From:Jared Kaiser To:John Craig Taylor Sent:2017-01-11T04:43:03.0000000Z Subject:Fwd: FW: Duke Energy Respectfully Requesting Legislative Action Relative to
I apologize if you receive this twice. Good information - call Geriann to
get added to dist.
Jared
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Subject: Fwd: FW: Duke Energy Respectfully Requesting Legislative Action
Relative to Wholesale Merchant Plants
From Marchris
Geriann Warner
Government Affairs - The Americas
1400 Smith Street, EB 4740C
Houston, TX 77002
Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
E-Mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>----- Forwarded by Geriann Warner/NA/Enron on 04/20/2001 01:04 PM -----
Marchris Robinson
04/20/2001 10:39 AM
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cc:
Subject: Fwd: FW: Duke Energy Respectfully Requesting Legislative Action
Relative to Wholesale Merchant Plants
Forward to FL distribution list.
Note: The Florida legislative session ends May 4. It is highly unlikely
that any action will be taken on wholesale electric deregulation this
session.
I spoke to a staff member of the House Utility and Telecommunication
Committee yesterday and she informed me that they are starting the process
for an interim legislative study to expand on the interim report prepared by
the 2020 Study Commission (specifically the "stranded benefits" issue).
MR
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Subject: Fwd: FW: Duke Energy Respectfully Requesting Legislative Action
Relative to Wholesale Merchant Plants
In case Larry didn't already send this to you.
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> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 4:08 PM
> To<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>> Cc<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>> Subject: Duke Energy Respectfully Requesting Legislative Action
> Relative to Wholesale Merchant Plants
>
> Mike Green, Vice President of Duke Energy North America, has asked me to
> forward to each of you the following letter (Request for Legislative
> Action). The second attachment (Utility Comparison Table.doc) is the table
> referenced in his cover letter. Thank you in advance for taking the time
> to read his letter which addresses the urgency to take at least some
> legislative first steps relative to wholesale power plants in Florida.
> <<Request for Legislative Action.doc>>
> <<Utility Comparison Table.doc>>
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Java is a programming language and a platform. Java is a high level, robust,
object-oriented and secure programming language.Java was developed by Sun Microsystems
(which is now the subsidiary of Oracle) in the year 1995. James Gosling is known as the
father of Java. Before Java, its name was Oak. Since Oak was already a registered
company, so James Gosling and his team changed the Oak name to Java.
Standalone applications are also known as desktop applications or window-based
applications. These are traditional software that we need to install on every machine.
Examples of standalone application are Media player, antivirus, etc. AWT and Swing are
used in Java for creating standalone applications.
An application that runs on the server side and creates a dynamic page is called a
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One-year-old Parker McShane causes all sorts of mischief at his home in Coatbridge.
by Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser, Kirsten McStay, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/airdrie-and-coatbridge-advertiser/, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/kirsten-mcstay/As the festive season gets into full swing, Facebook feeds across the globe are full of naughty elves causing mischief.
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Parker’s mum Shannen felt her little boy was too young to appreciate getting an elf on the shelf, so gave him the role of the elf in their house.
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Mischievous little Parker has been a busy elf.
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"At a moment of austerity and with a general sense that our state's ability to guarantee prosperity for its citizens is in retreat, that same state is about to make the biggest advance ever in its security powers. In public, the state is shrinking; in private, it is shrinking until it gets just small enough to fit into our phones, our computers, our cars, our fridges, our bedrooms, our thoughts and intentions."


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Dokken are an American metal band formed in 1979. They split up in 1989 and reformed four years later. They had three charting singles ("Alone Again", "In My Dreams" and "Burning Like a Flame") and have sold more than 10 million albums worldwide.Beast from the East was nominated for the inaugural Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 1989.[7]
The classic Dokken line-up consisted of founder Don Dokken on vocals, George Lynch on lead guitar, Mick Brown on drums and Jeff Pilson, who replaced the Ratt-bound Juan Croucier in early 1984, on bass, This line-up remained stable from 1984 to 1989, and again from 1993 to 1997; only Dokken and Brown now remain. After several personnel changes on guitar, Dokken's attorney Jon Levin stepped in to fill the role in 2004. In 2001, Barry Sparks replaced Pilson on bass. In 2009, Sean McNabb (formerly with Great White and Quiet Riot) replaced him, and was then replaced by Chris McCarvill in 2015.


