I was excited to see the "Create Branch" functionality in JIRA, but after using it I don't get it. I was assuming this would trigger some sort of integration with BitBucket where commits, etc would be recognized and associated with the issue where I created the branch.
It appears that it's merely a "smart" link that launches BitBucket with a branch name pre-filled and maintans no association with the ticket in JIRA. Is that correct?
I know that I can use smart commits to update the ticket, I guess I was just hoping there was more to it than that.
Am I missing something or is my assessment correct?
Yep, +1 for Casey's suggestion. Adding the issue key to every commit message related to an issue is error prone. At the very least, it's something that requires constant reminders to the team to get it done with any consistency. But since we are already using feature branches, if I could simply bind and issue to a branch and immediately see all the commits on that branch, then I could get that information linked to the issue regardless of how the developer had crafted their commit messages.
At this time for Bitbucket to pick up the commits related to your branch you'll need to be sure to include the issue key in your commit message.
Glad you like the create branch functionality.
Thanks for the response Justen, I guess I would say I like the "idea" of the create branch functionality. However its current implementation it's really just a shortcut and not truly integrated with JIRA.
My 2¢ for the feature would be to bind/hook the feature branch to the issue, which would get rid of the necessity of specifying a ticket number in the commit message.
So, if I were to create a branch from an issue, any commits (to that branch) are automatically added to the "Commits" tab in JIRA.
I came across this question because, like Brandon above, I thought I had done something wrong. It doesn't help I get a "Configure BitBucket!" link on the "Source" tab, that then 404s when clicked... Poor showing.
As a developer, I expected to click the "Create branch" link, which would then create a new feature branch (Which I did in the hopes of improving integration and then had to do a bit of work juggling around my local commits) that would then link the issue *to* said-feature branch and all of its commits.
Given the branch is named the same as the issue — and given the whole idea of feature branches is to separate a particular change from the master branch — there's no reason AFAIK why all commits to that branch shouldn't show up in JIRA, regardless of whether the issue key is mentioned.
Anyone know if an issue has been raised about this yet? If not, please let me know and I'll create it. Otherwise, I'll +1 that issue.
The "Create Branch" feature in JIRA is a really great idea, but it is only an idea, it is not a true feature.
If you try to create a branch name that is too long, it gets truncated for no good reason. I am clearly able to create longer branch names in BitBucket via SourceTree, therefore the UI in JIRA is defective.
After deleting a branch in BitBucket, there is no way in JIRA to disassociate the branch from JIRA, so you get a permanent dead link.
After creating a new branch via SourceTree, with the longer name I wanted, there seems to be no way to link it back to JIRA. I remember at one time JIRA seemed to automatically link branch names that had JIRA IDs in the name, but either this is broken,or a one time feature when you enable JIRA to BitBucket integration. Or maybe JIRA only responds to branch names with the JIRA ID at the beginning of the name, who knows???
It is really frustrating when companies tease their customers with features that are incomplete and poorly documented. I have just wasted several hours trying to figure out that this feature is a non-feature.
Re. point 1, only the *prefilled* name gets truncated. You can change that to whatever you want. For example, in my team, we always change this to add a prefix, and include the issue code at the very end.
+1000. The presentation on the Jira ticket view really leads one to believe this is integrated as the above posters suggest. If it's just a shortcut link to create a new branch on bitbucket, it should be a button on the ticket instead. Since it gets its own section on the ticket, we're led to believe that we'll see the linked branch on the ticket in the section at the very minimum, and commit messages and history ideally.
Currently I'm playing around with Jira+Bitbucket+Bamboo to enhance the workflow.
I also spend quite some time to figure out what I did wrong. Why my commits are not showing up in my JIRA issue. I only se that one branch was created...that's not a very good implementation.
I would even say it's worse. People get confused about this functionality! You should describe within the configuration of JIRA what this function does and what it not does!
create a new branch for you in bitbucket. It links that branch in your JIRA issue. THAT's IT!
In a way it does not help the developer. It confuses him.
Maybe it would also make sense to be able to create a "branch template" name that is created when clicking on "create branch".
My 2¢ on this, I think it would be a very weird practice for devs to commit differently depending on the situation. As in, it's become part of our workflow to reference tickets in commits. Having to think if that's necessary in any given commit would be unneccessarily disruptive, imho.
I came across this because I thought that I was doing something wrong in Jira and that was why my branch wasn't linking with my issue. I would love to have Jira link to a branch in bitbucket, so I can open up the issue and see the whole commit history within the issue screen.
So I got here trying to figure out if I could link to a pre-existing repo/branch. My conclusion is that you can't. I'd like to see a link right under "Create branch" for "Link branch".
While I agree somewhat with what the others have said with regard to better integration, referencing issue keys in commit messages isn't unique to this implementation so I don't see that as a biggie. Then again, with that "Create branch" link there it looks like the suggested workflow is to create a new branch for each issue. If you're doing that, then each and every commit to that branch would be related specifically to that issue...so it doesn't make sense to require that the issue key appear in the commit.
On the other hand, if the workflow would allow one to point multiple issues to a single branch, then it does make sense to require the issue key because not every commit to that branch will be related to the issue. But for this workflow to be possible, the "Link branch" option (mentioned in para. 1 above) would need to be present. I kind of find this workflow to make more sense but would like to have the option of doing either.
I get it that a lot of devs would rather live exclusively in the CLI rather stray into JIRA too often. But you'd think the easier path for Atlassian would be to offer some level of better integration through SourceTree. Like, why can't we link a repo to a JIRA Projects or Component from within SourceTree? Maybe then you could get a dropdown of issues to select from when crafting a commit message. SourceTree could then insert the key and time spent info at the beginning of the commit message automatically. The info to bind the repo with a project could be just added to a section in git/config for the project. Then you could even get to a SourceTree CLI that would implement support that way. Just an idea.
Edited 10/27/2014: because now I have a way better understanding of how this works.
The strikethrough comments are incorrect. Once you've setup DVCS integration for a particular repo (under JIRA Administration->Add-ons->Source Control->DVCS Accounts), commits that reference a ticket key will automatically be pulled into JIRA regardless of whether a particular branch was created by clicking on the "Create Branch" link. After the next sync, the Development section will become populated. With this in mind, my preference would be that the "Create Branch" link become more of an icon or toolbar...something less suggestive than what it is now. After all, the link continues to appear even after data begins to appear in the Development section.
I see that the Atlassian documentation recommends OAuth application links now and cautions against DVCS connectors so I haven't explored Connectors yet. I can see why OAuth application links might be a bit brittle for feature but it would be nice if the documenttion made that clear in context.
Including ticket numbers in commits has always been a required practice for development projects I've been invovled in. It's part of being a displined software engineer.
SourceTree is, in the final analysis, just another Git desktop client application that works with any Git repo regardless of who hosts the github server. Maintaining issue tracking system-specific state in a Git client would not be small matter. That said, it would certainly be wonderful if someone built that abstraction into a Git Desktop client in a generally configurable away.
Not sure what you mean. You configure a Branching model for your repo and that drives the create branch dialog where you select the branch type (master, develop, feature, bugfix, hotfix, release) and branchpoint.
That's independent of commits and JIRA tickets. Regardless of which branch you commit to, including the JIRA ticket number in a commit message will update the JIRA issue.
I haven't implemented this yet, but I think Triggers may be the answer. If I understand triggers, when a branch name includes an issue number trigger swill find it an fire. The default create branch dialog in JIRA adds the issue number to the branch name.
As long as developers exercise minimal discipline, feature branch names include issue numbers and it's a matter of configuring triggers correctly.
In any case, including issue numbers in commit messages is just good, basic software engineering discipline.


A third Wasps forward has this week committed his future to the club by signing a new contract.
Back-rower Alex Rieder has joined Tom Cruse and Ashley Johnson in opting to extend his stay at the Ricoh beyond the end of the current season.
The popular 26-year-old has spent three seasons with Wasps after spells in the Championship with Yorkshire Carnegie and Rotherham.
And as rugby director Dai Young acknowledged, he has made steady progress during that time, despite his opportunities being limited by the string of internationals ahead of him in the selection queue.
"Alex never lets us down and he carries the ball as strongly as anyone else," he said.
"He's also added to his game, improved his defence, improved his work rate and now has a good balance in his game and really fits in with the way we play.
Rieder is delighted to extend his stay at Wasps, where he says he feels very at home.
"Wasps are one of the biggest clubs in Europe, with an incredible history," he said.
"It's a privilege to be able to pull on the Wasps' shirt each time you're selected.
"I have really enjoyed my time here, training and playing alongside quality players and international stars. The talent we have in the squad makes it an exciting place to be.
"It's a nice environment to work in and my girlfriend and I have been made to feel very welcome by everyone at the club and the fans, who make Wasps so special.
Since making an explosive debut by being named BT Sport's man-of-the-match during Wasps' first win at Northampton in a decade in January 2016, Rieder has appeared across all three back row positions.
And according to his boss, he should now be viewed as an integral member of the squad rather than a back-up performer.
"No-one can play 30 games at that level of rugby through the season, the game's too tough," Young said.
"So you certainly need options, but rather than number ones and number twos in each position, I want two quality players in each.
"You can then pull one in and give somebody a rest and so on throughout the season, then when you get to big games you select whoever's playing best at the time.


