Two weeks after releasing "Rattle That Lock," the lead single from his upcoming album of the same name, David Gilmour has unveiled the video for the song. You can watch the clip above.
The striking animated black-and-white video was created by Alasdair & Jock from Trunk Animation, under the supervision of Hipgnosis, whose artwork for Pink Floyd's classic albums helped define Gilmour's old band. They took their cue from Gustave Dore's drawings for John Milton's Paradise Lost, the 17th century epic poem about the fall of man that Polly Samson, Gilmour's wife and collaborator, has also used for inspiration. The plot centers on Satan falling from heaven down to Earth. Along the way, Satan changes shapes from an angel to a cormorant and finally to a serpent.
"I love animation when it does something that can't be achieved any other way," Gilmour says in a press release announcing the video. "The film Alasdair & Jock have made for 'Rattle That Lock' highlights a darkness in the song that couldn't have been shown any other way."
Samson was similarly impressed. "I think the animators have done a fine job, paying homage to Gustave Dore, bringing his illustrations for Paradise Lost alive, making a powerful visual for the song," she says.
Rattle That Lock, which will be released on Sept. 18, is Gilmour's first solo album since 2006's On an Island. He recorded the bulk of it in Brighton, England, and in the studio on his houseboat, with Roxy Music's Phil Manzanera and former Squeeze keyboardist Jools Holland helping out.


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Unemployment up at 2.9 percent in December
Ruth Fraňková
Unemployment in the Czech Republic rose to 2.9 percent in December, up from 2.6 percent in November, according to data released by the Czech Labour Office on Thursday.
Despite the rise, it is the lowest figure for the period of December since 1996. According to the statistics, there are currently 215,500 people seeking employment.
The lowest unemployment rate was in Prague, with 1.9 percent, while the highest number of unemployed, 4.4 percent, was registered in the region of Moravia-Silesia.
President Zeman uses Christmas message to warn against green 'false prophets'
In his traditional Christmas message to the nation, President Miloš Zeman began as usual on a positive note – highlighting the country's economic successes – before turning to what he views as problematic areas. In a 16-minute televised address otherwise void of religious symbolism, Zeman also branded himself a "climate heretic" and urged Czechs to think for themselves rather than follow "false prophets".
Temelín nuclear power plant to scale down production due to maintenance
Daniela Lazarová
The Temelín nuclear power plant is southern Bohemia will be scaling down production on both its blocks in the coming days due to scheduled maintenance, the power utility ČEZ reported.
Operation on one will be reduced by ten percent, and the other will operate at half its capacity in order to enable safe maintenance. Both will remain connected to the grip and should return to full capacity by December 24th.
Unemployment remains at 2.6 percent in November
Unemployment in the Czech Republic remained at 2.6 percent in November, the same as the previous month, the Czech Labour Office announced on Monday.
The number of jobless increased by 771 to 197,289, which is the lowest figure for the month since 1996, while the number of vacancies increased to 339,000. Last November, unemployment stood at 2.8 percent.
The lowest rate of unemployment, 1.8 percent, is in the Pardubice region, which is followed by Prague with 1.9 percent.
GDP figures for 3Q confirm slow-down in economic growth
Czech economic growth in the 3rd quarter has slowed to 2.5 percent year-on-year, according to data released by the Czech Statistics Office. Compared to the 2nd quarter GDP rose by 0.4 percent.
Analysts say this confirms the predicted slow-down in economic growth, although compared to the situation in Germany, the Czech Republic's main export destination, the Czech figures are still viewed as positive.
Economic growth in 2018 reached 2.9 percent and the prediction for this year is 2.5 percent.
EHM conditionally agrees deal with ČEZ on mining Czech lithium
Tom McEnchroe
The Australian mining company European Metals Holdings (EMH) Limited has reached a conditional agreement with the Czech energy company ČEZ Group regarding a strategic partnership as well as large investment into a lithium mining project around Cínovec in the North West of the country, the Czech News Agency reports quoting a Wednesday statement by EMH. If the agreement passes a due diligence check and is approved by shareholders it will mean that ČEZ will pay EUR 34.06 million to receive a 51 percent share in Geodet, a subsidiary of EMH, which possesses the rights to mine in the area.
Lithium, a key component of electric car batteries, is sometimes referred to as the "metal of the future". The Czech Republic is estimated to possess 3 percent of the world's lithium reserves and the deposit around Cínovec is the largest in Europe.
The question of who owned the country's lithium reserves was one of the key issues in the last general election in the Czech Republic. The Czech government is the majority owner of ČEZ.
European Commission lowers Czech GDP growth outlook to 2.5 percent
The European Commission on Thursday revised its outlook for Czech economic growth for this year. In the newly released macro-economic forecast it sees the country's gross domestic product growth falling to 2.5 percent.
The report expects growth next year to reach 2.2 percent. Earlier this year it predicted a figure of 2.5 percent for 2020.
Czechia now ahead of Spain in GDP per capita, but still below EU average
The Czech Republic is now ahead of Spain in terms of GDP per capita adjusted to purchasing power parity (PPP). At least according to the latest OECD data, which show the country ranked 27th among the organisation's 36 member states, with Spain one place behind, news site Aktuálně reports. However, the country still ranks bellow the EU average.
ČEZ to sell Počerady plant, shut down coal resources by 2040
Czech utility ČEZ plans to sell its Počerady coal-fired power plant to Se.ven Energy financier Pavel Tykač when an option comes available at the end this year and shut down most of its coal resources by 2040.
Vršanská uhelná, part of the Se.ven Energy holding, should start operating the plant as of 2024. The company entered into 50-year contract with ČEZ in 2013 to supply coal to the power plant, which included two options to sell it.
Tykač set up the Se.ven Energy holding company with the aim of investing more than 1 billion euros power plants fired by fossil fuels, even as utilities shift to renewables.
In 2017, Tykač was to offer 10 billion crowns for the Počerady plant, but the supervisory board of state-controlled ČEZ rejected the sale. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), then minister of finance, also opposed the sale.
Minister proposes end to tax break enjoyed by non-working married people
Tax breaks for married people who don't have jobs but aren't looking after anybody at home should be discontinued, says the minister of labour and social affairs, Jana Maláčová of the Social Democrats. The change would affect 76,000 people, the news site novinky.cz reported.

