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Jenni Rivera Enterprises Partners with Mucho Mas Media and De Line Pictures to Develop and Produce the Untitled Jenni Rivera Project
Will Focus on Rivera's Successes and Life
Kate Lanier to Pen
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#DelinePictures–Javier Chapa and Simon Wise (Mucho Mas Media) and Donald
De Line (De Line Pictures) announced they have secured
from Jenni Rivera Enterprises the life rights of the iconic
Mexican-American singer-songwriter, actor, producer and women's rights
activist Jenni Rivera. Rivera was one of the most influential
Latin artists whose tremendous impact in entertainment, culture and
social good continues to be felt many years after her tragic passing.
The feature film will focus on the famed life of the Banda Ranchera
mega-star who touched not only her Spanish-speaking fan base, but also
successfully crossed over into the U.S. and global markets. De Line
Pictures will produce the film with Mucho Mas.
The film will be written by Kate Lanier, who penned
one of Jenni's all-time favorite films, What's Love Got To Do
With It, and is also known for writing the feature Set It Off.
Rivera – born in Long Beach, California, her mother just having crossed
the border on foot while pregnant with Jenni – was an extraordinary
talent who encouraged and inspired her fans worldwide through her music
and philanthropic endeavors, including being a spokesperson for the
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Jenni was very open about
her life and the challenges of being a woman in the male-dominated world
of music and entertainment, along with her own personal experiences
dealing with domestic and sexual violence. The film will depict a story
of perseverance and drive which drove her successes.
As an award-winning artist – including multiple Billboard Music Awards,
twenty-two Billboard Latin Music Awards, eighteen Lo Nuestro Awards, and
four Latin Grammy nominations – Rivera is not only known as one of the
best-selling regional Mexican artists of all time, but also for her role
in disrupting cultural precedent by crossing into Banda, a
male-dominated music genre, and eventually into pop-music, where her
presence posthumously continues to shine within the entertainment sphere.
Rosie Rivera, Jenni Rivera's sister, stated of the project: "My sister
dreamt of a biopic of her life for many years, we are thrilled it will
come to fruition. We never imagined such an amazing producing and
writing team like Donald De Line and Kate Lanier would join together
with us to help make her dream a reality. We are overjoyed and excited
to begin this process. It's taken time to get here because we had to
trust Jenni's story in the right hands – and we are confident that we
made the best partnership with Mucho Mas Media and this creative team."
"Jenni's story is one that deserves to be told and will resonate not
only with those who continue to call themselves fans, but with those who
are passionate about stories that address the struggles and triumphs of
women – across cultures – who are pursuing their best lives. Jenni's
story is universal in themes of love, loss, success, and cultural
change. As shared by many who knew Jenni well, her motto of 'The number
of times I've fallen down is the number of times I've gotten up'
exemplifies the depth of the story of her life," stated De Line.
"We are honored to be joining Donald and the Rivera family in developing
and producing one of the most extraordinary life stories of an artist
and activist. Jenni's impact was felt during her life and continues on
in her legacy. The film will honor her artistry and commitment to
inspire and help people of all cultures to accomplish their dreams,"
stated Mucho Mas Media partners Chapa and Wise.
The project was negotiated between Anjelica Cohn on behalf of Jenni
Rivera Enterprises, her family and the producers. Lanier is represented
by Bob Hohman of The Gersh Agency.
About Mucho Mas Media:
Mucho Mas Media is a Los Angeles-based media company focused on the
development and production of content for today's domestic and global
Latino consumers. The company, and its partners, work from a unique
cross-cultural perspective to produce innovative, bi-lingual content for
multiple platforms that meets the needs of Latinos and Spanish-speaking
consumers – the world's fastest-growing consumers in the
marketplace.
About Jenni Rivera Enterprises:
Jenni Rivera Enterprises was founded by Mexican-American music legend
Jenni Rivera. Based in Jenni's hometown of Long Beach, California, the
media company continues Jenni's legacy of creating music and content for
audiences around the world.
Lynda Dorf/LD Communications
lynda@lyndadorf.com
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The Perth Blues Club
Come with us on a trip down memory lane. After much thought and much talking about it Rick Steele and Jeff Harrison made their dream reality. Read on to find out how it all happened.
the humble beginnings
It all started with an idea from Rick Steele and Jeff Harrison – the founding fathers of the Perth Blues Club. Then they paid sincere homage to the strong oral tradition of the Blues and talked about their idea so much that Margaret Harrison challenged them one day to either make it happen or to stop talking about a Blues club. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, so with the support of Alex Dixon Rick and Jeff quickly turned their plans into reality.
Slowly but surely the word about the Tuesday Blues sessions in the Charles Hotel got around and the attendance began to grow. In 1992 the Perth Blues Club was incorporated as a non-profit organisation. The gigs were rather jam sessions and quite informal but they were also a catalyst for many musical partnerships like "Bearfootin", "Deja Blues" and "Indigo Duck".
the growth spurt
In 1995 the jam sessions were turned into a professionally produced show for which musicians were booked and paid to perform. The club started contracting a PA hire company to provide a professional service with modern equipment.
The Perth Blues Club continues to grow and in 1996 Charlie Musslewhite was the first international act booked to perform to a sell-out crowd.
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Hate, History and the Need for a Politics of Reconciliation
Hate and history took center stage this past week. Violence erupted in Charlottesville after white supremacists marched to protest the removal of a monument to General Robert E. Lee, and activists in Durham, N.C. toppled a monument to Confederate soldiers. Historic conflicts in culture, politics and religion have generated hatred that threatens the very fabric of American democracy, and it will take a politics of reconciliation to expunge that hate.
There was no moral equivalence between the two sides in Charlottesville. The white supremacists, including the KKK and Neo-Nazis, are the most dangerous hate groups in America today. Their torchlight march on Friday night set the stage for the violent confrontations that erupted the next day. They were fueled by a palpable and unrestrained hatred on both sides.
Confederate monuments inspire outpourings of hate in some and reverence in others. For most white Southerners those monuments are familiar reminders of the dark days of their history. Few consider how the unique culture of the Ante-Bellum South shaped the racist standards of legitimacy that persisted in the Jim Crow South. They are reflected in the evolution of the American civil religion, which is at the calamitous crossroads of American religion and politics.
White supremacy and racism pervaded U.S. politics until the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It signaled a cultural change in U.S. political and religious values. But a militant remnant of white supremacists continued to oppose the civil rights and political equality of non-whites, and they found a home among Christian evangelicals. Donald Trump has stoked the coals of hatred by unabashedly seeking the support of white supremacists and sympathetic Christian evangelicals.