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Star Trek: Generations
Director: David Carson
Stars: Patrick Stewart, William Shatner, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Gates McFadden, Marina Sirtis, Malcolm McDowell, James Doohan, Walter Koenig, Whoopi Goldberg, Alan Ruck, Barbara March, Gwynyth Walsh, Jenette Goldstein
Genre: Action, Science Fiction, Adventure
Review: Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) may have retired from his duties as a Starfleet commander, but he is still called on for public relations appearances, as he is today when he appears onboard the latest ship to bear the Enterprise name, accompanied by two of his former crew, Scotty (James Doohan) and Chekov (Walter Koenig). Kirk is pleased to see the daughter of Mr Sulu as part of the new crew, but this also makes him feel old and nostalgic for his time in command, though he acknowledges he is simply there for the reporters to interivew as the ship makes its way for a "trip round the block" as the new Captain (Alan Ruck) says. However, suddenly a distress call is received...
Star Trek: Generations was the first of the movie franchise to feature the cast who had been a hit on television in the revamped series The Next Generation, but as if they were reluctant to allow the old timers to go, it was decided Kirk would appear for one last time to offer him a heroic send off. Never mind that he had already had a heroic send off in the previous film, the production team at Paramount had not milked the originals dry quite yet, and a notably clunky plot device was employed to ensure that Kirk met his successor of almost a century later, Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart). Therefore about fifteen minutes into the film, Kirk apparently dies saving the new Enterprise.
But that's not the last we've seen of him, as there are some rum doings going on with a ribbon of time warping energy called the Nexus which has whisked Kirk away into its embrace. One other character knows all about this, and he is Dr Soran (Malcolm McDowell), who is rescued at the start, but shows up again in Picard's time when he and his crew visit a space station that has been under attack, looking for survivors. There is one, and he's Soran, recognised by the Enterprise's bartender Guinan (an uncredited Whoopi Goldberg) who is as old as he is. One thing leads to another, and the mad doctor's obsession with returning to the Nexus leads the cast in fresh dangers, as he is willing to sacrifice many lives to get his way.
One problem with the Trek movies was that they seemed like small screen escapades blown up to big screen size, and with Shatner effectively the special guest star as Leonard Nimoy had been on a Next Generation two-parter, only the effects budget marks this out as anything other than lacking in the genuine sense of wonder that such a production should really have had. It doesn't help that the Nexus is something that would be used by any long running TV show to bring back old characters if they so desired, in fact it was used on Dallas in the eighties to bring back Bobby Ewing after he had died, and is a concept that elicits such groans in anyone hoping for more imagination that it's almost insulting.
Fair enough, they wanted to pay tribute to their venerable past, but they would have been far better to start afresh with the new cast, something more like they did with the following instalment. Sure, in J.J. Abrams' 2009 Star Trek Nimoy's Mr Spock was brought back, but that was fuelled more by nostalgia and paying tribute than slavishly second guessing what the fans wanted to see, and here it's too much like playing it safe. Besides, if the Nexus is so captivating that you never wish to leave it and will do anything to get back, why does it take Kirk and Picard about a minute to make up their minds that it's not all it's cracked up to be? Add in an irksome subplot about the android Data (Brent Spiner) getting emotions to illustrate the theme of coming to terms with your feelings about the past, and you have a deadening experience, this in spite of action sequences that see the Next Generation Enterprise destroyed, always a sign of desperation when going for spectacle in this series. Worst episode ever. Music by Dennis McCarthy.

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Overview - Subjects and Functions
Assisting in the formulation of policies in relation to the subject of Women and Child Development, Pre-schools and Primary Education, School Infrastructure and Education Services for the creation of "Knowledgeable Society" under the direction and guidance of the Minister of Education in conformity with the prescribed Laws, Acts and Ordinances and implementing, projects under the National Budget, State Investment and National Development Programme, and implementing, monitoring and evaluating subjects and functions of the below-mentioned Departments, State Corporations and Statutory Organizations.
Special Priorities according to the Gazette
Implementing a program to ensure the security of women
Providing relief to rural women victimized by unregulated microfinance schemes
Implementing permanent mechanisms to provide protection and minimize adversities to persons subject to regular vulnerabilities, especially women and children
Establishing a methodology to provide women with necessary knowledge, skills and time to give birth to a healthy child, to look after their children with motherly care and to guide their children
Introducing special child nutrition programs to address malnutrition among all children
Taking necessary measures to ensure the rights of the children in accordance with the International Convention on Rights of the Child, with the integration of all the relevant institutions.
Establishing a section in each District Court dedicated to resolving backlog of all court cases pertaining to children
Establishing a national programme to introduce a "Foster Family System" for all children in child care centres.
Expanding the concept of "Child Friendly School"
Expansion of pre-school education based on National Preschool Policy under state supervision
Transforming rural schools into schools that are attractive to students
Implementing a special programme to develop class rooms and sanitary equipment, teachers' and students' restrooms, health facilities and infrastructure facilities in all schools
Taking measures to launch school textbooks, syllabi, teachers' guides via digital mode
Establishing the Cluster Schools System
Supervision of the institutions listed in column II (Sri Lanka Women's Bureau and National Committee on Women, Department of Probation and Child Care Services, National Child Protection Authority, Children's Secretariat and Sri Lanka Thriposha Co. Ltd.)
A sustainably developed prosperous country of the productive citizenry, contented families and social equality where the identity of Sri Lanka reigns.
To formulate and execute programmes for providing and enhancing legal, institutional and human resource services and infrastructure for the economic, social and educational empowerment of women and children considering national priorities and requirements along with international standards.
History of the Ministry
Women's Bureau in Sri Lanka was 1st established under the Ministry of Plan Implementation
Women's Bureau in Sri Lanka was re-established under the Ministry of Women's Affairs and Teaching Hospital
Ministry of Women's Affairs. (Separate Ministry)
Ministry of Women Empowerment and Social Welfare
Ministry of Child Development and Women's Empowerment
Ministry of Child Development and Women's Affairs
Ministry of Women's Affairs.
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Circa 1884. Most guest rooms and suites of this Second Empire Victorian feature an ocean view. There is a handsome library and parlor, and the opulently decorated bed chambers feature Victorian beds, mahogany tables and multi-patterned wallpapers. The first-floor room has stained-glass French doors. Quiches, crepes and egg entrees are served on antique silver, crystal and Royal Worcester china. An English afternoon tea is offered. Antiquing, live theatre and shopping are available nearby.
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This property has 8 total guest accommodations with private bath, 2 with fireplaces, 2 with whirlpools, 3 total suites, including 1 two-bedroom suite. The types of beds available include Queen, King and Twin.
Small front and side gardens which display popular plants of the Victorian era, including fragrant rose bushes and apple trees.
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1880s Victorian house with gingerbread trim, high ceilings, moldings and baseboards, original wooden floors. The wallpaper is reproduction Victorian wallpaper, hand silk screened by Bradbury & Bradbury. There are many fancy paint finishes, such as rag-rolling, combing, stenciling and graining.
I usually make this cake for teatime as a bundt cake and serve it with a chocolate sauce made of melted bittersweet chocolate and butter. It also makes a great layer cake. One variation is to add chopped prunes to the batter.
These are a great breakfast dish, especially in winter when pears are easily availible.The buckwheat is much nuttier than regular crepe batter and the pears seem more special than apples.


