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Lia Chang and Garth Kravits' HIDE AND SEEK Screens in 11th Annual DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon on May 1; Complete Lineup
April 10, 2016 Lia Chang	Leave a comment
My Bev's Girl Films partner Garth Kravits and I are delighted to have our short film, Hide and Seek as an official selection of the 11th Annual DisOrient Asian American Film Festival in Eugene, OR., which screens in the Sunday Shorts Program: Conflict, on May 1, 2016 at Bijou Art Cinemas, 492 E 13th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401.
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Hide and Seek is a short film that speaks to the societal challenge that women, and especially women of color, endure every day. To look in the mirror and to hope to see a face other than your own. One that is closer to what magazines, television and movies define as beautiful or even normal. What face do you see when you look in the mirror?
Examiner.com: Q&A with 'Hide and Seek' director Garth Kravits and Actress Lia Chang
In addition to Hide and Seek, the Sunday Shorts Program: Conflict Lineup includes Distance Between, Christmas in America, Fishbone, Frank and Kass, I Hate the Color Red, Too Fast, Carnal Orient, Spaceship and The Waltz.
DisOrient, a social justice film festival committed to the honest portrayals of the diversity of Asian and Pacific Islander American experiences, will screen a curated collection of 14 feature films, 17 short films, and 2 music videos at Bijou Art Cinemas and Bijou Metro, Eugene, OR, from April 29-May 1, 2016. Over 25 filmmakers and actors will be in attendance for post-screening Q&A's.
Check out the complete schedule below.
BIJOU ART CINEMAS
Welcome and Opening Remarks
TYRUS and Up in the Clouds
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JORDAN SCHNITZER
Opening Night Reception
Saturday Shorts Program
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Sakura Sakura: 4 min
American Hero: Shiro Kashino: 20 min
Drone: 4
Resilient: 29 min
Meet Me At A Funeral: 11 min
Moment: 4 min
Goodbye: 9 min
Painted Nails
Breathin': The Eddy Zheng Story
Pali Road
BROADWAY METRO
Right Footed
9-Man
Cantonese Rice
Live From UB
Sunday Shorts Program: Conflict
Distance Between: 9 Min
Christmas in America: 9 Min
Fishbone: 9 Min
Frank and Kass: 7 Min
I Hate the Color Red: 19 Min
Too Fast: 3 Min
Carnal Orient: 9 Min
Hide and Seek: 4 Min
Spaceship: 7 Min
The Waltz***: 11 Min
To Climb A Gold Mountain
Harvey leads his team in the haka, a traditional warrior dance.
In Football We Trust
It Runs in the Family/ Pamanhikan
Comfort 103 –
Closing Night Reception – FREE
Check www.disorientfilm.org for updates and schedule TBA. Purchase All Access VIP Passes for $75 in advance on www.brownpapertickets.com, or $80 at the door. The Opening Night Reception is at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art with a live musical performance by Portland band- The Slants, that is included with tickets to "TYRUS" or VIP Passes. Front man Simon Tam will also speak on "How Being Asian Got Me Into Trouble." General tickets ($15) to the Opening Night show will be sold at the door at 8:45 pm. Admission to the Sunday Night Awards Gala at LZ Chinese Dish will be included with VIP Passes or ticket stub for "Comfort. Individual film tickets will be sold on-line starting in April or at the door until sold out. There is a Free Sunday Shorts program.
Lia Chang is an award-winning filmmaker, a Best Actress nominee, a photographer, and an award-winning multi-platform journalist. Lia has appeared in the films Wolf, New Jack City, A Kiss Before Dying, King of New York, Big Trouble in Little China, The Last Dragon, Taxman and Hide and Seek, which will screen at the Disorient Film Festival in Eugene Oregon in April. She is profiled in Examiner.com, Jade Magazine and Playbill.com.
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Sneak Peek at the Featured Films and Lineup for the 11th Annual DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon, April 29 – May 1
March 30, 2016 Lia Chang	Leave a comment
My Bev's Girl Films partner Garth Kravits and I are delighted to have our short film, Hide and Seek as an official selection of the 11th Annual DisOrient Asian American Film Festival in Eugene, OR.
The festival starts on Friday, April 29th at 6:00 pm with the Opening Night Film, Pamela Tom's TYRUS, which presents the life and career of 105+ year old Chinese American artist, Tyrus Wong, from his immigration to the U.S. as a child to his artistic contributions to animation and classic American cinema, preceded by Ed Moy's award-winning animated short, Up in the Clouds.
Tom and Moy will be in attendance for the Q & A.
© 2015 "SUGIHARA CHIUNE" SEISAKU IINKAI
DisOrient's Centerpiece Film, the epic and spectacular feature narrative Persona Non Grata – The Chiune Sugihara Story, produced by Cine Bazar will screen on Saturday, April 30th. Director Cellin Gluck is planning to attend for a highly anticipated Q&A after the film, which is based on the true historical accounts about a Japanese diplomat who, during World War II, faced a moral dilemma that affected the lives of thousands of European Jews in Lithuania.
A must see is the documentary In Football We Trust, which made its world premiere at Sundance and permits a rare and intimate access to the families of 4 Pacific Islander football players who have hopes of making it into the NFL.
DisOrient closes with Comfort, accompanied by Director William Lu and lead actor, Julie Zahn. Lu's feature film debut brings Cameron (Chris Dinh) and Jasmine (Julie Zahn) together as they explore the after-hours food scene in LA while Cameron hides his dreams away in the darkness of the night.
Below is the complete lineup of films:
Up In The Clouds
An American Hero:Shiro Kashino
Meet Me At A Funeral
Persona Non Grata –The Chiune Sugihara Story
Frank and Kass
I Hate the Color Red
Carnal Orient
Pamanhikan
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TYRUS and His Legacy of Asian American Animation Kick Off Opening Night of CAAMFest 2016 on Mar. 10
February 28, 2016 Lia Chang	Leave a comment
CAAMFest 2016 kicks off on Thursday, March 10, 2016, at 7:00 pm with the Bay Area premiere of Pamela Tom's TYRUS . The award‐winning documentary, showing at the majestic Castro Theatre, 429 Castro Street, San Francisco, CA 94114, paints a beautifully intimate portrait of the 105‐year‐old subject Tyrus Wong, eloquently exploring his childhood, career, artistic legacy and the formation of what he views to be his greatest achievement, his family.
TYRUS, THE MAN
Wong is a living testament to the American Dream, and his fascinating story is full of relevance, hard work and passion. From his arrival at the Angel Island Immigration Station as a nine‐year‐old and his battle for identity in the workplace, to the evolution of his voice and legacy, Wong's ups and downs have shaped the previously undiscovered man into the courageous, funny and wise visionary that he is today.
Wong's presence at Opening Night makes the event all the more meaningful as we celebrate his story and works. Leading up to Opening Night, Wong will sign a recently rediscovered painting that had been unidentified for decades. Immediately after the screening, let inspiration lead you to the incomparable Asian Art Museum, 200 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102, for the Opening Night Gala, where the painting will be on display. View the dazzling exhibit, Hidden Gold, as you indulge in sweet and savory creations, sip a signature cocktail and dance to music from Traktivist, experiencing the best of the Bay Area.
TYRUS, THE LEGACY
Tyrus Wong is a pioneering icon whose art has touched millions through films like REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE and most famously, Disney's BAMBI. His concept art provided the DNA for a distinct and unforgettable atmosphere in the Disney classic, and his legacy as an artist has helped pave the way for new media makers.
