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50+1 Rule: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
One of the hottest topics in German football today is the 50+1 rule. Long defining the German game, it has evoked a sense of pride among the fans, but as transfer fees for players continue to spiral completely out of control one needs to revisit whether the idea is still applicable to the modern game.
What is the 50+1 rule?
Put simply, the 50+1 rule prohibits German football clubs from retaining less than the majority of shares under normal circumstances. Implemented in October 1998, football clubs were now allowed to convert their football teams into public or private limited companies, as long as they owned the majority of the shares (hence 50+1 standing for 50% of shares plus one share), ensuring that club members hold a majority of voting rights. In the Bundesliga, however, four out of the eighteen clubs in the league do NOT conform to 50+1 due to different reasons: Bayer Leverkusen (Bayer), VfL Wolfsburg (Volkswagen), RB Leipzig (Red Bull) and Hoffenheim (Dietmar Hopp). Last month, Hannover 96 president Martin Kind withdrew his application to become a majority shareholder in his club for his 20 years of investments, reportedly because he knew the DFL would reject his application. Immediately, the DFL anounced that they would be opening the 50+1 rule up for debate.
Martin Kind is not all too popular in Hannover.
Why is it good?
The rule gives fans a sense of belonging: that they are part of the club, something they can identify themselves with, rather than customers of a company. The majority of voting rights ensures that decisions are taken in a way that's deemed the best for the sporting interests of the club, rather than what might personally benefit an owner. Indeed, at a number of clubs around the world, fans are disappointed by the doings of their owners, citing reasons such as false promises or a wrong direction.
Arguably less importantly, it gives German football fans a sense of pride in the governance of this rule: it's the one thing that stands out the most among the top five leagues in Europe, and this unique approach has the backing of the overwhelming majority of football fans in Germany.
Why is it bad?
It's discriminatory. With the growing number of clubs not conforming to 50+1, some clubs feel at a disadvantage due to the exceptions to the rule. Moreover, 1860 Munich owner Hasan Ismaik and Martin Kind have threatened to take 50+1 to the courts; specifically, Ismaik mentioned the European Court of Justice, as per Der Spiegel, as a clear infringement of European competition law as well as an 'inadmissible obstacle to the free movement of capital', with the ECJ believed to be very likely to overrule 50+1 should this happen.
Ismaik is prepared to take the DFL to the ECJ
Why is it ugly?
For the last few seasons, the Bundesliga has shown a gradual decline, with the 2017-18 in particularly being very underwhelming so far for German clubs. Hoffeheim (Champions League qualifiers & Europa League group stage) and Borussia Dortmund (Champions League qualifiers & Europa League round of 16) were eliminated twice each, RB Leipzig finished third in their first Champions League campaign and are currently the only club holding the German flag in the Europa League quarterfinals. FC Bayern, on the other hand, make up the other German club still left in the Champions League. Ironically, the two most hated clubs in Germany are the ones still left playing in Europe.
To say that the Bundesliga, whose proponents have for years maintained that the league is at least on par with the Premier League, has fallen behind the Premier League would be a big understatement: the Bundesliga has rarely accumulated as few coefficient points by this stage of the season as it has during this campaign, and currently lies in SEVENTH place in the UEFA Country Coefficients. In contrast, the Premier League has accumulated more than double the points of the Bundesliga, and more points than the Bundesliga has ever achieved through the course of an entire season.
Traditionalists, please wake up & accept BuLi's declining in quality! This season's UEFA Country Coeff. as food for thought:
ENG 18.214
SPA 16.714
ITA 15.833
RUS 12.400
FRA 10.500
POR 9.333
GER 8.857
PL already has more coeff. points than the #Bundesliga's ever had! 50+1 RAUS!
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Due to a lack of funds to pay competitive salaries or offer prospective sporting opportunities (FC Bayern aside, of course), German players are leaving their home country in droves: in England alone, 33 German footballers (four of which having formerly played for FC Bayern) are plying their trade in the top four divisions. Rarely, if ever, has there been so many German footballers playing abroad. When Joachim Löw announces the 23-man squad to play in Russia this Summer, almost half of the players in the team could be based outside Germany. The ones who haven't (yet) left the league are playing week in, week out against increasingly declining quality, and whether or not that will affect the progress of German up-and-coming talents is anyone's guess.
There are three options:
Option 1: hiding one's head in the sand and hope/pray for better days. Chances that the quality would improve without any changes looks very bleak.
Option 2: abolishing 50+1 altogether. The extreme scenario, which suits Ismaik and Kind well.
Option 3: a hybrid solution. Rummenigge hinted at this a few days, but perhaps a solution can be found, outside the ECJ, that pleases investors whilst protects German football at the same time.
My preferred solution would be to force clubs holding a minority of shares to invest a minimum percentage of their expenditure on youth development; this would allow German clubs to develop good youngsters and retaining them by offering them competitive salaries thanks to investors' money. It offers a brighter future to the German national team than the status quo. It offers a brighter future to German clubs playing in Europe than they currently are. It offers a means to make the Bundesliga more competitive rather than a one-horse race. Once this would be implemented, improved TV revenues would not only be expected but a direct eventuality.
Long live German football!
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Compliment to this nice article, I find http://bundesligafanatic.com/is-the-bundesliga-in-danger-of-european-irrelevance/ a very good read
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Deal Box, a capital markets advisory and token offering packaging platform, has launched its venture arm with plans to invest $125 million in startups using web3 technology, the company shared Wednesday.
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Preheat an oven to 325°F. Put the olives in a shallow baking dish, drizzle lightly with olive oil, and toss to coat. Bake until warm throughout, about 5 minutes. Keep warm while you prepare the rest of the dish.
Stir together the yogurt cheese, garlic, and salt to taste. With a rubber spatula, spread on a plate in a thin pool, making sure to create some indentations where olive oil can puddle. Sprinkle the feta on top. Drizzle with the 1-1/2 to 2 tablespoons olive oil and sprinkle with the za'atar. Scatter pumpkin seeds over all and dust with red pepper. Surround with the warm olives, cucumbers, radishes, and herb sprigs. Serve warm flatbread alongside.