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SEASON 4, EPISODE 1: THE 411 ON THE NEW SEASON
Anna Erdel
You're listening to Episode 31 of the Trafficking Dispatch, a biweekly podcast that briefs you on human trafficking issues in a brief amount of time. I'm your host, Anna Erdel. In this episode, I'll explain exciting updates and opportunities in our fight against human trafficking.
Welcome back everyone to The Trafficking Dispatch. I'm Anna, the publicist and Victoria's sister, and I'm here to introduce you all to season 4 of the podcast! But before we launch into new episodes and interviews, I wanted to use this episode to let you know what's coming up!
This season will follow a very similar pattern as the last season. In season 3, we alternated between a content-based episode on a particular form of human trafficking and an interview with an advocate who addresses that particular form. We finished off the season with an interview with Esperanza Monroe Pace, a survivor of sex trafficking.
This season will be very similar. Starting with our next episode, we'll introduce you to a particular form of human trafficking. In the third episode, we'll interview an advocate who knows more about that form before we move onto another episode about a different type of human trafficking. The only difference is that this season, you all gave us direct input on which topics we will cover!
Last season, we started using our "off Sundays" -- the Sundays when we didn't publish a new episode -- to host discussions on our Instagram Stories. The discussions started at 5 pm EST on these off Sundays and lasted for 24 hours. If you're interested in seeing what we discussed last season, you can visit the "Debates" highlight on our Instagram page, @ttdpodcast_official. At the end of most of these discussions, we asked you if you would be interested in us covering these topics in the podcast. An overwhelming majority of the responses said yes, so in this season we will be learning more about human trafficking and its potential connections to diplomatic immunity, prison labor, and child reality TV stars. We will also be doing a content-based episode and interview on organ trafficking.
We'll be continuing our Instagram Story Discussions this season, so you can participate next Sunday starting at 5 pm EST. Remember that your responses are always anonymous in our discussions, so you can feel safe to contribute your thoughts freely. If you have an idea that you think we should discuss on our Instagram Stories, you can reach out to us on any of our social media platforms or our email.
And in speaking of your contributions, we have a new twist on an older aspect of our podcast! As you may know, last season we started the Audible Audience segment, which allowed our listeners from around the world to briefly talk about what they're doing to fight human trafficking. We're continuing it for this season too, but now we'll be including a special thank you gift to everyone who sends in an audio clip and is included in our podcast! If we choose your clip for one of our episodes and you live in the United States, we'll mail you a Trafficking Dispatch t-shirt for free as a special thank you for participating in our mission! If you live outside of the US, we'll give you and an anti-trafficking organization that you represent a special shout-out on all of our social media accounts and during one of our Instagram Story Discussions. To participate in our Audible Audience segment, just email your 30-second audio clip to thetraffickingdispatch@gmail.com. We just ask for your name, where you're from, and what you're doing to fight human trafficking.
But if you're just starting out in your fight against human trafficking, we have plenty of other ways for you to get involved with our mission! As always, we're looking for translators for our episodes. So far, we have a few of our shownotes translated into languages like Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, and Swahili, but we could always use more volunteers for these and other languages. If you translate for us, we give you total control over which episodes you translate -- we are grateful for even just 1 episode! -- and when you submit your translations. You'll even be included on our website as a podcast team member! Just contact us to get started.
If translating isn't your thing, we are also always looking for more people to engage with us on our social media. Right now we have about 375 Instagram followers. Since this is the start of Season 4, we think it would be great if we could get this number to 400! If you follow us on our Instagram and get a friend to follow us on Instagram too, we'll enter you in a drawing! When we reach 400 Instagram followers, we'll randomly choose from the participants and send the winner and their friend our podcast t-shirts and give them a shoutout on our social media!
Our next goal this season is to reach listeners in 100 countries! We're really close with this one. So far, we've connected with listeners in 93 countries on all the habitable continents. We'll include a list of these countries, in alphabetical order, at the end of the shownotes. If you know someone who doesn't live in one of the countries listed and introduce them to our podcast, it would really mean a lot of us. In fact, if you do, let us know! We'd love to hear from you.
Although people from all over the world tune in to our podcast, The Trafficking Dispatch was launched and is run by a mostly American team. This month in America is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. What better way to honor this month than by launching the next season of our podcast? We hope you'll tune in to the coming episodes to learn how you can fight this global injustice during this month and beyond.
But for now, let's listen to our first Audible Audience segment of the season! For this episode, we'll hear from Fanwi, an advocate from Cameroon. Take it away, Fanwi!
Fanwi: My name is Fanwi Seraphine Kakwi. I'm the founder and CEO of Mercy Seed Outreach based in Bamenda, Cameroon. We sensitize communities about issues of trafficking and modern slavery. We rescue and shelter victims. We establish sustainable support structures to empower some survivors with income-generating skills and send them back to school. We coach and monitor them through to ensure that they are established and can no longer be trafficked.
This has been the Trafficking Dispatch with Anna Erdel. You can subscribe to our SoundCloud channel and tune into our next episode which will be released on January 27 at 5 pm. Or, if you would like to interact with us before then, you can visit our website at thetraffickingdispatch.com, follow us on our social media accounts – our handles are below – or email us with any questions or suggestions at thetraffickingdispatch@gmail.com. Thank you for tuning into this episode, and we hope you'll tune in again to join the fight against human trafficking.
Countries/Regions we have reached:
Albania, Algeria, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belgium,Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Congo, Costa Rica, Curaçao, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guinea, Guyana, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Macedonia, Malaysia, Maldives, Mauritius, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Mozambique, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, St. Vincent and Grenadines, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey,Ukraine, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, Vietnam


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Agriculture is the most important sector of the Indian economy and it provides food security as well as employment. Around 60 percent of the workforce of the country comes under the agricultural sector.
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Oscar Wilde: The Happy Prince and Other Tales
1. THE HAPPY PRINCE
High above the city, on a tall column, stood the statue of the Happy Prince. He was gilded all over with thin leaves of fine gold, for eyes he had two bright sapphires, and a large red ruby glowed on his sword-hilt.
He was very much admired indeed. "He is as beautiful as a weathercock," remarked one of the Town Councillors who wished to gain a reputation for having artistic tastes; "only not quite so useful," he added, fearing lest people should think him unpractical, which he really was not.
"Why can't you be like the Happy Prince?" asked a sensible mother of her little boy who was crying for the moon. "The Happy Prince never dreams of crying for anything."
"I am glad there is some one in the world who is quite happy," muttered a disappointed man as he gazed at the wonderful statue.
"He looks just like an angel," said the Charity Children as they came out of the cathedral in their bright scarlet cloaks and their clean white pinafores.
"How do you know?" said the Mathematical Master, "you have never seen one."
"Ah! but we have, in our dreams," answered the children; and the Mathematical Master frowned and looked very severe, for he did not approve of children dreaming.
One night there flew over the city a little Swallow. His friends had gone away to Egypt six weeks before, but he had stayed behind, for he was in love with the most beautiful Reed. He had met her early in the spring as he was flying down the river after a big yellow moth, and had been so attracted by her slender waist that he had stopped to talk to her.
"Shall I love you?" said the Swallow, who liked to come to the point at once, and the Reed made him a low bow. So he flew round and round her, touching the water with his wings, and making silver ripples. This was his courtship, and it lasted all through the summer.
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module Danger
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  # Results are sent as inline comments.
  #
  # @example Running rails_best_practices
  #
  #          # Runs rails_best_practices on modified and added files in the PR
  #          rails_best_practices.lint
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  # @see  blooper05/danger-rails_best_practices
  # @tags ruby, rails, rails_best_practices, lint
  class DangerRailsBestPractices < Plugin
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    def lint
      files_to_lint = fetch_files_to_lint
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    def run_linter(files_to_lint)
      analyzer = ::RailsBestPractices::Analyzer.new(
        '.', 'silent' => true, 'only' => files_to_lint
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    def fetch_files_to_lint
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    def warn_each_line(lint_errors)
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        message = error.message.capitalize
        file    = error.filename.sub(current_dir, '')
        line    = error.line_number.to_i
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Nikolai Robertovich Erdman (; , Moscow – 10 August 1970) was a Soviet dramatist and screenwriter primarily remembered for his work with Vsevolod Meyerhold in the 1920s. His plays, notably The Suicide (1928), form a link in Russian literary history between the satirical drama of Nikolai Gogol and the post-World War II Theatre of the Absurd.