The doctrine of white supremacy was pervasive in the Ante-Bellum South, but all who fought for the Confederacy should not be condemned. They should instead be judged by their actions in their cultural context—even the church was split on the morality of slavery since it was not condemned in the Bible. In that context, General Robert E. Lee was an honorable man, while General Nathan Bedford Forrest was not. We should never try to change history, but we can alter or remove monuments to change how we remember history—but never by mob rule.
State sovereignty was still an issue in American politics when Abraham Lincoln asserted that the Civil War was fought to preserve the Union, not to abolish slavery. The American colonies had slavery when they seceded from the British Empire; and Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation was a strategic move in 1863 to undermine the legitimacy of the Confederacy.
Today slavery and racism are universally condemned, and demographic projections indicate that whites will become a minority in America within 20 years (white births are already a minority of U.S. births). White supremacists fear their loss of political power, and Trump, like other populist politicians, has exploited their fear and hate for political gain.
Hate is the common enemy that is polarizing us from one another. There is disagreement over whether hate is a learned or innate characteristic of human nature, but it is at the root of racist and religious polarization and violence. The antidote for the hatred for others is love for others, as taught by Jesus in the greatest commandment to love God and to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. It can mitigate polarization and promote a politics of reconciliation.
President Trump was elected with 81% of the white evangelical vote, and he has retained their support with the mythical ideal to Make America Great Again. Trump's conservative Christian supporters have subordinated the teachings of Jesus to distorted and exclusivist religious beliefs that were once marginal, but now seem mainstream in American civil religion.
Now more than ever, a polarized America needs a politics of reconciliation. Those who cause violence or destroy property must be held accountable for their actions, but America's real enemy is the hatred that divides us. Christians should seek to reconcile our polarized politics by emphasizing the moral imperative to love others as we love ourselves—even those we hate.
On recounting a day of rage, hate, violence and death in Charlottesville, see https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/local/charlottesville-timeline/?undefined=&wpisrc=nl_headlines&wpmm=1.
On Trump's view of the moral equivalence of the Alt-Left in the Charlottesville violence, see https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/15/us/politics/trump-alt-left-fact-check.html.
On two contrasting views of whether hate is learned or a characteristic of human nature:
A tweet from Obama quoted South Africa's Nelson Mandela that "…People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love...For love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite." (see https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/08/15/obamas-response-to-charlottesville-violence-is-one-of-the-most-popular-in-twitters-history/. For an opposing view that hate doesn't have to be taught and that love "is an attitude that must be cultivated through storms of adversity and droughts of trust." See https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/hatred-doesnt-have-to-be-taught/2017/08/15/c2a24ba6-81e3-11e7-902a-2a9f2d808496_story.html?wpisrc=nl_opinions&wpmm=1.
On why Trump's Charlottesville response won't hurt him with a key chunk of his base (Christian evangelicals), see https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2017/08/17/why-trumps-charlottesville-response-wont-hurt-him-with-a-key-chunk-of-his-base/?wpisrc=nl_opinions&wpmm=1.
On how historians question Trump's comments on Con federate monuments, see https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/15/arts/design/trump-robert-e-lee-george-washington-thomas-jefferson.html.
On the view that the whole point of Confederate monuments is to celebrate white supremacy, see https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/posteverything/wp/2017/08/16/the-whole-point-of-confederate-monuments-is-to-celebrate-white-supremacy/.
On why Lawrence Kuznar detests Confederate monuments but thinks they should remain, see
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/i-detest-our-confederate-monuments-but-they-should-remain/2017/08/18/13d25fe8-843c-11e7-902a-2a9f2d808496_story.html?wpisrc=nl_opinionsA&wpmm=1.
On Oxford University's denial of black students' demands to remove a statute of Cecil Rhodes, see
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/universityeducation/12133584/Oxford-campaigners-refuse-to-back-down-over-Cecil-Rhodes-statue.html.
In 1967 Robert N. Bellah defined [American] civil religion as "a collection of beliefs, symbols, and rituals," drawn from American history and "institutionalized in a collectivity" that function "not as a form of national self-worship but as the subordination of the nation to ethical principles that transcend it in terms of which it should be judged." It reflects how Trump is reshaping American civil religion. See https://cruxnow.com/church-in-the-usa/2017/07/11/trump-reshaping-american-civil-religion/.
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Projectors using innovative and/or hybrid light sources such as Casio's XJ-M255 (pictured) will become increasingly commonplace, according to the latest forecast.
Projector market researcher Pacific Media Associates (PMA) has released its latest quarterly projector industry forecast updates. These, says PMA, are enhanced versions of its previous quarterly reports, as they include the industry's first detailed illumination forecast (for all product ranges) of the projector industry and shows how they are affected by the different types of solid-state illumination technologies coming to market.
PMA divides the front projector industry into three brightness ranges, each associated with its own set of buyer types and applications: New Era (sub-500 lumens), Mainstream (500-4999 lumens), and High End (5000+ lumens).
In the New Era range (pico, personal and toy/game projectors), use of LED light engines is expected to grow by 40% this year and next. In the Mainstream range, use of laser and LED illumination is expected to increase in unit sales by more than 50% in 2012. Shipments of laser/LED hybrid models are forecast to grow modestly this year, and then are expected to grow by more than 40% each year during 2013-2015. Shipments of laser-illuminated units are expected to begin in 2013 for the High-End and d-Cinema ranges. In 2014, PMA anticipates a growth rate of more than 80% for the High-End laser models and nearly double for the Digital Cinema laser models.
PMA's quarterly forecast also identifies the anticipated growth of relatively inexpensive, medium-throw projectors (i.e., ones with a throw ratio¬ of lens-to-screen distance divided by the screen width ¬of 0.38 to <0.75).
"While outlook for ultra-short-throw projectors – i.e., ones with a throw ratio less than 0.38 – is still very promising," said Michael Abramson, PMA's VP of Projector Research, "there are a lot more medium-throw projectors coming to market that allow big-screen viewing from up-close distances — in the office, in the classroom, and even in the home — all at budget-friendly prices".
Unit shipments of medium-throw projectors are expected to increase by nearly 20% each year during 2012-2014, while the average street price for these projectors predicted to drop by more than 50% by 2016.
The PMA forecast also anticipates a different shift in resolution mix for each of the three brightness ranges in the coming years. For New Era projectors, 720p units are expected to start shipping in 2012, with 1080p units expected to ship in 2013. For the Mainstream range, 2012 shipments of WUXGA (1920×1200 pixels) and Above-WUXGA are anticipated to grow by more than 30% and by more than 70% from 2011, respectively. PMA also forecasts solid growth in 2K and 4K resolutions for the High-End range (non- Digital Cinema).