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Over the 15 years Cleanzine has been broadcasting we've run a few pieces that compare cleaners' wages with wages earned in other industries.
0There's a new report in today's issue and although the future's not rosy for cleaners who are saving up to buy their own home, this has more to do with excessive property prices than it has to do with cleaners being the poorest paid workers in the land.
For although they're still on the list of those who are most hard-up, they're not at the bottom!
When I joined this industry in the early nineties and for many years after that, contractors could lose crucial members of their workforce if the local supermarket advertised for evening cashiers and night-time shelf fillers. They were paying a fair bit more an hour than the contractors were and this was enough to encourage the cleaners to move on. Back then the emphasis was put on training (leading to promotion) and making cleaners feel valued, which on the face of it is good but if you're not earning enough to feed the family and pay the bills, then however much training you're getting, doesn't matter, does it? When it comes downs to survival, people do what they have to...
It was with some delight then that I saw in this latest report that cleaners are moving up the league table and although, on average, they're not earning anything like their worth, their pay is gradually increasing.
I know a lot of this has been down to regular small rises thanks to what was the legislated National Minimum Wage and is now the National Living Wage - which currently stipulates that over-25s must earn £7.50 an hour. Some contractors though, made the decision to pay the Living Wage which is based on the real cost of living. This is currently £8.45 an hour for workers aged over 18, rising to £9.75 in London (www.livingwage.org.uk).
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Q: How to do a SELECT with n:m retrieve all "attributes"? I'm using n:m relationship to add "attributes" to "products", because I want to retrieve the same attribute to more than one product.
My table:

When perform a query like this:
SELECT
    PROD.id         AS PRODUCT_ID,
    PROD.name       AS PRODUCT_NAME,
    PROD.price      AS PRODUCT_PRICE,
    ATTR.id         AS ATTR_ID,
    ATTR.attribute  AS ATTR_NAME
FROM
    products PROD,
    attributes ATTR,
    products_has_attributes PHA
WHERE
    PROD.id = PHA.products_id AND ATTR.id = PHA.attributes_id

Return this:
PRODUCT_ID | PRODUCT_NAME | PRODUCT_PRICE | ATTR_ID      | ATTR_NAME
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1         |  i30         |  29000.00     |  1           |  a/c
 1         |  i30         |  29000.00     |  2           |  sunroof
 2         |  onix        |  350000.00    |  2           |  sunroof
 3         |  hilux       |  80000.00     |  1           |  a/c
 3         |  hilux       |  80000.00     |  3           |  leather seat
 3         |  hilux       |  80000.00     |  4           |  new

If "filter" the SELECT by products with "sunroof":
WHERE
    PROD.id = PHA.products_id AND ATTR.id = PHA.attributes_id
    AND
    ATTR.attribute = 'sunroof'

Return this:
PRODUCT_ID | PRODUCT_NAME | PRODUCT_PRICE | ATTR_ID      | ATTR_NAME
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1         |  i30         |  29000.00     |  2           |  sunroof
 2         |  onix        |  350000.00    |  2           |  sunroof

SELECT found two cars (with sunroof), but I need to return all attributes of founded products, in other worlds, I need return like this:
PRODUCT_ID | PRODUCT_NAME | PRODUCT_PRICE | ATTR_ID      | ATTR_NAME
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1         |  i30         |  29000.00     |  1           |  a/c
 1         |  i30         |  29000.00     |  2           |  sunroof
 2         |  onix        |  350000.00    |  2           |  sunroof