Early life
Born to parents of Baltic German descent, Erdman was reared in Moscow. His brother Boris Erdman (1899–1960) was a stage designer who introduced him to the literary and theatrical milieu of Moscow. Young Erdman was particularly impressed by the grotesquely satirical poetry of Vladimir Mayakovsky, which seemed to defy all poetical conventions. At the outbreak of the Russian Civil War, he volunteered with the Red Army.

Erdman's first short poem was published in 1919. His longest and most original poetical work was Self-Portrait (1922). As a poet, Erdman aligned himself with the Imaginists, a bohemian movement led by Sergei Yesenin. In 1924, Erdman acted as a "witness for the defense" in the mock Imaginist Process. He also authored a number of witty parodies which were staged in the theatres of Moscow.

Work with Meyerhold
In 1924, Erdman submitted to Meyerhold his first major play, The Mandate. The young playwright cleverly exploited the subject of the subverted wedding to produce a work brimming with tragic absurdity. In his adaptation of the play, Meyerhold chose to emphasise the mannequin-like behaviour of Erdman's characters by introducing the tragic finale which revealed "the total and disastrous loss of identity" on the part of his characters.

Erdman's next collaboration with Meyerhold was The Suicide (1928), "a spectacular mixture of the ridiculous and the sublime", universally recognized as one of the finest plays written during the Soviet period. The play draws on the theme of the faked suicide, which had been introduced into Russian literature by Alexander Sukhovo-Kobylin in The Death of Tarelkin (1869) and was explored by Leo Tolstoy in The Living Corpse (1900).

Erdman's masterpiece had a tortuous production history. Meyerhold's attempts to stage the play were thwarted by Soviet authorities. The Vakhtangov Theatre also failed to overcome censorship difficulties. At last Konstantin Stanislavsky sent a letter to Joseph Stalin, in which he compared Erdman to Gogol and cited Maxim Gorky's enthusiasm for the play. The permission to stage the play was granted, only to be revoked by Lazar Kaganovich's party commission on the very eve of the premiere.

Repression
His career in the theatre effectively stalled, Erdman turned his attention to the cinema. He wrote scripts for several silent films, the most famous being Boris Barnet's The House on Trubnaya. After Stanislavsky's actor Vasily Kachalov thoughtlessly recited Erdman's satirical fables to Stalin during a night party in the Kremlin, their author's fate was sealed. He was arrested when filming his first attempt at a musical, Jolly Fellows, and faced deportation to the town of Yeniseysk in Siberia (1933). The following year he was permitted to move to Tomsk, where was able to secure a job in a local theatre.

Although he was not allowed to appear in Moscow, Erdman would visit the city illegally in the 1930s. During one of such visits, he read to Mikhail Bulgakov the first act of his new play The Hypnotist (never completed). Bulgakov was so impressed by his talent that he petitioned Stalin to sanction Erdman's return to the capital. The petition was ignored, but Erdman's script for the comedy Volga-Volga was awarded the Stalin Prize for 1941.

At the outbreak of World War II, Erdman was in Ryazan with his friend and collaborator Mikhail Volpin, whom he had known since his time with Mayakovsky. As both men had a history as political prisoners, they were unable to enlist in the army in the ordinary fashion. Instead, they had to travel by foot to Tolyatti, a distance of 600 kilometers, in order to enlist in a special unit open to disenfranchised persons and former priests. In 1942, through Lavrentiy Beria's patronage, Erdman obtained a transfer to Moscow for himself and Volpin, and they spent the remainder of the war writing material for the Song and Dance Ensemble at the Central Club of the NKVD.

After the war he remained shut out of theatrical circles. With no other means of livelihood but the cinema, he turned to the most apolitical activity available, contributing scripts for children's films such as Jack Frost and It Was I Who Drew the Little Man, often in collaboration with Mikhail Volpin.

The Thaw
Erdman's perfection of dialogues and compositions was crucial in adapting Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale to the Soviet film screens. The film The Snow Queen was cowritten by director Lev Atamanov and Georgy Grebner(ru). Of all the people in the world influenced by the movie, it would be the Japanese people that would greatly adore the film. , children's literature critic of Japan stated the film adaptation is clear and coherent in context to Andersen's story: "Therefore, the story is much more consistent and clearer than the Andersen version." It would be the acclaimed director, animator Hayao Miyazaki himself who would undoubtedly be influenced by the film and to a general extent Erdman's script. Miyazaki especially was influenced by the episode when Gerda sacrifices her shoes to the river. The subtleties of the script and animation was crucial in keeping high the spirit of the animator needed for his productions in the late 1900s.

Erdman was living in obscurity when in 1964 Yuri Lyubimov invited him to join the newly founded Taganka Theatre. Although Lyubimov and Erdman collaborated on several novel productions, aspiring to revive Meyerhold's traditions, it was not until 1990 that Lyubimov succeeded in producing his stage version of The Suicide.

Erdman's principal work was banned in the Soviet Union until the Perestroika era. Even the comparatively orthodox Moscow Satire Theatre (inaugurated in 1924 with the production of Erdman's review Moscow from the Point of View...) failed to have their version of The Suicide approved by the Soviet censors.

References

Works
N. Erdman. Пьесы. Интермедии. Письма. Документы. Воспоминания современников. Moscow, 1990.
N. Erdman / A. Stepanova, un amour en exil, correspondence 1933–35, adaptation de Lara Suyeux, traduction française Evy Vartazarmian. Triartis Editions, Paris, 2011.

