 debt and personal circumstances, which can make this difficult.
"The objective is to see how we can create more personal ownership so people can make better and more informed choices," he stated. "There is no silver bullet; it is a real change.
"There are a lot of things that distract people and make things really difficult."
Smith added that inertia is often considered "the catalyst for people staying in". But he added that AE is building social norms, which can be more effective.
"Take the advertising campaign from DWP," he continued. "The work that employers and providers have done reinforce the policy. We started the process of social norming."
Nevertheless, we cannot create a culture of savings if we do not also make it easier for workers. Smith lamented the language used in pension communications, stating phrases such as "money purchase defined contribution retirement savings" do not cut through.
"We have created a legacy of jargon," he continued. "We are using different words, different language. We are using numbers in different places on a statement, those numbers are on a different date, and by the way we are using different assumptions."
And, with so many distractions in life, it is important that messaging is clear, concise and standardised. This is particularly true as, according to Smith, the average person receives around 105,000 words of information every day.
The three chairmen are tight-lipped on what these conclusions might be, but with the final report just weeks away, the industry will not have to wait too long to understand what might be the policy's future.
I'm using visual studio to create a.rdl need to set up a 'temp' table to handle putting two datasources into one table. The table seems to be set-up correctly as I get an accurate row count from. test is the column name, and I'm filtering the table so that when test = x return the value in the sColumnNm that is in the same row as x. Instead it returns #Error. the Values here are pretty big (can be in the trillions) so I thought it may have been datatype related, so I switched to Double, but the problem persists.
I can post the code that sets up the tables as well if anyone thinks that may be an area of concern.Thursday, January 20, 2011
By Johnny Jackson
jjackson@henryherald.com
The Henry County Water and Sewerage Authority and its employees are kicking off a campaign to deliver monetary support to local charities.
In the fall of 2009, the water authority's employees established the charity initiative, known as the Henry County Water and Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) Cares Campaign, according to HCWSA Spokesman Chris Wood.
Each year, the campaign identifies local charities which could benefit from employee contributions, and provides those charities with monetary support in the form of a check.
The water authority solicits nominations from employees for charities they would like to see supported, said Wood.
He added that water authority employees chose, this year, to support the Henry County Senior Services' Meals on Wheels Program, which provides hot meals to homebound senior citizens who are unable to shop or cook for themselves. The campaign will also support the non-profit Henry County Cancer Services, Inc., which has provided area cancer patients with help paying medical expenses since 2002.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will be a recipient of HCWSA Cares Campaign efforts as well, he continued.
Water authority employees take part in the campaign through payroll deductions, or annual contributions, to the all-volunteer effort, he said.
HCWSA Employee Development Coordinator Claudia Cooper said the effort has quickly gained traction among employees.
"With a goal of $10,000 last year, [water authority] employees surpassed that within months into the campaign, when total pledges doubled that amount and exceeded $20,000," said Cooper, adding that the charity continued through the holidays.
During the holidays, employees raised money and food for Helping in His Name Ministries, Inc., Food Pantry in Stockbridge, she said. Employees also took part in Henry County Senior Services' Adopt-A-Senior Program and helped support Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) in Henry County.
"Our employees continue to be involved in the community in a number of ways, offering their talents and gifts to various charities, schools, groups and causes," added Henry County Water and Sewerage Authority General Manager Lindy Farmer. "I think they see the value of it, but they also give back because they enjoy it. Outreach also goes a long way toward bringing us closer to the people we serve as well."
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package io.tokenanalyst.blockchainrpc.ethereum

import io.circe.Json
import io.tokenanalyst.blockchainrpc.Codecs._
import io.tokenanalyst.blockchainrpc.RPCEncoder
import io.tokenanalyst.blockchainrpc.ethereum.Protocol._

object Codecs {

  implicit val receiptRequest = new RPCEncoder[ReceiptRequest] {
    final def apply(a: ReceiptRequest): Json = Json.obj(
      requestFields(
        "eth_getTransactionReceipt",
        Array(Json.fromString(a.hash))
      ): _*
    )
  }

  implicit val transactionRequest = new RPCEncoder[TransactionRequest] {
    final def apply(a: TransactionRequest): Json = Json.obj(
      requestFields(
        "eth_getTransactionByHash",
        Array(Json.fromString(a.hash))
      ): _*
    )
  }

  implicit val bestBlockHeightRequest = new RPCEncoder[BestBlockHeightRequest] {
    final def apply(a: BestBlockHeightRequest): Json =
      Json.obj(requestFields("eth_blockNumber", Array[Json]()): _*)
  }

  implicit val blockByHeightRequest = new RPCEncoder[BlockByHeightRequest] {
    final def apply(a: BlockByHeightRequest): Json =
      Json.obj(
        requestFields(
          "eth_getBlockByNumber",
          Array[Json](
            Json.fromString(
              HexTools.toHexString(a.height)
            ),
            Json.fromBoolean(a.withTransactions)
          )
        ): _*
      )
  }

  implicit val blockByHashRequest = new RPCEncoder[BlockByHashRequest] {
    final def apply(a: BlockByHashRequest): Json =
      Json.obj(
        requestFields(
          "eth_getBlockByHash",
          Array(Json.fromString(a.hash), Json.fromBoolean(a.withTransactions))
        ): _*
      )
  }
}
So bring Law of Regression.

PvP is not going to get truly interesting in this game until it's been out for at least a year and around the first DLC dropping.

we're on patch 1.03 now, if you handwave it and follow it by DS3's patch revisions, it's gonna stay boring as shit until around 1.07 or 1.08 and not really get close to feeling balanced and good until 1.15.

By that point things like bleed and frost will eat repeated nerfs again as they always do, or hitting shields with status effects will apply 30% buildup per hit instead of 100%. The meta is going to jump around in ways no one will be really happy with for a long time until it settles into something between the end of Dark Souls 2 SOTFS and Dark Souls 3 final patches.

Until then, yeah, you're going to have to start religiously forcing everyone to fight unbuffed against you and it's going to restrict build variety in duels.- Reading Resources
- Offaly Distilling
- The distilling industry in Offaly 1780-1954 (Part 4)
The distilling industry in Offaly 1780-1954 (Part 4)
- By Michael Byrne
- Published 09/1/2007
- Offaly Distilling
(Reprinted from