Addiction is a disease that affects both the brain and the person's behavior. Concrete neuroscientific evidence says that brain and body chemistry change with addiction.
Thus, we deliver addiction education, which provides an understandable review of the chemical impact alcohol and drugs have on the body and mind – such as increased tolerance, cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
We place particular emphasis on the client's personal understanding of where they are most vulnerable and how to utilize the tools they are given in rehab to prevent relapse. Clients leave our addiction education group with practical knowledge of how this disease expresses itself physiologically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
Twelve-step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are support programs that bring together a community of people who share their experiences, insights and difficulties. This helps members of the group achieve sobriety and live substance-free lives.
At The Dunes, our clients have the opportunity to engage with the strong sober community in Eastern Long Island by attending 12-step meetings, which can be such a vital step towards each person's recovery. Through a 12-step program, anyone can learn to live a happier, healthier life by practicing the principles of each step and developing friendships with others who are also working toward a life of sobriety.
In this comprehensive exercise, clients participate in creating and sharing their key life experiences and achievements with their peers and clinicians. This detailed, in-depth exercise helps to facilitate an effective method of getting to know and understand the client's experience before coming to The Dunes.
Group dynamics among clients at The Dunes are an important piece of the healing process. The timeline exercise is a wonderful bonding experience for the entire group. By sharing their history with an empathetic group who understands their background, clients find a sense of relief and comfort. Others in the group also benefit by giving support to the person who is presenting.
Through participation in these activities, The Dunes' clients develop personal communication and problem-solving skills in new environments, which prepare them for life outside of rehab. Clients also begin to understand how to enjoy their life again in a sober fashion.
Psychodrama is an experiential method of therapy incorporating role playing in a group setting. At The Dunes we call this approach "Recovery Theater." This method addresses the ongoing challenges and benefits of creating a sober lifestyle.
The Dune's life coach addresses specific personal projects, business successes and transitions in the client's personal life, relationships or profession. By examining what is your current situation, discovering what obstacles or challenges may exist and choosing a course of action to make your life be what you want it to be. As your coach, we help you discover and achieve your personal best.
Being in a residential rehab facility is a safe and protective environment. However, many recovering addicts find that after they leave the protective "bubble" of rehab, it is difficult and stressful to re-enter their communities and to reach out to friends and family.
At The Dunes, we integrate our residents into the local community and allow the use of cell phones, laptops and tablets to stay in touch with family and friends.
Our community integration program also involves taking advantage of what East Hampton, New York has to offer, such as fishing, golfing, trips to museums and theaters, and shopping. We also immerse clients into the strong sober community of the "East End" with daily trips to various AA and NA meetings.
Participation in and with the community helps prepare residents for life after they return home.


Most forecasters seem to agree that despite the fact we have sidestepped the worst of the global financial crisis, we still have tough times ahead. And in tough times, one of the things you need to do is be innovative and work your assets harder. Note, Competitors that don't innovate – die. Which I like to think of as nature's bonus for innovating.
1. He sold the metal under the ground to a mining company who it dug out and left a pile of dirt.
2. He sold the pile of dirt to a landscaping company, which left a hole in the ground.
3. He sold the hole in the ground to a waste company, who filled it up with rubbish and refurbished the land.
4. He sold a lease on the refurbished land to a sporting club, because nothing could be built there yet.
5. He sold the land to a long term investor.
Selling one piece of land five times? Gets my juices flowing.
Apparently this was posted on a UWA noticeboard. Gold.