Name translation hooks
The name translation phase in httpd is where a URI gets translated into a file path in the file system. It doesn't get mapped yet (the
map-to-storage phase handles this),
but, for instance, /foo.php/bar
would get translated into /var/www/foo.php
.
With mod_lua hooks, we can use this phase to translate URIs into whatever we like, much like how mod_rewrite or mod_alias work.
Let's look at how we could translate a URI into a specific file system path:
LuaHookTranslateName /path/too/foo.lua remap
--[[ Simple remap example. This example will rewrite /foo/test.bar to the physical file /internal/test, somewhat like how mod_alias works. ]]-- function remap(r) -- Test if the URI matches our criteria local barFile = r.uri:match("/foo/([a-zA-Z0-9]+)%.bar") if barFile then r.filename = "/internal/" .. barFile end return apache2.OK end
The advantage of using mod_lua for this is that we can apply simple business logic to our translations, that mod_rewrite would not be able to. In the example below, we'll compare some URIs and either map them locally or proxy them to a backend, based on a Lua table with configurations:
--[[ Advanced remap example. This example will evaluate some conditions, and based on that, remap a file to one of two destinations, using a rewrite map. This is similar to mixing AliasMatch and ProxyPass, but without them clashing in any way. Assuming we are on example.com, then: http://example.com/photos/test.png will be rewritten as /uploads/www/test.png http://example.com/ext/foo.html will be proxied to http://www.external.com/foo.html URIs that do not match, will be served by their respective default handlers ]]-- local map = { photos = { source = [[^/photos/(.+)\.png$]], destination = [[/uploads/www/$1.png]], proxy = false }, externals = { source = [[^/ext/(.*)$]], destination = [[http://www.external.com/$1]], proxy = true } } function interpolateString(s,v) return s:gsub("%$(%d+)", function(a) return v[tonumber(a)] end) end function remap(r) -- browse through the rewrite map for key, entry in pairs(map) do -- Match source regex against URI local match = r:regex(r.uri, entry.source) then if match and match[0] then r.filename = interpolateString(entry.destination, match) -- Is this a proxied remap? if entry.proxy then r.handler = "proxy-server" -- tell mod_proxy to handle this r.proxyreq = apache2.PROXYREQ_REVERSE -- We'll want to do a reverse proxy r.filename = "proxy:" .. r.filename -- Add the proxy scheme to the destination end return apache2.OK end end return apache2.DECLINED end
As with simple and advanced rewriting, you can use mod_lua for dynamically
assigning a hostname to a specific document root, much like
mod_vhost_alias
does, but with more control over what goes
where. This could be as simple as a table holding the information about which
host goes into which folder, or more advanced, using a database holding the
document roots of each hostname.