If SELECT products with "sunroof" and "new":
WHERE
    PROD.id = PHA.products_id AND ATTR.id = PHA.attributes_id
    AND
    ATTR.attribute = 'sunroof' AND ATTR.attribute = 'new'

I want return this:
PRODUCT_ID | PRODUCT_NAME | PRODUCT_PRICE | ATTR_ID      | ATTR_NAME
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 3         |  hilux       |  80000.00     |  1           |  a/c
 3         |  hilux       |  80000.00     |  3           |  leather seat
 3         |  hilux       |  80000.00     |  4           |  new

Database example (with INSERT/products):
SET @OLD_UNIQUE_CHECKS=@@UNIQUE_CHECKS, UNIQUE_CHECKS=0;
SET @OLD_FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=@@FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS, FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0;
SET @OLD_SQL_MODE=@@SQL_MODE, SQL_MODE='TRADITIONAL,ALLOW_INVALID_DATES';

CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS `mydb` DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci ;
USE `mydb` ;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `mydb`.`products` (
  `id` INT(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `name` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `price` DECIMAL (10,2),
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`))
ENGINE = InnoDB;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `mydb`.`attributes` (
  `id` INT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `attribute` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`))
ENGINE = InnoDB;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `mydb`.`products_has_attributes` (
  `products_id` INT(11) NOT NULL,
  `attributes_id` INT NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`products_id`, `attributes_id`),
  INDEX `fk_products_has_attributes_attributes1_idx` (`attributes_id` ASC),
  INDEX `fk_products_has_attributes_products_idx` (`products_id` ASC),
  CONSTRAINT `fk_products_has_attributes_products`
    FOREIGN KEY (`products_id`)
    REFERENCES `mydb`.`products` (`id`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
  CONSTRAINT `fk_products_has_attributes_attributes1`
    FOREIGN KEY (`attributes_id`)
    REFERENCES `mydb`.`attributes` (`id`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION)
ENGINE = InnoDB;

SET SQL_MODE=@OLD_SQL_MODE;
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=@OLD_FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS;
SET UNIQUE_CHECKS=@OLD_UNIQUE_CHECKS;

INSERT INTO `attributes` (`id`, `attribute`) VALUES
(1, 'a/c'),
(2, 'sunroof'),
(3, 'leather seat'),
(4, 'new');

INSERT INTO `products` (`id`, `name`, `price`) VALUES
(1, 'i30', '29000.00'),
(2, 'onix', '350000.00'),
(3, 'hilux', '80000.00');

INSERT INTO `products_has_attributes` (`products_id`, `attributes_id`) VALUES
(1, 1),
(1, 2),
(2, 2),
(3, 1),
(3, 3),
(3, 4);

SELECT
    PROD.id         AS PRODUTO_ID,
    PROD.name       AS PRODUTO_NOME,
    PROD.price      AS PRODUTO_PRECO,
    ATTR.id         AS ATTRIBUTO_ID,
    ATTR.attribute  AS ATTRIBUTO_NOME
FROM
    products PROD,
    attributes ATTR,
    products_has_attributes PHA
WHERE
    PROD.id = PHA.products_id AND ATTR.id = PHA.attributes_id

A: First, let's recast your query using 21st-century JOIN syntax. It's just easier to read.
SELECT  whatever
  FROM products PROD
  JOIN products_has_attributes PHA ON PROD.id = PHA.products_id
  JOIN attributes ATTR             ON PHA.attributes_id = ATTR.id

Second, let's create a simple query to find the PROD.id for all the items with a sunroof.
SELECT DISTINCT PHA.products_id id
  FROM attributes ATTR
  JOIN products_has_attributes PHA ON PROD.id = PHA.products_id
 WHERE ATTR.attribute = 'sunroof'

Finally, let's use that to report on those items.
SELECT  whatever
  FROM products PROD
  JOIN products_has_attributes PHA ON PROD.id = PHA.products_id
  JOIN attributes ATTR             ON PHA.attributes_id = ATTR.id
  JOIN (
             SELECT DISTINCT PHA.products_id id
               FROM attributes ATTR
               JOIN products_has_attributes PHA ON PROD.id = PHA.products_id
              WHERE ATTR.attribute = 'sunroof'
       ) FILT ON PROD.id = FILT.id

You could also do this with a WHERE clause like this.
 ....
WHERE PROD.id IN
      (
             SELECT DISTINCT PHA.products_id id
               FROM attributes ATTR
               JOIN products_has_attributes PHA ON PROD.id = PHA.products_id
              WHERE ATTR.attribute = 'sunroof'
      )

This is what makes Structured Query Language structured: the ability to use both physical tables like your products and virtual tables made from other nested queries.