CAAMFest 2016 partners with Pixar Animation Studios and the Walt Disney Family Museum to present ASIAN AMERICANS IN ANIMATION, a special presentation inspired by the man himself, Tyrus Wong. The legacy of Wong has helped spawn new generations of artists and continues to this day. The ASIANS IN ANIMATION showcase kicks off with TYRUS and continues with BAMBI and THE SUPER STORY BEHIND "SANJAY'S SUPER TEAM." Director Sanjay Patel and producer Nicole Grindle discuss the magic and inspiration behind Pixar's first lead character of color in the Oscar®‐nominated short, SANJAY'S SUPER TEAM.
"Water to Paper, Paint to Sky: The Art of Tyrus Wong," – Retrospective of Disney Legend at MOCA
FESTIVAL TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets for TYRUS Opening Night + Gala are $65 for general admission and $55 for Center for Asian American Media members. Pricing for all regular screenings: General admission tickets ‐ $14. Tickets for students, seniors (65+) and disabled adults ‐ $13 (Limit 1 per program with ID only). Tickets for Center for Asian American Media members ‐ $12 (Limit 2 per program per membership ID). Pricing excludes special events and galas. Tickets are available online. Tickets can be purchased in‐person at our CAAMFest box office at Alamo Drafthouse starting Thursday, March 3, 2016.
About CAAMFest:
CAAMFest, formerly the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF), takes place March 10‐20, 2016 in the Bay Area. CAAMFest is a celebration of film, music, food and digital media from the world's most innovative Asian and Asian American artists.
About CAAM:
CAAM (Center for Asian American Media) is a non‐profit organization dedicated to presenting stories that convey the richness and diversity of Asian American experiences to the broadest audience possible. CAAM does this by funding, producing, distributing and exhibiting works in film, television and digital media. For more information on CAAM, please visit www.caamedia.org.
Lia Chang is an award-winning filmmaker, a Best Actress nominee, a photographer, and an award-winning multi-platform journalist. Lia has appeared in the films Wolf, New Jack City, A Kiss Before Dying, King of New York, Big Trouble in Little China, The Last Dragon, Taxman and Hide and Seek, which will screen at Asians on Film on March 10th, The Women's Film Festival in Philadelphia on March 13th and the Disorient Film Festival in Eugene Oregon in April. She is profiled in Examiner.com, Jade Magazine and Playbill.com.
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CAAMFest 2016 Lineup, Mar. 10 – 20, 2016
The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) is presenting CAAMFest, March 10‐20, 2016 in the San Francisco Bay Area. Formerly the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF), CAAMFest is an 11‐day celebration of film, music, food and digital media from the world's most innovative Asian and Asian American artists.
This year the Festival welcomes the biggest change since its rebrand with fresh scenery in the Mission district. Joining Castro Theatre, New People Cinema and New Parkway Theater (Oakland), CAAM adds the venerable 106 year‐old Roxie Theater and the newly minted Alamo Drafthouse to its expansive slate of venues and neighborhoods. "Cultural preservation and innovation are core to CAAM's mission. With both the Roxie and Alamo, we continue to elevate and explore this intersection of old and new, " says Stephen Gong, CAAM's Executive Director. "We're excited to expand to the culturally‐rich Mission district and to continue our dynamic programs in film, music and food."
CAAMFest showcases the work of new Asian and Asian American artists and pays tribute to the pioneers who have paved the way for Asian Americans in media and entertainment. From the rich cultural legacy of the opening film TYRUS, to the multi‐platform portfolio of local artist H.P. Mendoza, CAAMFest 2016 truly demonstrates the growing breadth of Asian American voices today.
OPENING AND CLOSING NIGHTS: TYRUS AND RIGHT FOOTED
TYRUS: CAAMFest 2016 opens with an unforgettable cinematic experience, the Bay Area premiere of TYRUS. Directed by Pamela Tom, TYRUS is an inspirational documentary about the art, life, and enduring impact of 105 yearold pioneering Chinese American artist Tyrus Wong, best known for the conceptual artwork that gave Walt Disney's Bambi its distinctive and unforgettable look. TYRUS will be shown at the majestic Castro Theatre, and is part of a special spotlight series, in partnership with Pixar Animation Studios and the Walt Disney Family Museum, ASIAN AMERICANS IN ANIMATION.
Immediately after the screening, let inspiration lead you to the incomparable Asian Art Museum for the Opening Night Gala. View the dazzling exhibit, Hidden Gold, as you indulge in sweet and savory creations, sip a signature cocktail and dance to music from Traktivist, experiencing the best of the Bay Area.
Jessica Cox in RIGHT FOOTED.
RIGHT FOOTED: CAAMFEST 2016 concludes in Oakland and with the Bay Area premiere of RIGHT FOOTED, an inspiring documentary about expert martial artist, disability rights activist and the world's only armless airplane pilot, Filipina American Jessica Cox. Director Nick Spark explores Cox's incredible journey as she overcomes adversity, finds romance and awakens hope in others around the world.
The closing night party is at SomaR Bar, just a few blocks from The New Parkway.
CENTERPIECE PRESENTATIONS: A TALE OF THREE CITIES AND DAZE OF JUSTICE
A TALE OF THREE CITIES by Mabel Cheung
NARRATIVE:A TALE OF THREE CITIES:This year's Centerpiece Narrative presentation comes from CAAMFest Spotlight filmmaker Mabel Cheung. Cheung's A TALE OF THREE CITIES transports us to Hong Kong during the turbulent times of war in the 1930s and 1940s, focusing on an epic story of romance and tragedy between the real‐life parents of Jackie Chan. Starring Lau Ching‐wan (MAD DETECTIVE) and Tang Wei (LUST, CAUTION).
DAZE OF JUSTICE by Michael Siv
DOCUMENTARY: DAZE OF JUSTICE:The Centerpiece Documentary presentation brings a premiere from San Francisco's own Michael Siv, DAZE OF JUSTICE. Siv, once a documentary subject himself (REFUGEE, SFIAAFF '03), follows Khmer Rouge survivors on a journey from the US to tribunals in Cambodia. The unraveling of unspeakable wounds breaks a decades‐long silence in this messy, and ultimately moving, process.
ASIAN AMERICANS IN ANIMATION:CAAMFest 2016 partners with Pixar Animation Studios and the Walt Disney Family Museum to present ASIAN AMERICANS IN ANIMATION, a special presentation inspired by the subject of Opening Night film TYRUS, Tyrus Wong. The legacy of Wong has helped inspire new generations of media makers and continues to this day. The ASIANS IN ANIMATION showcase kicks off with TYRUS and continues with BAMBI, which owes its visual DNA to Wong, and THE SUPER STORY BEHIND "SANJAY'S SUPER TEAM." Director Sanjay Patel and producer Nicole Grindle discuss the magic and inspiration behind Pixar's first lead character of color in the Oscar®‐nominated short, SANJAY'S SUPER TEAM.
Michelle Yeoh, Maggie Cheung and Vivian Wu in THE SOONG SISTERS by Mabel Cheung
SPOTLIGHT: MABEL CHEUNG: Mabel Cheung is one of Hong Kong's most prominent directors. Her international acclaim reflects over 30 years of award‐winning works, beginning with her "Migration Trilogy." CAAMFest presents two of Cheung's influential films: her newest feature and CAAMFest's Centerpiece Narrative A TALE OF THREE CITIES, chronicling the epic love story of Jackie Chan's parents and THE SOONG SISTERS, originally released in 1997 and considered one of the highlights of Cheung's career. The true story, starring Maggie Cheung (HERO), Michelle Yeoh (CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON) and Vivian Wu (THE LAST EMPEROR), explores the three fascinating sisters whose high‐profile marriages, celebrity status and family ties elevated them to positions of wealth and power, profoundly shaping Chinese history in the early 20th century.
COLMA: THE MUSICAL
