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We're on the precipice of a downturn in consumer spending, and the mobile device market may take a very big hit.
There are few certainties in a global pandemic, but smartphone launches—and rumors about upcoming launches—are apparently still a sure thing. In mid-February Samsung shipped its flagship Galaxy smartphone, hosting a large event in San Francisco (complete with fever scanners for the crowd). Last week 9to5Mac reported that a new iPhone will be revealed soon, a device that tech blogs are referring to as either "iPhone SE 2" or "iPhone 9." Noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has also reported that a new version of the iPhone SE, a smaller, less expensive phone than the flagship models, is expected to arrive sometime in the first half of the year.
The big question is whether people will buy these phones, or any other brand new smartphone this year. As the dire effects of the novel coronavirus become more widespread, financial markets have been in a free fall. Businesses and schools have been closed around the world, and in the US, the unemployment rate is projected to hit a double-digit high. Some bank research teams predict that the US economy will go to a dark place over the next two quarters—and that even if there's a rebound by the end of the year, consumers will still be extremely cautious about spending.
Analysts and economics experts who spoke to WIRED say it's a challenge to forecast how Covid-19 could ultimately affect consumer discretionary spending on electronics like smartphones, both from an economic standpoint and a cultural perspective. The 2008 recession doesn't offer much of a playbook when you consider that smartphones as we now know them were nascent back then, and the communication services running on them weren't as vital to our everyday lives. More notably, this economic recession could be unlike anything we've ever experienced before because of the near-global lockdown we're in.
"This is going to be the social-distancing recession, and we've had nothing like that before," says Ori Heffetz, an associate professor at Cornell University who researches the psychological, social, and cultural aspects of economics. "We've had recessions that were the result of wars, terrorism, the bursting of asset or real estate bubbles, but this is the first time that the economic woes we're experiencing also include, by government decree, staying at home." While being stuck indoors might lead some people to invest in electronics that help them get their work done or devices for their kids, phone upgrades might not be considered as essential, Heffetz says.
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The coronavirus pandemic has been so fundamentally disruptive to our everyday lives and business operations that it might seem smartphone launches would be disrupted too. But analysts who spoke to WIRED note that products pegged for launch in the first half of this year were well into development before the external shock of Covid-19 hit. So, despite the fracturing of technology supply chains, and despite the cancellation of the world's largest mobile conference in February, new phones will likely still ship.
There are also signs business is picking up in China, where most of the world's smartphone manufacturing is done (though consulting firm McKinsey warns that manufacturing hubs remain behind, and that "supplies of materials and components, especially those that are highly labor intensive, are also limited, creating a second wave of disruption.")
"In just three weeks our thinking has changed from there being supply-side issues with devices like phones and PCs, to focusing on the demand side," says Ryan Reith, program vice president of worldwide mobile device tracking at global research firm IDC. "There will be phone launches—some may be pushed out, but they'll happen eventually. Things will get built. But I think it's going to be very severe on the demand side."
IDC has not yet released data for global smartphone shipments for the first quarter of 2020, something the firm typically does in April. Global smartphone shipments were already on the decline for several consecutive quarters before the pandemic hit, as people were holding onto older phone models for longer. There was a modest return to growth in the third quarter of 2019, of just under 1 percent, but that turned out to be a blip. In February 2020, the firm issued a note saying that Covid-19 could result in a 10 percent year-over-year decline for smartphone shipments in the first half of 2020.
Now, Reith says, the firm is starting to see declines in consumption too, particularly in China, the world's largest smartphone market. He estimates that smartphone purchases in China were down 40 percent in January and 60 percent in February, compared with the same months a year prior.
"The first consumer goods to collapse in a recession are the durables, which includes discretionary gadgets."
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As Bank of America noted in its report on the US economy last week, the consumer is "on the front line from the shock of the Covid-19 pandemic." In early March there was a sharp drop in spending on travel and lodging; by the middle of the month, this had spread to recreation, clothes, entertainment, and "other discretionary goods and services." Jobless claims have skyrocketed, to 6.6 million filed last week alone. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has estimated that the unemployment rate could soar to 32 percent in the second quarter of this year. Others, such as Bank of America, are predicting a much lower (but still record-setting) unemployment peak of 15.6 percent.
Things like tax rebates, expanded unemployment benefits, and stimulus checks could help offset some lost income for people, but "it will take time for income to return to pre-Covid-19 levels, retraining the recovery," the Bank of America analysts note.
"Certainly, $1,200 checks—ones that won't go to everyone—that doesn't mean people are sitting there saying, 'OK great, I'm going to buy an iPhone now,' even if it's $500," IDC's Reith says, referring to the stimulus check that's part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
"The first consumer goods to collapse in a recession are the durables, which includes discretionary gadgets," says Heffetz. "There was a time period when these phones gave us freedom; you could be out of the office or at the beach or at the bar, but you could still be working. You were always accessible. Now I'm at home, in front of a big screen, on Wi-Fi the whole time." He notes that regardless of how extended our isolation periods are, it may change the way we think about what technology is necessary in our lives.
In the aftermath of the 2008 recession, Heffetz says, some people convinced themselves that upgrading from a Nokia mobile phone to a smartphone was a justifiable expense for maintaining professional networks. Now, those must-haves might be a faster internet connection at home, a good laptop for working remotely, or a tablet for your child so they can stream their homework.
How Apple and Samsung Will Fare
Analysts are mixed on how weakened demand for smartphones might ultimately affect premium phone makers like Apple and Samsung. Despite year-over-year declines for global smartphone sales in the holiday quarter of 2019, Apple showed signs of growth, particularly in China. Samsung held on to its position as the number one phone maker in the world. But at that point, concerns about coronavirus weren't widespread.
"If this is elongated until September, I think it really hurts Apple's heart," says Pat Moorhead, founder and principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy. "While Apple has done a good job diversifying itself with things like services, it's still predominantly an iPhone company. And if you've lost your job, you're worried about the future, and you can't delay your insurance payment or your mortgage payment, the phone is a nice-to-have thing. The only exception is if it's broken."
Both Moorhead and IDC's Reith say they don't believe Apple is in danger of losing customers to Samsung, and that Apple's ecosystem lock-in will be strong even in a recession. But Samsung, along with Chinese phone makers like Huawei and Xiaomi, might be better positioned than Apple to sell to price-sensitive consumers, because of their wide range of budget and midrange smartphones. (Huawei is currently the top seller of smartphones in China, while Samsung and Chinese brand Vivo are vying for the top spot in India.)
"We've already seen significant discounting in the Samsung Galaxy S20 lineup," says Reith, referring to Samsung's most recent flagship launch. "I think when we look at the Android space we will certainly see a shift towards a midrange or lower-priced tier of phones."
Neil Cybart, founder of Above Avalon and an analyst who covers Apple closely, says if working from home becomes more of a mainstay in our global economy, large companies might have to invest in devices for workers—which could actually be a good thing for a company like Apple. He's also trying to track whether a global recession could mean that people purchase for longevity, even if they're limiting overall spending. "Do they buy a higher-quality or higher-priced item because they think it's going to last longer? There's that kind of philosophy too."
"I model Apple financially on a quarterly basis, and my stance has been to let things play out for now," Cybart says. "It's very difficult to model these things financially at this point, because the news is moving so quickly."
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'I've had my share of difficulties in life. Every hour I felt like giving up, but I trained my mind to just ask myself 'Why did I even start?' everytime this negative thought crossed my mind. And that's always inspiring enough for me to get up and continue the hustle.' -Vikas Singh Rana, an International Skier with innumerous medals who is born and bought up in a small town of Haryana. I was just 'Awwstruck' looking at her skiing skills and how swiftly she did this incredibly tough sport. Skiing is not just a sport for me; it's a way of life. It all started back in my childhood when I used to always be active in sports. I used to play several sports in my school and college, but didn't find that one particular sport that would give me a 'kick'. I kept on trying all sorts of different sports.
So, I come from a lower middle class family and I lived with my uncle and aunty in Haryana as my parents couldn't afford two daughters. My uncle had two more sons and I was the third daughter and he was extremely co operative and supportive in all my life choices. It was his ambition to make atleast one of us to excel in some particular sports. So, I completed my HSC and joined a trekking group in Haryana. I used enjoy trekking and did that for a few months. One fine day, while we were trekking somewhere near the mountains of Manali, I came across a skiing group and was really fascinated by the sport. Just out of curiosity, I enquired and realized that I fell in love with it. I started taking the training and after a few months of training, my fellow skiers were taken a back by my performance. I started competing at local competitions right after a month of training and the graph of my achievements started rising. Since then, I never looked back and kept performing at every event persistently. Gradually I started participating at national levels and even won a few gold medals in such competitions.
This pretty much covers all her achievements and it proves how passionaite Vikas is. However, was it all that easy??
Getting trained for competitions was always the most crucial aspect of my journey. As I stay in Haryana, there's obviously no snow to practice skiing. So, I always had to travel Srinagar to even get trained. The transport and logistic expenses were the biggest issue for me. I had to even stay there for months, which included hotel and food expenses. As I said, I come from a lower middle class family so finance is the only obstacle I've been facing. I even started to train skiing to a few students in Srinagar to suffice my Olympic dreams. However, it didn't work out as my skills were not improving at all. Because, if we train there, we get the students who are fresher and had to start from the beginning for them. So, I left teaching, but I wasn't ready to give up on my dreams. Even this year, I had to start my training for upcoming Nationals but because of the lack of finances, I couldn't. I really wish to represent India once at the Olympics and get a gold medal for the nation.
It's really sad to know that extremely talented athletes in India aren't getting enough sponsers and recognition because of the lack of exposure and finances for sports. Cricket is the only sport in India that gives you a financial relief. Let's come together with The Tribal Box and help Athletes like Vikas to achieve their dreams.