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1900 births
1970 deaths
Writers from Moscow
People from Moskovsky Uyezd
Baltic-German people
20th-century Russian poets
Russian satirists
Russian dramatists and playwrights
Russian male dramatists and playwrights
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20th-century Russian male writers
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August 5, 2016 Wilson Tarpeh JrAlejandro Bedoya, Alhaji Kamara, Alvaro Saborio, Charlie Davies, Chris Rolfe, D.C. United, DC United, Kennedy Igboananike, Lamar Neagle, LLoyd Sam, Nick DeLeon, Patrick Mullins, Patrick Nyarko, Philadelphia Union
The Black-and-Red head into Saturday's game with the Philadelphia looking to improve upon their draw with Montreal at home last week. With the transfer window now closed, D.C. United has the players on it's roster that will finish out the season. Whether they can get on track and make a run for the postseason or not depends heavily on they group of players they've brought in and those that were in house.
The attack has struggled mightily this season outside of a couple of outings, that has put an added pressure on the back line and the routinely heroic Bill Hamid in net. One of the points of emphasis has seemed to be adding more pace the the starting 11, especially in regards to the attack. Last week, D.C. United employed a 4-1-4-1. With the dearth of options out wide and a trio of forwards at their disposal, it makes sense.
Patrick Mullins received his first start last week and scored a goal, he and Alhaji Kamara (hamstring injury) give the Black-and-Red two younger options up top. Alvaro Saborio is still on the roster as well. Both Mullins and Kamara fill those lanes in the box a bit better, giving those players out wide better targets when providing service into the box. One of the issues with the attack, both last year and most of this season has been players not being on the end of those crosses.
It's a good problem, but a problem none the less as the Black-and-Red have to figure out how to get all of those talented players on the wing on the field. A numbers game, there's Lamar Neagle, Patrick Nyarko, Lloyd Sam, Kennedy Igboananike, and possibly Chris Rolfe when he returns. Nick DeLeon has also spent some time this season out wide.
One position that the team may be weak at is defensive midfield, with Marcelo Sarvas suspended for this match, Jared Jeffery will most likely take his place. An injury to Sarvas and/or Jeffery affects D.C. United deeply as they are the only two that truly fit that role on the roster. With moves made to bolster the attack, that position is extremely important. It also means that the two central midfielders playing in front of them, may have to do a better job of helping to defend as well. Definitely a surprise that no move was made to bolster that position.
The defense has been good this season, especially when considering the lack of bite in the attack. More often than not, the Black-and-Red squander quality attacking opportunities and rely on bunkering down to stop their opponents from scoring. They've surrendered 26 goals this season, five teams have surrendered less. The problem is the differential, D.C. United is -6 in that column. That's a huge reason for so many draws, just not enough fire power and production from the attack.
As a counter attacking team, it's imperative that they make the most of their chances. The infusion of pace should help going forward as the wings and outside backs can put pressure on opposing teams.. The onus is on the trio of forwards, can they provide good targets for those services sent into the box and more importantly they must finish those opportunities.
The Black-and-Red weren't the only team to make a few additions prior to the close of the transfer window. They acquired Alejandro Bedoya from Nantes and traded for Charlie Davies, a familiar face to D.C. United fans.
The Union have had a solid season to this point, they are in fourth place in the East with 30 points. While they are a good team at home, they have struggled mightily on the road this season. It's unknown whether Bedoya or Davies will be made available to make their debuts tomorrow.
Trailing the sixth place New England Revolution by three points, it's imperative that D.C. United takes advantage of this home stretch. A couple of consecutive wins would put them from the outside looking in, to in the thick of things in the race for the postseason. Putting even more pressure on this newly constructed attack.
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With AMBER 4.1, we have released a set of carbohydrate parameters contributed by Rob Woods, formerly of the Glycobiology Institute at Oxford and now at the Complex Carbohydrate Research Center at the University of Georgia
Citation: R. J. Woods et al. J. Phys. Chem., vol 99, 3832-3844, (1995)
We also plan to release a set of carbohydrate parameters contributed by Ken Merz at Penn State University.
An older reference to carbohydrate parameters used with AMBER is the following:
S. W. Homans, Biochemistry 29, 9110-9118 (1990).


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Q: When I init greenplum it print [FATAL]:-Errors generated from parallel processes I have 1 centos service as master and 3 centos services as slaves.
when I first set up greenplum, I used the command gpinitsystem -c initsystem_config -s sdw3 ,it show
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Initdb to be used          = /opt/greenplum/bin/initdb
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-GP_LIBRARY_PATH is         = /opt/greenplum/lib
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[WARN]:-Ulimit check               = Warnings generated, see log file <<<<<
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Array host connect type    = Single hostname per node
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Master IP address [1]      = ::1
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Master IP address [2]      = 192.168.0.59
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Master IP address [3]      = fe80::f816:3eff:feee:647f
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Standby Master             = sdw3
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Primary segment #          = 2
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Standby IP address         = ::1
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Standby IP address         = 192.168.0.56
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Standby IP address         = fe80::f816:3eff:fec6:c59
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Total Database segments    = 6
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Trusted shell              = /usr/bin/ssh
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Number segment hosts       = 3
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Mirror port base           = 43000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Replicaton port base       = 34000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Mirror replicaton port base= 44000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Mirror segment #           = 2
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Mirroring config           = ON
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Mirroring type             = Group
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:----------------------------------------
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Greenplum Primary Segment Configuration
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:----------------------------------------
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1/gpseg0    33000   2   0   34000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap2/gpseg1    33001   3   1   34001
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1/gpseg2    33000   4   2   34000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap2/gpseg3    33001   5   3   34001
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1/gpseg4    33000   6   4   34000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap2/gpseg5    33001   7   5   34001
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:---------------------------------------
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Greenplum Mirror Segment Configuration
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:---------------------------------------
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam1/gpseg0    43000   8   0   44000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam2/gpseg1    43001   9   1   44001
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam1/gpseg2    43000   10  2   44000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam2/gpseg3    43001   11  3   44001
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam1/gpseg4    43000   12  4   44000
20160713:12:52:45:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1  /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam2/gpseg5    43001   13  5   44001
Continue with Greenplum creation Yy/Nn>
y
20160713:12:52:50:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Building the Master instance database, please wait...
20160713:12:53:19:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Starting the Master in admin mode
20160713:12:53:29:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Commencing parallel build of primary segment instances
20160713:12:53:29:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Spawning parallel processes    batch [1], please wait...
......
20160713:12:53:30:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Waiting for parallel processes batch [1], please wait...
.
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:------------------------------------------------
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Parallel process exit status
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:------------------------------------------------
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Total processes marked as completed           = 0
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Total processes marked as killed              = 0
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[WARN]:-Total processes marked as failed              = 6 <<<<<
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:------------------------------------------------
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Commencing parallel build of mirror segment instances
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Spawning parallel processes    batch [1], please wait...
......
20160713:12:53:31:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Waiting for parallel processes batch [1], please wait...
.
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:------------------------------------------------
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Parallel process exit status
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:------------------------------------------------
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Total processes marked as completed           = 0
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Total processes marked as killed              = 0
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[WARN]:-Total processes marked as failed              = 6 <<<<<
20160713:12:53:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:------------------------------------------------
20160713:12:53:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[FATAL]:-Errors generated from parallel processes
20160713:12:53:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Dumped contents of status file to the log file
20160713:12:53:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Building composite backout file
20160713:12:53:33:gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[FATAL]:-Failures detected, see log file /home/gpadmin/gpAdminLogs/gpinitsystem_20160713.log for more detail Script Exiting!
20160713:12:53:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[WARN]:-Script has left Greenplum Database in an incomplete state

This is part of log
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function CREATE_QE_ARRAY
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Building primary segment instance array, please wait...
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1 contact established
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.33000.lock found for port=33000
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1 contact established
20160713:12:52:32:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.33001.lock found for port=33001
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2 contact established
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.33000.lock found for port=33000
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2 contact established
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.33001.lock found for port=33001
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3 contact established
20160713:12:52:33:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.33000.lock found for port=33000
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3 contact established
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.33001.lock found for port=33001
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function CREATE_GROUP_MIRROR_ARRAY
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Building group mirror array type , please wait...
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2 contact established
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.43000.lock found for port=43000
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw2 contact established
20160713:12:52:34:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.43001.lock found for port=43001
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3 contact established
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.43000.lock found for port=43000
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw3 contact established
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.43001.lock found for port=43001
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1 contact established
20160713:12:52:35:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.43000.lock found for port=43000
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-sdw1 contact established
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function PING_HOST
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file /tmp/.s.PGSQL.43001.lock found for port=43001
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function POSTGRES_PORT_CHK
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function CREATE_GROUP_MIRROR_ARRAY
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function CREATE_QE_ARRAY
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function CHK_QES
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Checking Master host
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function CHK_DIR
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-End Function CHK_DIR
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function GET_PG_PID_ACTIVE
20160713:12:52:36:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-No socket connection or lock file in /tmp found for port=2345

...