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Valerie June
Dan Auerbach Emerges As Prolific Country & Roots Producer
Looking through the 2021 Grammy nominations released on November 24th, one of the big points of intrigue for the country and roots world won't be found in the major country categories of the awards, or even the American Roots categories that cover Americana, bluegrass, folk, and blues. It will be found in the all-encompassing "Producer […]
Brit Taylor, Dan Auerbach, Dave Cobb, Dee White, Easy Eye Sound, Jessica Lea Mayfield, John Anderson, Kendell Marvel, Marcus King, Nikki Lane, Patrick Sweany, The Black Keys, The Gibson Brothers, Valerie June
Why Jennifer Nettles Is an Imperfect Advocate for "Equal Play"
The recipient of the inaugural CMT Equal Play Award has been announced as Jennifer Nettles, known both as a solo performer, and most notably for her work in the country music duo Sugarland. But there is a problem with presenting Jennifer Nettles as a "equal play" advocate.
Amanda Shires, CMT, Jennifer Nettles, Kristen Hall, Kristian Bush, Leslie Fram, Mickey Guyton, Sugarland, The Highwomen, Valerie June
Valerie June's Surprise ACM Performance w/ Eric Church Overlooked
Mickey Guyton made one of the greatest impacts during this week's ACM Awards. But as we have seen from the media on numerous occasions, important moments for black country artists in the past are being overlooked to score a buzzy headline or tweet.
ACM Awards, Eric Church, Jennifer Nettles, Marissa R Moss, Mickey Guyton, Rhianna, Valerie June
20 African American Artists Better For Country Than Lil Nas X
Oh the irony of so many people demanding all music sound the same in the name of "diversity." The only reason we're even having a discussion of where Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" should be placed on the charts is because you can't tell the difference between most any given piece of popular music anymore.
Aaron Vance, Allison Russell, Amythyst Kiah, Ben Hunter, Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Charley Crockett, Charley Pride, Cleve Francis, Darius Rucker, DeFord Bailey, Dom Flemons, Jerry Pentacost, Kaia Kater, Leyla McCalla, Linda Martell, Mavis Staples, Michael "Scooter" McDonald, Mickey Guyton, Milton Patton, OB McClinton, Our Native Daughters, Pastor Shirley Caesar, Priscilla Renea, Ray Charles, Rhiannon Giddens, Stoney Edwards, Sunny War, Tammi Savoy, The McCrary Sisters, The Pointer Sisters, The War & Treaty, Tina Turner, Tony Jackson, Valerie June, Yola
African American Influence on Country Music Can't Be Understated, or Overstated
For many years, the influence and contributions of African American musicians in country music went mostly overlooked, or overshadowed by their Caucasian counterparts. However there has been a recent trend by media and even some artists to overstate the influence of African Americans.
Aaron Vance, Allison Russell, Amythyst Kiah, Charley Crockett, Charley Pride, Darius Rucker, DeFord Bailey, Dom Flemons, Hank Williams, Jimmie Allen, Jimmie Rodgers, Kane Brown, Leyla McCalla, Mickey Guyton, Ray Charles, Rhiannon Giddens, Rufus Payne, Valerie June
Eric Church Uses CMA Awards to Introduce the World to Joanna Cotten
It's almost becoming an annual tradition for Eric Church: Show up to a country music awards show, and share the mic and the moment with a woman that the rest of us need to know about. In 2018 at the 52nd Annual CMA Awards, it was a familiar face to many of Eric Church's most devoted fans, but a new face to much of America.
Ashley McBryde, CMA Aweards, Eric Church, Joanna Cotten, Rhiannon Giddens, Valerie June
JP Harris Helps Revive the Country Tradition of Sharing the Stage
Of the many traditions of country music that have been trounced upon and forgotten in recent history, the culture of male country artists being complimented by women on stage is one of the most regrettable. Whether it was Dolly playing with Porter, Emmylou singing with Gram, or scores of other examples…
AmericanaFest, Ashley McBryde, Elizabeth Cook, Eric Church, Erin Rae, JP Harris, Kristina Murray, Michaela Anne, Rhiannon Giddens, Sam Outlaw, Sunny War, The Secret Sisters, The Watson Twins, Valerie June
Eric Church Becomes Surprising Champion of Country Women
There would be no mainstream country music career for Ashley McBryde if it weren't for the help of Eric Church. Eric Church isn't a guy you would expect to be a big champion of country music's women on the surface. But quietly, Church has become a champion of many of country music's most deserving women.
Ashley McBryde, Brandi Carlile, Eleanor Whitmore, Eric Church, Jaime Wyatt, Lzze Hale, Michaela Anne, Molly Jensen, Molly Parden, Patty Griffin, Rhiannon Giddens, Sam Outlaw, Shooter Jennings, Valerie June
African Americans Helping to Keep Country & Roots Music Alive
Let's face it. For a host of reasons, it's pretty rare to see African Americans making country and roots music. But when they do, more often that not, they're doing it the right way, pushing the music forward creatively while fiercely helping to preserving the past, becoming part of the solution instead of prolonging the problem.
Aaron Vance, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Charley Crockett, Charley Pride, Cleve Davis, Darius Rucker, DeFord Bailey, Dom Flemons, Jerry Pentacost, Kaia Kater, Kane Brown, Mickey Guyton, Milton Patton, Rhiannon Giddens, Rufus Payne, Tony Jackson, Valerie June
Album Review – Valerie June's "The Order of Time"
Valerie June is the kind of cool everybody wants to be. She started out as roots music's own little special creature with her primitive country Gospel soul songs—an unearthed gem of Americana made that much more cherished because it was a personal discovery way before the general population caught on.
Review, The Order of Time, Valerie June
Facts, Rumors & The Most Anticipated Albums for 2017
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Just what 2017 has in store for us in the country music department remains to be seen. But we do know about what to expect in the release department for at least the first quarter of the year, while rumors abound about the big projects that could come to light later in 2017. Here's a run down of what we know, what we think we know, and what we would like to believe.
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Album Review – Eric Church's "Mr. Misunderstood"
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Saving Country Music has a rich, storied history when it comes to sharing opinions about Eric Church. Forget that just as much of the ink spilled for Church has been praising as it has been critical, when you're dealing with an artist who enjoys a strong, grassroots fan base, you're almost never going to win when you have something less than favorable to say.
Andrea Davidson, Eric Church, Jay Joyce, Jeff Hyde, Jeff Tweedy, Jeremy Spillman, Luke Dick, Mr. Misunderstood, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Review, Rhiannon Giddens, Susan Tedeschi, Travis Meadows, Valerie June
An Open Letter to "Austin City Limits": In Consideration of Ray Wylie Hubbard
I know you probably receive dozens of these types of letters, and they all make strong cases for who the author wishes you select for the next season. But in the case of Ray Wylie Hubbard, I really think it would not only mean a tremendous amount to Ray, but it would mean a tremendous amount to Austin City Limits to finally and formally recognize one of Austin's most important performers, and help preserve his place in Austin music.
Austin City Limits, Dale Watson, Eric Church, Jason Isbell, Lyle Lovett, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Sturgill Simpson, The Improbably Rise of Redneck Rock, Valerie June, Willie Nelson
It's Just Corb Lund & These Ponies (For Christmas This Year)
"Just Me and These Ponies" is a Christmas song for people who do not like Christmas songs, but still like country music and Corb Lund. And if you do happen to dig on a little ring ting tingling, you might find something to appreciate here too, even if the mood and perspective Corb works in is a dour one. And like all great Christmas songs, it may do so for years to come.
An Americana Christmas, Corb Lund, Emmylou Harris, John Prine, Johnny Cash, Just Me And These Ponies (For Christmas This Year), Nikki Lane, The Band, Valerie June
10 Pickathon Artists To Check Out Even If You're Not Going
Pickathon is the roots music experience like no other. It offers one of the most forward-thinking lineups in the independent festival circuit, is two steps ahead in featuring artists that are on the verge of becoming the next big thing, and presents the artist in some of the most unique settings to be found. Even if you can't make it to the Northwest extremity of the country next weekend….
Charlie Parr, Chris Thile, Della Mae, John Doe, Jon Langford, Neko Case, NIckel Creek, Old Crow Medicine Show, Possessed by Paul James, Robbie Fulks, Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins, Shakey Graves, The Black Lillies, The Sadies, Valerie June, Willie Watson
Saving Country Music's Best Live Performances of 2013
The greatest album, and the greatest recorded song will never be able to trump the truly live musical experience where music is shared in real time with both the artist and listeners. It is in this spirit that each year I assemble a list of the Best Live Performances to reinforce that as technology and the busying of life incrementally encroach upon us, we must remember that the live music show deserves its own attention and reverence.
.357 String Band, 2013, American Aquarium, Andrew Bird, Austin City Limits, Best Live Performances, Bob Wayne, Dirty River Boys, Eric Church, Gruene Hall, Hellbound Glory, James Hunnicutt, Jared McGovern, Jason Eady, Jason Isbell, Jayke Orvis, LeAnn Rimes, Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires, Lincoln Durham, Liz Sloan, Patsy Cline, Pickathon, Punch Brothers, Red 11, The Crooks, The Mavericks, The White Horse, Tift Merritt, Turnpike Troubadours, Valerie June, XSXSW
2013 Saving Country Music Song of the Year Nominees
When you sit down to assemble a list of candidates for Song of the Year, you almost start to tremble in the face of so much creativity, inspiration, and insight, and grow humbled by how fortunate we are to live in such a bountiful time for music. Candidates for Song of the Year can't just be songs we enjoy, they are songs that make you change the way you see the world, or change the way you see yourself.
2013, Adam Hood, Alone In Memphis, Ashley Monroe, Austin Lucas, best songs, Brandy Clark, Brennen Leigh, Brian Keane, Caitlin Rose, Charlie Robison, Deadman's Blues, Disappear On Down The Line, Drinkin', El Camino, Elephant, Hank3, Holly Williams, I'll Sing About Mine, Jason Isbell, JB Beverley, John Moreland, Josh Abbott Band, Lindi Ortega, Matt Woods, Noel McKay, Shane McAnally, Song of the Year, Stripes, Sturgill Simpson, Tin Star, Valerie June, Wade Bowen Songs About Trucks
12 Reasons to be Positive About Country Music in 2013
Country music in 2013 feels like the best of times, and the worst of times. While a few top male performers perpetrate untold atrocities on the integrity of the genre, the rise of independent music and infrastructure in the marketplace is now almost to the point where it equals its corporate counterpart. Quality songs and worthy artists are beginning to see more and more support…
Ashley Monroe, Austin Lucas, Avett Brothers, Blake Shelton, Bobb Bare, Caitlin Rose, CMA Awards, Cory Branan, Country Music Hall of Fame, Dale Watson, Darius Rucker, David Letterman, East Nashville, Gary Allan, Grand Ole Opry, Guy Clark, Hellbound Glory, Jack Clement, Jason Isbell, Kacey Musgraves, Keith Urban, Kid Rock, Lindi Ortega, Mumford and Sons, Nashville, Old Crow Medicine Show, Old Farts and Jackasses, Outlaw Country Music Hall of Fame, Pokey LaFarge, Rascal Flatts, Ray Price, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Shovels and Rope, Sturgill Simpson, Taylor Swift, The Lumineers, Tom Petty, Twones Van Zandt, Valerie June, Zac Brown
2013: The Year of the Songwriter
Everywhere in the independent music world you're seeing songwriters who have struggled for years finally starting to get singed to record labels and releasing career-caliber albums. Whereas other sectors of the music industry seem to be gripped by the fear that digitization and streaming may ultimately doom the business of music, talented songwriters are benefiting from the search for the next writer to break out.
Amanda Shires, Ashley Monroe, Austin City Limits, Austin Lucas, Caitlin Rose, Dale Watson, Drive By Truckers, Jason Isbell, Kacey Musgraves, Pokey LaFarge, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Rolling Stones, Shovels & Rope, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Sturgill Simpson, Valerie June
Valerie June is "Pushin' Against A Stone" No More
I know very little about Valerie June, and aspire to keep it that way. A natural mystery swirls around this woman similarly to the tresses emanating from her topside like a living, organic crown. Valerie June seems more apparition than woman—vanishing and appearing in the most random moments like a mythical character born in the mind of an early European troubadour….
Kevin Augnuas, Phil Spector, Pushin' Against A Stone, Review, Valerie June
5 Worthy Artists Finding Success in 2013
You know how you may root for a hometown sports team for years even though they're terrible, and then out of the blue when they start to get good you don't know how to behave because you've identified with losing for so long? Well that is what is happening in 2013 with many of the artists Saving Country Music and so many loyal fans have been following for years.
Ashley Monroe, Austin Lucas, Caitlin Rose, Chuck Ragan, Dwight Yoakam, Hellbound Glory, Junior Brown, Kacey Musgraves, Kid Rock, Sturgill Simpson, Valerie June
The Mysterious Woman In Red Revealed: Interview with Valerie June
Valerie June, the self-proclaimed purveyor of "Organic Moonshine Roots Music," had her fans in sheer disbelief, while the rest of the audience was wondering, "Who is this astounding singer?" when she unexpectedly appeared on national television singing an intimate, stripped-down version of the song "Like Jesus Does" with Eric Church at the ACM Awards a few weeks ago.
ACM Awards, Eric Church, girl who performed with Eric Church, interview, Like Jesus Does, Valerie June
9 Women Who Could Immediately Make Country Better
We've talked about 7 Men Who Could Immediately Make Country Music Better, now let's take a look at 9 women who could do the same. It's been well documented that here in 2013, the women of country are outpacing the men when it comes to the quality of music–women like Kacey Musgraves who've seen breakout commercial success.
Ashley Monroe, Cary Ann Hearst, Dixie Chicks, Emmylou Harris, Eric Church, First Aid Kit, Holly Williams, Kellie Pickler, Lindi Ortega, Pistol Annies, Rachel Brooke, Shovels & Rope, The Civil Wars, The Trishas, Valerie June
Valerie June Stuns the ACM Awards in Duet with Eric Church
About a half hour in to Sunday night's 2013 Academy of Country Music Awards presentation, Eric Church took the stage to perform an acoustic version of his latest single "Like Jesus Does." As much as Eric Church's performance caught the ACM crowd and Eric's fans by surprise, so did this virtually unknown singer accompanying him. Eric Church's duet partner was none other than Memphis, Tennessee native Valerie June.
ACM Awards, Dan Auerbach, Eric Church, girl who sanf with Eric Church on the ACM Awards, girl who sang with Eric Church on the ACM Awards, Like Jesus Does, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Black Keys, Valerie June