SPOTLIGHT: H.P. MENDOZA:Director, writer, actor, producer, musician and CAAMFest alum H.P. Mendoza is a local treasure. Born and raised in San Francisco and currently living in the Mission District, Mendoza's diverse portfolio includes the FRUIT FLY (SFIAAFF '09) and I AM A GHOST (SFIAAFF '12), as well as a highlight, COLMA: THE MUSICAL. To celebrate the 10‐year anniversary of COLMA: THE MUSICAL, CAAMFest will be reuniting many of the cast for an unforgettable, profanity‐laced sing‐along. Mendoza will also kick off the Asian Art Museum's new series, TAKEOVER, where he will host a one‐night event and party at the museum, mashing up his preoccupations with musicals, horror films, 8‐bit games and virtual reality.
PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN COMMUNICATIONS PRESENTS: PACIFIC SHOWCASE
MELE MURALS by Tadashi Nakamura
MELE MURALS:Tadashi Nakamura's world premiere of MELE MURALS looks beyond the obvious beauty of the Hawaiian Islands to the deep connections among the local community. Local artist Estria Miyashiro and with fellow artist John Hina travel to the rural town of Waimea, HI, where they attempt to connect ancient Hawaiian traditions and graffiti with the youth of tomorrow. MELE MURALS will be part of CAAMFest's return to the great Oakland Museum of California, which will capture the intersection of Pacific Island and Bay Area culture.
FAMILY INGREDIENTS by Ty Sanga
FAMILY INGREDIENTS:Continuing the theme of Hawaiian culture is a celebration of food and family with Ty Sanga's FAMILY INGREDIENTS. Chef Ed Kenney takes us on a culinary adventure, exploring traditional Hawaiian foods poi (a paste‐like dish made from taro) and pipikaula (salted dried beef) and how they have influenced culture in the Aloha State.
SONS OF HALAWA by Matt Yamashita
SONS OF HALAWA:Filmmaker Matt Yamashita's new film, SONS OF HALAWA, follows subject Pilipo Solatorio, the last native Hawaiian from Halawa, on a search for someone to learn and pass ancient traditions to future generations before they vanish with him. (Preceded by short, ROOTS OF 'ULU)
MACHINE WITH WISHBONE by Randall Lloyd Okita
IN CONVERSATION WITH RANDALL OKITA
Canadian artist Randall Okita's diverse portfolio blends sculpture, cinematography, technology and even stunt work. CAAM welcomes Okita to present many of his short films and to share his experiences and influences with attendees. Shorts in the program include: MACHINE WITH WISHBONE, FISH IN BARREL, NO CONTRACT, PORTRAIT AS A RANDOM ACT OF VIOLENCE and THE WEATHERMAN AND THE SHADOWBOXER.
ADDITIONAL SPECIAL EVENTS
THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT by Justin Lin
THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT (10Year Anniversary):Justin Lin's entry to THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS franchise has been considered the biggest thematic departure in the series. In partnership with Wild 94.9 and You Offend Me, You Offend My Family (YOMYOMF), CAAMFest welcomes back THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT to the big screen for its 10‐year anniversary. Revisit the high‐octane ride set in the underground world of Tokyo's street racing scene. With special guests in attendance!
BE ABOUT IT by Christopher C.C. Wong
COMMUNITY SCREENINGS, YOUTH WORKSHOPS, AND A SNEAK PEEK:Two Community Screenings capture and address impactful subjects and ideas this year. The world premiere of Christopher C.C. Wong's poignant documentary, BE ABOUT IT, examines life‐altering and day‐to‐day moments of two Bay Area men, reporter Alan Wang and athlete AJ Jabonero, both living with hepatitis B, and the reach and cost of the infection in the Asian American community.
EVERYTHING WILL BE by Julia Kwan
EVERYTHING WILL BE, directed by award‐winning Julia Kwan, follows the fading light of Vancouver's Chinatown, exploring the loss of history at the expense of modern trends. Youth Workshops continue at CAAMFest with familiar ideas in existing and fresh settings.
MUSLIM YOUTH VOICES by Musa Syeed
In its 2nd year as a signature CAAM program, MUSLIM YOUTH VOICES follows acclaimed filmmaker Musa Syeed as he helps young people craft their unique stories disintegrating the borders built on stereotypes.
1990 INSTITUTE: YOUTH VOICES ON CHINA is the culmination of an ongoing online video contest that cultivates global awareness within young American communities.
Frank Wong's Chinatown (working title) by James Q. Chan
Catch a sneak peek of local artist and CAAM alum James Q. Chan's work‐in‐progress, CAAM‐funded documentary, FRANK WONG'S CHINATOWN (Working Title), which highlights the fascinating story of 81‐year‐old Frank Wong, a self‐taught artist who has created extraordinarily detailed miniature models of San Francisco's Chinatown from his fading memories.
MEMORIES TO LIGHT: CHINESE AMERICAN HOME MOVIES: For the fourth CAAMFest iteration of our innovative home movie initiative, we are excited to present a compilation of Chinese American home movies from the 1930s through the 1970s, with live musical accompaniment by acclaimed jazz musician Francis Wong. Memories to Light is a project that collects and digitizes home movies — and the stories they tell — to share with the broad public.
An interactive highlight of each CAAMFest is our series of Panels, and 2016 is no exception with discussions on the ever‐changing world of media and how Asian Americans are increasing visibility and opportunity in the broadcast and streaming universe.
MASTER OF NONE:Golden Globe‐nominated Netflix series MASTER OF NONE has had critics and viewers binge‐watching every episode and thirsting for more. Series co‐creator Alan Yang and cast member Kelvin Yu will be stopping by CAAMFest for a panel on the award‐winning show. Yang and Yu will divulge juicy details on the show's inspiration and production as well as their own experiences in an industry full of both opportunity and obstacle.
CHANGING THE CHANNEL ON GENDER ROLES:CAAMFest will explore the bane of existence for many Asian American actors: typecasting. For Asian American women and men looking for work, roles can be severely limited and stereotyped, especially when it comes to appearing as a character intended (or specifically not intended) for romance. Featuring actress Vella Lovell and Bay Area native, Filipino‐American actor Vincent Rodriguez III from the hit series CRAZY EX‐GIRLFRIEND. Rodriguez and Lovell join other actors and filmmakers (TBA) to discuss the gradually changing landscape for gender roles and what they hope the future holds.
A BRAVE NEW DIGITAL WORLD:As online platforms like Netflix and Amazon continue to grow mainstream media, 2016 will see a record number of new digital services looking to fund and distribute content from and for diverse communities. Pradeepa Jeeva and Philip W. Chung of You Offend Me, You Offend My Family (YOMYOMF) will speak with key industry players to explore the shift to digital for many artists seeking opportunity.
DIRECTIONS IN SOUND: MUSIC AND FILM
For over 11 years, Directions in Sound has been the Festival's premier Asian and Asian American music gathering of emerging and cutting‐edge artists. Highlighting leading Asian American musicians, Directions in Sound exposes the Bay Area to innovative artists from the underground music scene. This year's program brings back Directions in Sound: Korean Showcase, featuring international groups dripping with rhythmic and vocal talents: Big Phony, HEO, WYM and Love X Stereo.
Once again, CAAMFest follows the live beats to the silver screen to find music‐centric films that add a visual layer to the sounds that accompany them. Making its West Coast premiere, Jonathan Yi's & Michael Haertlein's MAD TIGER chronicles the relationship between two Japanese bandmates, Peelander‐Yellow and Peelander‐Red, as their friendship is tested and both seek greater meaning in their lives through their art and relationship with each other. In NO LAND'S SONG, Iranian director Ayat Najafi chronicles his sister Sara's grim outlook on the fading presence of women in music, and her journey in reviving the female voice in music and culture.
San Francisco's very own Kollaboration joins forces with CAAMFest for the yearly Social Club event at Slate Bar in the heart of the Mission District. Join filmmakers, artists and fellow attendees to hang out, celebrate and unwind in good company. Featuring R&B soul group The Delivery, vocal soloist Jayne Rio, Korean‐American R&B singer Lawrence Park and ambient soul duo AstraLogik.