20160713:12:53:30:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function PARALLEL_WAIT
20160713:12:53:30:009290 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][1]:-Processing segment sdw2
20160713:12:53:30:024605 gpinitsystem:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Waiting for parallel processes batch [1], please wait...
20160713:12:53:30:009418 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][2]:-Start Function PROCESS_QE
The program "postgres" is needed by initdb but was either not found in the same directory as "/opt/greenplum/bin/initdb" or failed unexpectedly.
Check your installation; "postgres -V" may have more information.
20160713:12:53:30:009418 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][2]:-Processing segment sdw3
20160713:12:53:30:009564 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][3]:-Start Main
The program "postgres" is needed by initdb but was either not found in the same directory as "/opt/greenplum/bin/initdb" or failed unexpectedly.
Check your installation; "postgres -V" may have more information.
20160713:12:53:30:009564 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][3]:-Command line options passed to utility = ::1~192.168.0.59~fe80::f816:3eff:feee:647f ::1~192.168.0.56~fe80::f816:3eff:fec6:c59
20160713:12:53:30:009754 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][4]:-Start Main
20160713:12:53:30:009754 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][4]:-Command line options passed to utility = ::1~192.168.0.59~fe80::f816:3eff:feee:647f ::1~192.168.0.56~fe80::f816:3eff:fec6:c59
20160713:12:53:30:009564 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][3]:-Start Function PROCESS_QE
20160713:12:53:30:010017 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][5]:-Start Main
20160713:12:53:30:009564 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][3]:-Processing segment sdw1
20160713:12:53:30:009754 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][4]:-Start Function PROCESS_QE
The program "postgres" is needed by initdb but was either not found in the same directory as "/opt/greenplum/bin/initdb" or failed unexpectedly.
Check your installation; "postgres -V" may have more information.
20160713:12:53:30:010017 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][5]:-Command line options passed to utility = ::1~192.168.0.59~fe80::f816:3eff:feee:647f ::1~192.168.0.56~fe80::f816:3eff:fec6:c59
20160713:12:53:30:009754 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][4]:-Processing segment sdw2
cat: /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1/gpseg2.initdb: No such file or directory
20160713:12:53:30:010017 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][5]:-Start Function PROCESS_QE
cat: /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1/gpseg0.initdb: No such file or directory
20160713:12:53:30:010017 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO][5]:-Processing segment sdw3
The program "postgres" is needed by initdb but was either not found in the same directory as "/opt/greenplum/bin/initdb" or failed unexpectedly.
Check your installation; "postgres -V" may have more information.
cat: /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1/gpseg4.initdb: No such file or directory
The program "postgres" is needed by initdb but was either not found in the same directory as "/opt/greenplum/bin/initdb" or failed unexpectedly.
Check your installation; "postgres -V" may have more information.
20160713:12:53:30:009290 gpcreateseg.sh:mdw:gpadmin-[INFO]:-Start Function BACKOUT_COMMAND
The program "postgres" is needed by initdb but was either not found in the same directory as "/opt/greenplum/bin/initdb" or failed unexpectedly.

And this is my initgp_config
# Configuration file needed by the gpinitsystem
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# ################################################

 ARRAY_NAME="Greenplum"

 SEG_PREFIX=gpseg

 PORT_BASE=33000
 declare -a DATA_DIRECTORY=(/home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap1 /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatap2)

 MASTER_HOSTNAME=mdw
 MASTER_DIRECTORY=/home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpmaster
 MASTER_PORT=2345
 TRUSTED_SHELL=/usr/bin/ssh
 CHECK_POINT_SEGMENTS=8
 ENCODING=UNICODE
 MIRROR_PORT_BASE=43000
 REPLICATION_PORT_BASE=34000
 MIRROR_REPLICATION_PORT_BASE=44000
 declare -a MIRROR_DATA_DIRECTORY=(/home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam1 /home/gpadmin/gpdata/gpdatam2)

MACHINE_LIST_FILE=/home/gpadmin/conf/seg_hosts

I tried a lot of times, and fixed some small bugs. But it also can't work. Please help me, thank you.

A: try add id_rsa.pub to authorized_keys:
ie ssh-keygen
then cp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub authorized_keys

taken from here  (line 1~3).

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Peru Negotiates a Free Trade Agreement with Australia
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ACCESO A LOS MERCADOS, acuerdos comerciales, Australia, Comercio de servicios, Comercio Internacional, Exportaciones, exports, international trade, market access, Minería, mining, Perú, tourism, trade agreements, trade in services, Turismo
The two countries have expressed interest in formalizing an agreement in the short term, given the possibilities of opening up other markets through this connection between the two regions.
The ministers of trade of Peru and Australia, Eduardo Ferreyros and Steven Ciobo, met in Lima to start negotiations toward a free trade agreement (FTA) (link in Spanish) between the two countries, which would benefit a large number of products and include high-quality standards.
The agreement would allow preferential access for Peruvian products with great export potential, such as asparagus, artichokes, peppers, canned fish, frozen seafood, shirts and other apparel, stickers, paper boxes, notebooks, oils, dyes, paint, and pipe fittings, among others. Mr. Ferreyros also said that they would seek to reach agreement on "mining-related services and professional services."
The two officials also referred to the postal services agreement that they signed last May during an official visit by the Peruvian minister of trade to Australia, which will strengthen the FTA once it has been formalized and will boost connectivity and tourism between the two countries.
Australians have always shown great interest in negotiating with Peru because they have long recognized its potential as one of the Latin American economies that has experienced most growth in recent years.
Japan and the European Union Sign an Economic Partnership Agreement
Chile and Indonesia Move Toward a Trade Agreement


