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PL/SQL for Test Automation

Course goals Most database tests can be described in a simple way – verify that a field meets the specified requirements and if it does, the test passes. All such tests have a unified way to state expected results – either the fields are always equal or they’re not. These tests can be automated. This course aims towards this automation. We will learn the basics of PL/SQL – a procedural extension of Oracle SQL – and show how it can be used to run tests in a loop, verify the query results against expected outcomes and log the test runs. This will allow the tester to run a script in the evening and check the results in the morning, verifying reported incidents. We will learn how to modify existing tests so they can be automated, import them into database and create a procedure and several auxiliary functions that will run specified tests one after another until all are completed. The procedure will log the results of each test into a logging table along with timestamps, whether the test passed or not and if it failed, for how many rows it did. This course is very technical. Most basic and some advanced SQL techniques are required. Knowledge of basic query structure, subselects, and the basic types of joins will be assumed. Knowledge of DML and DDL commands will be useful but not necessary as we will go over the important ones. Previous programming experience is not necessary at all. It is held in Czech.

Holiday Gift Collective brings together seven East Bay female artisans in Lafayette, CA

Holiday Gift Collective brings together seven East Bay female artisans in Lafayette, CA San Francisco, CA – With a global pandemic and wave of fires, many small businesses have shuttered under the conditions, while others have united in finding new ways to sustain themselves and support their local communities through their crafts. Contra Costa County recently moved into Tier 2, allowing for the return of indoor retail shopping under state guidelines. The artisans and women behind Holiday Gift Collective are thrilled at the opportunity to safely showcase their goods and boost their local economy just in time for the holidays. The idea for Holiday Gift Collective was born from the shared values of each of the participating artisans as well as from the #shoplocal movement which encourages people to invest in their communities with the goal of strengthening the economy. Holiday Gift Collective is a union in support of community and equality, and will offer home goods, jewelry, gourmet foods, and more. In addition to continuing to pave the path for aspiring female entrepreneurs, Holiday Gift Collective hopes to encourage the community to work together in the fight against climate change. Brands such as Planet Renu, SIP, and Hofssi Chocolates will be presenting a variety of eco-friendly and ethically sourced products. Joining the list of green businesses will be Hollie's Homegrown, a local organic herb farm on a mission to create the highest quality herbal food and body products. All together, they will provide Holiday Gift Collective customers with unique and special gift options that reduce our carbon-footprint. To learn more about the women behind Holiday Gift Collective, visit their sites: Anne Morrison Rabe Photography, Annie Chrietzberg, Hofssi Chocolates, Hollie’s Homegrown, Manjusha Jewels, Planet Renu, and SIP (Seriously Imbibed Products). Located at 3539 Plaza Way, Lafayette, CA, the pop-up will run Sunday, Nov. 1 through the end of the holiday season from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local guest artisans will be featured on a rotating basis. ### Contacts Holiday Gift Collective: Sanjiv Chawla sanjiv@manjushajewels.com

Holidays@BCM

BCM Adds a Little Lego Levity to Traditional Holiday Displays COVINGTON, KY-- Mammoths and minions and mansions . . .oh my! These eclectic exhibits, all constructed from Legos, join more traditional Christmas displays in Holidays@BCM, Behringer- Crawford Museum's annual celebration. Designed with family fun and safety in mind, Holidays@BCM offers an engaging adventure for kids and a relaxing and affordable break for parents amid the holiday bustle. Each of the museum's four floors are filled with fun and action. While the museum's Holiday Toy Trains aren't running this year due to the pandemic, there are BCM’s animated carnival with its whirling rides and sideshow barkers and the Victorian Christmas village with its ceramic reproductions of structures from Charles Dickens’ novels. Dancing ice dogs and glittering winter scenes from the children’s book, The Holiday Adventures of Wiley Wahoo and Me by Kenton Hills author Diana Grady fill one room at the museum, while another displays a giant Lego Quidditch World Cup stadium straight out of the pages of Harry Potter books. Other Lego displays created by the Ohio-Kentucky- Indiana Lego Users group (OKILUG) include a miniature wooly mammoth display in the prehistoric area, bespectacled yellow minions standing guard in the galleries and an elegant “Brickmore” mansion, designed after the majestic Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC. A vintage kitchen display features appliances, accessories and an aluminum Christmas tree that might have been found in a midcentury suburban tenement. Antique toys, singing holiday characters and decorations throughout the museum carry out the theme of holidays through the years. As a special gift to the community, the museum will present “BCM’s Virtual Holiday Countdown” on its Facebook page, with special performances and demonstrations by entertainers, artists and others who have partnered with BCM during the year. The preliminary line-up includes Jake Speed, Katherine Nero, Nicole Zuraitis and Dan Pugach, Cedric Cox, John Lomax and the Hills of Kentucky Dulcimers. A complete schedule and list of participants will be announced soon. Holidays@BCM runs through Sunday, January 3, 2021. Behringer-Crawford is open from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day. Check www.bcmuseum.org for special holiday hours. Admission is free for BCM members. Cost for non-members is $9 adult, $8 senior, $5 children age 3-12, free for children under 3. For more information about Holidays@BCM, go to www.bcmuseum.org or call 859-491-4003.