NARRATIVE AND DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION
JASMINE by Dax Phelan
A visual feast of themes and stories await in this year's Narrative Competition, including GOOD OL' BOY (dir. Frank Lotito), a charming, nostalgia‐filled story of a young Indian boy's cultural journey in small town America; CRUSH THE SKULL (dir. Viet Nguyen) the campy horror story of a robbery‐gone‐wrong when the thieves make the worst choice in houses to steal from; and GRASS (dir. Tanuj Chopra), a smoke‐filled stoner comedy following a dynamic duo of friends on their adventures in the park over one day. Other competition films include PALI ROAD (dir. Jonathan Lim), equal parts drama, thriller and mystery, a woman tries to uncover the truth when she awakens from an accident with memories of a life that no one else believes to be real; JASMINE (dir. Dax Phelan) the psychological thriller exploring one man's obsession with a stranger whom he believes murdered his late wife; and TWO LUNES (dir. Hui‐Eun Park), two tales of experiences that immigrant women encounter during their new lives in Los Angeles and Vietnam.
Interview with Jason Tobin, star of Dax Phelan's JASMINE, Screening at CAAMFest 2016 on Mar. 14th
CAAMFest 2016: PALI ROAD starring Michelle Chen, Jackson Rathbone, Sung Kang, Henry Ian Cusick Tzi Ma and Elizabeth Sung Screens on Mar. 12
Actors James Hong, Tzi Ma and Elizabeth Sung Talk Shop
Unique perspectives communicate through six films in this year's Documentary Competition. Films include BREATHIN': THE EDDY ZHENG STORY (dir. Ben Wang), the local story of prisoner, immigrant, son and activist Eddy Zheng, and his journey to redemption; PAINTED NAILS (dir. Dianne Griffin & Erica Jordan) a film about a San Francisco‐based nail salon owner whose work‐related health issues helped fuel a movement for safer salons in general; and MELE MURALS (dir. Tadashi Nakamura), a Hawaiian story following artists' attempts to combine graffiti and ancient traditions in an effort to carry them to future generations. Also included: DRAWING THE TIGER (dir. Amy Benson, Scott Squire & Ramyata Limbu) an observation of a Nepalese family's actions and hopes to send their daughter away for a better education turning into their own tragedy; NINTH FLOOR (dir. Mina Shum), the story of the 1969 Sir George Williams riot in Canada that put racial tensions in the spotlight (preceded by short, RACIAL FACIAL); and OPERATION POPCORN (dir. David Grabias), a film following a Hmong man's rise in his community and the results of his efforts to help other Hmong people fight off attacks from the communist Lao government.
BREATHIN': THE EDDY ZHENG STORY by Ben Wang
CINEMASIA
A collection of some of the best international Asian films, CinemAsia explores a vibrant scope of themes and ideas that cross all borders. This year showcases films from Singapore, Iran, Vietnam, India and many more destinations. Highlights include: YELLOW FLOWERS ON GREEN GRASS (dir. Victor Vu) a box office hit exploring the tests on bonds between two Vietnamese brothers against a beautifully pastoral backdrop; 3688 (dir. Royston Tan) a Singaporean musical dramedy following a woman honoring her dementia‐ridden father by competing in a singing competition; KAMPAI: FOR THE LOVE OF SAKE (dir. Mirai Konishi) a documentary following sake connoisseurs on their quest to learn more about the industry behind the rich and complex cultural staple in Japan and across the world; and UMRIKA (dir. Prashant Nair) a mix of drama, warmth, and bittersweetness as a small town in India lives vicariously through postcards written to them from one of their own, and then shifts focus as the postcards stop and the traveller's brother leaves to find him. Also in the program: FRANCE IS OUR MOTHER COUNTRY (dir. Rithy Panh) a piece that examines the French occupation of Cambodia, touching on the tragedy brought on by brute force during colonialism; ATOMIC HEART (dir. Ali Ahmadzadeh) an surreal Iranian film that follows two friends on a night of drinking, political commentary and mystery when the friends are visited by an otherworldly figure; IN THE ROOM (dir. Eric Khoo) Singapore's first erotic film visits the same dilapidated hotel room through several decades of encounters; KID KULAFU (dir. Paul Soriano) the story behind real‐life champion boxer Manny Pacquiao as he overcame obstacles as a child in the Philippines and found his fighting spirit; THE KIDS (dir. Sunny Yu) a Taiwanese tale of one man's undoing that follows how love and sacrifice are intertwined; THE NAME OF THE WHALE (dir. Fumito Fujikawa) an angst‐filled story about a Japanese boy who grows into himself while dealing with family, friends and school‐assigned whale fossil‐hunting; PLEASE REMEMBER ME (dir. Zhao Qing) a poignant documentary about a Chinese man tending his Alzheimer's‐stricken wife with compassionate loyalty; THE ROYAL TAILOR (dir. Lee‐Won Suk) a South Korean period piece where rivals battle in the realm of fashion and skill to be the king's tailor; THANATOS, DRUNK (dir. Tso‐Chi Chang) an exploration of love and loss in Taiwan, set around a dysfunctional family; and YEU(LOVE) (dir. Viet Max) the first mainstream LGBTQ Vietnamese film, witnessing the change from friendship to love between two women.
CAAMFEST IN OAKLAND
CAAM is thrilled to continue a third year of programs in Oakland, kicking off with the Festival's return to the great Oakland Museum of California with a program capturing the intersection of Pacific Island and Bay Area culture including the world premiere of Tad Nakamura's documentary, MELE MURALS. The CAAMFest concludes with a full weekend of programming at the New Parkway Theater.
WORLD PREMIERES
BE ABOUT IT, Christopher C.C. Wong, USA, 2015
THE BOARDWALK, Ougie Park, USA 2015
BREATHIN': THE EDDY ZHENG STORY, Ben Wang, USA, 2015 CHRISTMAS IN AMERICA, King Lu, USA, 2015
DAZE OF JUSTICE, Michael Siv, USA, 2015
DONUT SHOP, Robert Riutta, USA, 2015
GOOD Ol' BOY, Frank Lotito, USA, 2015
GRASS, Tanuj Chopra, USA, 2015
PARACHUTE GIRLS, Alex Rubens, USA, 2015
RACIAL FACIAL, Jeff Adachi, USA, 2016
CAAMFest is supported in part by the following: Xfinity, Asian Art Museum, AT&T DIRECTV, Western Union, AARP, Cooper White & Cooper LLP, Fitness SF, Pacific Islanders in Communications, Pacific Standard Print, Remy Martin, San Francisco Symphony, Umpqua Bank, 1990 Institute, Girl Friday Events, SAG‐AFTRA, University of San Francisco, Consulate General of Canada, Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco, Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in San Francisco, Japan Foundation, Los Angeles, National Endowment for the Arts, San Francisco Grants for the Arts, Hotel Tax Fund, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
GENERAL FESTIVAL INFORMATION
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I think one of the reasons that believers fail to live like missionaries is because they don't feel "called." Pastors and missionaries are the ones who are called, everyone is else is just along for the ride. That is simply not true. God has called all of his children to salvation in Christ. He has called everyone so they might walk in "good works" (Ephesians 2:10).
In Ephesians 3:1-13, Paul reflects on his calling to ministry as an apostle to Gentiles and in doing so gives us some very helpful instructions for understanding and fulfilling our own calling. In Paul's reflection we learn that God's call is always personal. He has a place for you to serve that only you can fill. We also learn that God's call is always timely, His plan for you may be redirected or refined over time, but his timing is always right. Finally we learn that God's call is always clear. Not only will He show you what He has called you to, He will also show you how to fullfulling your calling.
Where has God called you to serve?
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We always enjoy your comments on various subjects. Your last blog on conflict in the church was excellent. Thank you for your wonderful insight.