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The elements of mobile security
Endpoint security All aspects of security that protect information on a physical device
Information protection All aspects of security that protect data that is on or leaving an enterprise device; includes end-to-end encryption, accidental data leakage and data controls
Identity protection All aspects of security that protect a user's identity; includes control measures such as conditional access and multi-factor authentication
Application protection All aspects of security that help protect users and devices from rogue applications
Threat protection All aspects of security involved in alerting users to potential risks on their devices; can protect users by blocking access to corporate resources when a risk is identified
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Author: Austin Breathnach
Securing and protecting enterprise data, especially in a mobile world, is a complex problem that can be easily solved. Organizations can enable greater use of mobile devices while keeping mission-critical data, applications and systems secure and protected.
Here's a case study to suggest new ways your organization can implement mobile security and protection. It follows a fictional user through various scenarios and examines how organizations can address identity protection, information protection, application protection and threat resistance (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Components of mobile security
Meet Bobby
Bobby has just started a new job, and his company has given him an iPhone, a Windows 10 laptop (with Office 365 for email) and an Android tablet. After being assigned a corporate username, Bobby has also set his password and enrolled his devices as part of the company's onboarding process.
As part of his enrollment, Bobby enters a security passcode for each device. These passcodes, set by his company, help secure the devices by ensuring that unauthorized users cannot gain access to either his devices or corporate data. To further protect Bobby's device data, his company enforces native encryption by pushing down mobile device management (MDM) security policies.
How mobile device management works
"Data at rest" protection is achieved by pushing policies through the MDM provider. For Apple devices, encryption is enabled by default on iOS when a personal identification number (PIN) is set. Android devices, due to the large range of products, all with different security policies, need to be reviewed before approval. To achieve enterprise-grade protection with Windows 10, encryption should be enabled using BitLocker and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) configured in alignment with the BitLocker configuration settings.
When creating a device PIN, for greater security, consider using eight-digit codes that include both letters and numbers. Fingerprint and facial-recognition authentication are now becoming standard for enterprise authentication. They can also be part of a multi-factor authentication program, following conditional access rules set by your mobile services provider.
Even with all this protection, sophisticated threats may still get in. To protect against this, install threat-protection software with a monitored service on all devices. If and when an attack is detected, this software will allow you to identify, alert and automatically lock down corporate devices.
Use case: Identity protection
During enrollment, Bobby sets up email on his devices and is asked to download his assigned applications. Once these are installed, Bobby launches his email application and signs in with his corporate credentials. Instantly, Bobby has access to all the corporate resources he requires.
To ensure that only Bobby can use his devices to gain access to enterprise data, Bobby's company uses an identity manager. His company can set up conditional access rules to further help protect its data.
Access rules can help define the company's perimeter, allowing access only to devices on a corporate network, or allowing only specific types of devices to connect.
What's more, if Bobby's company detects suspicious activity on his account, it can revoke access at any time. The company can also integrate on-premises federation tools using Security Assertion Markup Language or SAML (an XML framework for authentication), or certificate-based logins for enterprise-level access to its on-premises applications.
A few weeks after joining the company, Bobby is asked to travel overseas for training. During his trip, Bobby loses a bag that contains his Windows 10 laptop. He reports the loss to IT, which immediately sends a wipe command to Bobby's device,
removing corporate data.
Bobby then uses his iPhone to check email. After entering his username and password, Bobby is prompted for a second authentication code rather than being logged right in. That's because Bobby's company has set multi-factor authentication for uncommon login situations, which includes Bobby's signing in from a different country.
A code is sent to Bobby's phone and, after entering it, Bobby is up and running with very little hassle.
How identity protection works
Identity management helps your organization provide application provisioning, self-service catalog, conditional access controls and single sign-on (SSO) for software as a service (SaaS), web, cloud and native mobile applications. It provides all users a single identity for their resources, with controls to allow the organization to monitor and revoke access as required. One important security feature consists of temporary admin accounts with expiration dates. This lets the company terminate an employee's device access after they leave the company.
To further protect corporate data, multi-factor authentication and conditional access should be set up for all users. This involves a careful balancing act. On the one hand, you need to protect your data. But on the other, you don't want to hinder users.
Most companies will still use on-premises federation to integrate with Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) for authentication. When considering authentication methods, examine whether to use emerging technologies, such as Microsoft's Azure Active Directory Pass-through Authentication, which can be configured to let users sign in to both on-premises and cloud-based applications with the same passwords.
Use case: Information protection
Next, Bobby wants to ask his manager for a clarification regarding a possible new contract. He copies text from the contract, but before he can email it to his manager, Bobby gets distracted and steps away from his desk. On his return, he checks
his personal Twitter account and, by mistake, tries to paste content into his feed, forgetting that he had previously copied a section of the contract. Now Bobby is presented with this message:
Realizing his mistake, Bobby clicks "Cancel" and returns to his application.
How mobile application management works
Mobile application management (MAM) and Windows information policies set by your administrator can help prevent accidental data leakage by employees. To do this, your administrator will first need to identify which applications are trusted for work and which are for personal use only. The administrator will then set and enforce policies to prevent any accidental interaction between the two.
MAM access control policies can also protect against accidental data leakage. They do this by segregating corporate and personal resources, and enforcing rules that prohibit interaction between them.
MAM policies can also be effective for "bring your own device" (BYOD) implementations, segregating corporate and personal data on users' personal devices. For example, Google Android allows this.
Next, Bobby pastes the contract content into an email. During Bobby's training, he learned how he can protect his company by classifying his email and applying data protection (encryption) if necessary. Bobby looks at his options and classifies the document as "General":
As the email contains sensitive information, it triggers a policy that prompts Bobby to change the label to "Confidential," which he does.
Next, Bobby enters his manager's email address, but mistypes it. His email app automatically detects the personal email account of a friend with similar name. Because the message has already been marked "Confidential," Bobby is presented with a new message:
Bobby corrects his typing error and this time sends the confidential email to the correct email address.
Since Bobby's organization had configured policies to help users classify and protect sensitive information, if one of these prompts had been ignored, the transaction would have been logged in Azure, where administrators could have reviewed the record and, if necessary, taken action.
How classification and encryption work
Information protection helps classify, label and protect documents and emails. Built-in functionality helps protect company data by guiding the user to correctly classify and protect sensitive information. The protection remains a part of the content, regardless of where it lives during its life cycle. This provides greater control over corporate data by enabling administrators to track where data resides, govern who can access the content, and even revoke data if they believe it's being accessed by an unauthorized user.
Protecting your information at the file level is a real enabler for companies. Not only can they comply with regulations concerning data control, but they can also safely collaborate with external partners and users. For example, companies can send encrypted email from Mobile Outlook to third-party mail providers such as Gmail, safe in the knowledge that the user will be able to view the content easily, but control stays with the sender. The user can download the content to their local storage or to a USB drive, but the file still maintains its encryption and information protection access controls, allowing the sender to revoke the file at any time, regardless of where it lives.
Use case: Application protection
A few months later, Bobby has taken on new responsibilities and requires access to a broader range of applications. When Bobby logs into his device now, he sees many more apps than he did before. And because his company has configured SSO, Bobby can launch these applications and get instant access to the content.
Bobby can also copy and paste among his corporate applications, increasing his productivity. A safety feature prevents him from mistakenly copying to non-corporate applications.
How application protection works
Cloud Application Security (CAS) and Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) can be used to whitelist web and device applications, respectively.
CAS allows for real-time analysis of applications, giving administrators the power to act before harm can be done, and can detect non-sanctioned use of SaaS applications. It can also monitor and control data in the cloud, providing visibility and enforcing data-loss protection policies. Finally, CAS can detect anomalous uses and security incidents, use behavioral analytics and advanced investigation tools to mitigate risk, and set policies and alerts to achieve maximum control over cloud-oriented traffic.
WDAC can prevent users from installing unapproved apps. MAM/Windows Information Protection (WIP) policies help further protect apps and associated data.
Use case: Threat resistance
One evening Bobby brings his corporate devices home, and his young daughter asks whether she can watch YouTube on the Windows 10 laptop. Bobby unlocks the device, launches the browser and goes to YouTube. Later, when Bobby comes back to check on his daughter's progress, he sees a message saying that she does not have permission to download a certain application. Bobby's child had clicked on a link to download an application, but was unable to do so because of application control polices configured by Bobby's company.
In the meantime, Bobby hands his child his iPhone to watch the video while he looks at what the child has done. Later, when Bobby picks up his Apple device, he sees a threat protection alert notifying him that an application on his device is not safe, and that he needs to remove the app before he can regain access to his corporate data.
Threat protection can detect a bad app and immediately prohibit all traffic (blackholing) from the rogue app, simultaneously notifying the mobile endpoint security console administrator.
On another evening, Bobby's home network is down, so he visits an internet café. He sees that two connections are listed: "Café Wi-Fi" and "Café de Wi-Fi." One is legitimate, but the other is a malicious signal set up by a hacker with the intent of capturing user credentials, keystrokes, data transfers and other sensitive data — all without the user's knowledge.
Bobby receives an alert from his threat protection service notifying him of the unsafe network and recommending that he disconnect from the service. This happens before any of Bobby's user information can be compromised.
Still later, Bobby receives what appears to be an email message from PayPal. But when he clicks on an embedded link in the message, it tries to connect him to a rogue service. Threat protection alerts Bobby, blocks his access to the site and alerts the network administrator of the threat.
How threat resistance works
To stay safe, users need secure identities and measures that protect their devices from being compromised. This is especially important as attacks grow more sophisticated, with hackers using applications, web browsers, WiFi networks and more to illegally gain access to device data.
MAM/WIP polices can protect from user error; information protection can protect data at its source; and identity management can protect identities. But without the additional security of threat protection, all these efforts can be in vain.
Windows Defender is a native antivirus option built into Windows 10. Allowing it to send data to the Microsoft cloud further enhances security. It empowers Microsoft to view potential threats on your organization's devices and to compare them against a database of known threat signatures.
On iOS and Android devices, organizations should use mobile endpoint threat-protection software. This will protect against risks based on apps, networks and devices. A user whose device supports threat protection will be alerted of any malicious compromise. While threat protection doesn't replace an encryption service, it does help to ensure the integrity of those related services.
Other tools — such as managed browsers, Windows Defender application control and intrusion detection — can help lock down devices and block access to non-approved resources.
How DXC can help
DXC Technology offers a wide range of mature offerings to help your organization secure its mobile devices, vital data and mission-critical systems. DXC's Workplace and Mobility professionals worldwide offer vendor-agnostic advice, integration services, and around-the-clock management and monitoring.
Your organization can turn to DXC's mobility security for help with threat protection, information protection, multi-factor authentication, identity management, device encryption, VPNs, cloud access security and much more.
Learn how DXC can help you secure your mobile devices and data today at
www.dxc.technology/workplace_and_mobility.
Austin Breathnach is a practice architect in the Mobility and Workplace practice of DXC Technology, specializing in all aspects of mobile security. He is also a member of the DXC Mobility Enterprise Services (MES) product team. Austin joined DXC (then HPE) after college, starting in software management as an application packager. In 2014, he joined the company's Mobility and Workplace product team, helping to develop the first capability around mobile device management and becoming the practice lead architect for the offering.