Bank Asset-Liability Management

How to model and project the balance sheet of the bank? What are the key equilibrium and the major threats? How to classify and handle balance sheet risks? Are the regulatory and the economic views coherent? What is expected from ALM managers? When should management actions be triggered? What can we learn from passed crises? What are the current issues? What are the principles and mechanisms of Asset Liability Management in banks? The purpose of this 3-day seminar is to introduce the principles and mechanisms of asset liability management in banks. During these three days, we address all the issues relevant to this essential matter, from balance sheet modelling and projection to managing structural risks. These are illustrated by a number of business cases and exercises that facilitate the assimilation of the concepts and techniques presented. On day 1, we sketch the global functioning of the Bank, to position the “raison d’etre” of the ALM in regards to the business objectives and their interactions. Once the ALM’s role is defined, we devise the resources and the organization required for a successful mission. This includes describing the ALM ecosystem, with its Steering Committee called the ALCO, the various teams and their responsibilities, from the valuation of financial instruments to the management of balance sheet risks such as interest rate, liquidity and currency risks. Also, we learn how to transfer these risks to the ALM using appropriate mechanisms and funds transfer pricing. Day 2 focuses on the techniques used for valuing assets and liabilities and measuring balance sheet risks. In order to value financial instruments, we learn how to generate their expected future cash flows under various conditions. We discover how aggregating these cash flows and assessing possible future cash shortfalls form the basis for assessing balance sheet risks. We also look at applicable regulations (LCR, NSFR, IRRBB…) and put them in perspective with the economic reality. Issues related to options and credit risk (IFRS 9) are also addressed. A number of exercises and games facilitate assimilating these principles and techniques. Day 3 addresses the management issues related to ALM and operational matters. You learn how to control and mitigate risks, and a number of key questions are addressed: What risks should be taken? Up to what level? How to hedge risks? How does ALM relate to risk management and to risk budgeting and risk appetite? What is expected from ALM professionals and how do they interact with other functions in the bank? Finally, we look at the current matters of concern to the ALM community, such as the macro prudential policy, low interest rates, the resolution fund and new technologies. We finish the seminar with a series of exercises/games aimed at rehearsing all the major elements learned during these three days: The role and the positioning of the ALM, assets valuation principles, balance sheet risks identification, measurement and management, applicable regulations, and finally current concerns. More Information >>>

Disney On Ice presents Dream Big

Cash, Visa, Mastercard Located on Northwest side of the Coliseum in an outer ticket booth with a green Will Call sign. Opens 1 hour prior to event time. (228) 594-3707 (228) 594-3708 GROUP SALES : (228) 287-7825 (MS Surge Hockey Office) Mon-Fri 9:00AM to 5:00PM This is an accessible venue. For Hearing Impaired Requests: The MS Coast Coliseum is equipped with a Hearing Assistance System. Upon arriving to the venue, guest will need to proceed to the main office, located in the south lobby, to obtain the receiver. They will need to bring their drivers license to secure the receiver, and when they are finished they will need to return the receiver to the main office to reclaim their drivers license. We recommend arriving as close to the doors opening as possible.

Oldham Parent Carer Forum Annual Conference 2020

The event is for Parents and Carers of Children and Young People with Additional Needs and Disabilities who live in Oldham.   Our annual conference is now one of the biggest Parent Carer Forum events in the North West so book early.  What's included? From 4:30pm until 6.30pm... Marketplace of providers giving parents and carers access to Information, Advice and Support enabling families to effectively meet the needs of their child or young person. Then from 7pm onwards... A celebration of 10 years of Co-Production. High profile guest speaker to be announced. Updates on all the latest news and developments in the area of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. A 3 course dinner with opportunities to meet local, regional and national practitioners and service providers. POINT's Annual Passion for Parents Awards Voted for by Parents/Carers in recognition of practitioners who have delivered exceptional support, meaning parents and carers are able to meet the needs of their families more effectively DJ and dancing till late to celebrate the year!   IMPORTANT INFORMATION Attendee Names Please ensure that you enter all attendee names individually.  Multiple tickets under one name will not be accepted.    Table Allocation On submitting your booking you will automatically be allocated seats at a numbered table.  If you are not attending alone please ensure that you book ALL your party on one order.  This will ensure that you will be seated together. What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event? Parking is available at Smokies and there is an overflow carpark next to the hotel.  The hotel is located on the 409 bus route for those using public transport. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? No. Our team will check you in on arrival and your ticket is not necessary Is there a charge for non-attendance? Yes. A charge of £15 per ticket will be made for any non-attendance.  How can I contact the organiser with any questions? Please send any questions by email to forum@point-send.co.uk

Disney On Ice presents Into the Magic

Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Location: ticket office (southeast side of the Arena - opposite I-75) Opens: 90 minutes prior to event Customer must present the actual credit card used for the purchase, a photo ID and Ticketmaster account confirmation number in order to receive tickets. (239) 948-7825 Monday-Friday 10:00am-6:00pm Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm This is an accessible venue.

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Atlanta Braves

ICADT 2020: 14. International Conference on Aerospace Dynamics and Technologies

The International Research Conference Aims and Objectives

The International Research Conference is a federated organization dedicated to bringing together a significant number of diverse scholarly events for presentation within the conference program. Events will run over a span of time during the conference depending on the number and length of the presentations. With its high quality, it provides an exceptional value for students, academics and industry researchers.

ICADT 2020: 14. International Conference on Aerospace Dynamics and Technologies aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Aerospace Dynamics and Technologies. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of Aerospace Dynamics and Technologies

P!NK: Summer Carnival 2023

Pick-up tickets 1 hour prior to show time. Customer must present actual credit card used to purchase tickets and a photo ID. For TTY service call: 1.800.843.4327 or 1.800.359.2525. All gates around Fenway Park are handicap-accessible; however, only Gate D has an elevator available. Grandstand wheelchair ticket holders should enter through Gate D.