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Q: PHP arrays: modify a value when the structure of the array is unknown Question
How do you modify a value in a PHP array if you do not know the structure of the array in advance?
Example
In the following array, I have to change 'fave_color' to 'blue' in the part of the array where 'system' == 'knoppix' ... the problem is I do not know what the structure of the array will be at runtime, so I cannot simply do:
$myarray['settings']['user_prefs']['otherhost']['fave_color'] = 'blue';

This will not work, because the nesting is unknown for the fave_color at runtime.
Moreover, the fave_color key I am interested in is dependent on system array key.
I have to find the one with the value 'knoppix' and then change the corresponding 'fave_color' value, making sure not to change any other fave_color value in the array.
'settings' => array(
  'user_prefs'=>array(
    'localhost'=>array(
      'fave_color'=>'orange',
      'system'    =>'unbuntu',
    ),
    'otherhost'=>array(
      'fave_color'=>'yellow',
      'system'    =>'knoppix',
    ),
  ),
),

A: You can use array_walk_recursive and check if key is equal to 'knoppix'.
function findKnoppix(&$value, $key)
{
    if($value == 'knoppix') $value = 'NEW VALUE';
}

array_walk_recursive($myArray, 'findKnoppix');

A: I know this question is a couple months old, but I ran into the same problem and came up with a solution I really liked and figured someone on SO had to have asked about it before. First, a couple of thoughts:
1) Can you use XPath or anything other than native PHP arrays, even if you have to convert back and forth? Measure the performance hit, of course, but try it out -- using a query style like you described in your related question might save you a headache without tremendous overhead.
2) Can you change the array's structure? If system is an important key, is there a good reason it's nested at that depth? The array might not be as compact if you restructured it as "settings by system type", but it could be much easier to traverse.
Finally, here's my solution to the problem I had, which I think you can adapt to yours. If you need to add more complex logic, such as checking for a requisite sibling, I would add an optional third parameter for a callback function.
/**
 * Sets key/value pairs at any depth on an array.
 * @param $attrs an array of key/value pairs to be set/added
 * @param $data the array you want to affect
 */
function setAttributes($attrs, &$data)
{
    foreach ($attrs as $name => $value) {
        if (strpos($name, '.') === false) {
            // If the array doesn't contain a special separator character,
            // just set the key/value pair. If $value is an array,
            // you will set nested key/value pairs just fine.
            $data[$name] = $value;
        } else {
            // In this case we're trying to target a specific nested key
            // without overwriting any other siblings/ancestors. The period
            // is my separator character -- you can change it to any unique
            // string that is invalid for a key in your system.
            $keys = explode('.', $name);
            // Set the root of the tree.
            $opt_tree =& $data;
            // Start traversing the tree using the specified keys.
            while ($key = array_shift($keys)) {
                // If there are more keys after the current one...
                if ($keys) {
                    if (!isset($opt_tree[$key]) || !is_array($opt_tree[$key])) {
                        // Create this node if it doesn't already exist.
                        $opt_tree[$key] = array();
                    }
                    // Here's the fun bit -- redefine the "root" of the tree
                    // (assignment by reference) then process the next key.
                    $opt_tree =& $opt_tree[$key];
                } else {
                    // This is the last key to check, so assign the value.
                    $opt_tree[$key] = $value;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Sample usage:
$x = array();
setAttributes(array('foo' => 'bar', 'baz' => array('quux', 42)), $x);
print_r($x); // $x has the same structure as the first argument
setAttributes(array('jif.snee' => 'hello world'), $x);
print_r($x); // $x now has a jif key whose value is snee => hello world
    // if jif.snee already existed, this call would have overwritten
    // that value without modifying any other values

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Q: Classic ASP - Display List of Timezones using powershell Is there anyway to display system timezone using powershell GET-Timezone -ListAvailble. My requirements is to display this in a dropdownlist in an ASP page. Using .net com is not an option for me now, and even SQL server sys.time_zone_info.

A: Get-TimeZone

Gets the current time zone or a list of available time zones.

If you run it without parameters it gives the current timezone on the host computer.
Example output:
Id                         : GMT Standard Time
DisplayName                : (UTC+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London
StandardName               : GMT Standard Time
DaylightName               : GMT Daylight Time
BaseUtcOffset              : 00:00:00
SupportsDaylightSavingTime : True

A: You could use Shell.Exec to call the powershell command and read from the standard output.
The powershell part is from Lee_Dailey's answer
<%
Set objShell = server.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set objExec = objShell.Exec("cmd /c powershell [System.TimeZoneInfo]::GetSystemTimeZones().DisplayName")
Set objStdOut = objExec.StdOut

Response.write "<select name=""Timezones"">"

While Not objStdOut.AtEndOfStream
   Response.write "<option>" & objStdOut.ReadLine & "</option>"
Wend

Response.write "</select>"

%>

A: if all you want is the offset/name for each timezone known to the current system, this will give that list ...
[System.TimeZoneInfo]::GetSystemTimeZones().DisplayName

as much as some may object, that is powershell. [grin]


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Multisensory Integration in Shark Feeding Behavior
Jayne M. Gardiner, University of South FloridaFollow
Biology (Integrative Biology)
Philip J. Motta
Robert E. Hueter
electroreception, lateral line, olfaction, vision
Multimodal sensory input directs simple and complex behaviors in animals. Most research to date has been limited to studies of individual senses rather than multiple senses working together, leading to important advances in our comprehension of the sensory systems in isolation, but not their complementary and alternative roles in difficult behavioral tasks, such as feeding. In the marine environment, a prey item might emit an odor, create a hydrodynamic disturbance, such as from gill movements or swimming, be visible to the predator, produce a sound, and/or produce a weak electrical field. Therefore, the goal of this study was to investigate the integration of olfaction, mechanoreception by the lateral line system, vision, and electroreception in a marine animal. Sharks were chosen as a model organism in which to investigate multisensory integration because of their sensitivity and acuity, the presence of the same suite of sensory modalities in all species, the availability of experimental animals from different species, habitats and ecologies, and the rich literature on sharks' prey capture behavior. Two approaches were used: controlled artificial stimuli, delivered to the animals, were used to determine the spatial and concentration characteristics of odor encounters that guide the initial orientation to an odor plume in the far field in a model elasmobranch, the smooth dogfish, Mustelus canis; and sensory deprivation was used to restrict the availability of natural cues emanating from live prey items in order to elucidate the complementary and alternating roles of the senses in detecting, tracking, orienting to, striking at, and ultimately capturing prey. In the latter experiments, three species of sharks from different ecological niches were investigated: benthic, suction-feeding nurse sharks (Ginglymostoma cirratum) that hunt nocturnally for fish; ram-biting bonnetheads (Sphyrna tiburo) that scoop crustaceans off the bottom of seagrass beds; and ram-feeding blacktip sharks (Carcharhinus limbatus) that rapidly chase down midwater teleost prey. In orienting to odor patches, bilateral time differences between the nares are more important than concentration differences, such that animals turn toward the side stimulated first, even with delayed pulses of higher concentration. This response would steer the shark into each oncoming odor patch, helping the animal maintain contact with an odor plume. Sensory deprivation experiments revealed similarities and differences among species in terms of which senses they choose to focus on for particular behaviors, likely as a result of differences in the environments that they hunt in, type of prey consumed, and foraging strategies used, as well as anatomical differences in the central nervous system and the sensory organs. In most cases, multiple senses can be used for the same behavioral task. Thus, sharks are capable of successfully capturing prey, even when the optimal sensory cues are unavailable, by switching to alternative sensory modalities, which indicates that feeding behavior is plastic. Nurse sharks rely primarily on olfaction for detection. Olfaction in combination with vision, the lateral line, or touch is required for tracking. Nurse sharks orient to prey using the lateral line, vision, or electroreception, but will not ingest food if olfaction is blocked. Capture is mediated by the electrosensory system or tactile cues. Bonnetheads normally detect prey using olfaction, rely on olfactory-based tracking until they are close to the prey, then vision to line up a strike, and finally electroreception to time the jaw movements for capture. They can detect, orient, and strike visually in the absence of olfactory cues. Blacktip sharks also detect prey using olfaction or vision. Olfaction is used in combination with vision or the lateral line system for tracking. Long-distance orientation and striking is visually mediated, but strike precision relies on lateral line cues and an increase in misses occurs when this system is blocked. In the absence of vision, short-range orientation and striking can occur using lateral line cues. Capture is mediated by electroreception or tactile cues. Collectively, these results were used to develop species-specific sensory hierarchies for shark feeding behavior in a captive environment, the first such hierarchies to cover a complete behavioral sequence in a vertebrate.
Gardiner, Jayne M., "Multisensory Integration in Shark Feeding Behavior" (2012). Graduate Theses and Dissertations.
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package dao

import (
	"context"
	"database/sql"
	"fmt"
	"time"