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Paul J. Noto's At the Crossroads of Justice: A Review
In his book At the Crossroads of Justice, Paul J. Noto explores the true sequence of events that led up to the massacres at My Lai and Son Thang in 1968 and 1970, respectively. He argues that from the general practices of the Vietnam War and the specific circumstances that transpired on the fateful days of those two massacres, the end results were understandable; however, under no circumstances does that mean that they were acceptable. Repeatedly, Noto draws this line between understanding and acceptance, advocating strongly for the former, but warning that the latter can too easily lead to forgetfulness and complacency. He further argues that because of the United States' current engagement in Afghanistan, this complacency should be even more sharply rejected than usual, because it could lead to another My Lai-esque atrocity.
Noto begins by exploring what conditions cause people to overcome their natural aversion to killing in the first place, recognizing that "[a] key difference in the psychology of killing is distance. It's easier to kill when you cannot see your victim" (7). By contrasting people's current emotional reactions to WWII's Tokyo bombing against the Holocaust (vague sympathy versus outrage), he effectively illustrates the extent of the psychological obstacles the men who committed the massacres had to overcome to kill in such close quarters. This places those men in an interesting and unique position: in part, it makes them objects of sympathy, because the initial breaking down of their barriers to kill occurred at the hands of the United States' military training and the harshness of the methods they used; in that light, the men were victims of circumstance. Conversely, it alienates them from sympathy because of the difficulty of the ordinary U.S. citizen to imagine the extremity of the conditions under which strong psychological boundaries could have been broken so effectively; viewed as such, the perpetrators become monsters with little resemblance to ordinary human beings.
Admirably, Noto does not even come close to taking one of these sides in his writing, but walks a fine analytical line that allows for exploration of both possibilities. To provide context for the events, he provides a detailed explanation of the many techniques that were used to condition soldiers to kill in much higher numbers than in past wars (the ultimate ratio of deaths was ten Vietnamese for every one U.S. citizen), and the specifics of the events directly before My Lai and Son Thang. Using court transcripts and the work of previous researchers, Noto constructs a factual, play-by-play account of both massacres that follows the main perpetrators and those who abstained from killing alike. One particular individual to whom he pays close attention is William L. Calley, the lieutenant of the so-called "Charlie Company" that executed the killings at My Lai, and the man who ordered and enacted many of those killings himself. By exploring Calley's reasons for joining the war effort in the first place, his unpopularity among his men, the escalation of events, and the results of his military trial, Noto presents a fully-fleshed out character whose reasons behind his actions, though far from justifiable, remain understandable. This technique is far more effective than if he had simply assigned blame. In our still turbulent society, it is crucial to remember that a person's actions are never the result of him or herself alone: rather, a plethora of factors come together to produce the end result. By making Calley a scapegoat (a popular view that was held at the time) and blaming the entire company's actions on him, one could easily dismiss the case as an isolated incident, unlikely to happen again. By putting a very human face of Calley, Noto reminds us that, given the appropriate circumstances, any individual today could be pushed to the same extreme.
By presenting the events of My Lai and Son Thang side by side, he also provides an interesting parallel to Calley's story: that of Randall Dean Herrod, the main actor in the Son Thang massacre. In the My Lai trials, Calley's weak defense was torn apart, and he "was found guilty of murdering twenty-two civilians as well as assault with intent to commit murder" (43). Conversely, for a variety of factors, Herrod was found not guilty on all counts. The juxtaposition of the ultimate verdicts of these two men who played almost identical roles in the two atrocities allows Noto to communicate a crucial lesson on the subjectivity of evidence that can be cross-applied to the entire book. Indeed, despite his seemingly air-tight evidence, he fully admits that "[w]e may never know what really happened at My Lai and Son Thang" (103). A reader would do well to remember this in situations when it is all too tempting to reach hard and fast conclusions.
Despite the thoroughness of his analysis, there are parts of Noto's book that must be questioned. For instance, he argues that "[i]deology played little role in the training of the military for service in Vietnam. Thus the massacres at My Lai and Son Thang had no ideological component" (78). This broad, blanket statement cannot be ignored, for to claim that the greatest atrocities of the Vietnam War derived from psychological components alone is far too reductive. In his memoir, Body Count, Calley himself explains, "We weren't in My Lai to kill human beings, really. We were there to kill ideology that is carried by-I don't know. Pawns. Blobs. Pieces of flesh." Though one could argue that Calley made this statement simply to secure further sympathy from the citizen population, it still cannot be ignored that he draws an explicit connection between ideology and incentive to kill. For him, it appears that the Vietnamese who were murdered represented the communism that the U.S. soldiers were there to combat in the first place. Because of Noto's careful research into many aspects of the events of My Lai, it seems strange that he would ignore such a significant and highly quoted statement from the very man whose story he tells.
Further, in the chapter following his broad statement, Noto presents his readers with the arguments of authors Christopher Browning and Daniel Goldhagen, both of whom write about the Holocaust. As Noto explains, Browning dismisses ideological components, reducing the events to people's personal needs to obey authority and conform within groups; Goldhagen far overstates ideology by claiming that the Holocaust was allowed because all Germans were anti-Semitic. As he is prone to do, Noto once again provides a middle ground, asserting that while ideology certainly played a role in the events of the Holocaust, many other factors came into play as well. His statement that ideology played no part in the massacres at My Lai and Son Thang, then, is overly reductive and not sufficiently backed up by evidence.
If one does accept Noto's assertion as true, though, many interesting conclusions can be drawn both about the Vietnam War and war atrocities in general. Clearly, the Vietnam War was based in ideology: namely, to stop the spread of communism. Even when the war effort itself went sour, the U.S. government continued to preach the evils of communism and the value of fighting against it. To argue that the military training had no ideological component, and that when it came down to combat itself, soldiers acted out of instinct and social conformity instead of ideology is to argue that the anti-communist ideology worked in theory but not in practice. Preaching ideology provided an inspiring rhetoric for both the government and the citizen population, both of whom were far removed from the actual war effort, but failed in application. If this argument holds, it provides a terrifying assertion that warfare is solely exploitation of the United States' citizen population to promote a governmental agenda. Though this argument has been made many a time, it falls apart in face of the many statements made by soldiers across the decades that they have fought to protect their country and firmly believe in the causes for which they fight. Despite the training tactics used during the Vietnam War, there were still soldiers who remained loyal to the anti-communist cause and justified their actions upon a strong ideological basis.
However, it must be noted that Noto does not declare that ideology did not play a role among the soldiers in Vietnam in general, but in instigating the actions at My Lai and Son Thang specifically. As these are undoubtedly the two worst atrocities to come out of the Vietnam War, it would appear that Noto is making an argument about specific motivation behind civilian massacres. From the beginning, Noto makes it clear that the closer the distance between a person and his or her enemy, the more difficult it is to kill. This argument can also be applied to the distance between U.S. citizens and the perpetrators of these two massacres in ideological terms. Because for many years ideology drove the United States' support of the Vietnam War, to take away an ideological component from My Lai and Son Thang is to increase the metaphorical distance between the two, which allows the U.S. to effectively "kill" its association with the massacres with few qualms. If ideology is the main driving factor behind a war, any events not driven by ideology can be treated as a separate entity. On the one hand, this is admirable, because it admits that there was absolutely no justification for these events. This was not our intention for the Vietnam War, one could argue; we will not use our ideology to defend these actions. On the other, taking away ideology distances the potential to understand My Lai and Son Thang at all. As the only connection many Americans had to the Vietnam War was via ideology, to reduce these killings to solely psychological components undermines Noto's effort to allow his readers to fully understand why they occurred in the first place. Though Noto tries to draw a line between understanding and justification, it appears that the two concepts are often more closely connected than they appear.
Regardless, it is doubtful whether a broad statement can be made about large scale, civilian massacres even if they are reduced to psychology. Within the U.S., psychologists have performed studies on mass murderers outside of war efforts in order to predict patterns and potential killers; however, because the circumstances and motivation behind these people's decision to murder is so widespread, these studies have produced no reliable patterns. It seems unlikely, then, that any such pattern can be detected in a context of warfare either.
Naturally, this is not to say that there can be no application from Noto's analysis to the events of today. In fact, the author himself devotes time to drawing comparisons between the Vietnam War and the current war in Afghanistan that, while acknowledging significant differences, provide a chilling circumstantial parallel between the two situations. Though brief, Noto's declaration that we must understand My Lai and Son Thang in order to prevent similar events in Afghanistan is one of the most poignant of the book. Of course, besides war tactics, many significant factors have changed within society. Today, violence is far more mainstream than it was half a century ago, and children are indoctrinated from a young age into the ways of aggression and killing. Though the intense training methods used on soldiers to allow them to overcome their psychological aversion to killing are no longer as widely or obviously practiced, there is the distinct possibility that societal norms compensate for this apparent decrease of encouragement of violence within the military. If distance is the main factor in the ease of killing, having children exposed to the ways of slaughter from an early age in the forms of media and video games, for instance, decreases the distance that killing holds from social norms, increases its distance from taboo practices, and makes killing easier than before. Though whether children's exposure to violence actually makes them more violent is an ongoing argument, one would be remiss not to acknowledge that if in fact it does, this violence in far more likely to come out in the context of warfare.
Noto's argument has also increased in poignancy in light of the recent rogue shooter in Afghanistan, Robert Bales, charged with the murder of seventeen innocent Afghan villagers – tellingly, only one more than the number killed at Son Thang. By some accounts, it would appear that Noto's fears have become a reality: despite our changing military tactics and our increased emphasis on a "hearts and minds" approach to Afghan citizens, mass murder of innocents is still being committed. Many of the same issues have come into play: the stress of combat that might have had an impact of Bales's actions, the clash of ideologies between the two cultures, and divided support, sympathy, and blame directed toward Bales. As in Vietnam, this massacre occurred approximately ten years after the start of the war. The make-up of the victims themselves is even similar, with many of them being women and children. One would be justified in fearing that My Lai and Son Thang are happening once again.
Fortunately, though, many important differences exist as well, the most obvious being the United States' response to the matter. Unlike at My Lai and Son Thang, there was no attempt to cover up the actions of Bales. He was arrested and charged promptly after the murders were committed, and it was absolutely clear-cut that he was not provoked in any way. Though naturally Bales's actions will further set back the troops' relations with Afghan civilians, the military's official response has perhaps prevented the worst of this corrosion. As Afghans clamor that Bales be tried in their own country instead of the U.S., their voices are being heard. Though the actions of Bales are highly regrettable, hope remains that despite the violence, the U.S. military has learned from past massacres such as My Lai and Son Thang and is moving toward a state where such atrocities will become a thing of the past.
17-point Agreement
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Chinese Constitution
Chinese Foreign Policy
Christians In China
Dark To Light
Democratic Party Of Japan
Human Rights Action Plan
International Union For Conservation Of Nature
Jasmine Revolution
Land Grabs
Liberal Democratic Party
My Lai
Naoto Kan
Northern European Relations
Paul J. Noto
Propanda
Robert Bales
Son Thang
Teng Biao
The Human Rights Watch
Wukan
Yoshihiko Noda
ABOUT THE AUTHORS: FAR EAST / SOUTH EAST ASIA:
Baron Laudermilk is the CSO of the organization and also works as a financial analyst based out of Beijing. His work considers Chinese domestic policies and U.S. policy options in the Far East world.


