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Mike LeDonne: Keep the Faith
Connecticut-born / New York-based Mike LeDonne, who divides his time these days between piano and organ, has begun to record more frequently on the Hammond B3, especially with his suitably named Groover Quartet which, according to Owen Cordle's liner notes to Keep the Faith, has been together now for more than a decade. And that's a good thing, as these gentlemen certainly know how to groove, and do so with abandon on an album recorded roughly a year after the quartet's well-received The Groover (Savant 2100, 2010).
The organ trio has, of course, been a staple of small-group jazz for more than half a century, but LeDonne has expanded its range and power by adding another voice, that of the superlative tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander, who earned his spurs with organist Charles Earland's group nearly two decades ago and, since then, has risen steadily to the top rank among contemporary tenors. LeDonne and Alexander are bolstered by a brace of seasoned pros, guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Joe Farnsworth. On the other hand, perhaps "bolstered" isn't the proper word, as this is above all a quartet of equals, and Bernstein and Farnsworth's voices are no less decisive (or incisive) than LeDonne's or Alexander's.
Even so, it is the organ that enriches the groove, regardless of tempo, and LeDonne is impressively immersed in its tradition, echoing and saluting such eminent predecessors / role models as Earland, Jimmy Smith, Don Patterson and Jimmy McGriff, among others. LeDonne pays homage to another groove-based organist, the late Big John Patton, with "Big John," while Earland wrote the impulsive title selection. LeDonne also composed "Scratchin,'" "Burner's Idea" and "Waiting for You" (the last for his daughter, Mary) to complement "The Backstabbers," Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel," Donny Hathaway's ballad "Someday We'll All Be Free" and Horace Silver's slow-cooked finale, "Sweet Sweetie Dee."
No matter the setting, Alexander is always a pleasure to hear, while Bernstein affirms on every solo that the blues are in his soul. As for Farnsworth, he does what drummers do best, and that means keeping immaculate time and making sure his teammates are always in the spotlight. LeDonne, for his part, solos with enthusiasm and intelligence and comps the same way. Keep the Faith embodies another persuasive hour of well-grooved jazz by LeDonne's admirable quartet.
Track Listing: The Backstabbers; Keep the Faith; Big John; The Way You Make Me Feel; Someday We'll All Be Free; Scratchin'; Waiting for You; Burner's Idea; Sweet Sweetie Dee.
Personnel: Mike LeDonne: Hammond B3 organ; Eric Alexander: tenor saxophone; Peter Bernstein: guitar; Joe Farnsworth: drums.
Title: Keep the Faith | Year Released: 2011 | Record Label: Savant Records
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Home Sports Gilas is dead last in FIBA World Cup
Gilas is dead last in FIBA World Cup
Kiefer Ravena of the Philippines passes the ball during the Basketball World Cup Group D game between Angola and Philippines in Foshan September 4, 2019. AFP
Gilas Pilipinas finished dead last in the 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup at the end of classification round on Monday night.
The Philippines went winless in the competition, with a 95-75 loss to Iran on Sunday night dropping them to 0-5. The 20-point margin of defeat also put their point differential at minus-147.
Gilas Pilipinas could have avoided a last-place finish if Jordan had lost to Senegal by at least 15 points in their Group P game in Shanghai.
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Anatomy of Google Enterprise Customers: Graham Calder, CTO of EMEA at Pearson
Posted by Martin Veitch
on May 31 2013
Google may no longer be a startup but it is as hot as any company right now. Having recently (albeit briefly) surpassed the market capitalisation of Microsoft, grabbed acres of newsprint with Google Glass eyewear, and seen Android become the number-one smartphone operating system, it's easy to forget about another booming area – the enterprise. And yet Google is taking on one of the greatest modern business franchises with tools that directly challenge Microsoft's triple crown of Windows, Office and Exchange… and it is gaining traction. To get a better understanding of why and how many organisations are looking to Google for their everyday commercial needs, Martin Veitch talks to three customers: Pearson, TfL and Rentokil Initial.
The Creative Impulse
Graham Calder is the CTO of EMEA at Pearson. Best known for publishing the Financial Times, the almost-200-year-old company's core business today is actually education and its learning services reach almost 60 countries around the world.
As Calder says, Pearson is "moving away from its publishing roots", having seen digital and services grow from 29% of business in 2006 to 50% and still rising in 2012. Its geographical mix is also changing with revenues from emerging regions having grown from 5% to 13% in the same period. Pearson's challenge is familiar among many Google customers. The company had been changing direction and acquiring businesses at a rapid clip, often a company per week, and that process had resulted in a mishmash of legacy IT. Transformation, both in term of business and infrastructure, was required to drive efficiency but also to foster creativity and agility through better knowledge sharing and the ability to hire and retain top staff.
"In an increasingly digital and global world, how do you maintain your pace and relevancy? You have to challenge traditional ways of bringing product to market and rewire the company to bring smart people together really, really quickly," Calder says.
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"There was a day when IT was better in the office than at home but it's been a long time since then. Our challenge was to get that [situation] back and then keep the pace up."
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Calder says his group deliberately did not provide advice or advocacy on the merits of particular technologies. Pearson business units, which are charged back for ICT services, could elect to stay on the Microsoft platform – Outsourcery provides Pearson with hosted Microsoft services – but 80% took the Google option and there has been little flip-flopping since. On mobile devices, Pearson also offered an open choice with support for any device from the day of its release.
Pearson staff members have developed a particular penchant for Hangouts, Google's online communications service, even using it to broadcast regional 'all hands' meetings. All services are accessed via a front-end Pearson calls MyCloud. Eventually, 40,000 Pearson staff will have adopted Google Apps.
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Il processo per il maggiorasco di Cristoforo Colombo fu una celebre causa che si trascinò per circa trent'anni dal 1578 al 1608, con notevoli complicazioni giuridiche (originate dai tanti pretendenti all'eredità poi riconosciuti illegittimi) e di eccezionale rilievo politico (derivate dalle incerte origini geografiche del grande Navigatore).

L'antefatto
Nel 1498, Colombo dettò e firmò la scrittura di maggiorasco (una sorta di testamento), per la successione universale del suo primogenito Diego.

La scrittura prevedeva, per la successione fedecommissaria, il seguente ordine di agnati: dapprima l'altro figlio Fernando e poi i propri fratelli Bartolomeo e Diego (zii di Ferdinando e Diego).

In questa scrittura, Colombo rinnovò il suo amore per Genova (a suo dire, poiché da essa partii e in essa nacqui) e ricordò ai Re di Spagna che l'oro ottenuto dalle Indie doveva esser destinato alla liberazione del Santo Sepolcro.

La scrittura di maggiorasco
Le Crociate erano per Colombo un chiodo fisso, così come l'evangelizzazione delle nuove genti. Dagli accordi di Santa Fe al testamento, Colombo non pensa che alla riconquista dei luoghi santi.