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import javax.ws.rs.NotFoundException;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response.Status;
import javax.ws.rs.ext.ExceptionMapper;
import javax.ws.rs.ext.Provider;

@Provider
public class CustomNotFoundException extends NotFoundException implements ExceptionMapper<NotFoundException> {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 8895117563927638614L;

    public CustomNotFoundException() {
        super();
    }

    public CustomNotFoundException(Response response, Throwable cause) {
        super(response, cause);
    }

    public CustomNotFoundException(Response response) {
        super(response);
    }

    public CustomNotFoundException(String message, Response response, Throwable cause) {
        super(message, response, cause);
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    public CustomNotFoundException(String message, Response response) {
        super(message, response);
    }

    public CustomNotFoundException(String message, Throwable cause) {
        super(message, cause);
    }

    public CustomNotFoundException(String message) {
        super(message);
    }

    public CustomNotFoundException(Throwable cause) {
        super(cause);
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    @Override
    public Response toResponse(NotFoundException exception) {
        return Response.status(Status.NOT_FOUND)
                       .entity(new ApplicationError(exception.getMessage(), Status.NOT_FOUND.getStatusCode()))
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}


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Q: Postman - Parse JSON response and set variables from values of properties This may be a quick one for experienced developers. I am looking to parse the JSON response below via Postman for specific values of named properties. Here is an example response:
[
  {
    "SubscriptionQty": "1.0",
    "ProductName": "Product A",
    "ProductId": "12345",
    "AccountName": "Customer A",
    "AccountId": "66723",
    "ProductID": "7JQ-00341",
    "Message": "successful"
  },
  {
    "SubscriptionQty": "10.0",
    "ProductName": "Product A",
    "ProductId": "12345",
    "AccountName": "Customer B",
    "AccountId": "66746",
    "ProductID": "7JQ-00341",
    "Message": "successful"
  }
]

What would be the best approach to parse the response as it will change over time?
Would it be possible via Postman to take the values for (SubscriptionQty, ProductId, and AccountId) for each Account, set them as env variables (Ex: customer_1_SubscriptionQty, customer_1_ProductId, customer_1_AccountId, next level down (customer_2_SubscriptionQty, customer_2_ProductId, customer_2_AccountId, etc) and then use those variables in another API call to post the data I require for each customer?
In the end, I am looking for a sound method to take the data for each property found, set it as defined variables for that customer and then take those values to utilize them in a second API call to post data for another piece of software. If I need to break this down further I am happy to. Just looking for the best possible method to approach this and Postman seemed to be appropriate with the options for env. variables and collection runner. Appreciate any and all assistance!


Welcome to my Inotia 4 Black Knight Build! This class is meant to be at the front lines of battle as a tank and damage dealer. Can absorb enemy HP and summon swords that take the aggro off of you. Check out the Inotia 4 Guide Wiki for all you need to succeed!
STR will increase damage for your most used skill and regular attacks. INT will also increase damage for 2 attack skills and normal damage .1 more than STR. VIT raises the strength of a skill that reduces a group of enemies attack speed and causes you to get the aggro. For the most overall damage STR is best for being in almost all skills.
This class is intended to use a one-handed weapon and a shield. Daggers are the best one-handed weapon. Because of their speed they have a higher DPS than any other weapon.
Impassivity Blade - Dagger found at the very first Fusion Machine. You won't get to use a better one-handed weapon until level 34.
Unless you plan on using leather for the critical bonus which is good for increasing damage when grinding on areas your probably going to use Plate the most.
Dark Strike – Does damage and increases damage done. Also summon a sword to fight with you. Most used skill.
Demon's Shield – Increases shield defense chance and Mana regeneration.
Improved Defense (P) - Increases defense and evasion.