A: The short answer is that there are several approaches—you can use EXISTS, IN or JOIN. Here are quick examples of each. If your filtered query that only returns 'sunroof' rows looks like:
SELECT id, name, value FROM tbl
WHERE value = 'sunroof';

Then the IN approach looks like:
SELECT id, name, value FROM tbl
WHERE id IN (SELECT id FROM tbl WHERE b.value = 'sunroof');

The EXISTS approach looks like:
SELECT t1.id, t1.name, t1.value FROM tbl AS t1
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM tbl WHERE value = 'sunroof' AND id = t1.id);

And the JOIN approach looks like:
SELECT id, t1.name, t1.value FROM tbl AS t1
JOIN (SELECT id FROM tbl WHERE value = 'sunroof') AS t2 USING (id);

In these examples, tbl represents the result of your joined products, attributes and product_has_attributes tables. I recommend updating your queries to use the current standard JOIN syntax rather than the old implicit style; for more information, see e.g. this Q&A.
Your choice of which approach to take in MySQL should be guided by the query execution plan. In some cases, the query optimizer will generate the exact same identical execution plan whether you use EXISTS, IN or JOIN; however, in many cases you will see two or three different plans for the three different approaches. A difference in the execution plan implies a difference in performance, so test them out and see which works best.
In casual usage I favor EXISTS for its intuitiveness—I find it the easiest to understand without having to think too much about the query. That said, the JOIN approach is probably the most robust in terms of set-based thinking and "proper" SQL.

A: I've you more attributes to filter, you can use GROUP BY ... HAVING
SELECT
    PROD.id         AS PRODUCT_ID,
    PROD.name       AS PRODUCT_NAME,
    PROD.price      AS PRODUCT_PRICE,
    ATTR.id         AS ATTR_ID,
    ATTR.attribute  AS ATTR_NAME
FROM
    (
    SELECT p.id, p.name, p.price
    FROM products p
    JOIN products_has_attributes pa
        ON p.id = pa.productsId
    JOIN attributes a
        ON pa.attributes_id = a.id
    WHERE a.attribute IN ('sunroof', 'new')
    GROUP BY p.id, p.name, p.price
        HAVING COUNT(*) = 2
    ) PROD
JOIN
    products_has_attributes PHA
    ON PROD.id = PHA.products_id
JOIN
    attributes ATTR
    ON PHA.attributes_id = ATTR.id

HAVING COUNT(*) = 2 will exclude all products which doesn't have both sunroof and new.
If you have to filter on column values from the products table you can add them to where clause of the PROD subquery.
Note that this may have some performance issues on large datatables, if so generate a multiple join or multiple WHERE exists as stated by AirThomas

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By Anna Giaritelli, Washington Examiner
President Trump jokingly endorsed Obama-era Secretary of State John Kerry as his opponent in 2020, boasting that he could beat the Vietnam veteran and one-time Democratic presidential nominee.
"I see that John Kerry, the father of the now terminated Iran deal, is thinking of running for President. I should only be so lucky - although the field that is currently assembling looks really good - FOR ME!" Trump tweeted Monday afternoon.
Kerry told CBS Sunday that he was not ruling out a bid for president in 2020 despite losing a 2004 race to former President George W. Bush.
"I'm really not thinking about it," Kerry said. "Talking about 2020 right now is a total distraction and waste of time. What we need to do is focus on 2018."
To that end, Kerry touted his plans to hit the road and endorse Democrats in House and Senate races in November's midterm elections. "I think that's the most important work we can do right now, is trying to elect people on a national basis and restore the leadership that the country needs," he added.
Kerry once said he didn't think Trump would make it through one term in Washington. In January 2017, the month of Trump's inauguration, Kerry predicted the wealthy businessman would only last in the White House for "a year, or two years."
In May of this year, Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Obama-era Iran Deal, which Kerry had negotiated during his tenure in the Obama administration.
Kerry responded to Trump's criticism of the deal on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday by observing that Trump often "doesn't know what he's talking about. He makes things up."
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Q: How to display option-names instead of option-values? I poked around with get_FOO_display to no avail, here's what I've got (I trimmed some stuff to make it easier to read, like a custom def save:
class Profile(models.Model):
LEVEL_CHOICES = (
(1, 'Primary'),
(2, 'Secondary'),
(3, 'Tertiary'),
)

level = models.IntegerField( verbose_name = 'Level', blank=True, null=True, choices=LEVEL_CHOICES)
piplevel = models.ForeignKey(AccessLevel, related_name='profiles')
vanity = models.ForeignKey(AccessLevel, related_name='vanity')

class ProfileForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = Profile

 # HTML CODE from Template below

        {% for field in user_form %}

                            {{ field.label_tag }}

                                    {{ field }}

                                {% if field.errors %}{{ field.errors }}{% endif %}

        {% endfor %}

        {% for field in profile_form %}

                            {{ field.label_tag }}

                                    {{ field }}

                                {% if field.errors %}{{ field.errors }}{% endif %}

        {% endfor %}

The output I get:
Level 1
Piplevel 15
Vanity 20
The output I want:
Level Primary
Piplevel Diamond
Vanity Ambassador
I tried replacing the {{ field }} and for loop with {{field.get.level.display}} and {{ field.get_piplevel_display }} but it they just returned blanks. When these display, they're a drop-down menu and DO have all the named-options available - that is, when I click on the "15" I do get an option list i.e.:
Piplevel 15 click (current selected is 15)(option value="1">Regular(/option>(option value="2">Platinum(/option>etc. (not html code)
Am I missing some easy function in Django for this?
Edit: Here's the HTML output I GET currently.