Nell'atto con cui istituisce il maggiorascato a favore di don Diego, il suo primogenito, Cristoforo non a caso menziona l'intenzione di spendere la rendita delle Indie "per la conquista di Gerusalemme" e impegna pure il figlio Diego, o il suo erede fedecommissario, «ad andare con il Re Nostro Signore, se andrà a Gerusalemme a conquistarla, o anche solo, con la maggior forza possibile», utilizzando le entrate che gli spettavano appunto in base agli accordi di Santa Fé del 1492.

Il grande navigatore, nel suo testamento, aveva altresì esplicitamente precisato che il maggiorasco dovesse essere ereditato soltanto da un Colombo maschio, anche collaterale (in mancanza di discendenza diretta), con esclusione delle femmine (Dei benefizii, delle prebende, e di uffici altri siffatti non si avvantaggino le femine).

Una clausola del maggiorasco prevedeva la ricerca di eventuali parenti, che andavano però soltanto aiutati con rendite cospicue, ove non si fossero dimostrati in grado di vivere in modo adeguato al rango di un Colombo.

Nel 1502, poco prima di partire per il suo quarto e ultimo viaggio nel Nuovo Mondo, Colombo si espresse in un'altra scrittura, in cui confermava il maggiorasco in via esclusivamente maschile, disposizione poi ratificata espressamente con un codicillo dallo stesso Colombo il giorno precedente la sua morte, il 19 maggio 1506. Fu da questo documento che iniziarono le battaglie legale dei futuri eredi.

La causa di Diego contro il re di Spagna per l'eredità del padre
Subito dopo la morte di Cristoforo Colombo, re Ferdinando disse al figlio Diego che non voleva più rispettare gli accordi economici di Santa Fe presi a suo tempo con il padre. Il rischio era che le ricchezze accumulate negli anni dall'Ammiraglio non potessero essere oggetto di alcuna successione mortis causa.

Le Capitolazioni di Santa Fe (17 aprile 1492), nel finanziare l'impresa di «buscar el Levante por el Poniente», sancivano che in caso di successo Colombo avrebbe avuto il grado di Ammiraglio del Mare Oceano e il titolo di viceré delle terre scoperte. Alla città di Palos de la Frontera, che doveva una riparazione ai sovrani di Spagna, fu imposto di armare due caravelle per la spedizione, la Niña e la Pinta, mentre la nave ammiraglia Santa María apparteneva alla flotta reale.
Negli accordi firmati tra Colombo e i reali di Spagna, prima del famoso viaggio, si precisava dunque che la Corona gli avrebbe concesso quanto prometteva «per quello che ha scoperto».

Don Diego (1478 - 1526), figlio di Cristoforo e Filipa Moniz de Perestrello (figlia di Bartolomeo Perestrello, navigatore e governatore portoghese di Porto Santo - Madera), dovette dunque preliminarmente recuperare il titolo di viceré che gli spettava di diritto dagli accordi presi tra suo padre ed il Re di Spagna. Suo padre era però stato destituito (1500) ed il Re non era troppo propenso a concedere ciò che aveva revocato.

Il matrimonio di Diego con Doña Maria de Toledo, nipote del Re Ferdinando il Cattolico e appartenente ad una delle famiglie nobiliari più importanti di Spagna, gli offrì una buona opportunità di recuperare quello che Cristoforo aveva perso.

Oltretutto, gli accordi di Santa Fe erano documenti ufficiali, scritti e firmati, per cui Diego passò alle vie legali, ma, nel bel mezzo della battaglia giudiziaria, il 24 febbraio 1526 Diego Colombo morì a Montalbàn, piccolo villaggio di Toledo, dove si era fermato prima di recarsi a Siviglia per assistere alle nozze di Carlo V con Isabella del Portogallo.

Rimasta vedova, Maria de Toledo pensò soltanto a crescere i sette figli avuti con Diego, tutti ancora minori, e a portare avanti i processi contro la Corona. Soltanto dopo dieci anni, nel 1536 la questione legale venne risolta con una sentenza arbitrale accettata da entrambe le parti: la Corte spagnola riconosceva Luigi Colombo come erede del maggiorasco di Diego, comprendente l'Ammiragliato delle Indie, alcune importanti proprietà in America (tra i quali l'isola di Giamaica e lo Stato di Veragua, nonché i titoli di marchese e di duca, ed infine una cospicua rendita annuale in denaro (esente da qualsiasi imposta). Il patrimonio di famiglia era salvo. Luigi Colombo morirà nel 1572 a Orano all'età di 54 anni.

Il Tribunale Castigliano di Madrid

Detto anche Tribunale delle Indie o Consiglio delle Indie (Consejo Real y Supremo de las Indias, 1524-1834), questo organo amministrativo fu istituito per assistere il re di Spagna (che lo presiedeva) nel governo dei possedimenti d'oltremare. Essendo la Chiesa spagnola in regime di patronato (sottomessa cioè alla corona nella gestione temporale), il Tribunale delle Indie designava non solo viceré e governatori, ma anche vescovi e sacerdoti, e controllava le finanze delle parrocchie. Aveva anche poteri legislativi e fungeva da giudice d'appello.

Nel 1604, in seguito all'unificazione delle corone di Spagna e Portogallo, a Lisbona sorse un organismo analogo che, dopo la separazione (1640), assunse il nome di Consiglio d'oltremare.
La sua giurisdizione si restrinse con i Borbone: nel 1714, Filippo V riorganizzò il governo secondo il modello francese con varie Segreterie che ne assorbirono le competenze. Con l'invasione napoleonica cessò di funzionare, ma fu soppresso formalmente solo nel 1834.

Gli accertamenti preliminari
Il cosiddetto Tribunale delle Indie fu chiamato a stabilire se era preferibile la linea di sangue discendente direttamente da Cristoforo, sebbene femminile, o quella collaterale, non discendente dell'Ammiraglio ma da altri parenti.

Il primo atto del Tribunale fu di accertare quali fossero i parenti di Cristoforo Colombo: la ricerca fu effettuata in modo rigoroso ed ufficiale, e fu alquanto complessa e lunga.

Dal momento che erano passati circa settant'anni dalla morte del Primo Ammiraglio Cristoforo, istitutore del maggiorasco, si iscrissero a prova precedenti sentenze scaturite da testimonianze dirette, non più disponibili per morte dei testimoni.

Ciò che risultò con certezza dall'istruttoria del processo, fu che l'Ammiraglio era di origine italiana e non portoghese o spagnola, e che non era di origine ebrea, tanto meno moresca, né di razza plebea.