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CMSAF James A. Cody: 'We will temporarily delay implementation of the reenlistment and promotion policy until 1 Jan 2017'
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The term Enlisted Professional Military Education (EPME) is a general term used by all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces to describe the formal system of education each branch provides to its enlisted personnel.
EPME is distinct from the technical training service members receive for their Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC), or Navy Rating.
The 17th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James A. Cody shared on Facebook:
'A year ago we continued our transition to a blended learning EPME model by enrolling the first group of Airmen into Course 15, the Distance Learning portion of NCO Academy. At the same time we implemented a new policy that stated Airmen would become ineligible for promotion and re-enlistment if they did not complete the course within a year. That deadline is fast approaching, and as we communicate with Airmen, we're recognizing that we need more time to validate notification and acknowledgment procedure and ensure test centers have the time and capacity to meet the requirements.
Therefore, we will temporarily delay implementation of the reenlistment and promotion policy until 1 Jan 2017.
It's still a 12-month course, and we expect Airmen to complete it in that time unless they receive an approved extension...which commanders can recommend. We do firmly believe in our EPME; it is critical to our development as leaders in the profession of Arms. But we also recognize we need to get this right as we transition, and we will... '
An airman is a member of the air component of a nation's armed service. In the United States Air Force, it can also refer to a specific enlisted rank. More informally, it can refer to any member of an air force, or to any pilot, aviator, or aircrewman, military or civilian, male or female. The equivalent in the British Royal Air Force and some other Commonwealth countries is aircraftman/woman.
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Last-known lynching in Indiana included in National Memorial for Peace and Justice
Dawn Mitchell Maureen C. Gilmer
Indiana has its own shameful moment in history memorialized in The National Memorial for Peace and Justice and the Legacy Museum, which opened Thursday in Montgomery, Ala.
The lynching memorial is dedicated to the legacy of enslaved black people who were terrorized by lynching, segregation and violence. According to the Equal Justice Initiative, more than 4,400 African-American men, women and children were hanged, burned alive, shot, drowned and beaten to death by white mobs between 1877 and 1950.
A photograph depicting a lynching in Marion, Ind., in 1930 — believed to be the last lynching in Indiana — is part of the museum exhibit.
That photo, taken by Lawrence Beitler on Aug 7, 1930, shows a crowd of smiling white faces looking at the photographer's camera as two black men, clothes ripped and tattered, hang lifeless from a tree. What you don't see is a beaten and frightened James Cameron sitting under the hanging men — awaiting his fate from the mob.
The photo would later be sold as a postcard.
Thomas Shipp, Abram Smith and James Cameron were teenagers pitching horseshoes on a street corner in Marion when they decided to go for a ride. Cameron later said Shipp and Smith told him they planned to rob someone.
When they approached a car with two white people, Cameron said he recognized the man, Claude Deeter, 23, as a regular customer of his shoeshine stand. He said he told his friends he wanted no part in a robbery.
As he ran away, he said he heard three shots.
Deeter was shot to death; his female companion later said she was raped.
Within hours of the shooting, the three teens were arrested and taken to the Grant County Jail. A mob soon congregated outside the jail. There would be no trial.
Shipp, 18, was dragged from his cell first. He was beaten, stabbed and hanged from a rope pulled through the bars of a jail window. Then the mob went for Smith, 19, dragging him to the courthouse square and hanging him from a maple tree. The mob wrapped Shipp's body in a Ku Klux Klan robe and hoisted it into the tree next to Smith.
From the Montgomery Advertiser: Legacy of Lynching: America's shameful history of racial terror.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer: Six blacks lynched near Cincinnati among 4,400 named at a new memorial
Then the mob went for 16-year-old Cameron. As a rope was placed around the teen's neck, officials convinced the mob they had the wrong man. "I just think God answers prayers," Cameron would say years later.
Cameron served four years in prison after being convicted as an accessory to voluntary manslaughter. In 1991, he began petitioning for a pardon, which he received from then-Gov. Evan Bayh in 1993.
No charges were ever brought against any members of the lynch mob.
Cameron authored a book about his experience titled, "A Time of Terror."
He founded America's Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee, which opened in 1994. He died in 2006 at age 92.
Jack Heller, associate professor of English at Huntington University, teaches a course on minority literature at the college, just 25 miles north of Marion. He has met with representatives of the Equal Justice Initiative during two civil rights tours of Alabama with university students.
In a letter to the editor published in IndyStar earlier this month, he said he has been unable to persuade Grant County Commissioners to assist the EJI in its goal of collecting soil from the sites for each victim of lynching, placing a historical marker at each site, and laying a memorial stone in each county where a lynching occurred.
"Frankly, I'd almost go and dig a hole myself (at the Marion site) if no one else will," he said by phone Thursday, expressing his frustration after he said repeated emails to the commissioners have gone unanswered.
The president of the Grant County Commissioners did not return a phone call from IndyStar on Thursday.
"There may be a difference in scale between lynchings in the U.S. and other sorts of genocide," Heller said, "but the terrorism that was behind killing one, two, three or more people was all it took to instill fear for decades. I think it's important to own up to that."
There is no public marker at the site of the lynchings in Marion. Despite approval in 2003 of a plaque within the courthouse dedicated to the victims of the lynching, the families of Shipp and Smith declined the gesture.
Retro Indy:KKK in Indiana and their leader D.C. Stephenson
Grant County historian Bill Munn, 71, said it's only been in the past 20 years that people in Marion have begun to talk more openly about the lynchings. A former history teacher at Marion High School, he weaved the topic into his lessons over the years. James Cameron himself also spoke about it during school appearances.
"It was a traumautic event, really," Munn said. "It was terrorism, as all lynchings are. And when it happens in your hometown, it doesn't go away."
For decades, he said, "it was a forbidden topic in both the black and white community."
A reconciliation event in 2003 may have begun the healing. County officials and ministers publicly apologized on the courthouse steps for the breakdown of law and order that allowed the lynchings to happen. Families of the slain men attended the reconciliation, Munn said.
The news that Marion's troubled past is part of the Alabama memorial likely will be met with mixed reaction in the county, Munn said.
"There are elements in the community that just don't want it worked through, there are significant elements that feel it has been worked through, and there are some who feel that not enough has been done."
Set on a 6-acre site, the memorial uses sculpture, art and design to put racial terror into context. A 16-minute walk from the memorial is the related Legacy Museum, built on the site of a former warehouse where African-Americans were imprisoned.
By 1860, Montgomery was the capital of the domestic slave trade in Alabama, one of the two largest slave-owning states in America.
"Our nation's history of racial injustice casts a shadow across the American landscape," EJI Director Bryan Stevenson writes on the memorial's website. "This shadow cannot be lifted until we shine the light of truth on the destructive violence that shaped our nation, traumatized people of color, and compromised our commitment to the rule of law and to equal justice."
Lynchings in Indiana
1871: George Johnson, Charles Davis, Squire Taylor, Clark County — lynched by a mob after being accused of the murder of the Park family.
1875: William Keemer, Greenfield — lynched by a mob after being accused of raping a pregnant woman.
1878: Jim Good, Ed Warren, William Chambers, Mt. Vernon — lynched by a mob after being accused of raping white prostitutes. Dan Harris Sr. was lynched for allegedly killing deputy sheriff Thomas in the melee.
1886: Holly Epps, Vincennes — lynched by a mob after being accused of murdering James Dobson in his sleep.
1900: John Rolla, Jim (Thomas) Henderson and Bud Rowland, Rockport, Spencer County — lynched by a mob after being accused of the murder of Hallie Simons.
1901: George Ward, Terre Haute — lynched by a mob after the murder of Ida Finkelstein. Ward was hung from a bridge over the Wabash River, then his body was set on fire.
1930: Thomas Shipp, Abram Smith, Marion in Grant County — lynched by a mob after being accused of the murder of Claude Deeter and the rape of his girlfriend.
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This listing is courtesy of Spectrum Realty.
PRICED TO SELL, this well maintained Girard Estate Twin Home sits on the corner of one of the nicest streets in Girard Estate. With 3 Bedrooms and 2.5 Baths, you can move right in. The 1st Flr has a spacious Living Room and separate Dining Room as well as a Foyer and roomy coat closet. The large Eat-in Kitchen has cabinets and custom French Doors that open up to a very large Patio (partial new cement poured 5 yrs ago). The turned staircase leads up to the 2nd Flr, down to the lower level, and exits through the side entrance to the fenced in side yard. The large, Master Bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, double closets and plenty of room for a sitting area or computer desk. There are double closets in both of the other bedrooms as well. The unique separate side entrance has its own entry to the lower level which is currently being used as a Home Office and has a powder room. The laundry room with a double basin sink is located in the front of the lower level in a separate large storage area with its own electric baseboard heat. Along with the extra large open Front Porch, Side Yard, and elevated Rear Patio, the White Stucco and White Stone exterior give this home its character and notability.
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