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In 1947, Christopher Isherwood undertook a six-month tour of South America, concentrating on cultural sites, large cities and hobnobbing with local grandees. The title of the travelogue he wrote about the trip, The Condor and the Cows, sums up how most Europeans felt about South America. While the condor has since been pushed to near-extinction, the cows have persisted: Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Venezuela are still seen by outsiders as primarily farming nations and global breadbaskets.
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Lack of huge investment in research and innovations towards the legumes subsector is stalling the growth of the industry in the country, agricultural experts say.
Mataka, centre, listening attentively to a host on one of the pavillions at the symposium. Pic. Courtesy of AICC.
The legume sub sector in Malawi has been billed as an alternative sector to the tobacco industry towards the economic growth of the nation.
But low funding to academic and other institutions towards research and development is said to derail progress needed for meaningful and valuable changes in the sector.
"Funding levels are very minimal in institutions of higher learning and other government departments responsible for undertaking research. As such there is little progress in making the legume subsector a vibrant alternative to the tobacco sector," said chief executive officer for African Institute of Corporate Citizenship (AICC), an organisation working towards capacity building in the agriculture sector.
He was speaking on Thursday in Lilongwe on during a symposium on legume value chains technology, innovations and research held at Bingu International Convention Centre.
Lombe said that in situations where some research is done, there has been low uptake of the technologies and innovations by the end user whether they are farmers, companies.
"At some time when there is uptake, it takes very long for some to adopt these technologies and by the time they decide the technology may be obsolete and affecting the growth of legume crop," he said.
AICC is the host secretariat for the Legumes Development Trust (LDT), an entity working in development of technologies and innovations in the legume sector.
Board chair for LDT Dr Geoffrey Kananji said there is a need for making technologies demand driven if high uptake rate is to be realised.
"Most times, farmers embrace technologies that tackle and address challenges they face. So developing these innovations, we need to involve them in critical stages that require their input," Kananji said.
He, therefore, appealed to the Malawi Government to consider making budgetary support in research and development in the legume as well as the whole agricultural sector.
Head of agricultural sector wide approach (Aswap) in the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development Nelson Mataka said government appreciates the potential of research and innovations towards promoting growth in the legume subsector.
"As government we will ensure that adequate resources are provided for in the budget in line with efforts to diversify sources of forex revenue for the country," he said.
He asked development partners to invest research and innovations since most of them are only investing in extension services.
The one-day symposium attracted value chain actors in the legume sector like research institutions, seed companies, farmers and farmer organizations, traders and processors among others.