Dopo aver esaminato tutti i documenti all'epoca ancora esistenti e disponibili, e dopo aver raccolto centinaia di testimonianze dirette, alcune illustri (Conte di Nemours, Conte di Percivalle, Marchesa Margarita e Duchessa di Monferrato, i Signori della Manta Marchesi di Saluzzo, ecc.), la Requisitoria del Supremo Consiglio Reale, accertò senza alcun ragionevole dubbio che la famiglia Colombo nasce da concessione di Ottone I nell'anno domini 960, e che alcuni dei pretendenti al maggiorasco erano sicuramente appartenenti alla famiglia, i cui rami erano di Cogoleto, di Cuccaro Monferrato, ecc.

Gli eredi
I pretendenti "ufficiali" italiani, furono due, entrambi riconosciuti della famiglia Colombo:
Don Bernardo Colombo, con credenziali della Repubblica di Genova
Don Baldassarre Colombo, di provenienza monferrina e piacentina.

Vi erano anche dei pretendenti "genovesi", alcuni dei quali "residenti in Lisbona", che vennero subito estromessi dal processo, o peggio arrestati per evidente menzogna e falso. Atteso che il processo si svolgeva a Madrid, venne istituita dal Re Filippo di Spagna (che intanto era anche diventato Duca di Milano) una apposita commissione internazionale, con la collaborazione diretta del Duca di Mantova e molti illustri e nobili personaggi dell'epoca, allo scopo di redigere delle rogatorie internazionali sulla effettiva discendenza dei pretendenti non iberici.

I testimoni
I testimoni chiamati a deporre, sotto giuramento, appartenevano in genere alla nobiltà monferrina: nella società del tempo era opinione diffusa che le testimonianze dei nobili avessero maggior valore di quelle dei popolani, in quanto la loro ricchezza fosse cagione di maggiore sincerità. Le testimonianze, escusse dal Senato di Casale, rispondevano a domande precise e dettagliate. Tra i testimoni, il nobile Pietro Rossi di Vignale, il nobile Giovan Pietro Tibaldeschi, il nobile Gaio Antonio Maimone di Lu; quest'ultimo deponeva: Ho praticato per il mondo, cioè in Spagna, in Francia, in Alemagna, in Fiandra, nella Polonia, in Transilvania, Sicilia e Sardegna et quasi tutta la Christianità et ho sempre olduto dire pubblicamente quando si ragionava di queste Indie nove che il detto don Christoforo inventore di dette Indie era desso del Monferrato et dalli signori della Casa dei Colombi. Leggendo le testimonianze emergono anche i nomi di alcuni compagni di viaggio di Cristoforo Colombo che sarebbero stati nativi del Monferrato: Michele Balestrero e Secondo Cornacchia, rispettivamente originari di Fubine e di Vignale Monferrato.

La sentenza
Successivamente, Baldassarre portò anche altre deposizioni (sedici testimoni), ma la causa andò per le lunghe. Il figlio di Baldassarre, Mario, continuò il contenzioso legale in Spagna ma ormai le finanze dei Colombo di Cuccaro si erano compromesse ed alla fine Baldassarre e Mario rinunciarono alla causa. Mario tornò in Italia e nel 1606 fu investito del vecchio feudo di famiglia. Appena due anni dopo, il Consiglio delle Indie si pronunciò a favore dei Colon de Portugal, in quanto discendenti della linea femminile. Per amore di verità e per debito di giustizia, il Consiglio riconobbe comunque la famiglia di Baldassarre e Mario Colombo come quella dalla quale nacque Cristoforo Colombo di Cuccaro.

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Natalie Imbruglia – White Lillies Island Review
by Simon Smith May 14, 2008 June 12, 2008
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Natalie's second album "White Lillies Album" is generally considered her most non-commercial and for that is to date her least successful of the three albums she's released. That's a shame as it contains some of the finest pop rock gems I've heard in years.
"That Day", the first single from the album is complete change for Natalie with a fast paced vocal which is more like speed-talking than singing. It's got a power to it though that after a few listens will grab you. Not my choice as a single but a fantastic song nonetheless. Similarly my favourite song on the album was also a single. "Beauty on the Fire" fuses electronica, rock and anthemic choruses for a fantastic song that was largely ignored by the public and I for one cannot understand why.
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"Goodbye" is a slower melting pop of electronica and stadium rock with soaring vocals for a big climax. "Everything Goes" is a more traditional rock song that's the most generic song on the album.
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William Hazledine
A CAST-IRON KING
By Andrew Pattison
The story of William Hazledine (1763-1840) is virtually unknown today, even in his home town of Shrewsbury.
He was, however, a figure of considerable importance in the history of engineering and technology, supplying the ironwork for no less than five world 'firsts'. These are Ditherington Flax Mill, Shrewsbury; the Chirk and Pontcysyllte Aqueducts on the Ellesmere Canal; lock gates for the Caledonian Canal; a new genre of cast-iron arch bridges; and Menai and Conwy suspension bridges.
William Hazledine's life spanned what is commonly called the Industrial Revolution, and the Industrial Revolution both required and facilitated a transport revolution. The first canal was opened in 1761, and by 1840 there were nearly 4,500 miles of canals, the building of which required huge developments in engineering.
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The Invisible Roadblock to Religious Freedom: Why You Should Care About the Religious Worker Visa
By Harsh Voruganti April 18, 2014 September 21st, 2020 8 Comments
I am a Hindu. Like many Hindus in the United States, I spent my childhood accompanying my parents to temples, watching priests chant mantras, sing songs of praise, and lead us laymen in worship. These temple visits remained an important part of my childhood, and I looked forward to bringing my own children to the temple one day.
I am also a religious freedom lawyer. My first job out of law school was working for the ACLU, protecting religious minorities against government overreach. Throughout my legal career, I have hoped to realize equal rights of worship for Americans of every faith, including Hindus.
Unfortunately, these dreams must overcome an invisible roadblock to American religious freedom. Without Congressional action, many of us will lose access to our priests by the end of 2015. Why? A vital provision in the Religious Worker Visa is set to expire.
The Religious Worker Visa is one of the most useful tools for houses of worship. It allows religious workers to secure temporary visas to work in the United States. While the visas can be used by ministers and non-ministers, it is the non-minister provision that is particularly important to the Hindu community. Unlike other faith groups, Hindus do not have the facilities to train religious workers in this country. While some Hindu groups are working to set up American seminaries, in general, our temples are dependent on the non-minister provision to be able to hire priests. Additionally, the provision allows new temples to be built, as trained religious architects, artisans, and sculptors can be brought in from India. Virtually all temples built and run in the United States can only do so because of this visa.
Religious Artisans working in Hawaii. Picture courtesy of the Himalayan Academy.
Unfortunately, this vital provision is set to sunset in September 2015. This sunset requirement, originally inserted to help ensure transparency in the program, has increasingly become a bureaucratic nightmare for houses of worship. While the program has been continually renewed since its inception in 1990, each new sunset date raises the risk of the program's expiration. For the religious groups that depend on the visa, they are forced to hope for action from an increasingly unproductive Congress.
To be fair, it is an exaggeration to claim that our temples would cease to exist without the non-minister provision. Our religious communities are resilient and would likely adapt to the new restrictions. However, expiration would significantly limit our religious activities. Without religious architects, sculptors, and artisans, the community would be unable to build new temples or expand existing ones. Without priests, many temples would cease to function (while others would depend on the work of volunteers and part-time pujaris). The abhishekhams, pujas, homams, and archanas that the community has come to expect in temples would grow increasingly rare as trained priests become harder to find. Some temples would potentially close due to lack of staffing.
This is not a problem restricted to the Hindu community. The non-minister provision is liberally used by Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox Christians, Hindus, Jews, Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists, and Scientologists, among others. In our increasingly global world, it is hard to find a faith group that wouldn't be affected by the sunset.
Fortunately, there are signs of progress. In the comprehensive immigration package passed by the Senate last June, lawmakers included a provision repealing the sunset from the non-minister provision. This legislation is mirrored in H.R. 4460, the Freedom of Faith Act, introduced by Rep. Mike Honda (D-CA) with the support of a diverse group of faith leaders, including the Hindu American Foundation.
As a Hindu and a religious freedom lawyer, the fight to save the non-minister provision is undoubtedly personal. However, any individual, regardless of faith, who cares about protecting religious freedom should be plugged in to this debate. Our Constitution may guarantee the right to worship, but the right is meaningless without access to temples and priests. It is up to us, as American citizens, to ensure that our First Amendment guarantee of religious freedom remains a practical reality, that our children can continue to enjoy access to temples as we do. H.R. 4460, and similar legislation, will help ensure this promise.
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Mihir Meghani says:
Great summary about the religious workers visa and what it means to Hindu Americans
Sam Webster says:
With all respect, I don't understand why the non-minister provision is needed (actual ignorance here, asking to be educated). If you are bringing in religious specialists to serve your communities, why not declare them to be ministers, which is what we call religious specialists in this culture, and have the benefits of that status. It is very easy to do. What am I missing here?
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Harsh Voruganti says:
Sam, that is a great question. Whether a religious worker qualifies as a minister or a non-minister is regulated by the federal government. Under the regulations (which require certain formal qualifications in schooling for ministers), many religious workers (especially those from non-Abrahamic traditions) do not qualify as ministers. For example, workers who do not lead congregations in religious services, such as religious artisans (responsible for building temples) cannot qualify as ministers. Other workers, such as Hindu priests, who cannot show licenses or certificates of ordination, may also have difficulty. I hope this helps.
Sir, with all due respect, the separation of church and state makes your statement incorrect. I know so in quite practical terms. As a Pagan priest, we have quite similar issues, and most Pagan ministers do not have the degree that I do, yet are legally ministers. However, the main point is that ordination is done by congregations and the state has no say in this. Congregations ordain by declaration. The congregation can issue any documentation they like declaring that person a minister. (I am happy to discuss this off-list, if desired.)
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Dr. Dinesh O. Shah says:
In all honesty, I was skeptical of the usefulness of HAF when it was started. However, with tasks that HAF has carried out over the past ten years, I have become one of the strong supporters of the HAF. I see immense value in HAF protecting religious, cultural and family values of Hindu Americans. If possible, guide your readers with contact info of representatives or senators for each state. Thanks a lot.
Dr. Dinesh O. Shah, Gainesville, FL 32605
Today is September 30th, I think there are no extension for non-ministers. There is bill S.1339 introduced back in May but they didn't follow up to make the non-minister section permanent. Do you think they will pass something in the next few weeks/months?