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Rock and Rap Confidential
Yep, it used to be Rock and Roll Confidential. Times change.
Still an amazing read, and it's free by email, although a donation to the tip jar wouldn't be a bad thing. Interesting pieces, good links, some decent truths…albeit skeptical, but really, what truths aren't?
You can read the classic Steve Albini piece about major label deals, often reprinted as "Some of your friends are probably already this fucked". In a recurring column called "Why Do We Need The Music Industry?" you can read comments about the state of the industry from Tom Petty and Tommy Womack and Ice-T.
And there's often a brilliant piece, like the essay that Holly Gleason wrote about the late Steve Popovich. I thought I paid him a nice tribute, but Gleason's essay blew me out of the water:
I'm in a shitty hotel room, chattering and chilled to the bone. I've driven all day, and it doesn't even matter. Sometimes you do what you have to do – even when it doesn't make sense to the people that know you. It's not irrational. I know exactly why I'm here — shivering, waiting for the heat to actually kick in. And it's not just the funeral for an iconoclast with a huge heart and bigger balls, even though that's why I'm here. It is about the world in which we live, the vineyard in which I've toiled going on thirty years. It's the way I spent my life and the beliefs I've held. Especially at a time when doing the right thing, fighting for greatness, believing the music matters is at best quaint, but most likely is viewed – no matter what "they" say – as chump stuff.
Steve Popovich, who passed away June 8th in Murfreesboro, TN, would disagree. He'd tell you to fight for what's right, to stand up for what's different, believe in the music, not the business or the politics or the egos… to know great, no matter the guise, and make sure it gets heard. Steve Popovich was that kind of guy. That's how he lived… right til he died.
That kinda guy… big, bottomless heart. True believer. Fearless advocate for what he believed. Tireless in pursuit of great music – be it progressive polka bands like Brave Combo or Michael Jackson, Boston or David Allen Coe. When Meatloaf sold 200,000 copies of his first album and Epic Records informed him they'd done all they could do, Popovich went market-by-market and created a sensation, making Bat Out of Hell the biggest selling record that year.
That's the thing about true hearts and big dreams… they don't let go. They'll haunt you. Take hold and keep holding. Rarer than rubies, when you encounter one, you never forget. They will make you do things you can't believe you're doing…Like driving 10 hours dead exhausted at the end of a record launch and an Oscar winner on a red carpet… to sit in a church where I know barely anyone… to honor a legacy so many would never understand. Because it's just not done that way. Not any more. Not to the point where people even understand why it matters.And yet, if you know, experienced, saw or even glimpsed Steve Popovich in action, there was no way you could turn away. How could you? To see passion, raw and unfiltered, 250 proof and looking for matches… that was the kind of thing that left people speechless.Only Steve Popovich would never settle for that. He wouldn't let people stand by mute. He'd cajole and engage and encourage. He wanted you to know… for sure… but he wanted to know. All about you. And every single you in the room, the street, the world. What did you think? need? feel? what makes you thrill? ache? rage?
And that's just an excerpt. Things like this get emailed to subscribers all the time. Email me if you want the whole piece, because it's not on the website yet. Or subscribe for free and ask them to send it to you. It's a great read. It gives me faith that in an age of content, there are still writers who give a shit.
Kudos, Holly Gleason. Gotta love someone who once wrote "…in the end, there is no substitute. You can talk all you want, but you either rock or you don't." And that's why you come here, right? For the occasional moment when I earn your support with a decent essay? So today I repay your faith by asking you to sign up – for free – and double your odds.
As of today, 900 posts in the Prescription, and I'm still going. Please keep visiting. I'll try to get my batting average higher.
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ASG Outstanding Professor promotes power electronics with practical passion
Mark Scott reviews a project with graduate students
Yan Liu and Egor Iuravin and senior Nick Wolford.
By Carole Johnson, university news and communications
For electrical engineer Mark Scott, the pathway to teaching began with a feeling, nothing logical, but a strong passion for sharing the practical potential of power electronics.
This year's Associated Student Government Outstanding Professor Award winner dabbled in amateur radio with his father as a child and teen. Together they experimented with electrical engineering by building measurement equipment and constructing antennas for their transceivers. Music was also a driving factor, and one of their first projects was building an AC/DC power supply and an audio amplifier.
Today, Scott, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, continues that sense of discovery with his students by creating learning experiences that teach the fundamentals of electrical engineering while building their résumés.
This semester, students in his power electronics course designed and produced their own power converter. In a typical class, students see only the power transistors, and they don't develop an appreciation for the rest of the circuitry required to make the hardware work. For example, all of the extra components that are necessary to simply turn on a circuit.
Teaching philosophy pushes students to think NASA
Scott pushes his students to build and compare their work with others to understand the impact of their design choices. In this case, students learned the smaller the circuit board, the more economical it became when put into production. They also see how on a printed circuit board, the lengths of the traces matter in the design, as they can affect the performance. Miami University is the only school that Scott is aware of that teaches power electronics this way.
"By building it, they come to appreciate the nuances that you don't learn by reading a textbook where everything is ideal. Once you leave college, nothing is ideal anymore," he said.
In this class alone, students gained the skills that could land them internships at places like NASA, according to Scott. They use up-to-date industry-standard software, such as Code Composer Studio, and acquire the knowledge base required to do power electronics development in companies that do work in renewable energy, automotive and aerospace industries, among others.
Senior Nick Wolford said that building the circuit gave him that cherished practical experience of seeing the theories in practice. "I learned the most from him."
K-12 students create working speakers to use with
smartphones and MP3 players in a Miami outreach
program. (Photo by Matt Boubin)
Forward thinking increases student excitement
As an applied researcher, Scott maintains constant contact with industry leaders. He's a member of the Power Supply Manufacturers Association, a nonprofit organization of professionals from around the world that promote power conversion technology.
Scott is involved in developing roadmaps to document the direction the industry is taking with its technology. He is also actively involved in the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and the societies doing research in power electronics.
Scott is among a limited number of academics at Miami who is doing research in power engineering. His research includes:
Applying silicon carbide and gallium nitride into motor drive systems for electrified vehicles and other renewable energy applications.
Modeling and mitigation methods of electromagnetic interference in power electronics.
Power electronics for medium-voltage, high-power applications.
Studying the relationship among human behavior, power consumption and energy-related legislation.
It's this forward thinking that excites his students, like Ben Shaffer, who nominated Scott. Each year, professors are nominated by graduating seniors for having a profound impact.
Shaffer, a graduating senior, credits his mentor for his pursuit of a doctoral degree. Shaffer will begin a program this fall at Ohio State University.
"Mark's teaching of microelectronics is potentially the turning point that led me to my current career. Mark teaches the very complex and confusing field of power electronics in a manner that is enjoyable."
Scott takes this enthusiasm and also channels it to younger students. In 2016, he helped spearhead an outreach program with Talawanda High School. Students combine music and engineering by building their own speaker drivers.
Scott and Yamuna Rajasekhar, also an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, taught the first class. In addition, elementary students visit Miami each summer to build their own speakers.
"Once you present engineering concepts in terms that most people can understand, it becomes fun, exciting and empowering to realize what you can do with electricity and circuits," Scott said.