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Tutored two pupils for two years for a leading French home school support company.
Assumed the task of counter clerk and customer receptionist in a major French bank.
Assisted the network administrator, phone user support and repairing user's computers in a 700 machines park.
2000 - 2005 Degree of a French Engineering school with a five-year curriculum (MSc equivalent).
EFREI (Paris) - A leading French Engineering school in Information Technology and Management.
June - May International Student Exchange Program.
Oct - Dec International Business Communication Exchange Program.
2000 National French "baccalauréat", Sciences (3 "A levels" equivalent).
Aggregation of new inputs streams "SIVM" (Internet customers), "HVME" (Highly valued customers) and "Frégate" (Home phone customers) after the fusion between the companies: Orange, Wanadoo and France Télécom. Involved in workshops with the client, writing of meeting reports and technical specifications. Accomplished data migration first before upgrading DRACCO G2R0 according to the new physical data model. Supported DRACCO G2RO during testing campaign for official acceptance.
Involved in an open-source project gathering developers from different countries. In charge of the French translation of the user manual, integration of the Asian input method and a software based on asymmetric (public keys) cryptography.
The aim of this project is to provide a front-end to a search engine (RMC). It allows to view customers who subscribed to different Orange's offers as a unique client. Development was in Java 1.4 and had to meet tight performance criteria while supporting high availability and massive scalability: more than 1 To of data, 10 seconds maximum reply delay, 30 000 requests per hour. In charge of benchmark, installation procedure and a message simulator that used Excel as front-end and Java as parser.
Developed a xml/xslt based resume in order to manage efficiently different languages and file formats.
Study of two types of queueing systems: the single-channel and the multiple-channels queues with the software ARENA.
Implemented a RBF neural network to approximate the Ackley's function and study the different kernels (Linear, Gaussian...). the project used Meshach, a free library in C optimized for big Matrixes.
Initiated to set up a multiplatform (Sun Solaris, GNU/Linux, Windows NT) authentication system in the intranet of EFREI.
Designed and implemented the mathematical part of a car crash simulator. I worked in association with six other students that assumed the other tasks (network, databases, project management...).
Implemented a cryptographic software based on (Miracl) a big number library.
Created a W3C compliant website at London University, (Birkbeck College).
Mandarin Conversational and writing abilities (3 years study).
Cultural Trips Traveled extensively in Asia (Hong Kong, China, Japan, Malaysia...), USA and Western Europe.
Oenology Secretary of a Wine Appreciation Club : Millesime.
Hobbies Free Software (GNU/Linux Debian, LATEX ...), Half-Marathon runner, Karate, Mind-Teaser games, Chess.


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GOP-leaning states are winners in census
South, West to gain House seats
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By Andrea Billups - The Washington Times - Tuesday, December 21, 2010
The conservative "red" states should see their political clout enhanced as a result of the Census Bureau's announcement Tuesday that the nation's population grew 9.7 percent over the past decade to nearly 309 million, with the fastest growth centered in states that went Republican in the 2008 presidential election.
In all, eight states will gain at least one House seat, led by Texas with four new seats, and 10 states will lose at least one seat in the 435-member House in the reapportionment that takes place in the wake of the national head count.
According to the first data released by the Census Bureau, the U.S. population of the 50 states and the District of Columbia was 308,745,538 on April 1, 2010, up from 281,421,906 registered 10 years ago.
Census Bureau Director Robert Groves told reporters Tuesday morning that about 60 percent of the population growth was a result of natural increases in the existing population, while 40 percent came from immigration.
The growth rate in the 2000s, however, was the lowest for a decade since the Great Depression years of the 1930s.
Mr. Groves and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke released the findings at a news conference in Washington.
The census, taken 23 times since 1790 and mandated every 10 years by the Constitution, helps apportion seats in the House of Representatives and, as a result, the votes in the Electoral College. It also is used to distribute billions of dollars in revenue and federal aid for states and localities based on their population counts.
As a result of the 2010 numbers, eight states will gain House seats in the 2012 elections, led by Texas' four seats and Florida, which gained two. Others gaining a single House seat were Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, South Carolina, Utah and Washington.
New York and Ohio were the big losers, both shedding two House seats, while Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey and Pennsylvania will lose one seat.
Overall, the states that went for John McCain in the 2008 presidential race will gain six seats, and thus six votes in the Electoral College, while the states that supported Barack Obama will lose six.
However, the biggest gainers - Texas and Florida - are states with large and growing Hispanic-immigrant populations, which will force new challenges on Republicans this decade in their efforts to remain competitive or dominant in those states and such other growing states as Nevada and Arizona.
"Five of the eight states gaining congressional districts went for John McCain in 2008," Republican strategist Cheri Jacobus said of the red-state census gains.
"Overall, the new census numbers are good news for Republicans, but also serve as a reminder that the GOP needs to double down its efforts to woo the Hispanic vote, and to do it with a focus on a package of issues rather than assuming all Hispanic voters are committed to voting exclusively on issues addressing illegal entrants into the United States," she said.
Steven Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies said the Census Bureau's 40 percent figure understates the extent to which immigration was the force behind the population increase.
He noted in a statement that "there were also about 8.2 million births to immigrant women during the decade," which, if combined with the number of immigrants themselves, would mean "three-quarters of population growth during the decade" was attributable to immigration.
"Without a change in immigration policy, the nation is projected to add roughly 30 million new residents each decade for the foreseeable future," he said.
William Gheen, president of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, said the count is not fair. His group plans to launch an "unprecedented" lobbying campaign after the new year to ask Congress to remove immigrants from voting ranks that apportion new districts.
He argues that illegal immigrants make up the bulk of changes in population in the states that the new census data are tracking.
"We feel that it is inappropriate that any American should gain or lose representation based off of criminal activity," Mr. Gheen said of illegal immigrants used in census counts. "We hope that Congress will not allow so many Americans to have their voting power stolen. Illegal immigrants being counted in the census and being used for political empowerment is unfair to American citizens. The federal government has the ability to remove them from the apportionment equation and consider using the data they have as a deportation tool. I think we are going to have them on the run with the new Congress."
The decennial reshuffling of the House numbers always produces high-stakes battles in state legislatures, which draw the electoral maps for congressional and state legislative districts based on the census numbers. Those 2011 fights likely will be the most brutal in the 18 states that will gain or lose seats.
"This year's once-in-a-decade scramble to redraw congressional boundaries is likely to be one of the most contentious in history," said a statement by Costas Panagopoulos, a Fordham University political scientist and editor of Campaigns & Elections magazine. "Given high levels of partisan polarization and the technological ability to identify population distributions far more precisely than before, the redistricting cycle will be intense."
In politically unpredictable Florida, where a newly elected GOP governor will take office amid economic straits and a lack of support from his own party's establishment, Democratic Party Executive Director Scott Arceneaux said the state's two additional House seats were cause for celebration, upping Florida's political clout as "the largest and most important swing state" in presidential elections.
He also warned the state Legislature against gerrymandering, noting that voters had passed an initiative to limit lawmakers' ability to draw electoral boundaries to benefit themselves.
"As the Legislature moves forward with reapportionment, it is important to remember that the people of Florida have spoken when voters approved the Fair District Amendments this fall, with nearly 63 percent voting to adopt these standards, now enshrined in our Constitution," Mr. Arceneaux said of the redistricting.
"Floridians of all parties can look forward to districts that truly reflect their communities and representation that represents the diversity of our great state, rather than the partisan gerrymandering that best describes the current districts."
California remained the nation's most populous state, while Wyoming was the least populated, the census count found.
Texas registered the highest numerical population gains, while Nevada marked the highest percentage rise - up 35.1 percent - since 2000. The South and West notched the largest population increases, but smaller growth also was reported in both the Northeast and Midwest regions.
Michigan, hit hard by the recession amid massive losses in manufacturing jobs, was the only state to decline in population, dropping 0.6 percent since 2000.
"It's been a very wrenching transition for the Michigan economy, and therefore, the population losses are not a big surprise," said Michigan State University economist Charles Ballard, noting the struggling manufacturing and auto-production sectors. "We're right back to where we started 10 years ago."
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said he did not think the new data offered "a huge practical impact" on the nation.
Mr. Locke reported that the 2010 census came in under budget by $1.87 billion. A hefty 74 percent of U.S. households returned the census questionnaire by mail, exceeding predictions and halting three decades of decline in mail-in participation.
"Much is riding on the results," Mr. Locke said, including funding allotments for education, transportation and law enforcement, as well as the makeup of state legislatures. The census also provides data that could prove critical in private-sector investment decisions.
The Census Bureau will release further findings from the 2010 count as it continues its research on the data in the months ahead.