LuaHookTranslateName /path/too/foo.lua mass_vhost
--[[ Simple mass vhost script This example will check a map for a virtual host and rewrite filename and document root accordingly. ]]-- local vhosts = { { domain = "example.com", home = "/www/example.com" }, { domain = "example.org", home = "/nfs/ext1/example.org" } } function mass_vhost(r) -- Match against our hostname for key, entry in pairs(vhosts) do -- match against either host or *.host: if r:strcmp_match(r.hostname, entry.domain) or r:strcmp_match(r.hostname, "*." .. entry.domain) then -- If it matches, rewrite filename and set document root local filename = r.filename:sub(r.document_root:len()+1) r.filename = entry.home .. filename r:set_document_root(entry.home) return apache2.OK end end return apache2.DECLINED end
Or, if you want a really advanced example, let's look at how you can use a MySQL database to store virtual hosts for mass vhosting:
--[[ Advanced mass virtual hosting This example will query a database for vhost entries and save them for 60 seconds before checking for updates. For best performance, such scripts should generally be run with LuaScope set to 'thread' or 'server' ]]-- local cached_vhosts = {} local timeout = 60 -- Function for querying the database for saved vhost entries function query_vhosts(r) local host = r.hostname if not cached_vhosts[host] or (cached_vhosts[host] and cached_vhosts[host].updated < os.time() - timeout) then local db,err = ap.dbopen(r,"mod_dbd") local _host = db:escape(r,host) local res, err = db:query(r, ("SELECT `destination` FROM `vhosts` WHERE `hostname` = '%s' LIMIT 1"):format(_host) ) if res and #res == 1 then cached_vhosts[host] = { updated = os.time(), destination = res[1][1] } else cached_vhosts[host] = { updated = os.time(), destination = nil } -- don't re-query whenever there's no result, wait a while. end db:close() end if cached_vhosts[host] then return cached_vhosts[host].destination else return nil end end function mass_vhost(r) -- Check whether the hostname is in our database local destination = query_vhosts(r) if destination then -- If found, rewrite and change document root local filename = r.filename:sub(r.document_root:len()+1) r.filename = destination .. filename ap.set_document_root(r,destination) return apache2.OK end return apache2.DECLINED end


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Instructor: Kevin Shoemaker
Teaching Assistant Ben Sedinger
Instructor’s Office: FA 220E
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email: kshoemaker_at_cabnr.unr.edu
Website: naes.unr.edu/shoemaker/teaching/NRES-470
Lecture & Discussion: M, W at 10am (50 mins) (NOTE: please bring your laptop to class!)
Lab: F at 10am (3 hours) Office hours:
- Shoemaker: Wed from 11 to noon (FA 220E)
- Sedinger: TBD
This class will explore how concepts of population ecology (e.g., covered in BIOL 314) can be used to inform the conservation and management of natural populations and ecosystems. We will emphasize practical approaches to problem-solving in ecology, conservation, and wildlife management via creative application of population ecology theory using simulation models and statistics. Topics will include population viability analysis (PVA), occupancy models, habitat-suitability models, metapopulation models, species co-occurrence models, projecting population response to climate change and more. Laboratory exercises will provide students with hands-on experience with ecological models and their practical applications in the conservation and management of wild populations.
The course grade will be based on the following components:
Lab exercises (8 total) 20% (80 points)
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Group project 25% (100 points)
Midterm exam # 1 (date TBD) 10% (40 points)
Midterm exam # 2 (date TBD) 10% (40 points)
Final exam (5/11/2018) 25% (100 points)
NOTE: Graduate students enrolled in NRES 670 will have an additional 50 pts used to calculate their grade (see below) of a total of 370 points. Grading scale: A (100 to 93), A- (92 to 90), B+ (89 to 87), B (86 to 83), B- (82 to 80), C+ (79 to 77), C (76 to 73), C- (72 to 70), D+ (69 to 67), D (66 to 63), D- (62 to 60), F (below 60).
There will be two midterm exams and a comprehensive final exam. These will consist of multiple-choice, short-answer questions, and essay questions requiring synthesis of ideas and critical thinking. The midterm exam will be cumulative, and based on all information presented up through the week prior to the exam.
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Lab exercises will focus on applying concepts and methods introduced in lectures, and will involve real data and problems in wildlife conservation and management wherever possible. Graded lab assignments will involve figures, tables, InsightMaker models and R code (when applicable) and responses to questions in short-answer format. Laboratory write-ups will be due the following lab period, unless otherwise specified.
Students will work in groups of ~2-3 to perform a population viability analysis (PVA) to rank conservation or management actions for a species of conservation concern (species of your choice!). Grading will be based on finished products (written and oral presentations) as well as participation and peer evaluations.
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Surreptitious or covert video-taping of class or unauthorized audio recording of class is prohibited by law and by Board of Regents policy. This class may be videotaped or audio recorded only with the written permission of the instructor. In order to accommodate students with disabilities, some students may have been given permission to record class lectures and discussions. Therefore, students should understand that their comments during class may be recorded.
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Weather Project
The purpose of this project it to analyze the effects latitude has on different aspects of weather. The four elements that I am comparing are wind speed, max temperature, humidity and cloudiness. I', hoping to be able to draw conclusions about any given city's weather simply by knowing the coordinates of the city. Ultimatly the goal of my project is to create a algorithm that can help me determine the ideal loaction for vacation!