	"go-common/app/job/main/credit/model"
	xsql "go-common/library/database/sql"
	"go-common/library/log"
	xtime "go-common/library/time"
	"go-common/library/xstr"
)

const (
	_inBlockedCasesSQL         = "INSERT INTO blocked_case(mid,status,origin_content,punish_result,origin_title,origin_type,origin_url,blocked_days,reason_type,relation_id,oper_id,business_time) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)"
	_inBlockedCaseModifyLogSQL = "INSERT INTO blocked_case_modify_log(case_id,modify_type,origin_reason,modify_reason) VALUES (?,?,?,?)"
	_upBlockedCaseReasonSQL    = "UPDATE blocked_case SET reason_type = ?  WHERE id = ?"
	_upBlockedCaseStatusSQL    = "UPDATE blocked_case SET status = ?  WHERE id = ?"
	_upGrantCaseSQL            = "UPDATE blocked_case SET status = 1, start_time = ?, end_time = ? WHERE id IN (%s)"
	_grantCaseSQL              = "SELECT id,mid,start_time,end_time,vote_rule,vote_break,vote_delete,case_type FROM blocked_case WHERE status = 8 ORDER BY mtime ASC limit ?"
	_caseVoteSQL               = "SELECT mid,vote,expired FROM blocked_case_vote WHERE id = ?"
	_caseRelationIDCountSQL    = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM blocked_case WHERE origin_type=? AND relation_id =?"
	_caseVotesCIDSQL           = "SELECT mid,vote FROM blocked_case_vote WHERE cid = ?"
	_countCaseMIDSQL           = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM blocked_case WHERE mid = ? AND origin_type = ? AND ctime >= ?"
	_caseApplyReasonsSQL       = "SELECT DISTINCT(apply_reason) FROM blocked_case_apply_log WHERE case_id = ? AND apply_type = 1"
	_caseApplyReasonNumSQL     = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS num, case_id, apply_type, apply_reason, origin_reason FROM `blocked_case_apply_log` WHERE case_id = ? AND apply_type = 1 AND apply_reason IN (%s)  GROUP BY apply_reason ORDER BY mtime ASC"
	_casesStatusSQL            = "SELECT id,status FROM blocked_case WHERE id IN (%s)"
)

// AddBlockedCase add blocked case.
func (d *Dao) AddBlockedCase(c context.Context, ca *model.Case) (err error) {
	if _, err = d.db.Exec(c, _inBlockedCasesSQL, ca.Mid, ca.Status, ca.OriginContent, ca.PunishResult, ca.OriginTitle, ca.OriginType, ca.OriginURL, ca.BlockedDay, ca.ReasonType, ca.RelationID, ca.OPID, ca.BCtime); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.AddBlockedCase(%+v) err(%v)", ca, err)
	}
	return
}

// AddBlockedCaseModifyLog add blocked case modify log.
func (d *Dao) AddBlockedCaseModifyLog(c context.Context, cid int64, mType, oReason, mReason int8) (err error) {
	if _, err = d.db.Exec(c, _inBlockedCaseModifyLogSQL, cid, mType, oReason, mReason); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.AddBlockedCaseModifyLog(%d,%d,%d,%d) err(%v)", cid, mType, oReason, mReason, err)
	}
	return
}

// UpBlockedCaseReason update blocked case reason.
func (d *Dao) UpBlockedCaseReason(c context.Context, cid int64, reasonType int8) (affect int64, err error) {
	var result sql.Result
	if result, err = d.db.Exec(c, _upBlockedCaseReasonSQL, reasonType, cid); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.UpBlockedCaseReason(%d,%d) err(%v)", cid, reasonType, err)
		return
	}
	return result.RowsAffected()
}

// UpBlockedCaseStatus update blocked case status.
func (d *Dao) UpBlockedCaseStatus(c context.Context, cid int64, status int8) (err error) {
	if _, err = d.db.Exec(c, _upBlockedCaseStatusSQL, status, cid); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.UpBlockedCaseStatus(%d,%d) err(%v)", cid, status, err)
	}
	return
}

// UpGrantCase update blocked_case from que to granting.
func (d *Dao) UpGrantCase(c context.Context, ids []int64, stime xtime.Time, etime xtime.Time) (err error) {
	if _, err = d.db.Exec(c, fmt.Sprintf(_upGrantCaseSQL, xstr.JoinInts(ids)), stime, etime); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.UpGrantCase(%s,%v,%v) err(%v)", xstr.JoinInts(ids), stime, etime, err)
	}
	return
}

// Grantcase  get case from state of CaseStatusQueueing.
func (d *Dao) Grantcase(c context.Context, limit int) (mcases map[int64]*model.SimCase, err error) {
	mcases = make(map[int64]*model.SimCase)
	rows, err := d.db.Query(c, _grantCaseSQL, limit)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("d.Grantcase err(%v)", err)
		return
	}
	defer rows.Close()
	for rows.Next() {
		ca := &model.SimCase{}
		if err = rows.Scan(&ca.ID, &ca.Mid, &ca.Stime, &ca.Etime, &ca.VoteRule, &ca.VoteBreak, &ca.VoteDelete, &ca.CaseType); err != nil {
			log.Error("rows.Scan err(%v)", err)
			return
		}
		mcases[ca.ID] = ca
	}
	err = rows.Err()
	return
}

// CaseVote get blocked case vote info.
func (d *Dao) CaseVote(c context.Context, id int64) (res *model.CaseVote, err error) {
	res = &model.CaseVote{}
	row := d.db.QueryRow(c, _caseVoteSQL, id)
	if err = row.Scan(&res.MID, &res.Vote, &res.Expired); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.CaseVote err(%v)", err)
	}
	return
}

// CaseRelationIDCount get case relation_id count.
func (d *Dao) CaseRelationIDCount(c context.Context, tp int8, relationID string) (count int64, err error) {
	row := d.db.QueryRow(c, _caseRelationIDCountSQL, tp, relationID)
	if err = row.Scan(&count); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.caseRelationIDCount err(%v)", err)
	}
	return
}

// CaseVotesCID is blocked case vote list by cid.
func (d *Dao) CaseVotesCID(c context.Context, cid int64) (res []*model.CaseVote, err error) {
	rows, err := d.db.Query(c, _caseVotesCIDSQL, cid)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("d.CaseVoteCID(%d) err(%v)", cid, err)
		return
	}
	defer rows.Close()
	for rows.Next() {
		ca := &model.CaseVote{}
		if err = rows.Scan(&ca.MID, &ca.Vote); err != nil {
			log.Error("rows.Scan err(%v)", err)
			return
		}
		res = append(res, ca)
	}
	err = rows.Err()
	return
}

// CountCaseMID get count case by mid.
func (d *Dao) CountCaseMID(c context.Context, mid int64, tp int8) (count int64, err error) {
	row := d.db.QueryRow(c, _countCaseMIDSQL, mid, tp, time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, -2))
	if err = row.Scan(&count); err != nil {
		log.Error("d.CountCaseMID err(%v)", err)
	}
	return
}

// CaseApplyReasons case apply reasons.
func (d *Dao) CaseApplyReasons(c context.Context, cid int64) (aReasons []int64, err error) {
	rows, err := d.db.Query(c, _caseApplyReasonsSQL, cid)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("d.CaseApplyReasons(%d) err(%v)", cid, err)
		return
	}
	defer rows.Close()
	for rows.Next() {
		var aReason int64
		if err = rows.Scan(&aReason); err != nil {
			log.Error("rows.Scan err(%v)", err)
			return
		}
		aReasons = append(aReasons, aReason)
	}
	err = rows.Err()
	return
}

// CaseApplyReasonNum case group apply reasons num.
func (d *Dao) CaseApplyReasonNum(c context.Context, cid int64, aReasons []int64) (cas []*model.CaseApplyModifyLog, err error) {
	rows, err := d.db.Query(c, fmt.Sprintf(_caseApplyReasonNumSQL, xstr.JoinInts(aReasons)), cid)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("d.CaseApplyReasonNum(%s) err(%v)", xstr.JoinInts(aReasons), err)
		return
	}
	defer rows.Close()
	for rows.Next() {
		ca := &model.CaseApplyModifyLog{}
		if err = rows.Scan(&ca.Num, &ca.CID, &ca.AType, &ca.AReason, &ca.OReason); err != nil {
			log.Error("rows.Scan err(%v)", err)
			return
		}
		cas = append(cas, ca)
	}
	err = rows.Err()
	return
}