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The management committee of Wellhouse Housing Association approved a rent increase of 3.4% on 31 January 2019, following consultation with tenants. The increase was needed to ensure we can continue to invest and improve in your homes and the estate, repay the private finance borrowed over the years to build new homes and deliver the services required to you. The committee had been considering the proposed increase since November and we have been consulting tenants since December 2018.
We know that many of you did not personally support the increase. However, we had to balance the need for funding new kitchen, bathrooms, boilers, etc. in order to ensure your homes are kept to a good standard. We understand that many of our tenants want more information on our spending and that you are concerned about rising rents. We will be posting information on what the rental income pays for and the impact on that if we are unable to raise funds to manage and reinvest in your homes.
All tenants will receive an individual letter in due course and we have advised Housing Benefit of the increases.
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Q: Two tables are with same pagination values: ngx-pagination I have 2 tables, where each tables rows are added dynamically. Based on these dynamically added rows the pagination will be displayed. Numbers of rows to be displayed for one page is decided on dropdown.
Problem facing: First table pagination will be displayed only when I start adding the rows to second table.
TypeScript Code:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { FormBuilder, FormArray, FormGroup } from '@angular/forms';
import { SelectItem } from 'primeng/api';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-test',
  templateUrl: './test.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./test.component.css']
})
export class TestComponent implements OnInit {

  createOrderForm: FormGroup;
  isAllPortTnsSelected: boolean;

  tablePaginationDropDowns: SelectItem[];
  tableRowsToBeDisplayed: number;
  totalTns: number;

  /**
   * Disconnect TN's related fields
   */
  isAllDisconnectTnsSelected: boolean;
  totalDisconnectTns: number;
  disconnectTableRows: number;

  constructor(private formBuilder: FormBuilder) {
    this.tableRowsToBeDisplayed = 5;
    this.disconnectTableRows = 5;
    this.totalTns = 0;
    this.totalDisconnectTns = 0;
  }

  ngOnInit() {
    this.loadTablePaginationDropDowns();

    //load the form with all form controls.
    this.createOrderForm = this.formBuilder.group({
      tnList: this.formBuilder.array([]),
      tnListDropDown: [''],
      disconnectTnList: this.formBuilder.array([]),
      disconnectTnDropDown: ['']
    });

    // any change in the porting tn table pagination dropdown, it should reflect the value
    this.createOrderForm.get('tnListDropDown').valueChanges.subscribe(
      data => {
        this.changePortingTnDropDownValue(data);
      }
    )