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URL of draft Zenodo upload, something like https://zenodo.org/api/deposit/depositions/1234567
The Zenodo personal access token with the deposit:actions
and deposit:write
scopes.
When true then an added file is checksum matched with file already in draft. If it matches an error is thrown.
Add file to draft
For example to add a file called ./somefile
.
await draft.add_file('./somefile');
Path to file
Discard the draft.
Any other methods on the object will fail after discarding.
For example
await draft.discard();
Get copy of the metadata.
metadata object of draft
Publish draft Zenodo upload
For example
await draft.publish();
Overwrite complete metadata of draft
For example
const metadata = await draft.get_metadata();
metadata.title = 'My new title';
await draft.set_metadata(metadata);
New metadata object for draft
Set version of draft
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await draft.set_version('1.2.3');
Update draft with given version
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Manage draft entry on Zenodo
Example of managing a already created Zenodo draft.
A draft can be created on the Zenodo website by creating a new version without publishing it or with the create_draft function.


Visual Studio Code + GitHub + Azure Tutorial
How to upload web site to Microsoft Azure using Visual Studio Code and GitHub public/private repository.
Requirements for this tutorials:
- DreamSpark, MSDN or BizSpark subscription, or any business account
- Visual Studio Code
- Git source control installed on your PC/Mac/Linux machine
... and good luck with this tutorial!
Step 1. Repository
Make new repository on your GitHub account or you can use this repo with the pull request.
Step 2. Make your web site or edit this
Edit code from this repo, or make your own simple web site that you want to upload to Microsoft Azure cloud following this tutorial.
Step 3. Make Web App on Azure
Sign into your Azure Portal and than go to make a new Web App like this:
- In Azure portal navigate to New > Web + Mobile
- Choose Web App
- Enter App name for your new Web App
- Choose Subscription (DreamSpark, MSDN, BizSpark)
- Pick your Resource group (new or existing one)
- Set App service plan/Location
- Pin to dashboard (optional)
- Click Create
Step 4. Connect App with GitHub
Find your new Web App on dashboard or in resource group and make sure that it is running, click on it and navigate to All settings. Under All settings find and navigate to: Publishing > Deployment Source > Choose Source
In Choose source click on GitHub, after that you need to make sure that Azure is connected with your GitHub account... to do that go to Authorization and follow simple steps to make sure GitHub is now authorised with your Azure account. Than thhe under Choose project choose which repository/project from GitHub you want to publish on Azure... and click OK.
Make final changes on your local project/web site commit and do push to GitHub from Visual Studio Code's Git integrated tools. Finally navigate to your Web App URL, if you don't know URL of your Web App. URL is simply a combination of: Web App name + .azurewebsites.net
Congrats! Now you have your web site successfully published on Microsoft Azure.
Thank you for your attention ♥ ... and I hope you find this tutorial helpful for you.


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The Image Blinking plugin allows you repeatedly to display a sequence of selected images at the specified blink rate. You also can blink selected images manually.
The Blink Images option turns on image blinking for all images that have their own blink option set. (Thus, it is not necessary to blink all of the loaded images.) The blink rate menu option allows you to choose the rate of re-display, with values ranging from 0.1 seconds to 30 seconds. The default is 1 second. You also can click the blink manually button to display the next image in the stack.
The blink sequence follows the order of the images listed in the image stack. This order can be changed by moving images up and down the stack. Note that the currently active image will be displayed with a green border. This is the image that responds to contrast/bias changes, region creation, etc.


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This app provides a template for the fast start of developing a new app.
It can also be used as a reference resource for specific models when enhancing existing apps.
The main file where the magic of the app happens.
All other files will find together here, for example the description, images or helper functions.
Most importantly - apart from all the imports - the final page layout is set up in the main.