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What was illegal in the 1920s?
Prohibition in the United States was a nationwide constitutional ban on the production, importation, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933. Prohibition supporters, called "drys", presented it as a battle for public morals and health.
What bad things happened in the 1920s?
This included shocking murders, a backward step in education, the rise of organized crime, and finally, the Wall Street Crash that brought the United States to its knees.
What is Great Gatsby 1920s?
The Great Gatsby is set against the backdrop of 1920s New York City, a period known as the "Roaring Twenties" for the exhilarating pace set by the rapidly evolving culture and technology.
Why was the 1920s called the Roaring Twenties?
The 1920s in the United States, called "roaring" because of the exuberant, freewheeling popular culture of the decade. The Roaring Twenties was a time when many people defied Prohibition, indulged in new styles of dancing and dressing, and rejected many traditional moral standards. (See flappers and Jazz Age.)
What are the types of organized crime?
Organised criminal operations range from illegal protection and extortion rackets to the trafficking and/or smuggling of illicit drugs, humans, firearms and wildlife, cybercrime, oil theft, money laundering, counterfeiting and maritime piracy (Costa, 2010; UNODC, 2010).
What types of illegal activities were popular in the 1920s?
Dealing with the bootlegging and speakeasies was challenging enough, but the "Roaring Twenties" also saw bank robbery, kidnapping, auto theft, gambling, and drug trafficking become increasingly common crimes. More often than not, local police forces were hobbled by the lack of modern tools and training.
How does The Great Gatsby relate to history?
As such, the Great Gatsby era is the period in 20th century U.S. history nicknamed both the "Roaring 20s" and the "Jazz Age." The first nickname points to America's post-WWI economic prosperity and the country's greater influence abroad.
What is a female gangster called?
moll Add to list Share. A woman who's the companion or conspirator to a gangster can be called a moll. One of the most famous molls was Bonnie Parker, of the criminal duo Bonnie and Clyde.
Who was the most famous gangster in the 1920s?
Scarface" Capone
What was the first organized crime group?
The pirates who plundered and looted merchant vessels in the seventeenth century and who undertook large-scale trade in stolen goods may be considered among the earliest organized crime groups to make their appearance in the Western world.
Why did Prohibition increase crime?
Although consumption of alcohol fell at the beginning of Prohibition, it subsequently increased. Alcohol became more dangerous to consume; crime increased and became "organized"; the court and prison systems were stretched to the breaking point; and corruption of public officials was rampant.
What is the most dangerous organized crime?
The Albanian mafia in the United States has been thought to greatly increase their dominant power and is one of the most violent criminal organisations in operation, particularly with their strong connections in the European Union.
What was life like during the Roaring 20s?
Unions were on the rise. Women shortened, or "bobbed," their hair, flappers danced and wore short fancy dresses, and men shaved off their beards. In 1920 the average life span in the United States was about fifty-four years, whereas today it's about seventy-seven years.
What was the crime rate in the 1920s?
According to a study taken in 30 US cities, there was a 24 percent increase in crime rate between 1920 and 1921. The rate of arrests on account of drunkenness rose 41 percent, and arrests for drunken driving increased 81 percent. Thefts rose 9 percent, and assault and battery incidents rose 13 percent.
What does The Great Gatsby say about materialism?
Materialism has gotten to Tom's head and he believes just because he has so much wealth he can buy happiness with anything that he pleases. The last character, Gatsby, shows both materialism and spirituality. Gatsby is an example of materialism because of Daisy.
How does organized crime operate?
Organized crime is a continuing criminal enterprise that rationally works to profit from illicit activities that are often in great public demand. Its continuing existence is maintained through corruption of public officials and the use of intimidation, threats or force to protect its operations.
Did the crime rate rise during the Great Depression?
Violent crime rates may have risen at first during the Depression (in 1933, nationwide homicide mortality rate hit a high for the century until that point, at 9.7 per 100,000 people) but the trend did not continue throughout the decade.
What did gangsters do in the 1920s?
Feared and revered, these American gangsters often controlled liquor sales, gambling, and prostitution, while making popular, silk suits, diamond rings, guns, booze, and broads.
What major event happened in 1920?
10 World-Shaping Events That Happened in 1920
The League of Nations was established.
America had a de-facto woman president.
America sustained the worst terrorist attack in its history.
Women gained the right to vote.
The Constitution was twice amended in a single year.
The "Lost Generation" began its transformation of American literature.
What is the 1920s most known for?
The 1920s was the first decade to have a nickname: "Roaring 20s" or "Jazz Age." It was a decade of prosperity and dissipation, and of jazz bands, bootleggers, raccoon coats, bathtub gin, flappers, flagpole sitters, bootleggers, and marathon dancers.
Which organized crime is most powerful?
What does Fitzgerald seem to be saying about the 1920s?
What do you think Fitzgerald is saying about the American Dream in the 1920s in The Great Gatsby? In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald seems to be saying that the American Dream of achieving life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness was no longer the focus.
What are the four types of organized crime?
Activities of organized crime include loansharking of money at very high interest rates, assassination, blackmailing, bombings, bookmaking and illegal gambling, confidence tricks, copyright infringement, counterfeiting of intellectual property, fencing, kidnapping, prostitution, smuggling, drug trafficking, arms …
What is the biggest organized crime group?
Why was there so much crime in the 1920s?
The increase in organized crime during the 1920s stemmed from national Prohibition. In 1920, the Volstead Act, also known as the 18th Amendment, went into effect, prohibiting the manufacture, sale and transportation of alcoholic beverages. Intending to help curb social evils, the law had the opposite effect.
What are the main characteristics of Organised crime?
Characteristics Of Organized Crime
Organized crime thrives on supplying illegal goods and services for which a large number of people are willing to pay.
The goal of organized crime groups is to make money; members also gain a sense of pride, power, and protection.
Groups have what is called a pyramid power structure like legal businesses.
Who is the No 1 gangster in the world?
Al Capone (January 17, 1899 – January 25, 1947) The estimated net worth of his empire would be $1.3 billion as of today. Sometimes known by the nickname 'Scarface', Al Capone was an American gangster and businessman who attained notoriety during the Prohibition era as the co-founder and boss of the Chicago Outfit.
What are the eight characteristics of organized crime?
69) identifies fifteen characteristics of organized crime: 1) practice of illicit activities; 2) clandestine activities; 3) organizational hierarchy; 4) pursuit of profit; 5) division of labor; 6) use of violence; 7) symbiosis with the State; 8) illicit merchandise; 9) corporate planning; 10) use of intimidation; 11) …
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Welcome to First Parish of Norwell!
If you've been perusing our web pages, or perhaps have already come to visit in person and want to find out more about our traditions and community, then let me first say I'm glad you've found us! Secondly, please know that this is a place where questions are as welcome as the people who bring them; we are a community of seekers and we do our best to honor everyone's own experience and life-affirming truth as they find it.
That sounds like a tall order, doesn't it? One might ask if we try to honor each person's truth, then what do we believe in? Some of us believe in God/god(s) (as we define it), some of us find the sacred in nature or in human community, many of us believe in "deeds, not creeds," many of us have regular, private spiritual practices that fulfil us, and others of us believe that simply showing up regularly to church is the best way to contribute and live thoughtful, intentional lives. We all believe there are many different paths to a spiritual and religious life and they don't have to be mutually exclusive. Another thing that binds us together as a religious community is a covenant, or promise, we've made to walk with one another in mutual support and understanding. This covenant is connected to and adapted from the Cambridge Platform of 1648 which set up the guidelines for Puritan Congregational Churches and how their members would relate to one another. As a religious movement, we are deeply steeped in history, but we are not trapped by it.
So how do we offer mutual support and understanding to one another while traveling our own unique spiritual journeys? We come to church on Sundays to share in a common experience and socialize afterwards. We have religious education classes for our youth and adults to explore our beliefs and exchange ideas. We work to put our beliefs out into the world by working with the homeless, raising money for worthwhile causes and groups with whom we partner, we hold vigils for the oppressed, encourage sustainable environmental practices, and we mentor folks in prison. Like most congregations we also have potlucks and game nights. In everything we do, we try our best to care for one another, while continuing to share our ideals of justice and love with the wider community. And, we make mistakes, then we reflect, and try again.
If this sounds like a place where you can explore your spiritual path in the company of others, where you can help to make our world whole, and be fully human, I hope to see and get to know you soon.