    //any change in the disconnect tn table pagination dropdown, it should reflect the value
    this.createOrderForm.get('disconnectTnDropDown').valueChanges.subscribe(
      data => {
        this.changeDisconnectTnDropDownValue(data);
      }
    )
  }

  loadTablePaginationDropDowns() {
    this.tablePaginationDropDowns = [
      { label: "5", value: "five" },
      { label: "10", value: "ten" },
      { label: "15", value: "fifteen" },
      { label: "20", value: "twenty" }
    ]
  }

  addTnGroup(): FormGroup {
    return this.formBuilder.group({
      tnCheckBox: [''],
      fromTn: [''],
      toTn: ['']
    });
  }

  addTnRow() {
    //get the reference for the portingTnList and add one more set of tnGroup
    // before adding the tn group we need to typecast the control to FormArray
    (<FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('tnList')).push(this.addTnGroup());
    this.totalTns = (<FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('tnList')).length;
  }

  removeTnRow(group: FormArray = <FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('tnList')) {
    const tempArray: FormArray = new FormArray([]);
    Object.keys(group.controls).forEach (
      (key: string) => {
        const abstractControl = group.get(key);
        if(abstractControl instanceof FormGroup) {
          if (!this.removeTnRowIfSelected(abstractControl)) {
            tempArray.push(abstractControl);
          }
        }
      }
    );

    while(group.length != 0) {
      group.removeAt(0);
    }

    while(tempArray.length != 0) {
      group.push(tempArray.at(0));
      tempArray.removeAt(0);
    }

    this.totalTns = group.length;
  }

  removeTnRowIfSelected(group: FormGroup): boolean{
    if (group.get('tnCheckBox') && group.get('tnCheckBox').value !== '') {
      return true;
    } else {
      return false;
    }
  }

  selectAllTns() {
    this.selectAndDisSelectAllTns();
    this.isAllPortTnsSelected = !this.isAllPortTnsSelected;
  }

  selectAndDisSelectAllTns(group: FormArray = <FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('tnList')) {
    Object.keys(group.controls).forEach(
      (key: string) => {
        const abstractControl = group.get(key);
        if (abstractControl instanceof FormGroup) {
          this.selectAndDisSelectTnsInGroup(abstractControl);
        }
      }
    )
  }

  selectAndDisSelectTnsInGroup(group: FormGroup) {
    if (!this.isAllPortTnsSelected) {
      group.get('tnCheckBox').setValue('select');
    } else {
      group.get('tnCheckBox').setValue('');
    }

  }

  AddBulkTns() {
    console.log(this.createOrderForm.get('tnList'));
  }

  /**
   * *******************************************************************************************************
   * START OF CODE RELATED TO Disconnect TNs Table (which adds dynamically the rows and deletion of the rows)
   * *******************************************************************************************************
   */
  addDisconnectTnGroup(): FormGroup {
    return this.formBuilder.group({
      tnDisconnectCheckBox: [''],
      fromDisconnectTn: [''],
      toDisconnectTn: ['']
    });
  }

  addDisconnectTnRow() {
    //get the reference for the portingTnList and add one more set of tnGroup
    // before adding the tn group we need to typecast the control to FormArray
    (<FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('disconnectTnList')).push(this.addDisconnectTnGroup());
    this.totalDisconnectTns = (<FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('disconnectTnList')).length;
  }

  removeDisconnectTnRow(group: FormArray = <FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('disconnectTnList')) {
    const tempArray: FormArray = new FormArray([]);
    Object.keys(group.controls).forEach(
      (key: string) => {
        const abstractControl = group.get(key);
        if (abstractControl instanceof FormGroup) {
          if (!this.removeDisconnectTnRowIfSelected(abstractControl)) {
            tempArray.push(abstractControl);
          }
        }
      }
    );

    while (group.length != 0) {
      group.removeAt(0);
    }

    while (tempArray.length != 0) {
      group.push(tempArray.at(0));
      tempArray.removeAt(0);
    }

    this.totalDisconnectTns = group.length;
  }

  removeDisconnectTnRowIfSelected(group: FormGroup): boolean {
    if (group.get('tnDisconnectCheckBox') && group.get('tnDisconnectCheckBox').value !== '') {
      return true;
    } else {
      return false;
    }
  }

  selectAllDisconnectTns() {
    this.selectAndDisSelectAllDisconnectTns();
    this.isAllDisconnectTnsSelected = !this.isAllDisconnectTnsSelected;
  }

  selectAndDisSelectAllDisconnectTns(group: FormArray = <FormArray>this.createOrderForm.get('disconnectTnList')) {
    console.log('selectAndDisSelectAllDisconnectTns');
    Object.keys(group.controls).forEach(
      (key: string) => {
        const abstractControl = group.get(key);
        if (abstractControl instanceof FormGroup) {
          this.selectAndDisSelectDisconnectTnsInGroup(abstractControl);
        }
      }
    )
  }

  selectAndDisSelectDisconnectTnsInGroup(group: FormGroup) {
    if (!this.isAllDisconnectTnsSelected) {
      group.get('tnDisconnectCheckBox').setValue('select');
    } else {
      group.get('tnDisconnectCheckBox').setValue('');
    }

  }

  AddBulkDisconnectTns() {
    console.log(this.createOrderForm.get('disconnectTnList'));
  }

  /**
   * *******************************************************************************************************
   * END OF CODE RELATED TO Disconnect TNs Table (which adds dynamically the rows and deletion of the rows)
   * *******************************************************************************************************
   */

   /**
    * Method changeDropDownValue() used to reflect the changes done for the dropdown values which are used to
    * decide the number of rows to be displayed in the table
    *
    * @param data : Accepts the string value of dropdown
    */
  changePortingTnDropDownValue(data: string) {
    if (data === 'ten') {
      this.tableRowsToBeDisplayed = 10;
    } else if (data === 'fifteen') {
      this.tableRowsToBeDisplayed = 15;
    } else if (data === 'twenty') {
      this.tableRowsToBeDisplayed = 20;
    } else {
      this.tableRowsToBeDisplayed = 5;
    }
  }

  changeDisconnectTnDropDownValue(data: string) {
    if (data === 'ten') {
      this.disconnectTableRows = 10;
    } else if (data === 'fifteen') {
      this.disconnectTableRows = 15;
    } else if (data === 'twenty') {
      this.disconnectTableRows = 20;
    } else {
      this.disconnectTableRows = 5;
    }
  }

}

HTML Code:

Dynamic

<form [formGroup]="createOrderForm">

                <input class="form-check-input position-static" type="checkbox" style="margin-left: 30%; width: auto"
                    (click)="selectAllTns()">

                From TN

                To TN

                            <input type="checkbox" formControlName="tnCheckBox" [id]="'tnCheckBox'+j">

                            <input type="text" formControlName="fromTn" [id]="'fromTn'+j">

                            <input type="text" formControlName="toTn" [id]="'toTn'+j">

                <pagination-controls previousLabel="" nextLabel="" (pageChange)="page = $event"></pagination-controls>

                <select name="tnListPageDropDown" id="tnListPageDropDown" class="custom-select mr-sm-2"
                    formControlName="tnListDropDown" style="width: 60px">
                    <option value="" disabled selected>5</option>
                    <option *ngFor="let dropDown of tablePaginationDropDowns" [value]="dropDown.value">{{dropDown.label}}</option>
                </select>
                 items per Page

                Total {{totalTns}} items

            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="addTnRow()">Add</button>
            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="removeTnRow()">Remove</button>
            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="AddBulkTns()">Bulk Add</button>

                <input class="form-check-input position-static" type="checkbox" style="margin-left: 30%; width: auto"
                    (click)="selectAllDisconnectTns()">

