 rate hike they’re asking for, it should mean an increase, on average, of about $14 a month.
It’s the equivalent of two bottles of inexpensive wine for some or a meal for others.
William Jones is the kind of customer that votes, and Memphis City Council members know it. It is why they wanted MLGW to cut the fat –all the fat– before they would look at another rate increase.
One area is health benefits for retired MLGW workers. The city council members will get a look at the changes the company proposes for benefits at their next meeting.
But let’s go back to downtown, outside the bill payment office of light gas and water. Because some of these answers show the true financial face Memphis has.
Roshella Mabry was holding her bill and a hand full of cash.
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/*
 * Copyright(c) 2012-2018 Intel Corporation
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause-Clear
 */

#include "ocf/ocf.h"
#include "../ocf_cache_priv.h"
#include "../ocf_ctx_priv.h"
#include "engine_bf.h"
#include "engine_inv.h"
#include "engine_common.h"
#include "cache_engine.h"
#include "../utils/utils_req.h"
#include "../utils/utils_io.h"
#include "../concurrency/ocf_concurrency.h"

#define OCF_ENGINE_DEBUG_IO_NAME "bf"
#include "engine_debug.h"

/* Decrements and checks if queue may be unblocked again */
static inline void backfill_queue_dec_unblock(struct ocf_cache *cache)
{
	env_atomic_dec(&cache->pending_read_misses_list_count);

	if (!env_atomic_read(&cache->pending_read_misses_list_blocked))
		return;

	if (env_atomic_read(&cache->pending_read_misses_list_count)
			< cache->backfill.queue_unblock_size)
		env_atomic_set(&cache->pending_read_misses_list_blocked, 0);
}

static inline void backfill_queue_inc_block(struct ocf_cache *cache)
{
	if (env_atomic_inc_return(&cache->pending_read_misses_list_count)
			>= cache->backfill.max_queue_size)
		env_atomic_set(&cache->pending_read_misses_list_blocked, 1);
}

static void _ocf_backfill_complete(struct ocf_request *req, int error)
{
	struct ocf_cache *cache = req->cache;

	if (error)
		req->error = error;

	if (req->error)
		inc_fallback_pt_error_counter(req->cache);

	/* Handle callback-caller race to let only one of the two complete the
	 * request. Also, complete original request only if this is the last
	 * sub-request to complete
	 */
	if (env_atomic_dec_return(&req->req_remaining) == 0) {
		/* We must free the pages we have allocated */
		ctx_data_secure_erase(cache->owner, req->data);
		ctx_data_munlock(cache->owner, req->data);
		ctx_data_free(cache->owner, req->data);
		req->data = NULL;

		if (req->error) {
			env_atomic_inc(&cache->core[req->core_id].
					counters->cache_errors.write);
			ocf_engine_invalidate(req);
		} else {
			ocf_req_unlock(req);

			/* always free the request at the last point
			 * of the completion path
			 */
			ocf_req_put(req);
		}
	}
}

static int _ocf_backfill_do(struct ocf_request *req)
{
	unsigned int reqs_to_issue;

	backfill_queue_dec_unblock(req->cache);

	reqs_to_issue = ocf_engine_io_count(req);

	/* There will be #reqs_to_issue completions */
	env_atomic_set(&req->req_remaining, reqs_to_issue);

	req->data = req->cp_data;

	ocf_submit_cache_reqs(req->cache, req->map, req, OCF_WRITE, reqs_to_issue,
			      _ocf_backfill_complete);

	return 0;
}

static const struct ocf_io_if _io_if_backfill = {
	.read = _ocf_backfill_do,
	.write = _ocf_backfill_do,
};

void ocf_engine_backfill(struct ocf_request *req)
{
	backfill_queue_inc_block(req->cache);
	ocf_engine_push_req_front_if(req, &_io_if_backfill, true);
}
Apple is almost done decorating the Moscone Center, as we stated yesterday. They put up some new banners yesterday and we‘re just getting a glimpse of some more banners inside. From the two banners you can see that there will, in fact, be a release of iOS 7 as well as a new version of OS X at WWDC on Monday.
The iOS 7 banner is simple with a white background and a colored 7. However, the OS X banner is a little different. It features a big X on top of a wave scene background. Previous banners’ background always related to it’s corresponding cat. We can’t say the same for this one. Right now we can’t tell why they have a wave. It could relate to the type of cat in version 10.9.
What type of cat do you think this version of OS X will be? Some of the comments on other articles suggest that is could be Sea Lion or Catfish. What type of cat do you think 10.9 will be? Email us your answer.The following quote is from the executive summary of a paper by Ann P. Haas, Ph.D. and Philip L. Rodgers, Ph.D., American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and Jody L. Herman, Ph.D. Williams Institute, UCLA School of Law January 2014:
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Because the rate of suicide attempts is so high among the transsexual/ transgender population, I want to start off with an admonition to not try and harm yourself. You may be in despair and hurting greatly, but I am here to tell you that there is great hope. As Jeremiah the prophet said, “Ah, Lord God! Behold, You have made the heavens and the earth by Your great power and outstretched arm. There is nothing too hard for You.” Jeremiah 32:17
I understand how dark it can get. I tried taking my life. When I was so intent on killing myself, God whispered in my mind, “You are playing into the enemy’s hands.” But I said, “I don’t care!” and proceeded to carry out my plan. My Heavenly Father graciously intervened, and my plan failed. It is good, because I really did care, but I was in so much emotional pain and had listened to so many lies that I despaired of life. I was admitted to a psychiatric hospital until God could speak further truth to me when I was ready to listen.
Jesus said, “The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” This “thief” that Jesus spoke of is also called “the father of lies” or Satan. He was in the garden of Eden and spoke lies to Eve, tempting her to think wrongly of God, to think wrongly of herself. Satan and his minions came to me as a child when I was hurting greatly … they spoke their hateful lies to me, intent on destroying me.After years of painful budget cuts, new revenues will begin to flow to California school districts in 2014. Thanks to the voters’ approval of Proposition 30 and the adoption of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), nearly all districts can expect budget increases over the next several years. Districts that educate the most challenging students will see the largest gains. When the LCFF is fully implemented many schools and districts will receive 50 to 75 percent more revenue per pupil than they do now. The implementation of LCFF invites education leaders to look forward to 2020 rather than back to 2007 as they think about budget priorities. The prospect of steadily increasing revenues over several years makes it possible to think big about what they aim to accomplish for their students, and to develop long-term strategies for their schools and school districts. Being strategic rather than reactive in the implementation of LCFF is the key to long-term improvements in the performance of California schools and students. Decisions about LCFF implementation should be guided by a vision of where the district