Piplevel

<select id="id_piplevel" name="piplevel">
<option value="">---------</option>
<option value="1">Regular</option>
<option value="2">Platinum</option>
...
<option selected="selected" value="7">Emerald</option>
</select>

7

Here's the HTML output I WANT, ideally:

Piplevel

<select id="id_piplevel" name="piplevel">
<option value="">---------</option>
<option value="1">Regular</option>
<option value="2">Platinum</option>
...
<option selected="selected" value="7">Emerald</option>
</select>

Emerald

And, if I replace {{ field }} with {{field.get_piplevel_display}} or {{field.choice.get_piplevel_display}}, I get this as output:

Piplevel

It seems like this is something everyone would want, and so I expected there to be some argument in Django that just... fixes this, but I can't find it. Sorry for making a simple question seem so complicated - this is supposed to be a simple question, isn't it?

A: For every field that has choices, Django automatically adds a get_FOO_display() method on the model (docs). All this method does is take the already stored value for the field, looks it up in the provided choices for the field and returns the "display" text for that value.
This method is not available on the field or the form. You must reference an existing object or the instance of the form (e.g. form.instance).
Again, I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, because the <select>s are already populated such that they display the text and not the underlying value. Even if you're editing an existing object, the <select> will still show the display text for the currently set value.

A: I don't really see what you're trying to do, but:
{{field.get.level.display}}

should be something like
{{field.choices.get_level_display}}
# or
{{field.get_level_display}}


Abstract: The load distributions of the grouped piles under lateral loads acting from one side of the pile cap could be approximately modeled using the elasticity equations with the assumptions that the underground structure is rigid enough to sustain the loads, and only small deformations of the soils are yielded. Variations of the soil-pile interactions along the depths are therefore negligible for simplicity. This paper presents the analytical modeling using the dynamic pile-to-pile interaction factors for 2×2 and 2×3 grouped piles. The results were found comparative to the experimental and numerical results of other studies. Similar to others' finding, it was shown that the leading pile could carry more static loads than the trailing pile does. For the piles in the perpendicular direction with the static load, the loads would distribute symmetrically with the centerline whereas the middle pile always sustains the smallest load. For steady-state loads with operating frequencies up to 30 Hz, the pile load distributions would vary significantly with the frequencies. It is interesting to know that designing the pile foundation needs to be cautioned for steady state vibrations as the problem of machine foundation. However for transient loads or any harmonic loads acting upon relatively higher frequencies, the pile loads could be regarded as uniformly distributed. It is hoped that the numerical results of this paper could be helpful to the design practice of pile foundation.


I started learning programming in Python but I've never used Django before so time to learn! Django Girls is a community led effort to help more women into programming by providing a safe space to learn and a supportive community full of inspiring mentors and helpful resources.
The workshop started Friday night for a social getting everything installed and set up party. Hackathons have taught me that installing and setting up environments can take a long time and get a little bit frustrating especially if you're new to programming.
Saturday was spent working through the example project - to set up a Django blog site and get it deployed live. Mine can be found here: annad.pythonanywhere.com.
I started by setting up a virtual environment to work in, very useful for switching between Python versions and managing the workspace.
Then a whistle stop tour of MVC through Django.
I set my Model as a new Post Object. I added my new Post object Post to manage my blog posts. I listed it as a Model and created a class for it with properties of a blog post (author, title, text, publish date) and a method to publish the post.
Once I'd created the model, I needed to inset the entry in my database using the Django migrate manage helper functions.
First running makemigrations with Posts as my new model, so I can create an entry in the database.
Running migrate synchronizes the database with the Models. So the changes I made to the Model is updated in the database.
Once I had created my Model and updated my database I needed to create a View to display my blog posts.
Under my new blog directory I created a blog template which I would later extract into a base template and a body content template.
The interactive Django shell is a great tool for running Django commands like inserting entries into the database, editing them or deleting them. Having a play around on the shell was a great way to test parsing the Posts objects and find ways to display the data.
I added the queries into my Views to correctly display all the posts that matched the given criteria, firstly to display a list of all blog posts in date order.
Deciding if I keep my Django site and migrate my current static site to my newly built website. Or does anyone need a website??
Added security so only I can post.