                From TN

                To TN

                            <input type="checkbox" formControlName="tnDisconnectCheckBox"
                                [id]="'tnDisconnectCheckBox'+i">

                            <input type="text" formControlName="fromDisconnectTn" [id]="'fromDisconnectTn'+i">

                            <input type="text" formControlName="toDisconnectTn" [id]="'toDisconnectTn'+i">

                <pagination-controls previousLabel="" nextLabel="" (pageChange)="discTnPage = $event">
                </pagination-controls>

                    <select name="tnListPageDropDown" id="tnListPageDropDown" class="custom-select mr-sm-2"
                        formControlName="tnListDropDown" style="width: 60px">
                        <option value="" disabled selected>5</option>
                        <option *ngFor="let dropDown of tablePaginationDropDowns" [value]="dropDown.value">
                            {{dropDown.label}}</option>
                    </select>

                     items per Page

                Total {{totalDisconnectTns}} items

            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="addDisconnectTnRow()">Add</button>
            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="removeDisconnectTnRow()">Remove</button>
            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="AddBulkDisconnectTns()">Bulk Add</button>

</form>

CSS StyleSheet:
.test {
    font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
    border-collapse: collapse;
    width: 100%;
    table-layout:fixed;
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
}

div {
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
}

.test th, .test td {
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
    padding: 8px;
}

.test tr:nth-child(even) {
    background-color: #f2f2f2;
}

#gridDiv {
    width: 100%;
    overflow-y:auto;
    height: 200px;
    border: 1px solid black;
}

.div-grid {
    border: 1px solid black;
    width: 50%;
}

td input {
    width: 100%;
}

.td-checkbox {
    width: 7%;
}

.td-input1{
    width: 60%;
}

.td-input2{
    width: 33%;
}

.top-div-checkbox {
    width: 7%;
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
    float: left;
}

.top-div-label1 {
    width: 60%;
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
    float: left;
}

.top-div-label2 {
    width: 33%;
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
    float: left;
}

.nav-div {
    border: 1px solid #ddd;
    height: 48px;
}

.pagination-div {
    width: 50%;
    float: left;
}

.page-dropdown-div {
    width: 30%;
    float: left;
}

.total-items-div {
    width: 20%;
    float: left;
}

.list-btns {
    padding-left: 5%;
    padding-right: 5%;
    margin-right: 10%;
    margin-left: 2%;
}

Also attached the screenshots for reference.

After adding some rows the pagination is not displayed in the aboveimage
But Pagination displayed after adding rows to Second Table, but it is not proper
Please help me to solve the pagination issue, or suggest some good pagination examples for Angular

A: Atlast found the issue.
When two tables are in same page and uses ngx-pagination, then we have to provide the id for PaginatePipe and the given id in PaginatePipe has to match the PaginationControlsComponent id.
Updated HtmlCode:

                <input class="form-check-input position-static" type="checkbox" style="margin-left: 30%; width: auto"
                    (click)="selectAllTns()">

                From TN

                To TN

                            <input type="checkbox" formControlName="tnCheckBox" [id]="'tnCheckBox'+j">

                            <input type="text" formControlName="fromTn" [id]="'fromTn'+j">

                            <input type="text" formControlName="toTn" [id]="'toTn'+j">

                <pagination-controls id="portingTnPagination" previousLabel="" nextLabel="" (pageChange)="page = $event"></pagination-controls>

                <select name="tnListPageDropDown" id="tnListPageDropDown" class="custom-select mr-sm-2"
                    formControlName="tnListDropDown" style="width: 60px">
                    <option value="" disabled selected>5</option>
                    <option *ngFor="let dropDown of tablePaginationDropDowns" [value]="dropDown.value">{{dropDown.label}}</option>
                </select>
                 items per Page

                Total {{totalTns}} items

            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="addTnRow()">Add</button>
            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="removeTnRow()">Remove</button>
            <button type="button" class="btn btn-info list-btns" (click)="AddBulkTns()">Bulk Add</button>

Where the PaginatePipe and PaginationControlsComponent are having same id.
reference url: https://github.com/michaelbromley/ngx-pagination

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that someone who so endlessly espouses a place amongst 'the common man' and clearly does all he can to behave thus to be adopted by the4m, he even praises Donald Trump POTUS for being just 'an ordinary bloke' as if that was an attribute for a world leader, when clearly it is insulting.
Nigel Farage has built a career on shunning and denigrating the establishment and yet he fails to understand that his over weening ambition to join that establishment either with a Peerage or a Knighthood is as base and vile an hypocracy as that of The Kinnocks, who built their career on damaging Britain and selling out its establishment only to grasp it with both hands when they failed politically and had ensured their bloated pensions!
Is Nigel Farage really so self obsessed and stupid that he can not see the folly of his ambition and does not realise that he will merely add to the opprobrium in which he is held by decent folk with his endless unpleasant behaviour and posturing!
It is inspite of Nigel Farage, not because of, that we obtained an In / Out Referendum, against which he actively campaigned and in which he played no beneficial part.
Surely the award Nigel Farage4 clearly deserves for his political antics is an O.B.E. which is ofter given to Council Leaders and the like and denotes ity was awarded to reward Other Buggers' Efforts – I expect those like Nikki Sinclaire and those who petitioned for and obtained BreXitwould find so very apt.
Let us also remember that Douglas Carswell brought his MP seat to Ukip from the Tories and held it by election not because he had joined Ukip but because his constituency members knew him to be a decent if somewhat unclubable man who had acquitted his duties to his constituents, of all political persuasions, well – he was a good MP and was elected because of that.
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Peace Breaker je šesté studiové album německé rockové skupiny Skew Siskin. Album vydalo v září roku 2007 hudební vydavatelství Monongo a jeho producenty byli členové skupiny Jim Voxx a Nina C. Alice. Album bylo nahráno během roku 2007 ve studiu společnosti Monongo v Berlíně. Na albu se coby hosté podíleli kytaristé Ivan Král, který spolupracoval s Patti Smith a Iggy Popem, a Wolf Hoffmann ze skupiny Accept. Jde o první album této skupiny po čtyřech letech od vydání alba Album of the Year.