DISCLAIMER (notes to a successful order) : SOME of our toppings counts as 2 toppings alone (ex: bacon). Toppings will note the difference. DO NOT CHOOSE 2 TOPPINGS IF THE FIRST TOPPING COUNTS AS 2. YOUR ORDER WILL BE SUBJECT CANCELLATION. NO ADD- ONS.
Served with butter and bread.
Andy boy lettuce, tomatoes, onions, bell peppers and cucumbers.
Andy boy lettuce, croutons and Caesar dressing.
Andy boy lettuce, croutons, chicken and Caesar dressing.
Andy boy lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives, feta cheese, oil and vinegar.
Andy boy lettuce, tomatoes, onion, bell peppers, cucumbers, salami, pepperoni, Canadian bacon and mozzarella cheese.
Pepperoni, salami, sausage, mushrooms, olives, red onions and green peppers.
Pesto sauce (no red sauce), garlic chicken and mushrooms, topped with fresh green onions.
Shrimp, clams and fresh garlic.
Teriyaki chicken, red onions and fresh fresh onions.
Ground beef, tomatoes, red onions and pine nuts.
Half pepperoni, olives and mushrooms, half tomatoes, mushrooms and olives.
Pepperoni, salami, ham, bacon, Canadian bacon and sausage.
Mushroom, red onion, tomatoes, green bell peppers and black olives.
Feta cheese, kalamata olives, tomatoes and fresh basil.
Ranch sauce (no red sauce), salami, mushrooms and olives.
Spicy red sauce, tomatoes, BBQ chicken, fresh cilantro and fresh jalapenos.
Folded crescent-like pizzas filled with mozzarella cheese, brushed with olive oil and baked to a golden brown.
Bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado-oven toasted.
Salami, pepperoni, ham, mozzarella cheese, served on soft roll with mustard, mayo, garlic spread, pepperoncini, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles.
Served on Dutch crunch roll, pesto, marinara sauce over baked chicken with melted mozzarella cheese, lettuce, pickles and tomato.
Salami, turkey, bacon, swiss cheese and garlic spread, served on soft roll with mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato and pickles.
Your choice of 3 cheeses, served with avocado over your choice of baked bread and condiments.
Roast beef, cheddar, bacon, mushrooms and bbq sauce, toasted on soft roll with mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomatoes and pepper cheese.
Turkey, provolone, bacon, pesto, mayo, lettuce, bell pepper and olives.
Mozzarella, olive, mushrooms, tomato, lettuce and Caesar dressing, toasted to perfection.
Ham, pineapple, mozzarella, marinara sauce, olive and jalapenos.
Ham, pastrami, salami, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, jalapeno and ranch dressing.
Mayo, Swiss cheese, Dijon mustard, red onion, lettuce, tomato, pickles, avocado and lemon pepper.
Pastrami, roast beef, turkey, provolone cheese, Swiss cheese, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, jalapeno, avocado, bacon and salt and pepper.
Rotisserie chicken, bacon, provolone cheese, ranch dressing, mayo, tomato, lettuce and pickles.
Rotisserie chicken, sun dried tomatoes, bacon, avocado, mozzarella cheese, mayo, Dijon mustard, tomato, onion and jalapeno.
Spicy sausage, egg, bacon, avocado, American cheese, mayo, ketchup and splash of tapatio.
Salami, pastrami, cheddar cheese, mustard and pickles.
Avocado, provolone cheese, pesto, garlic spread, tomato and lettuce.
Roast beef, pastrami, American and Swiss cheese, mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickles and onion.
Salami, roast beef, turkey, ham, pepper jack cheese served on soft roll with mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, jalapeno and black olives.
Pepperoni, sausage, mozzarella cheese, marinara sauce, olives, mushrooms and bell peppers.
Hot turkey, Swiss, spicy sausage, pickles, mayo, jalapenos, mustard, lettuce and tomato.
Rotisserie chicken, mozzarella cheese, bacon, avocado, tomato, lettuce, onions and salt and pepper.
Rotisserie chicken, provolone cheese, bell peppers, mushrooms served on a soft roll with mayo, cranberry sauce, lettuce, tomato and onion.
Double turkey, double cheese, double bacon, with cranberry sauce, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles and onion.
Rotisserie chicken, artichoke hearts, sun dried tomatoes, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, mayo and ranch dressing.
Ham, turkey, bacon, provolone cheese, avocado, lettuce, tomato, red onion, jalapeno, mayo and mustard.
Turkey, provolone cheese, pesto, bacon, green onion, fresh green jalapeno, pickle, lettuce, green bell pepper, mayo and mustard.
Pepperoni, salami, sausage, mushrooms, olives, red chilies and green bell peppers.
Turkey, Swiss cheese, provolone cheese, avocado, red onions, 1000 island dressing, mayo, lettuce, tomato and pickles.
Spam, egg, bacon, mayo, lettuce, red onion and jalapeno.
Teriyaki chicken, bacon, avocado, provolone cheese, ranch dressing, mayo, lettuce, tomato and pickles.
Bbq chicken, Swiss cheese, tomato, jalapeno, red onion, lettuce and pickles on a dutch crunch roll.
Salami, bacon, cheddar cheese, thin soft roll with mayo, pickles, jalapenos, tomatoes and pepperoncini. Toasted well done.
Provolone cheese, turkey salami, and roasted beef. Served with tomatoes, lettuce, red onions, mustard and mayo. Toasted.
Turkey, ham, bacon, provolone cheese on soft roll with mustard, mayo, lettuce and tomatoes.
Served with a garden salad or garlic bread.