// CasesStatus get cases status.
func (d *Dao) CasesStatus(c context.Context, cids []int64) (map[int64]int8, error) {
	rows, err := d.db.Query(c, fmt.Sprintf(_casesStatusSQL, xstr.JoinInts(cids)))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
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A relaxing view of a tropical beach with palm trees
Popular motel on the market
by Alicia Nally
KEEN to "enjoy the fruits of their labour", the owners of a popular Palm Cove accommodation business are selling up.
For the first time in 18 years, The Palms at Palm Cove on Veivers Rd is on the market.
Bruce Bramhill has managed the business from Melbourne until three years ago and said the benefits of living and working on-site were realised quickly.
"We found out to do this sort thing properly we had to do it ourselves, so we came up three years ago and really turned it around," he said.
"All of a sudden we started getting guests coming and putting great reviews online and we've added it to booking.com and other online booking platforms.
The Palms at Palm Cove on Veivers Rd is up for sale.
"The best part of running it has been the people staying with us.
"The gardens are beautiful, they say we have the best bedrooms they've slept in and we would regularly put on a sausage sizzle and get all the guests together to enjoy themselves."
Describing himself as a "reluctant seller", Mr Bramhill said with his 70th birthday looming, it was time to spend more time with family and travel.
"My wife and I put a lot of effort into the business and it's not that I haven't been enjoying it but I want to see a bit of the world," he said.
Formerly named Silvester Palms, the motel is just a short stroll from the beach and Palm Cove's cafes and restaurants.
CRE Brokers' Tom Noonan is selling the property and said price was on request for the 1619sq m property.
He described the motel, with 10-onsite carparks, as a "rare freehold in a tourism hotspot".
"Palm Cove is and remains a popular holiday destination," he said. "There are currently a number of new development plans awaiting approval in the immediate area which will continue to service the strong trade in the area for accommodation and local business.
"Confidence in Palm Cove is growing with plans being submitted for several large projects in the area."
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Updates / Twenty five years with Populous!
This month we were able to celebrate Principal Megan Ashfield's 25 years with Populous. One of our leading interior designers, with a completed project list which may actually be longer than your arm, we asked Megan to reflect on her experiences with Populous since she first joined our London office in 1990!
What first drew you to sports architecture?
As an undergraduate, I realised quite early on that I wanted to work on large scale projects, and was lucky to have a friend who was already working in sports architecture, and he suggested that I apply.
What is your favourite moment or memory of working at Populous?
There are too many favourites to choose from! A small group of us went out to Australia for a few years to work on designs for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Stadium (now ANZ Stadium), and that was a fantastic experience throughout – a great project, a talented team from designers through to construction crew, a spectacular city to live and work in, and huge enthusiasm from Australians to host the world's biggest event.
What has been your favourite project to work on at Populous?
Watching the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park develop from a forgotten industrial backwater to an international event sports' park, and onward into a new community has been fascinating, and there's so much more still to happen. We design many sports venues in urban areas, but integrating the design with a park landscape has been a rare opportunity.
During the 2012 Games, so many visitors commented on how pretty the park was – it completely changed expectations on the setting for sports events, and people could already see how the new communities would start to merge with the retained sports venues and public amenities. London is a city of parks and green spaces, and we're fortunate to have been a part of this newest landscape development.
What has been the most challenging aspect of working in sports architecture?
One of the hardest aspects of the projects that we work on is confidentiality – sports and entertainment venues are high profile and complex, and quite often we can't tell anyone what we're doing or how the designs are developing for several years. We know how keen sports fans and supporters are for the latest information on new developments, but it all has to stay under wraps until the time is right. Taxi drivers are terrible – when you go to a client's office carrying a stack of presentation drawings they know something is in the pipeline and you get a stream of questions on the journey!
You do need a certain amount of patience to work on sports projects; the large scale and complexity means that they take several years to develop through the design process before getting anywhere close to construction. That said, we don't get bored, there's always something new to consider in each project.
What is your favourite part of working in sports architecture?
I think my favourite part of the design process is either the first stages of developing a concept, or the opening event. For concept you are trying to establish the 'feel' of the venue, and think about what experience people might have as they arrive, what enlivens the journey as they move around pre- and post-match, and the atmosphere as they watch the game. At the opening event we try to take as many of the design team along as possible, to see if people are exploring the building as we thought they would, and if the design enhances the match experience and the locality. We can't control team success on the pitch, but we try to create an environment that balances easy navigation in a new environment with entertainment opportunities, and the highest quality setting for the sport and spectators.
How different is working in sports architecture compared to other sectors?
Having spent so much time working on sports projects, I'm not sure that I can really make an informed comparison on other design sectors. However, one of the advantages of working in sports architecture is that you can take friends to the venue when the project is completed, and whether they are interested in architecture or not, chances are they will enjoy the event!
Congratulations to Megan, a fantastic colleague, on a wonderful achievement.


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Top 10 Questions For Neera Tanden – OpEd
January 1, 2021 January 1, 2021 David Swanson 0 Comments
By David Swanson
Before Neera Tanden can become Director of the Office of Management and Budget, Senators must approve. And before that, they must ask questions. Here are some suggestions for what they should ask.
1. You supported an attack on Libya that proved fraudulently marketed, illegal, and catastrophic in results, after which you argued in an email to your colleagues for trying to force Libya to pay via oil profits for the privilege of having been bombed. You wrote that this would be a good solution to a U.S. budget deficit. One of your colleagues replied that such a policy might create a financial incentive for attacking more countries. What countries, if any, would you most favor attacking and then billing for the service?
2. Reclaiming, thank you, reclaiming my time, what criteria do you think one should use if one were to select the countries most appropriate to attack and then bill for it?
3. You suggested in your email that the U.S. public would better support future wars if the wars' victims paid for them. You hope to oversee a budget that is tipped more heavily toward militarism than most, and possibly any, other national government on earth. A majority of U.S. discretionary spending goes into militarism. You come to the job from a think tank funded, in part, by weapons companies and foreign dictatorships that do business with those weapons companies — a think tank that has taken very weapons-friendly positions, even refusing to oppose the war on Yemen. How does that qualify you to oversee the sort of conversion to peaceful practices that will be required for survival and prosperity?
4. You suggested in that same email that the alternatives to making countries pay for being bombed would be to cut Headstart or the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, or Medicaid. How do those alternatives make it onto the list of possibilities, while reducing military spending does not, reducing police and prison and border patrol and ICE and CIA and NSA spending does not, taxing corporations does not, taxing billionaires does not, taxing financial transactions does not, taxing carbon does not?
5. You spent much of your nine years running a think tank courting major corporate donors, and producing corporate-friendly policies. You instructed your staff to check whether content might offend big donors prior to publishing. You even censored major work products to appease big donors, such as deleting a report chapter on New York police abuse of Muslims after Michael Bloomberg chipped in over $1 million. You also censored criticism of the government of Israel and gave a platform in Washington to its leader. You kept much of your think tank's funding secret, and the reasons why were pretty clear from what became public. How does this qualify you to serve the public in an open and transparent and representative government?
6. You've long advocated cutting Social Security, one of the most successful and popular U.S. government programs ever. Is that still your position, and why or why not?
7. You claim that you pushed, while observers say you punched, a reporter for asking Hillary Clinton about her support for the war on Iraq. Can you provide the Senate with guidelines for the sort of questions to which the proper response is physical assault? Does this question qualify? Do you, honestly, right now, want to punch me?
8. You have outraged numerous political opponents, including members of both major political parties in this Senate. Much of what you've already been asked about, we only know about because you outraged your own employees. You once outed an anonymous victim of sexual harassment, which shocked and outraged those involved. What qualifies you as the best person to work harmoniously with every agency in the U.S. government?
9. You sought to delegitimize the 2016 U.S. presidential election, not with serious documented complaints, but with baseless claims that the Russian government infiltrated and manipulated the vote counting. Did you believe those claims? Do you believe them now? Do you take any responsibility for the large numbers of other people who believe them now?
10. What would be one example of a situation in which you would choose to become a whistleblower?
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Well, as to your first concern.
With 64 MB of system RAM and 8 MB dedicated to your on-board video, Windows is correct that you have a grand total of 56 MB of system RAM.
The shared memory that you set aside for the on-board video is subtracted from your installed RAM to result in your available RAM.
What I cannot explain is how you could even install XP, let alone run, with so little RAM.
If you can find 2-256 MB memory modules for this computer, you will be amazed by how much better it will run. You could even change the BIOS setting to dedicate 16 MB to video and end up with 496 MB of system RAM.
The system is a bit old for XP, but with 512MB, it should be OK.
"i also had to set the set the bois to onboard video even though i dont use any other video card."
It has to be set there if you don't use another video card. You may want to clear the BIOS and let it all re-detect. Or possibly, the battery is dying.
It could be a similar issue with the memory detection problem. But make sure you are putting the sticks in the right slots if there are more than 2. The problem may also have been that they were not fully seated, or that the contacts were dirty enough to cause a problem.