Seznam skladeb

Obsazení
 Skew Siskin
 Nina C. Alice – zpěv
 Jim Voxx – kytara, klávesy
 Henning Menke – baskytara
 Randy Black – bicí, perkuse
 Ostatní
 Wolf Hoffmann – kytara v "Who the Hell Are You"
 Ivan Král – kytara v "I Don't Care"

Reference

Alba z roku 2007
Alba v angličtině
Německá hudební alba


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You are here: Home1 / Reviews2 / Book Reviews3 / Moving data
Moving data
November 9, 2013 /in Autumn 2013_'Waste', Book Reviews /by Jeroen Sondervan
Tags: book review, data, iPhone, media
Mobile communication via mobile and wireless devices not only dominates social communication in terms of everyday media but has already replaced the paradigm of the computer as the medium of convergence for information and communication technologies. The development of smart phones has far-ranging impacts on the consumption of previously disconnected individual media and has laid the ground for an omnipresent convergence of media, which is strongly advancing to encompass everyday use. The smart phone has become a multi-layered media device, used as a game console, monitor, video and photo camera, and television or biometric tool, depending on its software settings, hardware configuration, and the diverse range of applications available.
The dominance of smart phones in everyday culture has also awakened the interest of media studies to engage with the aesthetic, cultural, and social dimensions of the use of mobile phones. By this time the smart phone has even advanced to become an object of research in recent academic literature, so that along with media-sociological and techno-historical reflections there are also noticeably more media-aesthetic and usage-cultural-themed investigations on the topic of mobile information and communication technologies.
The volume Moving Data: The iPhone and the Future of Media (New York: Columbia University Press, 2012), edited by Pelle Snickars and Patrick Vonderau, is the first comprehensive publication on the media culture of the iPhone. The collection consists of 22 original essays and is characterised by stringent arguments within a multi-layered structure of topics. The essays have a high level of reflection, are well-grounded, problem-oriented, and offer detailed analysis of the new media object in question. Innovative theory and empirical studies are intertwined nicely in Moving Data. The editors avoid dealing superficially with many issues and consistently provide – for both theoretical studies as well as the socio-cultural analysis of the present – innovative and independent explanatory models.
Unfortunately, the editors increase the commercial hype surrounding the iPhone by converting the book cover into an advertising space and using the ubiquitous device as an alluring cover image. The narrow approach to the introduction of multi-touch screens is also represented in the thematic focus of the volume, which fails to cover the theoretically and historically relevant developments of the 1990s. Remarkable gaps also appear within the analysis of the context of reception and application, wherein empirical studies regarding the application of media are neither systematically nor comparatively used. Media-sociological deficits also appear in the overview of available applications, which apparently could not be processed in terms of their life- and subject-forming aspects. Nevertheless, the volume enriches a research field predominantly based on communication studies[1] with an explicit focus on film and media studies. The volume also embraces sociological, gender-theoretical, intercultural, and power dynamic considerations, and therefore provides important exposure to applied cultural studies which examine the socio-cultural effectiveness of media technologies.
In their introduction, Snickars and Vonderau reflect the methodological and epistemological orientation of their volume and follow the pioneering claim to address the iPhone as a phenomenon of convergence of different technologies, cultures, and practices of marketing. Considering this background, they try to interpret the iPhone as a media-cultural upheaval and locate its social effectiveness in comparable media archaeological upheavals such as the development of photography (1810s) and telegraphy (1830s), the invention of the telephone (1876), the phonograph (1877), wireless telegraphy, and the development of moving images and cinema (1880). Literature on the subject of mobile telecommunications has placed more attention on the question of the relationship between the media industry, technological innovation, and cultural change. Rich Ling's The Mobile Connection: The Cell Phone's Impact on Society (2004) deals with the everyday cultural implications of mobile phones and finds in their media use a novel behavior change in youth cultural communication. This socio-cultural perspective is continued in Gerard Goggin's Cell Phone Culture (2006), which tackles developments prior to the emergence of the iPhone with the future role of the mobile phone in everyday culture. However, Moving Data goes far beyond these empirically-based and diagnostically-motivated assessments, offering theoretical perspectives and transdisciplinary analysis models in different essays.
The opening chapter by Nanna Verhoeff presents an ambitious media archeology perspective. She shows that the iPhone is to be regarded as a hybrid knowledge-object of mobile data communication and processing, that is organised as a 'layered Inferface' (p. 34) and establishes a new type of mobile interaction describes by the term 'performative cartography'. 'Originating in the art of making maps but putting forward a new regime of understanding and representing space, mobile cartography has infused spatial representation with a distinct temporal and procedural dimension.' (p. 33)
The contributions gathered in 'Data Archaeologies' by Alexandra Schneider, Kristopher L. Cannon, and Jennifer M. Barker examine the media conditions of the technical infrastructure, multimedia recording, storage and visualisation (mapping, monitoring), data, and the use of individualised information. Moving Data opens a wide field of research like meta-theoretical data criticism and impressively demonstrates that studies of new media must show how mobile communication media lead to the normalisation of life and the development of lifestyles, and may cause an expansion of social control.
Following the contributions of the first chapter, the mobile technical infrastructure of the iPhone can be seen as a technology that can enable a wide scope of unregulated flexible communication and content distribution for tactical media use. The geolocation associated with the iPhone operates below the visible application layers and is therefore less than a medial limit of information flow perceived by the recipient, rather than the domination and power neutral tool that Jennifer Street Kamp criticised in the contribution 'Media Archaeology, Installation Art and the iPhone Experience'. The second chapter builds in a coherent manner on the well-founded media technological explanations and on media archaelogical contextualisations of the first chapter and moves the 'Politics of Redistribution' into the focus of the investigation. Göran Bolin, Alisa Perren, and Karen Petruska examine the exchange relation of the digital economy and new forms of image and film aesthetics. They show that with the iPhone, a new visual culture of cinematic and televisual representation has emerged, which is technically feasible but always including the dynamic distribution of content through the user. The iPhone has components which, through the help of their microbes, are capable of exploding the supposed technological determination in the field of application and performative culture development.
The third chapter examines the contemporary cultural significance of iPhone apps and was provided by the editors with the rather strange title 'The App Revolution'. In our opinion, the questions raised in this chapter represent the most informative part of the book when it is viewed as an attempt to formulate a diagnosis of the present media studies. Because of the apps and the application software for mobile devices such as smart phones and tablet computers, a new media culture in everyday life has emerged, which also exerts a large influence on social behavior. The essay by Barbara Flueckiger follows a general hypothesis, which deals with the interactive aspects of the iPhone apps. Based on this assessment, the topics explored by Gerard Goggin, Janey Gordon, and Anu Koivunen have brought the concrete changes of mobile apps in the application culture of contemporary society. With their feedback technologies, iPhone apps are not only making life easier, but also multiply social control in peer-to-peer networks.
The apps for mobile devices usually monitor/record by means of GPS. Subject-centered data and information is used to make the data-directed behavior of friends and family visible in real time. The contribution by Oliver Leistert titled 'The iPhone's Failure: Protests and Resistances' shows that mobile-accessible social networking sites and their comment functions, hypertext systems, ranking, and voting procedures ensure that the daily life and behavior of mobilised users increasingly become the scene of mutual observation.
This observation situation is often described as 360-degree feedback – everyone can monitor anything, anywhere, at all times. The use of location-independent, real-time transmission make commercially-driven apps the appropriate tool for media self-management techniques in standby mode. Because apps always influence the attitudes of subjects through their use, they can be regarded as persuasive media. In this context, Anders Albrechtslund speaks of the enforcement of a new 'Participatory Surveillance' (2008), which occurs at the interface between the mobile consumer devices and social networking sites. With their various functions, through a collective process, our everyday life and behavior has become an area of social evaluation and adaptation processes.
The fourth and final chapter titled 'Mobile Lives' focuses on the aesthetic practices of media use and tries to prove that the iPhone – beyond its economic management use – opens up to artistic and creative uses. Anne Balsamo deals with this in her article 'I Phone I Learn', which sees the iPhone as a place of subjectivity and cultural memory. Frauke Behrendt investigates this in the perspective-rich essay 'Playing the iPhone', which explores new art forms by Application Softart. The use of the iPhone as a tool for experimental and artistic practices is a new format to be further investigated. It is a media art of the everyday, which makes a new aesthetic possible in ordinary usage, in mobile and situational contexts. The app art is as mobile as their carrier media and can produce an artistic experience anywhere at any time. In this sense, the app art is understood as contributing to the democratisation of art. It transforms mobile communication and information in a haptic experience and controllable medium of art and replaces them by way of their functional and useful frame of reference. In this creative user culture, 'Mediascapes' (Mark Deuze/Watson Brown/Hans Ibold/Nicky Lewis/Peter Blank, p. 307) remove the smart phone from solipsistic application functions and make it the medium of collective experience and collaborative networking.
Though the volume provides a broad variety of theoretically-challenging texts, it does exhibit some shortcomings in terms of its conceptual arrangement. In addition to this, the reworking of the transformation in media associated with the iPhone shows some theoretical flaws. Among others, the social and economic production conditions involved in the process of manufacturing remain underexposed. This inevitably leads to the minimisation and suppression of issues regarding exploitative relationships and global trading.[2] Ultimately, in the context of the growing importance of mobile telecommunications and their applications, the volume Moving Data: The iPhone and the Future of Media takes a multi-faceted look at the digital reorganisation of the mobile user interface and develops new research approaches and perspectives for the study of mobile information and communications technologies.
Sophie Gnesda and Ramón Reichert (University of Vienna)
Goggin, G. Cell phone culture: Mobile technology in everyday life. Routledge, 2006.
Grace, H. 'iPhone Girl: Assembly, Assemblages and Affect in the Life of an Image', Public Space, Media Space, 2013: 135-162.
Hjorth, L., Burgess, J., and Richardson, I. (eds). Studying mobile media: Cultural technologies, mobile communication, and the iPhone. New York: Routledge, 2012.
Ling, R. The mobile connection: The cell phone's impact on society. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2004.
[1] Hjorth & Burgess & Richardson 2012.
[2] Grace 2013.
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    Instead of using shell globs, use the return code of a function.