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Yardbirds, comúnmente bajo otros nombres, incluyendo por el que es popular, Roger the Engineer -en español: Roger el ingeniero-, es el único álbum británico de estudio y tercero estadounidense de la banda británica de rock The Yardbirds, lanzado el 15 de julio de 1966 por Columbia-EMI. En Estados Unidos, Italia, Alemania y Francia se lanzó como Over Under Sideways Down.

Es el único álbum de la banda con el guitarrista Jeff Beck, quien grabó todos los temas y que además contiene solo temas originales. El álbum fue producido por el bajista Paul Samwell-Smith y el mánager de la banda Simon Napier-Bell.

El álbum fue incluido en el libro 1001 Álbumes que hay que oír antes de morir, y en el 2012 la revista Rolling Stone lo ubicó en el puesto 350 de su lista 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

Lista de canciones
Lado A
Lost Woman – 3:16
Over, Under, Sideways, Down – 2:24
The Nazz Are Blue – 3:04
I Can't Make Your Way – 2:26
Rack My Mind – 3:15
Farewell – 1:29

Lado B
Hot House of Omagarashid – 2:39
Jeff's Boogie – 2:25
He's Always There – 2:15
Turn into Earth – 3:06
What Do You Want – 3:22
Ever Since the World Began – 2:09

Edición de EE.UU.
Lado A
Lost Woman
Over, Under, Sideways, Down
I Can't Make Your Way†
Farewell
Hot House of Omagarashid†

Lado B
Jeff's Boogie
He's Always There†
Turn into Earth†
What Do You Want
Ever Since the World Began

†Versiones diferentes a la edición inglesa.

Personal
Keith Relf – voz líder (excepto en "The Nazz Are Blue"), armónica
Jeff Beck – guitarra, bajo en "Over, Under, Sideways, Down", voz líder en "The Nazz Are Blue"
Chris Dreja – guitarra, piano, voz
Paul Samwell-Smith – bajo, voz
Jim McCarty – batería, percusión, voz

