.
13. For reports with multiple sub-summaries, you have to make sure your _____ order matches when you run the report.
15. The term of _________ Functions is often given to functions that may jump to a different parameter for a result based upon the same evaluation (If, Case and Choose).
18. Tooltips are one of the great features that are available for developers using FileMaker Advanced to attach an undercover message to layout _____.
22. _______ FUNCTIONS - Are used to perform calculations that can operate across many rows of a repeating field or a set of related records.
23. The New ____ script step matches what the "NEW" menu command does under the File menu.
25. The ______ menu has a number of unique timesaving data entry options for users and it goes largely unnoticed.
26. The View As script step is used to toggle the viewing status of a layout between form, list or table views. There is a fourth option called _______.
27. The ______ As script step is used to toggle the viewing status of a layout between form, list or table views.
28. The ______ script technique repeats a set of script steps over and over again until it receives an indication to exit.
29. ______ Data, a term when said aloud will make a database developer cringe with fear.
30. FileMaker fields have a dialog box for setting options such as auto enter, _____ and storage.
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14. Tooltips are one of the great features that are available for developers using FileMaker ________ to attach an undercover message to layout objects.
15. The big three FileMaker conditional functions are the If, _____ and Choose functions.
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19. FileMaker fields have a dialog box for setting options such as auto enter, validation and ______.
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Sol RobotsFollowing President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. would seek new sanctions, but not immediate military escalation, against Iran, most people in the United States likely breathed a sigh of relief.
For Iranians and Iranian Americans like myself, that relief was accompanied by a reminder of just how painful existing conditions can be. Sanctions starve our people of food, medicine, and safety while public figures threatenus with more violence. We may no longer be at immediate risk of all-out, open combat, but this is hardly peace.
Iranians (and the rest of the world) are expected to keep up with American news and history – often more so than many Americans themselves. But perspectives from Iranians and Iranian Americans have been largely absent in mainstream US media, or of questionable sourcing when they do appear.
This absence is systemic, a recent analysis from Jadaliyya explained, and allows war hawks like Mike Pompeo and John Bolton to get away with basing the conventional wisdom on foreign policy on shallow tropes.
Fortunately, this absence has also been felt by plenty of Americans, eager to resist more bloodshed in their names. So I’ve compiled a few of the most illuminating and emotionally resonant pieces I’ve come across from Iranians and Iranian Americans, both in the diaspora and within Iran.
I was skeptical of most op-eds in the aftermath of the US drone strike that killed Qasem Soleimani. But I knew this New York Times piece from Azadeh Moaveni had struck a nerve in my community when it kept popping up in family WhatsApp chats and across my Twitter timeline.
Many people know of the U.S.-backed coup in Iran that installed a brutal monarch in 1953. More are learning about the time the US Navy shot down an Iranian passenger plane in 1988, at the close of Iran’s war with Iraq, in which the US also provided Iraq with support. These memories, Moaveni says, are ever present in Iranian policy and sentiment towards the US government.
For another frame of reference, read the work of anthropologist Narges Bajoghli, who has done years of field research on Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Her reporting as the Trump administration reneged on the Iran deal shows the frustration and betrayal that have been pervasive since the beginning of this round of the crisis. Her research also means her geopolitical analysis of Soleimani’s assassination is unparalleled.
Every time the Trump administration announces a new round of sanctions against Iran, I ask myself: What could there possibly be left to sanction?
Sanctions have an enormous impact on ordinary Iranians. There are the daily indignities – the people who get cut off from Venmo and Slack for non-violations, like traveling to Iran or putting the word “Persian” in a transaction. And