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| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Ability ID (PK) | ABILITY_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Ability Name | ABILITY_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Ability Description | ABILITY_DESCRIPTION | VARCHAR(0) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Ability Set ID (PK) (FK) | ABILITY_SET_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Ability ID (PK) (FK) | ABILITY_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Enabled | ENABLED | BOOLEAN | NOT NULL | |
| Available | AVAILABLE | BOOLEAN | NOT NULL | |
| Visible | VISIBLE | BOOLEAN | NOT NULL |
References
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Role ID (PK) (FK) | ROLE_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Ability Set ID (PK) (FK) | ABILITY_SET_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
References
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Ability Set ID (PK) | ABILITY_SET_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Ability Set Name | ABILITY_SET_NAME | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Affirm ID (PK) | AFFIRMID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Affirmation | AFFIRMATION | VARCHAR(0) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Audit ID (PK) | AUDIT_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Timestamp | TIMESTAMP | TIMESTAMP | NOT NULL | |
| Activity | ACTIVITY | VARCHAR(0) | ||
| User ID (FK) | USER_ID | BIGINT | NOT NULL |
References
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Ballot ID (PK) | BALLOT_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Election ID (PK) (FK) (FK) (FK) | ELECTIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Measure ID (PK) (FK) (FK) | MEASURE_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Option ID (PK) (FK) | OPTION_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Timestamp | TIMESTAMP | TIMESTAMP | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| County Code (PK) | COUNTYCD | VARCHAR(64) | PK | NOT NULL |
| State Code (PK) (FK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | PK | NOT NULL |
| County | COUNTY | VARCHAR(64) |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Country Code (PK) | COUNTRYCD | VARCHAR(3) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Country | COUNTRY | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| District ID (PK) | DISTRICT_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| District | DISTRICT | VARCHAR(128) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Election ID (PK) (FK) | ELECTIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| District ID (PK) (FK) | DISTRICT_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Election ID (PK) | ELECTIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Election Name | ELECTION_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Election Detail | ELECTION_DETAIL | CLOB | ||
| Start Date | DATE_START | TIMESTAMP | NOT NULL | |
| End Date | DATE_END | TIMESTAMP | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Ethnicity Code (PK) | ETHNICITYCD | CHAR | PK | NOT NULL |
| Ethnicity | ETHNICITY | VARCHAR(15) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Gender Code (PK) | GENDER_CD | VARCHAR(16) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Gender | GENDER | VARCHAR(16) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Location ID (PK) | LOCATIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
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Primary key.
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| Street Number | STREET_NUM | INTEGER | NOT NULL | |
| Street Name | Street_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Unit Number | UNIT_NUM | VARCHAR(256) | ||
| City | City | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Postal Code | POST_CODE | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Country Code (FK) | COUNTRYCD | VARCHAR(3) | NOT NULL | |
| County Code (FK) | COUNTYCD | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL | |
| State Code (FK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Measure ID (PK) | MEASURE_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Election ID (PK) (FK) | ELECTIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Measure Detail | MEASURE_DETAIL | VARCHAR(0) | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Option ID (PK) | OPTION_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Measure ID (PK) (FK) | MEASURE_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Election ID (PK) (FK) | ELECTIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Option Detail | OPTION_DETAIL | VARCHAR(0) | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Party Code (PK) | PARTYCD | VARCHAR(16) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Party | Party | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Location ID (PK) (FK) | LOCATIONID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
|
Primary key.
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||||
| Registrant ID (PK) (FK) | REGISTRANTID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Mailing Address Flag | IS_MAILING | BOOLEAN | NOT NULL | |
|
ted REGISTRANT entity.
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||||
| Residence Address Flag | IS_RESIDENCE | BOOLEAN | NOT NULL | |
|
elated REGISTRANT entity.