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Q: why new head and old head have the same sha id using git reflog? i think these should be two different HEADS, so why they corresponds to the same sha value, that is 2aad8cb ...
git reflog
2aad8cb HEAD@{0}: checkout: moving from master to xxx_master
2aad8cb HEAD@{1}: clone: from git@github.com:xxx/xxx.git

A: When you first create a new branch via git branch newbranch or git checkout -b newbranch master, newbranch will point to exactly the same commit as the branch point (whatever HEAD was in the first example, or master in the second). So it would be normal to see, for example, master and newbranch both having the same SHA. When you create a new commit on either branch, then that branch will point to the new commit, which will have the previous value as its parent (over-simplifying to avoid discussing merges, etc.).

A: That is normal behaviour. The reflog keeps track of where head used to be and where branches used to be. So doing
git checkout master
git checkout experiment
git checkout master
git checkout experiment
git checkout master
git checkout experiment

will end up with
2aad8cb HEAD@{0}: checkout: moving from master to experiment
d8cbf4b HEAD@{1}: checkout: moving from experiment to master
2aad8cb HEAD@{2}: checkout: moving from master to experiment
d8cbf4b HEAD@{3}: checkout: moving from experiment to master
2aad8cb HEAD@{4}: checkout: moving from master to experiment
d8cbf4b HEAD@{5}: checkout: moving from experiment to master

in the reflog. You can see the values repeating.
Here I've used git checkout - a few times to switch between checking out a SHA-1 (detached  head) and master:
5016d9e (HEAD, origin/master, master) HEAD@{0}: checkout: moving from 5016d9e82379923c21268e73e4dad3122a5639ac to master
5016d9e (HEAD, origin/master, master) HEAD@{1}: checkout: moving from master to 5016d9e82379923c21268e73e4dad3122a5639ac
5016d9e (HEAD, origin/master, master) HEAD@{2}: checkout: moving from 5016d9e82379923c21268e73e4dad3122a5639ac to master
5016d9e (HEAD, origin/master, master) HEAD@{3}: checkout: moving from master to 5016d9e82379923c21268e73e4dad3122a5639ac
5016d9e (HEAD, origin/master, master) HEAD@{4}: checkout: moving from 5016d9e82379923c21268e73e4dad3122a5639ac to master

You can see that the same SHA1 entry repeats.

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I suggest that all of you in the UK make artwork with this thing and send screenshots to the Prime Minister. Maybe "Pollocks to Blair" is still legal.
Wow – this is the best fun I've had since finishing my exams!
Sadly, "Pollocks to Blair" still contains the word "Blair" and is therefore offensive.
P.S. the toy is Quite Wunnerful.