Referencias

Página y créditos en Discogs

Álbumes de 1966
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WHEN: 7pm sharp, Tuesday, July 4th, 2017
While the rest of the country happily turns the other cheek to the daily atrocities committed under the name of the USA in order to get wasted and light off fireworks, NYC ABC will be doing something a little different. Join us at this Tuesday to enjoy some vegan barbecue, relish in our disgust at the state and celebrate folks who have recently been captured. This week we'll be writing three individuals who have gone down for their participation in the Ferguson uprising, No DAPL, and cop watch actions.
Josh Williams became a vocal regular participant in the anti-police demonstrations following the murder of 18 year old Mike Brown in 2014. Later that year, Joshua was arrested for the arson of a convenience store that was located across the street from the fatal police shooting of Antonio Martin just days before. In December 2015 Joshua pleaded guilty to arson and burglary and has been sentenced to 8 years in state prison.
On April 12, Krow was taken into custody, to Morton County Jail, where she awaits extradition. True to form—always thinking of others— she spent her last day on the outside supporting other No DAPL prisoners and rescuing a cat. On February 4, 2017—her 30th birthday—she was assaulted and arrested by a member of the Bureau of Indian Affairs while in North Dakota supporting the resistance to the Dakota Access pipeline. She was held in Morton County Correctional Center until February 27. She is being charged with violating felony probation. Krow's legal case set a precedent in North Dakota as the first case to release someone on bond preceding a formal extradition hearing. For Krow's statement after her initial release from jail on February 27, and before turning herself in on April 12, visit http://supportkrow.org
In July 2014 Ramsey Orta was in front of a corner store on Staten Island when vicious murdering pig David Pantaleo wrapped his arm around Eric Garner's neck and squeezed until his final breath. Having dealt with police before Ramsey had the forethought to grab his camera phone and start recording. He captured the final moments of Eric Garner's life, in which he uttered the now infamous phrase and rallying cry, "I can't breathe." Ramsey released the video, which instantly went viral and inspired folks to hit the streets across the country against the police. Given the State's goals of maintaining white supremacy it should come as no surprise that the only person who both walked away from the scene of Eric Garner's death alive and faced any real consequences handed down by the State is Ramsey. Since the uploading of the video, Ramsey has been harassed non-stop by the NYPD and was arrested numerous times. On one occasion when the police were targeting and arresting him, they even pulled out their phones and said "You filmed us, now we are filming you." One of these charges stuck and Ramsey surrendered himself to begin a four year sentence on October 3rd.
If for some reason you can't make it Tuesday, please take a moment to write these folks on your own time:
Josh Williams #1292002
E.R.D.C.C.
Bonne Terre, Missouri 63628
Krow*
Iron County Jail
300 Taconite Street
Hurley, Wisconsin 54534
*address envelope to Katie Kloth
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Franklin Correctional Facility
Malone, New York 12953-0010
Myrtle Avenue Stop: Transfer to the M train and follow the above directions.
Categories: What We Do Tags: Cop Watch, CopWatch, Ferguson, Ferguson Uprising, Joshua Williams, Katie Kloth, Krow, NoDAPl, NYC ABC, Ramsey Orta, Water Protector
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Attack on Titan season 4 trailer teases what's to come in the next episode
Attack on Titan season 4, episode 2 teaser previews the fallout from the premiere's battle
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A new Attack on Titan season 4 teaser trailer has been released. Detailing what to expect in the anime show's sixty-first episode "Midnight Train," the preview surprisingly sticks with the new cast of Marleyan characters instead of heading back to Eren's planned assault on Paradis Island.
The trailer, which you can watch below, was also attached to the credits of the Attack on Titan season 4 premiere, but is now available online. Last warning: if you want to go in completely blind this week, turn away now.
Preview of episode 61 titled "Midnight Train" 👀#闇夜の列車 pic.twitter.com/rO9WZuMwLeDecember 6, 2020
With Attack on Titan seemingly having only 15 episodes left to wrap everything up, it might be quite jarring to see the likes of Reiner palling around on the train home with Falco. That slow journey back is bundled with brief shots of Marley's powers-that-be instead of focusing on the core group we've followed for three seasons. But those two (very different) worlds are being set up in their own way – and look about to collide shortly.
Marley's successful assault on the Mid-East Allied Forces seemingly squared away one conflict without them realising that the Survey Corps lie in wait. Zeke and Reiner – better known as the Beast and Colossal Titans respectively – helped take Fort Slava and are now heading back with the Eldians after a job well done.
The "Midnight Train" in question could be quite literally stopped in its tracks, though, if the likes of Eren and Armin have anything to say about it.
Find out when the next Attack on Titan episode drops with the Attack on Titan season 4 release schedule.
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These are exciting times – a lot is going on. We're finally there. CRA's Dental Program is a reality. We are also at that time of year when each of us will need to review our Chevron Medical Plan coverage and decide the level of coverage we desire for 2009. Chevron's Open Enrollment will begin in October.
An announcement letter was sent to all Chevron retirees and non-Chevron legacy retirees in September. Meetings are taking place where feasible to explain and better acquaint you with CRA's Dental Program.
Also further information about the Program may be found at the website for the Program, www.cradental.com. Finally, in January all dues paying CRA Members will receive enrollment packets. Under the Program every dues paying Member will be eligible to join one of two Dental Plans that are offered through MetLife. The effective date of the Dental Program is April 1, 2009.
It's a little early to comment on changes, if any, to Chevron's Medical Plans for 2009. We were scheduled to meet with Chevron on October 1 to discuss what's happening to the Plans for 2009. In addition to the enrollment package you'll be receiving from Chevron in October, you'll be able to access supplemental information through Chevron's HR Center as well as supplemental material that will be made available through CRA. We'll all try to help by taking the mystery out of insurance, i.e., provide clear and concise information. The only word of caution is to arrange automatic monthly premium payment through your bank, and remember if you decline Chevron coverage for 2009 your dependents will not have the opportunity to rejoin a Chevron Medical Plan if you should die before Chevron's next open enrollment.
We like you are very much concerned about the state of our economy and rising prices. We can truly understand the problem of trying to deal with rising costs if you are on a fixed income. Just to update you, we've been in discussions with Chevron about this very point. Also, the need for a Pension Supplementation Increase was on our agenda for our October 1 meeting with Chevron. We'll be in touch soon. Please try to bear with us.


This pantry has lots of room but one could not tell because things were in piles making it difficult to access items on shelves.
1. Cleared out linens and garage items that were supposed to be elsewhere.
2. Rearranged items used all of the time closer to the door. Serving pieces that get used infrequently are on the back shelving.
3. Grouped like foods together on the shelves with room to grow.
4. My most important word of advice to clients is DO NOT PUT IT DOWN, PUT IT AWAY. Once things have a home it is easy to put things back.


Intent on developing wheat varieties with higher yields and enhanced nutritional content, researchers at UC Davis have teamed up with scientists at nine other institutions in an attempt to sequence the wheat genome.
Intent on developing wheat varieties with higher yields and enhanced nutritional content, researchers at the University of California, Davis, have teamed up with scientists at nine other institutions in an attempt to sequence the wheat genome.
Results from that endeavor, led by researchers at the U.K.-based Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, will be reported Nov. 29 in the journal Nature.
"This work moves us one step closer to a comprehensive and highly detailed genome sequence for bread wheat, which along with rice and maize is one of the three pillars on which the global food supply rests," said Jan Dvorak, professor of plant sciences at UC Davis and a study co-author.
"The world's population is projected to grow from 7 billion to 9 billion by 2050," he said. "It is clear that, with no new farmable land available to bring into cultivation, we must develop higher-yielding varieties of these three cereals to meet the growing global demand for food."
The bread wheat genome is especially complex because bread wheat originated from three ancient grass species. Its genome is, therefore, a composite of three genomes -- and is five times the size of the human genome.
Wheat geneticists have historically designated the genomes of those parent grasses as the A, B and D genomes, each containing a similar set of genes. As a result, most bread wheat genes exist in triplicate.
To aid the sequence assembly of bread wheat, Dvorak and the UC Davis researchers have worked with scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service and with scientists at two other U.S. institutions on sequencing of the genome of the parent species Aegilops tauschii -- the source of the bread wheat D genome.
The U.S. team shared the Aegilops tauschii sequences with the British team, which was assembling all three of the wheat A, B and D genomes.
Comparing the Aegilops tauschii sequence with modern wheat allows researchers to assess genomic changes that have taken place in bread wheat since its origin approximately 8,000 years ago.
In the study reported in Nature, the researchers used the whole genome "shotgun sequencing" approach, which generates billions of random genome sequence "reads" and then pieces them together. The results provide information about the DNA making up wheat genes that will help wheat breeders develop hardier varieties by linking genes to key traits, such as disease resistance and drought tolerance.
"This sequencing effort has yielded important information that will accelerate wheat genetics and breeding and help us better understand wheat evolution," Dvorak said. "It cannot be overemphasized, however, that this is just one step in the global effort to produce a high-quality draft of the bread wheat genome sequence."
He said completion of such a high-quality genome sequence for bread wheat is still a few years away and will require broad international collaboration to complete.
Other members of the UC Davis team included Ming-Cheng Luo, Patrick E. McGuire and Frank M. You, all of the Department of Plant Sciences. The USDA team also included two UC Davis research affiliates -- Olin D. Anderson and Yong Gu -- at the USDA Agricultural Research Service Western Regional Research Center in Albany, Calif.
The other collaborating institutions were Kansas State University; Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York; University of Liverpool; University of Bristol; John Innes Centre; and European Bioinformatics Institute.
Funding for the study was provided by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council of England, the USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture, The Royal Society, the German Ministry of Education and Research, and the National Science Foundation.