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Housing Market Fallout Further Threatens New Orleans Recovery
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Categories: Disasters, New Orleans, Planning & Development, Poverty and Public & Affordable Housing
As the housing market goes to complete sh*t, Gulf Opportunity (GO) Zone tax credits intended to spur housing development in the Gulf rapidly are losing value for investors, threatening to stall already precarious housing recovery in New Orleans and across the region.
Homeowners are not the only one at risk in our crashing housing market. Renters looking for affordable homes in redeveloping areas like New Orleans (and other urban areas seeing a complete shutdown of the last few years of affordable housing construction) face a serious shortage of housing opportunities.Â
Across the nation, affordable housing deals are crumbling as investors, hurt by the economic downturn, lose interest in purchasing tax credits and lenders pull out of projects. But nowhere is the situation worse than in Louisiana, where Congress created an extra $168 million in tax credits after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita — nearly 20 times the state's regular annual allocation of tax credits — to spur the development of 27,000 affordable and mixed-income housing units. All of the Gulf Opportunity Zone tax credit projects must be ready for occupancy by the end of 2010, which means developers can't afford to wait until the market improves for tax credits. Â
This further dampens the economic recovery of the city, as workers continue to be shut out of the area, and industries and sectors limp along without those necessary workers. On and on the cycle goes.Â
The rosy, mixed-income futures of those large former public housing sites that are already becoming zones of rubble? Not so promising either:
In the New Orleans area, about 31 of 77 projects have not yet closed on their financing, and may find it more difficult to make the numbers work. Those projects, including the replacements for the public housing developments that are being demolished, represent about 46 percent of the 9,779 units that are on the drawing board for the five parishes that make up the New Orleans area.Â
Congress is working on some corrective legislation, and, I'm thrilled to see, calling for HUD Secretary Jackson's resignation.  I know we've only got about 8 months to go of Bush et al., but maybe they could throw in some articles of impeachment with that resignation request.Â
Of course, Jackson's more than welcome to take his $100,000 portrait home with him. He does deserve a souvenir of his important accomplishments of the last few years.Â
This spring, keep an eye out for abandoned construction projects and tent cities coming soon to your community!
The Reality-Based Community
By grahamad 2 Comments
Categories: Campaign '08
Clinton/Obama supporters on the internet:
Since your descent into abject hackery, Petey, your reading capacity has diminished a great deal. But thanks for shoving words in my mouth, you fucking prick.
Clinton/Obama supporters on the ground:
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Photo by author taken March 4, 2008 in San Antonio, TX.
Tent City U.S.A.
By grahamad 1 Comment
Categories: Boston, New Orleans, New York, Planning & Development, Poverty and Public & Affordable Housing
After 7+ years of Bush, our economy is in the worst shape since the Depression. Tent cities are even in the public consciousness. These developments point to the consistent, callous pattern of government neglect and abdication of responsibility under the Bush Administration, who, along with a GOP-led Congress, put into overdrive the worst trends of three decades of government devolution.Â
Take my favorite example of New Orleans, where a flourishing Tent City should come as no surprise to anyone following post-Katrina recovery trends. One of the worst travesties of the destruction of public housing in New Orleans is the grossly inadequate replacement of subsidized housing units in the proposed mixed-income developments. Only one proposal – Lafitte – includes one-for-one replacement, in part because one of the development partners, Enterprise Community Partners, knows first hand the success of this model from past public housing renovation in Seattle.
A significant number of developer/do-gooder transplants to New Orleans hail from affluent cities like Boston, New York, San Francisco and Seattle, which tend to have highly competitive, sophisticate and activist affordable housing development sectors.* They bring these high-capacity models of affordable housing development with them to New Orleans. Yet, several fundamental problems in New Orleans impede their replication.Â
Obviously, all cities have unique socio-political cultures and different demographics. That New Orleans is a distinctive place in the nation cannot be overstated. Second, the political economy of New Orleans was weak prior to the storm, and is in tatters now. Most of the non-profit and civil society actors in the city are trying to fill a serious void left by the financially eviscerated city government. Third, and most problematically, the massive displacement of the poorest and most vulnerable, the overall whitening of the population, and a corresponding shift to a more conservative, middle-class urban politics, makes alive and well the spirit of Rep. Baker's (R-Baton Rouge, LA) comment
"We finally cleaned up public housing in New Orleans. We couldn't do it, but God did."
This spirit is driving local and national decision-making behind affordable housing development in post-Katrina New Orleans.Â
At the conference I was at in NOLA two weeks ago, in a panel on affordable housing development tenant activists routinely questioned the featured scholars, researchers and developers on the issue of displacement. It came up over and over again, no matter how strenuously the panelists tried to frame market-based housing solutions as an overall positive for cities and low-income residents. Cities like Boston et al. are not acting out of any unique urban altruism to retain low-income households, but out of political necessity (votes) and reality (suburban political power and NIMBY-esque zoning + federal funding for cities for low-income populations). When one of the poorest cities in the country like New Orleans sees a silver lining in Katrina displacing a significant percentage of its neediest tenants all at once – versus the slow trickle generated in other cities in the last twenty years – you can be damn sure the political elites will do everything in their power to keep those folks out.Â