HPC participated in 2016, 2017, 2018 and has been invited back for 2019. The 2019 Summer Jam theme is "Peace, Love and Community Connectiveness." As usual the HPC booth connects the community with homesteading displays and demonstrations. Bringing people together to learn forgotten or new and innovative skills.
The Summer Jam 2019 Theme is Peace Train.
Summer Jam West is a grassroots, free arts and music festival held annually in Westgate Park. Each year Summer Jam West partners up with Hilltop local organizations that support their theme. Partners offer free programs and are very excited to share those with you.
HPC participated in 2016, 2017 and has been invited back for 2018. This year the HPC booth will offer crafts and DIY PVC displays and games. We will be making Spin Drums, Whirlygigs, and the fish and fly game.
How Can I Make A Living at What I Love To Do?
Join Women Grow Ohio with Carie Starr of Cherokee Valley Bison Ranch and Annie Warmke of Blue Rock Station on July 16th for an afternoon of learning how to create a successful brand with frugal marketing strategies.
The event will be held from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm and starts at the All Life Center at 123 Hyatts Rd, Delaware, Ohio.
The first half of the workshop will provide concrete ideas and examples of how to grow a business through simple frugal marketing strategies.
The second half of the event will be held at Sacred Garden Farm with farmsteader Maggie Hardin leading a tour of her urban gardens at 221 Hyatts Rd. Sacred Garden Farm will provide the back drop for time to practice the techniques learned in the first part of the workshop. Refreshments will be served.The cost of $25 includes registration and a 6 month membership to Women Grow Ohio!
Each year Summer Jam West partners up with Hilltop local organizations that support our theme. This year our theme is Movin' & Groovin' and we're all about healthy activity. All of our Partnering Booths support this theme and all have free activities for the kids. They offer free programs and are very excited to share those with you.
HPC was invited to partcipate in the 2017 Summer Jam festivities and we had a great time. The HPC booth offered musical craft making and a pedal powered bike to test endurance and ability to power all the electronics on the display table. It was a busy but enjoyable day.
The Columbus Dispatch Sunday July 9th edition and the Westside News featured the Summer Jam Festival and a picture of the HPC booth was included in both articles.
HPC will attend this event to educate the community about the organization. HPC will have gardening displays and alternative cooking demonstrations. Stop by and pick up information on food preserving and watch a demonstration. The Summer Jam Westgate schedule is full of family fun activities. Don't miss this event.
Alternative Gardening Display. Straw Bale, Recycled Wood Raised Bed and Container Gardening.
Table displays and seed tape and seed ball workshop table.
Community Event - HPC will attend this community event to educate the public on the organization. HPC will be located at The Parkview Methodist Church on the North side of Westgate Park. HPC will be available for questions and discussions. Printed information will be available. The music, cars, cornbread and beans are a tradition on the Hilltop. It is an event that you will not want to miss.
Our vision is to promote community education in self-reliance, sustainability and preparedness skills.
Be an active advocate for community programming.
Attend the meeting and let your voice be heard on how to empower and educate the community.
The agenda will start with HPC's vision and goals. Then a brief Urban Homesteading PowerPoint, reactions to HPC website and HPC will conduct a survey to determine community needs. After presentation there will be an open forum for questions and discussions. At the end of the meeting there will be time to view table displays.
Stop by The Self-Reliance Learning Network booth for a chance to win a complete 3-day preparedness kit!. While you're there attend a presentation on How To Prepare for a Flood by the Network's own disaster preparedness expert, Greg John! Enjoy the day browsing the vendor tables, listening to presentations, or meeting and chatting with people who have a preparedness attitude . The event is held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 1918 North Bridge St., Chillicothe, Ohio. See you there.
The Self Reliance Network is having a soapmaking workshop.
Steve Smith, survival expert and instructor with Creek Stewart's Escape The Woods survival program will be demonstrating Practical Soap Making Skills as part of a Sustainable and Practical Soap Making Workshop sponsored by the Self Reliance Learning Network. Steve will not only demonstrate basic soap-making skills, but will be sharing his hunter-friendly soap formula at The Northside Branch of the Chillicothe and Ross County Public Library (550 Buckeye St.) on Saturday, February 27th, 2016 from 10 a.m.to 1 p.m. in the Meyers Meeting room to the left of the main Northside Library entrance.
Steve believes that a hunter-friendly hand and body soap is a helpful tool to have on hunting trips, but notes that most 'hunter-friendly' soaps on the market dry out your skin. Searching for a hunter-friendly soap that would not dry out his skin, the Springfield, Ohio native began experimenting with different formulas. The result of his quest is a hunter-friendly soap formula that will not dry out the skin, but also won't repel deer and other small game. Steve offers up the hunting tip that "deer will avoid your hunting area once they pick-up the unfamiliar scent, which is why it's important to leave out the perfumes when you go hunting." Additionally, Steve notes that dyes and perfumes tend to dry out the skin, so he intentionally leaves them out of his soap formula. Steve's exclusive soap is not being marketed to the general public--the only way you can get it is to attend the workshop, learn to make it yourself, and leave with your own sample. Self Reliance Learning Network, founder, Danny Huff, will also demonstrate money-saving detergent-making skills for the home laundry as well as the great outdoors.