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| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Registrant ID (PK) (FK) | REGISTRANTID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| State Code (FK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | NOT NULL | |
| Affirm ID (FK) | AFFIRMID | BIGINT | NOT NULL |
References
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Registrant ID (PK) (FK) | REGISTRANTID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| District ID (PK) (FK) | DISTRICT_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
References
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Registrant ID (PK) (FK) | REGISTRANTID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| State Code (FK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | NOT NULL | |
| Party Code (FK) | PARTYCD | VARCHAR(16) | NOT NULL |
References
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Registrant ID (PK) | REGISTRANTID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| First Name | F_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Middle Name | M_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Last Name | L_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Suffix | Suffix | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Date of Birth | DOB | DATE | NOT NULL | |
| Phone | Phone | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL | |
| State ID | STATEID | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Federal ID | FEDERAL_ID | VARCHAR(32) | NOT NULL | |
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| Gender Code (FK) | GENDER_CD | VARCHAR(16) | NOT NULL | |
| Ethnicity Code (FK) | ETHNICITYCD | CHAR | NOT NULL | |
| Is Approved | IS_APPROVED | BOOLEAN | NOT NULL | |
| User ID (FK) | USER_ID | BIGINT | NOT NULL |
References
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| Role ID (PK) | ROLE_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Role Description | ROLE_DESCRIPTION | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL | |
| Parent ID | PARENT_ID | BIGINT |
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| State Code (PK) (FK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Affirm ID (PK) (FK) | AFFIRMID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
References
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| State Code (PK) (FK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Party Code (PK) (FK) | PARTYCD | VARCHAR(16) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| State Code (PK) | STATECD | VARCHAR(3) | PK | NOT NULL |
| Country Code (PK) (FK) | COUNTRYCD | VARCHAR(3) | PK | NOT NULL |
| State | STATE | VARCHAR(64) | NOT NULL |
References
Referenced By
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| User ID (PK) (FK) | USER_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Role ID (PK) (FK) | ROLE_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| Logical Column Name | Physical Column Name | Type | PK | Nullable |
| User ID (PK) | USER_ID | BIGINT | PK | NOT NULL |
| User Name | USER_NAME | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
| Password Hash | PWD_HASH | VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL | |
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Hashed password
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||||
| Hash Algorithm | HASH_ALGORITHM | VARCHAR(50) | NOT NULL | |
| Salt | SALT | VARCHAR(50) | ||
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For salting passwords - allows nulls for development process
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| VARCHAR(256) | NOT NULL |
Referenced By


Former Kotoko midfielder Theophilus Nyame training with club as he eyes sensational return
Former Asante Kotoko midfielder Theophilus Nyame is on the verge of making a sensation return to the club, two years after leaving.
The 26-year-old, who is a free agent since leaving Medeama in 2018, has been training with the Porccupine Warriors to win a contract.
The former Hasaacas enforcer has been linked with a move back to Kumasi which was short-lived after spending just a season at the club.
He joined Medeama after failing to hold down a regular position at Kotoko, but injuries conspired against him in Tarkwa.
The Mauve and Yellows parted ways with the midfielder last year after just a season on his return from a loan spell at Ashantigold.


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Thanks to Mestre (Master) Suassuna, the founder of the Cordão de Ouro group in Brazil, Mestre Chicote, and a few other execptional teachers of this Afro-Brazilian artform, our group in Seoul delivers a Capoeira experience of the highest quality. To understand what is meant by the Capoeira experience we recommend that you join the group for a few months. The Capoeira experience is most easily documented via the roda. Nonetheless, Zumbi and his students continue living the Capoeira experience long after the class is over and all the games have stopped.