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Q: knockout validation - custom validators I'm trying to validate entries for a child's age.  Valid values are '<1' and 1-29.
For this, I'm trying to create custom validators like below.
I'm assuming that these validators work in order, so I've been moving them around.
Use Cases I"m testing:

*

*User enters 30, throw 'needs to be less than 29' error

*User enters 0 or nothing, throw 'please say how old' error

*User enters '6 months', throw error for them to change value to '<1'

*User enters '<1' no error

*User enters 1 or 2 or 3 or 4..., no error

I have not been able to make it through all of these tests. #5 fails.
var ChildModel = function(cookieAge){
    var self = this,
        age = cookieAge || "";
    self.age = ko.observable(age).extend({
        validation: [{
            validator: function (val) {
                return val !== "" || parseInt(val,10) === 0;
            },
            message: 'Please say how old this child is.'
        },{
            validator: function (val, someOtherVal) {
                return val=== "<1" || val <= someOtherVal;
            },
            message: "This child's age must be less than or equal to 29.",
            params: 29
        },{
            validator: function (val) {
                var text = val.match(/(\D+)/g);
                log(text);
                return val.match(/^[0-9].$/) || text && text.length > 0;
            },
            message: "(contains text) For Children less than 1, please use '<1'"
        }]
    });
};

A: I found that combining two of the validation rules into one helped ease some of the complication.  The combined validation rule short-circuits out and returns true if the value provided is a number, that way it won't inadvertently attempt to check if the value matches '<1'.
I also took advantage of the isEmptyVal utility method to help detect if the value was empty.  I tried using some of the built in validation rules alongside the validation: but found they weren't working, I guess there's some limitation to that.
    validation: [{
        validator: function (val) {
            return !ko.validation.utils.isEmptyVal(val) && parseInt(val,10) !== 0;
        },
        message: 'Please say how old this child is.'
    },{
        validator: function (val, someOtherVal) {
            if (!isNaN(val)) {
                if (val > someOtherVal) {
                    this.message = "This child's age must be less than or equal to 29.";
                    return false;
                }
                return true;
            }

            if (val !== '<1') {
                this.message = "(contains text) For Children less than 1, please use '<1'";
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        },
        params: 29
    }]

Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/Rkkha/


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Choreographer Saroj Khan passes away
Bollywood choreographer Saroj Khan passed away in Mumbai on Friday. The three time National Award winner choreographed nearly 2000 songs.
Bollywood choreographer Saroj Khan passed away in Mumbai on Friday following a cardiac arrest. She was 71.
Saroj's daughter Sukaina Khan confirmed the news.
Saroj Khan was born as Nirmala Nagpal. She joined the Indian film industry as a child artiste, playing the younger Shyama in Nazarana. She eventually became a background dancer in 1950s films like Bimal Roy's Madhumati under the guidance of dance director B. Sohanlal.
Khan later became an assistant choreographer and her first break as an independent choreographer came with Geeta Mera Naam (1974). She tasted fame with the song "Hawa Hawai" from Mr. India (1987). Her collaboration with Sridevi on other projects like Chandni and Nagina further boosted her profile.
It was, however, her collaboration with Madhuri Dixit that transformed the careers of both the artistes, beginning with "Ek Do Teen" (Tezaab), and following it up with dance numbers "Tamma Tamma Loge" (Thanedaar), "Hum Ko Aaj Kal Hai Intezaar" (Sailaab) and "Dhak Dhak Karne Laga" (Beta).
Saroj Khan's other popular films include Darr, Baazigar, Mohra, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Pardes, Soldier, Taal, Veer-Zaara, Don, Saawariya, Lagaan, Tanu Weds Manu Returns, Manikarnika among more. She got to reunite with Madhuri in Gulaab Gang (2014).
In a career spanning four decades, Khan choreographed nearly 2000 songs. The legendary artiste was a recipient of three National Awards for films Devdas, Jab We Met and Sringaram (Tamil). She won Filmfare Awards for movies like Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Guru, Khalnayak and Chaalbaaz. Her last film was Kalank (2019), where she choreographed "Tabaah Ho Gaye", picturised on Madhuri. Saroj Khan also tried her hands at screenwriting, and turned writer for movies like Khiladi, Hum Hain Bemisaal, Veeru Dada, Chhote Sarkar, Dil Tera Diwana, Hote Hote Pyar Ho Gaya, Benaam and Khanjar. Her appearance on the small screen included being the judge on reality dance shows like Nach Baliye, Ustaadon Ka Ustaad, Boogie Woogie and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa.
Baazigar bollywood bollywood celebrity. Celebrity celebrity style Choreographer Saroj Khan passes away choreogrpaher dance Darr Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge Don hollywood Lagaan Manikarnika. Mohra National Award Winner Pardes Saawariya Saroj Khan Soldier Taal Tanu Weds Manu Returns Veer Zaara
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"This course has given me the tools to be able to confidently help my clients make the changes that they desire. By eliminating the emotional cause of the problem, changes can come about rapidly. 7th Path is a great addition and will be beneficial to anyone who will commit the time to it."
"This is the course for the practitioner that wants to learn the most powerful and effective techniques for working with clients. Cal is a dynamic teacher and this class will make you a better hypnotist… period. I can recommend it without reservation."
"Great course … provides you with all the tools and process to perform 5-PATH® hypnosis and 7th path Self-Hypnosis®. Allows you to apply hypnosis to any situation."
"The course was very informative and well organized. The instructor was knowledgeable and answered all questions. I learned a great deal of information and knowledge."
"It is a very, structured and full covered course that makes you able to work successfully at your clients. It brings you a lot up, even if you are experienced hypnotist. I would highly recommend this class for all hypnotists."


Scirpoides Holoschoenus in Santa Cruz, CA can be a real problem for municipal and home owners ponds and lakes as well as golf course ponds throughout the State of California. Now there is help with controlling and removing Scirpoides Holoschoenus in Santa Cruz. See our machines on our home page.
Water plants are plants which have adapted to living in aquatic areas (salt water and / or fresh water). These are often known as hydrophytes and / or macrophytes. These kind of plants have to have particular modifications with regard to dwelling submerged in water, and / or at the water's surface. The typical adaptation is aerenchyma, but floating leaves and perfectly dissected leaves are also prevalent. Aquatic plants can only flourish in water or in dirt that is completely soaked with water. They are therefore a regular component to wetlands.
Aquatic vegetation is in most cases a beneficial aspect of the water body, whether it's a lake or possibly a fish-pond. The water plants are a resource of food, refuge and oxygen to the wildlife dwelling in water-feature or lake. Yet unfortunately remaining unchecked these water plants can certainly spread fairly quickly and restrict the activities within the backyard pond or lagoon. That's when these water plants turn into aquatic weeds.
A straightforward definition of an aquatic weed is a plant that grows (usually too densely) inside an area in ways that it obstructs the value as well as enjoyment of the particular area. A handful of popular types of aquatic plants that will grown to be weeds are water milfoil, duckweed, pondweed, Scirpoides Holoschoenus, Scirpoides Holoschoenus, cattail, bulrush, ludwigia, and numerous others. They may grow throughout fish ponds, lakes, streams, rivers, navigation channels, storm water basins and channels, wetlands and lagoons. The particular growth might be due to a number of factors for instance an excessive amount nutrients within the water or the introduction of rapidly-growing exotic species. The issues caused by aquatic undesirable weeds are many, ranging from unpleasant growth and nuisance smells to clogging of waterways, flood damage, watercraft damages, and in some cases drowning and impairment of water quality.
Most of the time it will be more beneficial plus cost-effective to use a qualified aquatic weed control organization to remove and control your aquatic weed situations. Within California probably the most seasoned business is DK Environmental. DK Environmental can be found in the San Francisco Bay area however works aquatic weed eradication throughout the State of California. The machines that DK Environmental utilizes is very different to the western U . S .. Because of its number of DK can access any kind of water body system.