*NEW* KPS PPS Policy & Procedures Manual- Killingly Public Schools (KPS) Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Policy & Procedures Manual includes a full explanation of parent/guardian and student rights, responsibilities and expectations regarding special education in the Killingly School District. Explanations of commonly used forms are included in each chapter with a copy of the form in the chapter appendix.
This link contains valuable online information regarding the PPT Process. You will find a wealth of information in the RESOURCES section. It contains information about the PPT process and all IEP forms. There is also pertinent information in the PARENT/FAMILY RESOURCES section.
This link provides parents with free information regarding Helpful resources, Materials and Publications, Projects and Programs and Hot Topics regarding Special Needs Children. CPAC also has an extensive Lending Library.


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Schwartz MALS '77 Co-Writes Life of Dancer Pearl Primus by David Low
Dec. 5, 2011 by Sarah-Jane Ripa
Reblogged from The Wesleyan Connection at http://newsletter.blogs.wesleyan.edu/2011/12/02/schwartz/. Many thanks to David Low for a wonderfully written piece about one of our alums!
In The Dance Claimed Me (Yale University Press), Peggy MALS '77 and Murray Schwartz provide an intimate perspective on the life of Pearl Primus (1919–1994) who made her mark on the dance scene in 1943 with impressive works incorporating social and racial protest into their dance aesthetic. Friends and colleagues of the dancer, the authors explore her influences on American culture, dance, and education.
The Schwartzes trace Primus's journey from her childhood in Port of Spain, Trinidad, through her rise as an influential international dancer, an early member of the New Dance Group (whose motto was "Dance is a weapon"), and a pioneer in dance anthropology. They interviewed more than 100 of the artist's family members, friends, and fellow artists, and others.
Primus traveled extensively in the United States, Europe, Israel, the Caribbean, and Africa, and she played a significant role in presenting authentic African dance to American audiences. She was celebrated by dance critics and contemporaries such as Langston Hughes. But she found controversy in both her private and professional lives, marrying a white Jewish man during a time of segregation and challenging black intellectuals who opposed the "primitive" in her choreography. Her political protests and mixed-race tours in the South triggered an FBI investigation.
Peggy Schwartz is professor of dance and former director of the Dance Program at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Murray Schwartz is former dean of humanities and fine arts at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He teaches literature at Emerson College.
For an interview with the authors, click here.


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Q: MySQL querying rostered shifts over a number of days - simpler way? I have some reports to do with MySQL and the below code is my current solution to the problem.
It seems quite straight forward until I start considering when staff shifts go over midnight so the query has to be adjusted. Right now I have php generate different queries depending on the date/time span as follows:
If the work shift falls whithin the same day (ie: 8am-8pm across 2 days):
SELECT <select statements>
FROM <from statements>
WHERE
(
    (Date = '2012-04-16' AND Time BETWEEN '08:00:00' AND '20:00:00')
    OR
    (Date = '2012-04-02' AND Time BETWEEN '08:00:00' AND '20:00:00')
);

If the shift goes over midnight it gets complex (ie: 8pm-8am across 2 days):
SELECT <select statements>
FROM <from statements>
WHERE
(
    (
        (Date = '2012-04-16' AND Time >= '20:00:00')
        OR
        (Date = '2012-04-17' AND Time <= '08:00:00')
    )
    OR
    (
        (Date = '2012-04-17' AND Time >= '20:00:00')
        OR
        (Date = '2012-04-18' AND Time <= '08:00:00')
    )
);

As you can imagine, these queries get really long and heavy with every single day I add to the report. There must be a smarter way to do this - could anyone offer any insight?

A: If you want to have more elegant code, this part:
    (Date = '2012-04-16' AND Time >= '20:00:00')
    OR
    (Date = '2012-04-17' AND Time <= '08:00:00')

could be changed into:
    (Date, Time) >= (DATE('2012-04-16'), TIME('20:00:00'))
    AND
    (Date, Time) <= (DATE('2012-04-17'), TIME('08:00:00'))

Compound index on (Date, Time) would help in both yours and the above version.

If you have several of those conditions, like your example:
SELECT <select statements>
FROM <from statements>
WHERE
(
    (
        (Date = '2012-04-16' AND Time >= '20:00:00')
        OR
        (Date = '2012-04-17' AND Time <= '08:00:00')
    )
    OR
    .....
    OR
    (
        (Date = '2012-05-27' AND Time >= '20:00:00')
        OR
        (Date = '2012-05-28' AND Time <= '08:00:00')
    )
)

you could turn it into:
SELECT <select statements>
FROM <from statements>
  CROSS JOIN
      ( SELECT TIME('20:00:00') AS start_time
             , TIME('08:00:00') AS end_time
      ) AS cc
  JOIN
      ( SELECT d                   AS this_day
             , d + INTERVAL 1 DAY  AS next_day
        FROM
          ( SELECT DATE('2012-04-16') AS d
          UNION ALL
            ...
          UNION ALL
            SELECT '2012-05-27'
          ) AS s
      ) AS selected
     ON  (Date, Time) >= (selected.this_day, cc.start_time)
     AND (Date, Time) <= (selected.next_day, cc.end_time  )