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About CAS
Profile of CAS
Management of CAS
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Projects of the Czech Science Foundation and Other Projects
2022-2024: China's regionalising normative influence in Asia and Europe
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The Center for Asian Studies (CAS) was established in January 2013 as a research unit affiliated to the Faculty of International Relations, Prague University of Economics and Business, with a main mission of studying East and Southeast Asia from the interdisciplinary perspectives, and realizing an ambitious research projects at national and international level of excellence. The activities of CAS are focused particularly on the comparative research of the social-economic phenomena, processes and institutions in East Asian countries (Japan, Greater China, North/South Korea) in their broader political, economic, social, cultural and historical context. The key topics of the research are the risks in East Asia, the comparative analysis of the economic systems in Japan, China and Korea, the economic and social history of the East Asian countries as well as the comparative history of economic thoughts in East Asia.
Priorities of CAS (from May 2016):
Extension of publication activity – publication of expert analysis and studies on current affairs regarding Asia, relations between the Czech Republic and Asian countries, and essays with broader impact
Organizing of special events (public debates with experts on Asian affairs, presentations, seminars, workshops, conferences) to provide deeper insights both on current affairs in Asia and long-term issues
Organizing of supporting cultural and social events (such as travel talks, photo exhibitions, movie nights, debates with various specialists, discussions with Asian writers etc.)
Summer schools for Asian students at Prague University of Economics and Business
Stronger cooperation with other institutes (lectures, workshops and expert papers for companies and institutions apart from University of Economics)
Closer participation of students of University of Economics in CAS acitivities
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Q: PostgreSQL get data as pivot table I have a query that returns the below data.

I want to change this result to a pivot table as below
Customer  Unit Oct2015  Nov2015  Dec2015  Jan2016
customer4  A4           3423
TEST       A3           4762.6
customer2  A2           1000

I want to filter the data using the date field. So if I select Oct 2015 to Jan 2016 above result will be there.
I tried with the below query
CREATE EXTENSION tablefunc;

SELECT * FROM crosstab(
$$ select customer_name,date_part('month', breakup_date) as month,amount from (
select se.enquiry_id,s.ref_no,customer_name,ppd.property,breakup_date,land+construction+service_tax+vat as amount
from work_sheet_detail wsd
left join sales_estimate s on wsd.estimate_id=s.ref_no
left join sales_enquiry se on s.enquiry_id=se.enquiry_id
left join project_property_details ppd on s.property_id=ppd.property_id
where s.status_id=1
) as data order by 1 $$,
$$ SELECT m FROM generate_series(1,12) m $$
) AS (
  customer_name character varying, "Jan" int, "Feb" int, "Mar" int, "Apr" int, "May" int, "Jun" int, "Jul" int, "Aug" int, "Sep" int, "Oct" int, "Nov" int, "Dec" int
);

But it will not give the sum of amount in a month for a customer. Also pivot table is month wise were as I require year and month columns.

I have made up to the below query. But here I am getting the month and year wise sum, but cannot create the series for it.
CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS tablefunc ;

SELECT * FROM crosstab(
$$ select customer_name,breakup_date as month,amount from (
with sum_amount as (
select se.enquiry_id,to_char(breakup_date,'Mon YYYY') as breakup_date,s.ref_no,sum(land+construction+service_tax+vat) as amount
from work_sheet_detail wsd
left join sales_estimate s on wsd.estimate_id=s.ref_no
left join sales_enquiry se on s.enquiry_id=se.enquiry_id
where s.status_id=1
group by 1,2,3
)
select se.enquiry_id,customer_name,ppd.property,breakup_date,amount
from sum_amount sm
left join sales_estimate s on sm.ref_no=s.ref_no
left join sales_enquiry se on s.enquiry_id=se.enquiry_id
left join project_property_details ppd on s.property_id=ppd.property_id
where s.status_id=1

) as data order by 1 $$,
$$ SELECT m FROM generate_series(1,12) m $$
) AS (
  customer_name character varying, "Jan" int, "Feb" int, "Mar" int, "Apr" int, "May" int, "Jun" int, "Jul" int, "Aug" int, "Sep" int, "Oct" int, "Nov" int, "Dec" int
);

A: If you are flexible about displaying only one year in your pivot table, then this select might help:
select customer, unit
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 1 then amount else 0 end) as Jan
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 2 then amount else 0 end) as Feb
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 3 then amount else 0 end) as Mar
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 4 then amount else 0 end) as Apr
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 5 then amount else 0 end) as May
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 6 then amount else 0 end) as June
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 7 then amount else 0 end) as July
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 8 then amount else 0 end) as Aug
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 9 then amount else 0 end) as Sept
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 10 then amount else 0 end) as Oct
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 11 then amount else 0 end) as Nov
    , sum(case date_part('MONTH', b_date) when 12 then amount else 0 end) as Dec
from customers
    where date_part('YEAR', b_date) = 2015
group by name, property;

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For a luxuriously cosy stay in the Maldives, there are few private villas that come close to Cheval Blanc Randheli's Owner's Villa located in the Noonu Atoll and managed by LVMH Hotel Management.
Vacationing families and groups of friends can enjoy complete privacy in this 8,000-square-meter, four-bedroom abode – one of the largest of its kind in the Maldives – ensconced on its own private island and accessible from the main resort by a five-minute ride on a dhoni, a traditional Maldivian fishing boat.
The stunning modernist house comes with a private gym with state-of-the-art Technogym equipment and its own spa for guests to enjoy exclusive Guerlain treatments in double rooms or on outdoor stilt terraces that can also accommodate yoga and pilates sessions. Bathroom amenities are nothing short of the best with Leonor Greyl toiletries specially tailored for Randheli.
The Cheval Blanc Maison's art de recevoir (art of hospitality) is embodied in a dedicated – and discreet – team of majordomes (butlers) standing by 24/7 on-site to meet every request from barbecue dinners on the beach to water sports and desert island treasure hunts. Throughout the day, a culinary team whips up meals and other delicious nosh including the day's freshest catch, local specialties and personal favourites, which can be taken at the sheltered outdoor dining deck to the kiss of a refreshing sea breeze or in the air-conditioned indoor dining room on blazing hot days.
On the ground floor of the main house are the interconnecting piano lounge, living room and bar. Dressed in soothing monochromes of black, white and taupe with bursts of cheery yellow, the cavernous, naturally lit rooms open up to overlook a 25-meter-long infinity pool with magnificent vistas of turquoise sea and blue sky beyond. It is the perfect place for relaxing on lazy afternoons with one of the many art and culture books scattered around the lounges. Then as the sky exchanges its sunkissed palette for rosy sunset hues, take the cocktail from the bar and out to the deck to relish the magnificent starry night.
Two spacious bedrooms, which can be set up in twin or queen configurations, are also located on this level and come complete with their own bathroom amenities, dressing rooms, outdoor showers, wide terraces and even children's furniture on request. The indoors meld with the outdoors to create a wide playground for young ones to run around to their hearts' content.
The 300-square-meter master floor on the second level, however, is the real tour de force in capturing panoramic views of the idyllic island surroundings. Walk up the statement staircase with needlefish-inspired handrails and a luxurious suite unfolds starting from the foyer, living room and work desk (you'd have to be really hard-pressed to use this last one) before you reach the bedroom decked in a mixture of dark wood, taupe-coloured walls and light wooden floor paneling.
Adding to the interesting homey feel are artworks such as gold and silver dragonflies and organic-shaped vases together with bespoke furniture. Generous terraces with trendy outdoor furniture allow you to savour the tropical outdoors while spacious his and hers dressing rooms and bathrooms give the ultimate sense of grooming in total comfort in your own space.