They owe a big thanks to the GOP-dominated government we had until 2007, who denied the HUD and Medicaid funds that could have flowed to properly shelter, care for and bring home these families after Katrina. Actions like this reflect the same spirit behind the massive funding cuts to HUD and HHS Programs and the complete absence of regulation of the housing and homeownership boom that contribute now to rising rates of foreclosures and homelessness nationwide.Â
A national pollster at the NOLA conference talked about widespread Katrina fatigue, accompanied by a sense of "we've got our own problems now." No doubt. I just hope that as we turn inward to deal with local economic insecurity and crisis, we all remember that post-Katrina New Orleans was never the exception, but the harshest of realities for our country.Â
Class, Power & Voting
Categories: Boston-Irish Roots, Campaign '08, Planning & Development, Poverty and Public & Affordable Housing
Because election fever has overtaken my brain, I've been neglecting the issues I usually talk about here: poverty, urban development, housing, inequality, and post-Katrina New Orleans. (That my blog readership is way up reinforces the notion that no one likes to talk about poor people. Sigh.) So I pass the mike to Prof. Peter Dreier from Occidental College, who I recently saw speak at a conference where he urged those college kids who could afford it to drop out of school this fall and organize voters for the election.
Dreier sums up a great deal of what I've been studying these last four years – in the context of class, power and voting patterns. His point of departure is Obama's re-hashing of the meme about working-class white (WCW) resentment – one I picked up happily as it gave me an opening to embrace the good and bad about my roots. Dreier points out that although WCW racism and prejudices held by all middle- and lower-income social groups exist, it is the institutional power of wealthy whites that perpetuates structural racism and inequality – a system upheld in the voting booth year after year. He writes:
…let's be clear about the class nature of racial prejudice, stereotypes, discrimination, and disparities. Wealthy whites are more likely than working-class whites to use the race card in the voting booth. Voting statistics reveal that most upper-income whites consistently vote in Republican, not Democratic, primaries, which means they don't have to vote for black or Latino candidates. And in partisan run-off elections, wealthy whites overwhelmingly vote for Republican over Democratic contenders. [He goes on to sample supply voting data by income categories.]
…in an Obama-McCain face-off fewer wealthy whites will vote for Obama than working-class whites whom affluent pundits are so quick to label as racist. Indeed, we've already seen a significant number of blue-collar white voters show their support for Obama in Iowa, South Carolina, Wisconsin, and other states. Yes, white working-class Democrats in economically troubled Ohio favored Clinton over Obama. But in November, most of the blue-collar Democrats, working-class independents, and union members who voted for Clinton — in Ohio and elsewhere — are likely to switch to Obama, not McCain.
It is understandable that most wealthy whites would consistently vote for Republicans, who like low taxes and hate strong unions. But in recent decades, a significant number of working-class whites — the so-called "Reagan Democrats" — have voted for GOP candidates who have done so little to address their bread-and-butter concerns. As Thomas Frank argued in his book, What's the Matter with Kansas?, the Republicans have successfully used "wedge" issues — abortion, religion, gun control, gay rights, affirmative action, and, of course, the war on terrorism — to persuade some working-class whites to vote against their economic interests.
But the tide seems to be changing.
By focusing on voting behavior and attitudes, however, political pundits deflect focus away from other fundamental concerns. America's corporate and political rulers have long used racism, ethnic stereotypes, and immigrant bashing to divide working people and weaken their collective power. Manufacturers recruited Southern blacks to act as strikebreakers in Northern cities, and employers warned "No Irish need apply" and resorted to anti-Semitism to pit workers against each other. In hard economic times, scapegoating against blacks and Hispanic immigrants diverts white workers' attention away from the failure of business and political elites to create enough decent jobs.
Although working-class white Americans may harbor racist sentiments, they do not control the major institutions that are responsible for America's racial divide, including the economic forces that sometimes pit white, black, and Hispanic working families against each other for jobs, housing, and decent schools.
in every sphere of American life — income, hiring, promotion, housing, the quality of public schools, college attendance, treatment by the criminal justice system, media portrayals, and others — race remains a divisive issue. While upper-middle class pundits may get some smug pleasure out of pointing to racial prejudice among America's white working-class voters, they would be more accurate if they looked up, rather than down, the economic ladder to identify who really has the power to prop up, or fix, the institutions that turn bigotry into discrimination.
It's worth reading the whole thing. This is where my worries flare up that current Clinton supporters – should she not get the nomination – will fall for the "Maverick McCain" meme rather than supporting Obama/the Democratic nominee. We cannot let that happen.
Only 1 in 10 Americans find it problematic that women are held to a higher standard than men
Categories: Campaign '08 and Women's Lives
From a CBS "Oppression Olympics" poll, insipidly titled "Gender Matters More Than Race" (My emphases, of course):