A: I've recently came across such issue, where I've to write a code for three shifts including night shift, which involves current day and next day as well.
here is the code:
Select *, Case When Shifts = 'Night' and
(DATEPART(HOUR,DATEADD(day,1,SystemDate_PST))>='00'               //next day data//
and DATEPART(HOUR,DATEADD(day,1,SystemDate_PST)) <='06')
THEN DATEADD(DAY,-1, SystemDate_PST) else SystemDate_PST               // to show next day data as current day data//
end as Timings from
(
Select *,
case
when DATEPART(HOUR, SystemDate_PST)*60+DATEPART(MINUTE, SystemDate_PST) between
06*60+30 and 14*60+30 then 'Morning'
When DATEPART(HOUR, SystemDate_PST)*60+DATEPART(MINUTE, SystemDate_PST) between
23*60-30 and  23*60+60 then 'Night'
when datepart(HOUR,dateadd(day,1,SystemDate_PST)) >='00'
and datepart(HOUR,dateadd(day,1,SystemDate_PST))*60 + DATEPART(MINUTE, SystemDate_PST
<=07*60-30 then 'Night'
else 'Noon'
end as Shifts from (Select * from Table) a )b

My shift timings are:
Morning: 06:30AM - 14:29PM
Noon: 14:30PM - 22:29PM
Night : 22:30PM- 06:29AM

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Aloyo Jennifer – 18, who was a former primary seven pupil of Pandwong primary school in Kitgum municipality has been beaten to death by mob.
She was suspected to have stolen bedsheet from a home of one Oryang Ojuma.
Jimmy Patrick Okema, the Aswa regional police spokesperson confirmed the incident to our reporter on Thursday.
"The mob descended on her, beat her and later she died," Okema said.
He added that police have arrested one person (whom they have not revealed his identity) to help with the investigation into the matter.
The criminal case has been registered at Kitgum Central Police Station under SD REF:16/03/04/19 as the deceased body was taken to Kitgum hospital mortuary for postmortem.
According to Okema, the deceased is a daughter to Corporal Acaye Richard of the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF).


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Q: Azure yaml pipeline "Expected mapping end" I want to define a deployment job (via a template) but, running my azure pipeline, the following errors is displayed:

job-deploy.yml@templates: Expected mapping end

Where is my issue ?
Following the template called:
parameters:
- name: clientBaseName
  type: string
- name: environment
  type: string
- name: aks
  type: string
- name: helm
  type: string
  default: 'helm3'
  values:
  - 'helm2'
  - 'helm3'

jobs:
- deployment: deploy_{{ parameters.environment }}
  displayName: 'Deploy a MyPlace client.'
  environment: approvals-demo-core
  strategy:
    runOnce:
      preDeploy:
        steps:
          - template: ../tasks/task-chart-setup.yml
            parameters:
              helm: ${{ parameters.helm }}
      deploy:
        steps:
        - template: ../tasks/task-chart-deploy.yml
          parameters:
            type: data
            namespace: ${{ parameters.clientBaseName }}-{{ parameters.environment }}
            charts: ./charts/data
            values: ./output/{{ parameters.environment }}/data.yaml
            aks: {{ parameters.aks }}

        - template: ../tasks/task-chart-deploy.yml
          parameters:
            type: services
            namespace: ${{ parameters.clientBaseName }}-{{ parameters.environment }}
            charts: ./charts/services
            values: ./output/{{ parameters.environment }}/services.yaml
            aks: {{ parameters.aks }}

        - template: ../tasks/task-chart-deploy.yml
          parameters:
            type: jobs
            namespace: ${{ parameters.clientBaseName }}-{{ parameters.environment }}
            charts: ./charts/jobs
            values: ./output/{{ parameters.environment }}/jobs.yaml
            aks: {{ parameters.aks }}

A: Expected mapping end usually refers to the error in the yaml syntax format. "$" is missing from the reference variable in your yaml file.
You need to change {{ parameters.environment }} to ${{ parameters.environment }}
parameters:
- name: clientBaseName
  type: string
- name: environment
  type: string
- name: aks
  type: string
- name: helm
  type: string
  default: 'helm3'
  values:
  - 'helm2'
  - 'helm3'

jobs:
- deployment: deploy_${{ parameters.environment }}
  displayName: 'Deploy a MyPlace client.'
#  environment: approvals-demo-core
  strategy:
    runOnce:
      preDeploy:
        steps:
          - template: ../tasks/task-chart-setup.yml
            parameters:
              helm: ${{ parameters.helm }}
      deploy:
        steps:
        - template: ../tasks/task-chart-deploy.yml
          parameters:
            type: data
            namespace: ${{ parameters.clientBaseName }}-${{ parameters.environment }}
            charts: ./charts/data
            values: ./output/{{ parameters.environment }}/data.yaml
            aks: ${{ parameters.aks }}

        - template: ../tasks/task-chart-deploy.yml
          parameters:
            type: services
            namespace: ${{ parameters.clientBaseName }}-${{ parameters.environment }}
            charts: ./charts/services
            values: ./output/${{ parameters.environment }}/services.yaml
            aks: ${{ parameters.aks }}

        - template: ../tasks/task-chart-deploy.yml
          parameters:
            type: jobs
            namespace: ${{ parameters.clientBaseName }}-${{ parameters.environment }}
            charts: ./charts/jobs
            values: ./output/${{ parameters.environment }}/jobs.yaml
            aks: ${{ parameters.aks }}


Mr. Gary Keith "Hollywood" Redding, age 58, of Griffin, passed away November 27, 2018. Keith grew up in Virginia Beach, VA, and worked in waste water management for over 30 years. He started his career in Clayton County, then Conyers, and most recently worked for the City of Atlanta. He loved all kinds of music, especially 70s rock and roll. In his younger years, Keith worked as a disc jockey in the Columbus and West Point area. His favorite thing was to have family gatherings around his swimming pool, and reaching out to help anyone in need.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Grantham Ellis and his brother, Kenneth Stewart "Scooter" Redding.
He is survived by his children: Austin Redding Allred and husband Jordan Allred of Zebulon, Jake Redding and Brandon Manley both of Griffin, and the many kids he raised along the way; grandchildren: Kalla Jade Nix and Parker Reid Allred; father: John "PopPop" Ellis of Zebulon; brothers: Jeff Redding of Zebulon, Mark Ellis of Dunwoody, Richard Ellis of Zebulon and Steve Ellis and wife Joyce Ellis of CA; many nieces and nephews.
Friends may visit the family on Monday, December 3, 3-5 p.m., at the funeral home. A funeral service will follow at 5 p.m., in the chapel of Moody-Daniel Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, www.stjude.org.