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Q: Taking a snapshot of an IObservable Suppose I have a service:
public interface ICustomersService
{
    IObservable<ICustomer> Customers
    {
        get;
    }
}

The implementation of the Customers property starts by grabbing all existing customers and passing them onto the observer, after which it only passes on customers that are added to the system later. Thus, it never completes.
Now suppose I wanted to grab a snapshot (as a List<ICustomer>) of the current customers, ignoring any that may be added in future. How do I do that? Any invocation of ToList() or its kin will block forever because the sequence never completes.
I figured I could write my own extension, so I tried this:
public static class RxExtensions
{
    public static List<T> ToSnapshot<T>(this IObservable<T> @this)
    {
        var list = new List<T>();

        using (@this.Subscribe(x => list.Add(x)));

        return list;
    }
}

This appears to work. For example:
var customers = new ReplaySubject<string>();

// snapshot has nothing in it
var snapshot1 = customers.ToSnapshot();

customers.OnNext("A");
customers.OnNext("B");

// snapshot has just the two customers in it
var snapshot2 = customers.ToSnapshot();

customers.OnNext("C");

// snapshot has three customers in it
var snapshot3 = customers.ToSnapshot();

I realize the current implementation depends on the scheduler being the current thread, otherwise ToSnapshot will likely close its subscription before items are received. However, I suspect I could also include a ToSnapshot override that takes an IScheduler and ensures any items scheduled there are received prior to ending the snapshot.
I can't find this sort of snapshot functionality built into Rx. Am I missing something?

A: You could try using a timeout on your observable
source.Customers().TakeUntil(DateTime.Now).ToEnumerable();

A: There are several ways to approach this. I have tried the following with success in commercial projects:
1) A separate method to get an enumerable of current customers as Chris demonstrated.
2) A method to combine a "state of the world" call with a live stream - this was somewhat more involved than Chris's example because in order to ensure no missed data one typically has to start listening to the live stream first, then get the snapshot, then combine the two with de-duping.
I achieved this with a custom Observable.Create implementation that cached the live stream until the history was retrieved and then merged the cache with the history before switching to live.
This returned Customers but wrapped with additional metadata that described the age of the data.
3) Most recently, it's been more useful to me to return IObservable<IEnumerable<Customer>> where the first event is the entire state of the world. The reason this has been more useful is that many systems I work on get updates in batches, and it's often faster to update a UI with an entire batch than item by item. It is otherwise similar to (2) except you can just use a FirstAsync() to get the snapshot you need.
I propose you consider this approach. You can always use a SelectMany(x => x) to flatten a stream of IObservable<IEnumerable<Customer>> to an IObservable<Customer> if you need to.
I'll see if I can dig out an example implementation when I get back to the home office!

A: What you've done here is actually pretty nifty. The reason ToSnapshot works is because the underlying implementation of your subscribe logic is yielding all of the customers to the observer before releasing control flow. Basically, Dispose is called only after the control flow is released, and the control flow is only released after you've yielded all pre-existing contacts.
While this is cool, it's also a misleading. The method you've written, ToSnapshot, should really be named something like TakeSyncronousNotifications. The extension is making heavy assumptions about how the underlying observable works, and isn't really in the spirit of Rx.
To make things easier to understand for the consumer, I would expose additional properties which explicitly state what is being returned.
public interface ICustomersService
{
    IEnumerable<ICustomer> ExistingCustomers { get; }
    IObservable<ICustomer> NewCustomers { get; }
    IObservable<ICustomer> Customers { get; }
}

public class CustomerService : ICustomerService
{
    public IEnumerable<ICustomer> ExistingCustomers { get { ... } }
    public IObservable<ICustomer> NewCustomers { get { ... } }
    public IObservable<ICustomer> Customers
    {
        get
        {
           return this.ExistingCustomers.ToObservable().Concat(this.NewCustomers);
        }
    }
}

Edit:
Consider the following problem...
50 = x + y. solve for and evaluate x.
The math just doesn't work unless you know what y is. In this example, y is the "new customers", x is the "existing customers", and 50 is the combination of the two.
By exposing only a combination of the existing and new customers, and not the existing and new customers themselves, you've lost too much data. You need to expose at least x or y to the consumer, otherwise there's no way to solve for the other.