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CHAPTER 425
PARTNERSHIPS
Part I. General Partnerships
Section
425-1 Registration and annual statements
425-1.5 Filing in office of the director; effective time and
date
425-1.6 Filing requirements; filing duty of the director
425-1.7 Correcting a filed document
425-1.8 Execution of statements
425-2 Forms to be furnished by director
425-3 Foreign partnerships, powers and liabilities
425-3.5 Activities not constituting transacting business
425-4 Partnership between husband and wife; prima facie
proof
425-5 Minors and incompetent persons
425-6 Partnership name
425-7 Partnership name; change of
425-8 Reservation of partnership name
425-9 Statement of dissolution
425-10 Taxes, etc., a prior lien on partnership property on
dissolution
425-11 Record of statements
425-12 Fee for filing documents and issuing certificates
425-13 Personal liability and penalty
425-14 Cancellation of registration
425-15 Not applicable to corporations
425-16 Fees, government realizations
425-17 Withdrawal procedure for foreign general partnership
425-18 Registered agent
425-19 Designation or change of registered agent
425-20 Resignation of registered agent
425-21 Service on partnership
Part II. Uniform Limited Partnership Act
425-21 to 52 Repealed
Part III. Foreign Limited Partnerships
425-71 to 77 Repealed
Part IV. Uniform Partnership Act
General Provisions
425-101 Definitions
425-102 Knowledge and notice
425-103 Effect of partnership agreement; nonwaivable
provisions
425-104 Supplemental principles of law
425-105 Recording and notification of statements
425-106 Governing law
425-107 Partnership subject to amendment or repeal of chapter
Nature of Partnership
425-108 Partnership as entity
425-109 Formation of partnership
425-110 Partnership property
425-111 When property is partnership property
Relations of Partners to Persons Dealing with
Partnership
425-112 Partner agent of partnership
425-113 Transfer of partnership property
425-114 Partnership registration statement
425-115 Statement of denial
425-116 Partnership liable for partner's actionable conduct
425-117 Partner's liability
425-118 Actions by and against partnership and partners
425-119 Liability of purported partner
Relations of Partners to Each Other and to Partnership
425-120 Partner's rights and duties
425-121 Distributions in kind
425-122 Partner's rights and duties with respect to
information
425-123 General standards of partner's conduct
425-124 Actions by partnership and partners
425-125 Continuation of partnership beyond definite term or
particular undertaking
Transferees and Creditors of Partner
425-126 Partner not co-owner of partnership property
425-127 Partner's transferable interest in partnership
425-128 Transfer of partner's transferable interest
425-129 Partner's transferable interest subject to charging
order
Partner's Dissociation
425-130 Events causing partner's dissociation
425-131 Partner's power to dissociate; wrongful dissociation
425-132 Effect of partner's dissociation
Partner's Dissociation When Business Not Wound Up
425-133 Purchase of dissociated partner's interest
425-134 Dissociated partner's power to bind and liability to
partnership
425-135 Dissociated partner's liability to other persons
425-136 Statement of dissociation
425-137 Continued use of partnership name
Winding Up Partnership Business
425-138 Events causing dissolution and winding up of
partnership business
425-139 Partnership continues after dissolution
425-140 Right to wind up partnership business
425-141 Partner's power to bind partnership after dissolution
425-142 Statement of dissolution
425-143 Partner's liability to other partners after
dissolution
425-144 Settlement of accounts and contributions among
partners
Miscellaneous Provisions--Repealed
425-145 Repealed
Limited Liability Partnerships
425-151 Name
425-152 Limited liability partnerships; formation
425-153 Statement of qualification
425-154 Amending and restating, amending, and restating the
statement of qualification; voluntary cancellation
425-155 Status as limited liability partnership; cancellation
425-156 Foreign limited liability partnerships
425-157 Law governing foreign limited liability partnership
425-158 Statement of foreign qualification
425-159 Amending, restating, and amending and restating the
statement of foreign qualification; voluntary
cancellation
425-160 Status as qualified foreign limited liability
partnership; cancellation
425-161 Foreign limited liability partnerships; effect
of failure to qualify
425-162 Foreign limited liability partnerships;
activities not constituting the transaction
of business
425-163 Annual report
425-164 Revocation of statement of qualification
425-165, 166 Repealed
425-167 Correction of filed documents
425-168 Fee for recording
425-169 Revocation if instrument dishonored
425-170 Repealed
425-171 Action by director
425-172 Personal liability and penalty
425-173 Transition rules for limited liability
partnerships and foreign limited liability
partnerships under prior law
Part V. Limited Liability Partnership Act--Repealed
425-151 to 180 Repealed
Part VI. Miscellaneous Provisions
425-191 Repealed
425-192 Conversion into and from partnerships or limited
liability partnerships
425-193 Articles of conversion
425-194 Repealed
425-195 Effect of conversion
425-196 Administrative order of abatement for infringement of
partnership name
425-197 Uniformity of application and construction
425-198 Short title
Part VII. Mergers
425-201 Definitions
425-202 Foreign mergers
425-203 Merger of general partnerships and limited liability
partnerships
425-204 Articles of merger
425-205 Effect of merger
425-206 Repealed
Note
Source notes for part I begin with L 1969, c 247 which completely amended this part.