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Tools of the Trade Scholarships Awarded to WI Apprentices
Wisconsin has a longstanding tradition of apprenticeship, developing highly-skilled workers capable of meeting industry needs while also providing individuals with a lifetime skill and knowledge of a trade. Today's industry demands these trained workers, especially as Wisconsin businesses face a shortage of workers due to retirements, falling birth rates, and loss of talent as people leave the state for other employment opportunities.
Apprenticeships are a great solution to the skilled worker shortage. However, it may be hard for people to complete apprenticeships, especially if they are juggling school, work, and family. There are also upfront costs to starting a program, including the purchase of necessary items like tools, equipment and protective clothing.
It's why Ascendium Education Group will support 511 construction and industrial trade apprentices in the Wisconsin Technical College System through their Tools of the Trade Scholarship program. Each apprentice received a $1,500 scholarship to help purchase tools, clothing, and equipment required by their trades to complete their programs and secure in-demand jobs. In total, Ascendium awarded $766,500 to eligible apprentices across 16 technical colleges this year.
For Alaina Sorensen, an electrical apprentice at Gateway Technical College following in her father's footsteps, receiving a Tools of the Trade scholarship was a great motivator to keep going.
"The Tools of the Trade scholarship means a great deal to a person like me," Sorensen said. "Being made aware that I am heard and there are individuals that wish for my success is extremely inspiring. I am thoroughly grateful. Recognition of our hard work and determination keeps the fire burning," she added. "Apprentices are regular people trying to support ourselves and our aspirations while fighting the pressure and physical wear of the job."
The program has been remarkably effective at helping apprentices like Sorensen stay on track in their training. More than 90% of past scholarship recipients have completed or continued their apprenticeship in the fall following their scholarship award.
Ascendium recognizes the important role of apprenticeships in preparing students for working in the skilled trades. The nonprofit has supported apprentices with a financial need in the Wisconsin Technical College System since 2013. With this year's award, Ascendium's Tools of the Trade Scholarship program surpassed $2 million in total scholarship awards to eligible apprentices across the system.
"When learners have the opportunity to overcome financial barriers, they can focus on completing their apprenticeship and securing an in-demand job," Amy Kerwin, Vice President of Education Philanthropy at Ascendium said. "Whether studying to be an electrician, plumber, steamfitter, or another trade, these apprentices can breathe a little easier knowing they have some of their expenses covered. We wish them continued success in their apprenticeship and subsequent career."
2021-2022 Tools of the Trade Scholarship Recipients
Blackhawk Technical College
16 recipients
Chippewa Valley Technical College
5 recipients
Lakeshore Technical College
Madison Area Technical College
126 recipients
Mid-State Technical College
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Nicolet College Technical College
1 recipient
Northcentral Technical College
Northwood Technical College
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College
Waukesha County Technical College
Western Technical College
About Ascendium Education Group: Ascendium Education Group is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to helping people reach the education and career goals that matter to them. Ascendium invests in initiatives designed to increase the number of students from low-income backgrounds who complete postsecondary degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs, with an emphasis on first-generation students, incarcerated adults, rural community members, students of color and veterans. Ascendium's work identifies, validates, and expands best practices to promote large-scale change at the institutional, system, and state levels, with the intention of elevating opportunity for all.


IDK what to put here. I just need help.
Hey sorry idk if im having a data base issue or not. I really dont want to do a server wipe so if someone could really help me that be awesome. Here is the issue that i am having. Players buildings that they make is being deleted on every server restart. There safes and flags are still there. and they still own it. However their Floors, walls, roof. anything has to do with a building is being deleted. Also the time on the server is now broken idk why and the night and day time has changed. and idk why. i am the only one that can touch the data base and files. no one else can. So how did this happen? and how do i fix it without wiping my server? if anyone one with teamspeak could help me out that be awesome. I can give you my teamspeak info. thanks.
dang... wish u would sent that 5 mins ago lol i went ahead and wiped the server.
https://gyazo.com/6d4d3c3a97bb0357bf673ecfbbe8c473 this was the other day.
K I am running a 32bit server. However my friend is running the same thing as me. Because he created mine awhile back with his files and then let me edit them the way I wanted it. My server been up for almost 7 months. Never had this issue. Until 2 weeks ago. So before I wiped the server I did a server roll back to 5 weeks ago to see if that works. It didn't. But his servers are still working and not having the issue and he has exile mod server just like me as well with 32 bit.
I would like to update the server to 64bit. But idk how to either.
Honestly it sounds like you are taking on too much too fast. If you're not sure what you are doing, the best advice I can give you is to start from the ground up. Exile is still built on a 32bit system so the answer is yes, you are running a 32bit server. Set your server back up and try running it again. Once you have, when you are having issues, you need to post rpt logs and DB logs so that people on the forums can help you. The "My car is making a funny noise" approach won't get you anywhere.
also don't use pictures. Use pastebin or spoilers when sharing your logs.
I have a buddy who codes my Arma 3 for me. He's been doing g that for years. He's has 5 servers of his own. We did start from ground up. One folder at a time. My server been up almost 7 months and never had an issue with it. Everything worked great. That's first thing we did was do a server roll back. We did as far back as a month to be on safe side. Still didn't work. He is using the same exact files and database as me. Because these are his files he gave to me. Not saying we are running all our servers on one Database. He's got his own computer he's doing his on and I got one doing mine on. We have over 800 players that plays on the server and they love it. They know we never had issues before. This started happening 2 weeks ago. Idk what u mean. I'm not giving much info. I gave my log reports. My.ini is no stricked, I wiped the database. From what I learned from my buddy I say I'm doing ok in coding. Learning still but I know enough now then I did before to get us by. And by researching this issue. I am not the only one having this problem. And they seem to not be able to explain it very well either. So instead of trying to cut me down. Tha KS for advice that I have already done. How about let's solve the problem so we can also help others and be adults bout this and not be problem finders. Only problem solvers. Mean this with all respect. I'm just agervated and frustrated that we can't find out what is going on. So if ur welling to help. Please do so. I'll give u the logs that u ask me for. That's fine. But if u can't help or don't want to help. Then please move along and let someone who has a kind heart can help. Thanks.


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Siting Your Business

If you’re not working out of your home, you will need to pick a location that is zoned to allow businesses like yours to operate.

Zoning

Zoning laws limit the types of businesses that can operate within a particular area.

Why? By clustering types of businesses, we can help preserve neighborhoods and share services.

Think of it this way: zoning makes sure a rubber factory can’t open next to a preschool.

In Santa Cruz, all zones are defined by title 24 of the City’s municipal code.

Use & Prior Use

While Santa Cruz actively encourages creative reuse of buildings in town, it is much simpler to locate your business in a commercial space that has a prior use that’s similar to to one you’re proposing.

For example, if you are opening a restaurant, try to go into a space that previously held a restaurant.

If the past use matches your proposed use, it simplifies staff review.

This strategy will also have implications for the cost of the project, as changing the use of a location may entail additional "impact fees." These will be covered later in this guide.

Have you already picked out a space for your business?

      Not yet, help me choose a site →

      Yes, check my site's zoning and prior use →

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