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You've got to stand for something or you'll fall for anything You've got to be your own man not a puppet on a string Never compromise what's right and uphold your family name You've got to stand for something or you'll fall for anything….Aaron Tippin/Buddy Brock RCA Nashville 1991 What a week. What an...
From Military hero to political coward: John McCain's broken promise
Before Senator John McCain was Senator McCain, he was naval aviator John McCain. The son and grandson of four star admirals and having a family tree of military service dating back to before the American Revolution it was no surprise that he entered the United States Naval Academy to follow in the family footsteps....
A cowardly Congress for an entitled America
In the winter of 1777 disease and exposure from lack of sufficient Congressional funding for proper food and clothing accounted for over half of the 2000 deaths at Valley Forge. Between the first shot fired on Fort McHenry and Lee's surrender at Appomattox, over six hundred thousand of the blue and the gray lay...
Of innuendo, tweets, and Obamacare redux
In a week that started with FBI director James Comey coughing up fur balls of nothingness to the House Intelligence Committee, saw the brilliance of Judge Neil Gorsuch showing the Senate Judiciary Committee (and the world for that matter) just what a federal judge should be overshadowed by a media obsession with parsing Presidential...
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There was no doubt that in the wake of Barack Obama's sweeping victory in 2008 change would be coming to America. The best those of us on the losing end of that election could do was to hope that whatever change was coming would be done with the best interest of the nation in...
While MSM fears Trump words, Hillary and Obamacare cause REAL damage
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Q: I need a better way to reduce the line of codes which has a lot of if statements with method calls in conditions This is my code , I need to know if there is any way to reduce the number of lines in the program.
Since there is method calls involved in the if statements I cannot use enum to replace them.

public class AgreementQueryBuilder {

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public static String searchQueryBuilder(FetchAgreementsModel agreementsModel,
            @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") List obj) {

        StringBuilder selectQuery = new StringBuilder(
                "select *,e.id as agreementid from eglams_agreement e left outer join eglams_rentincrementtype  t on e.rent_increment_method=t.id where");

        // if statement to check the arguments and build the where criteria

        if (agreementsModel.getAgreementId() != null || agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber() != null
                || agreementsModel.getStatus() != null || agreementsModel.getTenantId() != null
                || (agreementsModel.getFromDate() != null && agreementsModel.getToDate() != null)
                || agreementsModel.getTenderNumber() != null || agreementsModel.getTinNumber() != null
                || agreementsModel.getTradeLicense_number() != null)
            return null;

        boolean isAllFieldsNull = true;

        if (agreementsModel.getAgreementId() != null) {
            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.id=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
                obj.add(agreementsModel.getAgreementId());
            }
        }

        if (agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber() != null) {
            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.agreement_number=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
            } else
                selectQuery.append(" and e.agreement_number=?");
            obj.add(agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber());
        }

        if (agreementsModel.getStatus() != null) {

            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.status=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
            } else
                selectQuery.append(" and e.status=?");

            obj.add(agreementsModel.getStatus());
        }

        if (agreementsModel.getTenantId() != null) {
            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.tenant_id=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
            } else
                selectQuery.append(" and e.tenant_id=?");

            obj.add(agreementsModel.getTenantId());
        }

        if (agreementsModel.getTenderNumber() != null) {
            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.tender_number=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
            } else
                selectQuery.append(" and e.tender_number=?");
            obj.add(agreementsModel.getTenderNumber());
        }
        if (agreementsModel.getTinNumber() != null) {
            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.tin_number=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
            } else
                selectQuery.append(" and e.tin_number=?");
            obj.add(agreementsModel.getTinNumber());
        }

        if (agreementsModel.getTradeLicense_number() != null) {
            if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                selectQuery.append(" e.TradeLicense_number=?");
                isAllFieldsNull = false;
            } else
                selectQuery.append(" and e.TradeLicense_number=?");
            obj.add(agreementsModel.getTradeLicense_number());
        }

        if (agreementsModel.getFromDate() != null) {
            if (agreementsModel.getToDate() != null) {
                if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
                    selectQuery.append(" t.FromDate=?");
                    isAllFieldsNull = false;
                } else
                    selectQuery.append(" and t.FromDate=?");

                obj.add(agreementsModel.getFromDate());
                selectQuery.append(" and t.ToDate=?");
                obj.add(agreementsModel.getToDate());
            }
        }
        System.err.println(selectQuery);
        return selectQuery.toString();
    }
}

A: Look at your code:
if (agreementsModel.getAgreementId() != null ||  ... )
    return null;

So we know that if getAgreementId() != null this method will return null and will not go any further. But right after that you write:
if (agreementsModel.getAgreementId() != null) {
        selectQuery.append(" e.id=?");
        isAllFieldsNull = false;
        obj.add(agreementsModel.getAgreementId());
    }
}

We know that this entire block can never be entered, because if getAgreementId() != null was true, the method would have already returned.
So, the short answer to your question is yes, you can make this code much shorter by removing all of the irrelevant blocks of code that will never be called.
The long answer is that you should fix and debug your code to ensure that it actually does what you expect it to do before worrying about whether you can make it shorter. I suspect that means that this if can be removed since it makes all the following blocks useless:
if (agreementsModel.getAgreementId() != null || agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber() != null
            || agreementsModel.getStatus() != null || agreementsModel.getTenantId() != null
            || (agreementsModel.getFromDate() != null && agreementsModel.getToDate() != null)
            || agreementsModel.getTenderNumber() != null || agreementsModel.getTinNumber() != null
            || agreementsModel.getTradeLicense_number() != null)
        return null;

But only you can know how your code should work. I suggest testing it to make sure it works before asking how to make it shorter.

A: I saw that the conditional used to generate an SQL Query. I believe you should change this to more readable, shorter and maintainable code using mapper framework like MyBatis / Hibernate.
Sample of query with conditional using Mybatis below :
<select id="findActiveBlogLike" resultType="Blog">
   SELECT * FROM BLOG WHERE state = 'ACTIVE'
     <if test="title != null">
        AND title like #{title}
     </if>
     <if test="author != null and author.name != null">
        AND author_name like #{author.name}
     </if>
     <!-- add another conditional to add extra filter -->
</select>

On the sample above, we can dynamically generate a query by checking the input bean Blog. If title not null, add title in the criteria,and if authoer is not null, also add author to the criteria, and so on.

A: Your code all follows the same pattern
if (agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber() != null) {
  if (isAllFieldsNull == true) {
    selectQuery.append(" e.agreement_number=?");
    isAllFieldsNull = false;
  } else
    selectQuery.append(" and e.agreement_number=?");

      obj.add(agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber());
}

Which is: if something isn't null, put that thing in a list; and append a string based on some flag; then set the flag to true.
You can write this as a method:
boolean yourMethod(Object obj, List<Object> objs, String clause, StringBuilder clauses, boolean flag) {
  if (obj == null) return flag;

  objs.add(obj);
  if (!flag) clauses.append(" and ");
  clauses.append(clause);

  return false;
}

So, you can now replace the above snippet of your code with:
isAllFieldsNull = yourMethod(
    agreementsModel.getAgreementNumber(),
    obj,
    " e.agreement_number=? ",
    selectQuery,
    isAllFieldsNull);

etc, for the subsequent fields.