Voters are slightly more likely to say that a woman candidate faces more obstacles than a black candidate when it comes to presidential politics even as they see racism as a more serious problem for the nation overall, according to a new CBS News poll. Thirty nine percent of registered voters said a woman running for president faces more obstacles while 33 percent said a black candidate does.
When it comes to the 2008 presidential election, voters say Hillary Clinton has been judged more harshly because of her gender than Barack Obama has because of his race. Forty two percent said Clinton has been judged "more harshly� and six percent said she has been judged less harshly because of her gender. Twenty seven percent said they think Obama has been judged "more harshly� because of his race while 11 percent said he has been judged less harshly.
Still, racism is seen as a bigger problem for the nation in general. Among all adults surveyed, 42 percent of respondents said racism is a "serious problemâ€? in the country compared to just 10 percent who said…sexism [is a serious problem]. Twenty three percent said both are serious problems.
…all groups said they are more offended by racist remarks than sexist ones.
More voters admit their unwillingness to vote for a woman. Nearly one in five voters says that all things being equal, they would rather vote for a man.
Moral of the story: It's hard out here for a lady, but spare us your tears.
Aren't polls so helpful and informative??
Interlude: Reactions to Obama's speech from around the web
Obama's Philly speech is here. My initial thoughts on the audacity of his campaign are here.Â
Initial reactions from around the web are coming in. I agree with Melissa at Shakesville about the absence of reaction to Wright's comments about Clinton. She links it to complaints (like mine) about elitism, and I'd only add that sexism is infused in this elitism, as the worlds of politics, academia, and other high status professions are often the worst arenas for gender inequity and (white) male privilege. Feministing commenters continue the debate about the absence of addressing sexism in Obama's speech.
I also agree with Jeralyn at Talk Left that this speech will ameliorate unsettled Obama supporters and not work with those already disinclined to support him.
Finally, I don't have the same reaction to his speech as Riverdaughter, but she raises a good point about his passive references to the use of race during the campaign. Obama's use of vague and passive language like she points out has bugged me to no end this campaign, as his phrases like "the forces of division" remind me of Bush's framing of geopolitical conflict as the war between good vs. evil. The rest of the speech was strong and direct, so let's knock off the insinuations, Obama.Â
Obama's Speech I: Movements v. Elections
The full transcript of Obama's Philadelphia speech on race this morning is here.Â
Throughout this campaign, I – a Clinton supporter – have found myself relating more personally to the foibles of the Obamas. I'm supporting Clinton for a number of reasons I've elaborated on previously, but I've often felt it was a real shame she and Obama were running at the same time, because I'd have enjoyed vigorously campaigning for him. My personal resistance to Obama has to do with a) an elitism and arrogance I associate with the highly educated worlds in which we both orbit, b) the disingenuous notion that he is not like other politicians, and c) the problematic conflation in his campaign of movement building with electoral politics. But there is a great deal more to the man and his candidacy that attracts me than these three strong negatives. His speech this morning on "the contradictions" inherent in "the people that are a part of [him]" illustrates perfectly that he, more than some of his most vociferous supporters and surrogates, understands (or at least acknowledges) the messy work involved in fighting for social inclusion and positive social change.Â
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What you will get when you will have planned it well is an exciting and easy travel. It is in this article that we will be talking about the different things that you should consider when having adventure trips.
Deciding on your destination is the very first thing that you need to do. You have to determine the destination that you what to go to and that is important. You will find it easier to plan your trip once you will know this factor.
The time frame of the trip is also another thing that you need to consider. Once you will know how long will you be staying then the cost of your travel will be determined by you. You can go ahead and plan the rest of the factors the moment that you have determined this one.
When you are traveling then see to it that you will be researching on the price. How much it will cost you for the sightseeing, tours, car rental, cheap flights, cheap hotels, and other activities are things that you need to consider. It will know be easier for you to know what style of travel you want as well as the money that you need to prepare by making sure that you will know these factors.
Looking into the eleventh hour deals is a thing that you also should be doing. It can be expensive at times when it is you that will be booking for tickets and reservations. You will be able to experience these things the moment that you are not used to these things. Checking for deals and promos on the internet is always a good idea for you to be doing. You will be able to see life-saving deals the moment that you will check the internet, but you also should make sure that you will be flexible about these deals as well. Added benefit like hotel deals, budget holidays, travel deals, and many more are what you will get when you will be doing this one.
Always see to it that you will be booking the travel tickets. What you should be doing is to book early on the flight that you have desired to have. It is you that will be able to save money when you will book early. It can also be that you will use the miles for the air tickets the moment that you have a credit card.
Making reservations for your stay is the last thing that you should be doing. You can choose the rooms where you want to stay and get great deals as well once you will be booking early. Reading various travel tips and travel guides is also a thing that can help you out.


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