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name: Request Transformer Advanced
publisher: Kong Inc.
version: 0.32-x

desc: Use powerful regular expressions, variables and templates to transform API requests
description: |
  The Request Transformer plugin for Kong Enterprise Edition builds on the Community Edition version of this plugin with enhanced capabilities to match portions of incoming requests using regular expressions, save those matched strings into variables, and substitute those strings into transformed requests via flexible templates.

enterprise: true
type: plugin
categories:
  - transformations

kong_version_compatibility:
    community_edition:
      compatible:
    enterprise_edition:
      compatible:
        - 0.32-x

params:
  name: request-transformer-advanced
  api_id: true
  service_id: true
  route_id: true
  consumer_id: true
  config:
    - name: http_method
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        Changes the HTTP method for the upstream request
    - name: remove.headers
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of header names. Unset the headers with the given name.
    - name: remove.querystring
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of querystring names. Remove the querystring if it is present.
    - name: remove.body
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of parameter names. Remove the parameter if and only if content-type is one the following [`application/json`, `multipart/form-data`, `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`] and parameter is present.
    - name: replace.headers
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of headername:value pairs. If and only if the header is already set, replace its old value with the new one. Ignored if the header is not already set.
    - name: replace.querystring
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of queryname:value pairs. If and only if the querystring name is already set, replace its old value with the new one. Ignored if the header is not already set.
    - name: replace.uri
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        Updates the upstream request URI with given value. This value can only be used to update the path part of the URI, not the scheme, nor the hostname.
    - name: replace.body
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of paramname:value pairs. If and only if content-type is one the following [`application/json`, `multipart/form-data`, `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`] and the parameter is already present, replace its old value with the new one. Ignored if the parameter is not already present.
    - name: rename.headers
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of headername:value pairs. If and only if the header is already set, rename the header. The value is unchanged. Ignored if the header is not already set.
    - name: rename.querystring
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of queryname:value pairs. If and only if the field name is already set, rename the field name. The value is unchanged. Ignored if the field name is not already set.
    - name: rename.body
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of parameter name:value pairs. Rename the parameter name if and only if content-type is one the following [`application/json`, `multipart/form-data`, `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`] and parameter is present.
    - name: add.headers
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of headername:value pairs. If and only if the header is not already set, set a new header with the given value. Ignored if the header is already set.
    - name: add.querystring
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of queryname:value pairs. If and only if the querystring name is not already set, set a new querystring with the given value. Ignored if the querystring name is already set.
    - name: add.body
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of paramname:value pairs. If and only if content-type is one the following [`application/json, multipart/form-data`, `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`] and the parameter is not present, add a new parameter with the given value to form-encoded body. Ignored if the parameter is already present.
    - name: append.headers
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of headername:value pairs. If the header is not set, set it with the given value. If it is already set, a new header with the same name and the new value will be set.
    - name: append.querystring
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of queryname:value pairs. If the querystring is not set, set it with the given value. If it is already set, a new querystring with the same name and the new value will be set.
    - name: append.body
      required: false
      default:
      value_in_examples:
      description: |
        List of paramname:value pairs. If the content-type is one the following [`application/json`, `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`], add a new parameter with the given value if the parameter is not present, otherwise if it is already present, the two values (old and new) will be aggregated in an array.
  extra: |
    Note: if the value contains a `,` then the comma separated format cannot be used. The array notation must be used instead.

---

### Template as Value

User can use any of the the current request headers, query params, and captured URI named groups as template to populate above supported config fields.

| Request Param | Template
| --------- | -----------
| header | $(headers.<header_name> or $(headers['<header-name>']) or 'optional_default')
| querystring | $(query_params.<query_param_name> or $(query_params['query-param-name']) or 'optional_default')
| captured URIs | $(uri_captures.<group_name> or $(uri_captures['group-name']) or 'optional_default')

To escape a template, wrap it inside quotes and pass inside another template.<br>
Ex. $('$(some_needs_to_escaped)')

Note: Plugin creates a non mutable table of request headers, querystrings, and captured URIs before transformation. So any update or removal of params used in template does not affect the rendered value of template.

#### Examples Using Template as Value

Add an API `test` with `uris` configured with a named capture group `user_id`

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis \
    --data 'name=test' \
    --data 'upstream_url=http://mockbin.com' \
    --data-urlencode 'uris=/requests/user/(?<user_id>\w+)' \
    --data "strip_uri=false"
```

Enable the 'request-transformer-advanced' plugin to add a new header `x-consumer-id`
and its value is being set with the value sent with header `x-user-id` or
with the default value alice is `header` is missing.

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/test/plugins \
    --data "name=request-transformer-advanced" \
    --data-urlencode "config.add.headers=x-consumer-id:\$(headers['x-user-id'] or 'alice')" \
    --data "config.remove.headers=x-user-id"
```

Now send a request without setting header `x-user-id`

```bash
$ curl -i -X GET localhost:8000/requests/user/foo
```

Plugin will add a new header `x-consumer-id` with value alice before proxying
request upstream. Now try sending request with header `x-user-id` set

```bash
$ curl -i -X GET localhost:8000/requests/user/foo \
  -H "X-User-Id:bob"
```

This time plugin will add a new header `x-consumer-id` with value sent along
with header `x-user-id`, i.e.`bob`

### Order of Execution

Plugin performs the response transformation in following order

remove –> replace –> add –> append

### Configuration Examples

Add multiple headers by passing each header:value pair separately:

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/mockbin/plugins \
  --data "name=request-transformer-advanced" \
  --data "config.add.headers[1]=h1:v1" \
  --data "config.add.headers[2]=h2:v1"
```

| Incoming Request Headers | Upstream Proxied Headers
| --------- | -----------
| h1: v1 | h1: v1, h2: v1

Add multiple headers by passing comma separated header:value pair:

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/mockbin/plugins \
  --data "name=request-transformer-advanced" \
  --data "config.add.headers=h1:v1,h2:v2"
```

| Incoming Request Headers | Upstream Proxied Headers
| --------- | -----------
| h1: v1 | h1: v1, h2: v1

Add multiple headers passing config as JSON body:

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/mockbin/plugins \
  --header 'content-type: application/json' \
  --data '{"name": "request-transformer-advanced", "config": {"add": {"headers": ["h1:v2", "h2:v1"]}}}'
```

| Incoming Request Headers | Upstream Proxied Headers
| --------- | -----------
| h1: v1 | h1: v1, h2: v1

Add a querystring and a header:

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/mockbin/plugins \
  --data "name=request-transformer-advanced" \
  --data "config.add.querystring=q1:v2,q2=v1" \
  --data "config.add.headers=h1:v1"

```

| Incoming Request Headers | Upstream Proxied Headers
| --------- | -----------
| h1: v1 | h1: v1, h2: v1
| h3: v1 | h1: v1, h2: v1, h3: v1

| Incoming Request Querystring | Upstream Proxied Querystring
| --------- | -----------
| ?q1=v1 | ?q1=v1&q2=v1
|        | ?q1=v2&q2=v1

Append multiple headers and remove a body parameter:

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/mockbin/plugins \
  --data "name=request-transformer-advanced" \
  --data "config.add.headers=h1:v2,h2:v1" \
  --data "config.remove.body=p1" \

```

| Incoming Request Headers | Upstream Proxied Headers
| --------- | -----------
| h1: v1 | h1: v1, h1: v2, h2: v1

| Incoming URL Encoded Body | Upstream Proxied URL Encoded Body
| --------- | -----------
| p1=v1&p2=v1 | p2=v1
| p2=v1 | p2=v1

Add multiple headers and querystring parameters if not already set:

```bash
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8001/apis/mockbin/plugins \
  --data "name=request-transformer-advanced" \
  --data "config.add.headers=h1:v1,h2:v1" \
  --data "config.add.querystring=q1:v2,q2:v1" \

```

| Incoming Request Headers | Upstream Proxied Headers
| --------- | -----------
| h1: v1 | h1: v1, h2: v1
| h3: v1 |  h1: v1, h2: v1, h3: v1

| Incoming Request Querystring | Upstream Proxied Querystring
| --------- | -----------
| ?q1=v1 | ?q1=v1&q2=v1
|        | ?q1=v2&q2=v1

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Home » News » News » Survivors of Shiroro massacre to Gov Bello: We won't return home until…
Survivors of Shiroro massacre to Gov Bello: We won't return home until…
On June 18, 2019 1:41 amIn Newsby Urowayino Warami
By Wole Mosadomi
Minna—Survivors of the bandits' attack on some communities in Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State last week, have vowed not to return to their ancestral homes until adequate security is provided.
The affected people bluntly told Governor Abubakar Bello, who visited them at the internally-displaced persons, IDPs, camp, that what they faced during the rampage by the gunmen was enough to keep them off the area till the end of their lives.
Governor Abubakar Bello of Niger State
One of the survivors at the IDP camp, Malam Tanko, from Kwaki community, told the governor that "the bandits stormed our communities in day light and started shooting sporadically.
It's enough; this suffering is too much, Yoruba group tells Buhari(Opens in a new browser tab)
"Many people fell to their bullets and some of us were only lucky to have escaped. We are alive today and that is why going back to the community will be impossible without adequate security being provided."
He said there was no security personnel in the communities when the attackers invaded, adding that they were not ready to pass through another such experience.
The gov's promise
Governor Bello had assured the people that security would be beefed up in the affected areas, adding that troops have already been sent to the areas and therefore directed them to return to their communities.
Bello said: "Though the area is marshy and unmotorable, we would beef up security in the areas and, already, we have been able to send security personnel there so that the local people can go back to their various homes.
"I have spoken to a few of them and I understand their fear: they are scared to go back home and I do not blame them for being scared, but I think we have sent enough troops to these communities to provide adequate security for the time being.
"We are doing our best to make sure they go back home, as we look at the comprehensive plan for providing more security."
The governor further confirmed that 37 deaths have been confirmed, while 27 were being treated of various gunshot wounds.
His words: "While going round the IDP camp, I saw a few with gunshot wounds. About 37 have been killed, while 27 are still with gunshot wounds."
Speaking to newsmen, Director of Primary Healthcare Centre in Shiroro, who heads the IDP camp Clinic, Musa Aliyu, said in the past week, 513 patients have been treated.
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It's an experience the former Lakers great noted in the Paramount Plus documentary titled Dream Team: Birth of the Modern Athlete that he believed gave him the feeling he could live a long life living with HIV. "The Dream Team just allowed me to do it one more time," Johnson said.
In a routine physical just before the '91-'92 NBA season, he found out he had contracted the disease. … There was a ton of fear and suspicion surrounding a diagnosis with HIV, and because of this, Magic abruptly retired from the NBA.
Kobe Bryant has picked his all-time Team USA starting five, and he's keeping it old-school. The future Hall of Famer named Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Hakeem Olajuwon and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in a conversation with FIBA. Jordan, Johnson and Bird were each part of the Dream Team.
Olajuwon was ineligible for selection to the "Dream Team" as he hadn't become a US citizen. Olajuwon became a naturalized American citizen on April 2, 1993. For the 1996 Olympics, he received a FIBA exemption and was eligible to play for Dream Team II. The team went on to win the gold medal in Atlanta.
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Rodman was a snub mostly due to the fact that his image started to take a turn for the worse back then. But in 1992, Rodman started a string of seven straight years where he was the most dominant rebounder in the NBA when he averaged 18.7 rebounds per game.
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Robinson was the tallest member of the Dream Team at 2.16m (7'1″) and the only survivor from Seoul 1988 where the USA's bronze medal prompted the call for NBA players to enter the Olympic fray.
However, on June 24, the Dream Team lost to the NCAA team, 62–54, after underestimating the opposition. Daly intentionally limited Jordan's playing time and made non-optimal substitutions; assistant coach Mike Krzyzewski later said that the head coach "threw the game" to teach the NBA players that they could be beaten.
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toughtimedeals.com displays ads on both the Services and on the Channels. We may use Online Data as well as other User Information to send you OBA. For example, if you read an article about a particular subject on the Services, we may use cookies from a vendor to later serve you an advertisement for a particular product or service related to the viewed article. These third party vendors may connect information about pages you visit on the Services with information about pages you visit on other Channels and show you advertising based on this combined information. These advertisements may appear when you are visiting a different section of the Services or on another Channel. Likewise, third party vendors may serve you advertisements when you visit the Services based on your interaction with the Services and other Channels.
Summary Lawful Basis for Processing User Information
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Because of the international nature of our business, we may need to transfer your User Information within the toughtimedeals.com group of companies, and to third parties as noted in Section 9 above, in connection with the purposes set out in this Policy. For this reason, we may transfer your User Information to other countries that may have different laws and data protection compliance requirements to those that apply in the country in which you are located.
toughtimedeals.com participate in and have certified its compliance with the E.U.-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework and the Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework. toughtimedeals.com is committed to subjecting all Personal Information received from European Union (E.U.) member countries and Switzerland, in reliance on the Privacy Shield Framework, to the Frameworks applicable principles. To learn more about the Privacy Shield Framework, please visit the U.S. Department of Commerces Privacy Shield List. toughtimedeals.com is responsible for the processing of Personal Information it receives under the Privacy Shield Framework and subsequent transfers to a third party acting as an agent on its behalf. toughtimedeals.com complies with the Privacy Shield principles for all onward transfers of Personal Information from the E.U. and Switzerland, including the onward transfer liability provisions. With respect to Personal Information received or transferred pursuant to the Privacy Shield Framework, toughtimedeals.com is subject to the regulatory enforcement powers of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. In certain situations, toughtimedeals.com may be required to disclose Personal Information in response to lawful requests by public authorities, including to meet national security or law enforcement requirements. If you are a European individual with a privacy related complaint, concern or question about toughtimedeals.com privacy practices, please contact us by writing to This link (must include Privacy Policy in the subject line) and we will respond within a reasonable time after receiving your request. Under certain conditions, more fully described on the Privacy Shield website, European individuals may invoke binding arbitration when other dispute resolution procedures have been exhausted.
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We take every reasonable step to ensure that your User Information is only retained for as long as they are needed. Online Data related to OBA is kept by toughtimedeals.com for not more than 180 days after which it will expire, subject to certain conditions.
Except as may be set forth in this Privacy Policy, Online Data related to OBA is retained by toughtimedeals.com for not more than 180 days after which it shall expire. However, the 180 day period may commence again if the same user subsequently visits or interacts with an ad, email, the Services or a Channel.
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