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The Winery Dogs at the Soiled Dove, 10-14-13 (photos, review)
By Alan Cox Oct 15, 2013, 7:49 am
Drums. Bass. Guitar. They are the essentials of rock and roll. And with the right musicians in control, you don't need anything more.
Such was the case Monday night at the Soiled Dove when the power trio of Mike Portnoy, Billy Sheehan and Richie Kotzen — the Winery Dogs — plowed through every track from their debut album. After a busy, somewhat dissonant opening set from Atlanta's the Sixxis, the three took the stage and launched into an adrenalized version of "Elevate" that instantly locked and loaded the crowd for the rest of the night.
In his constant quest to prove that the guy behind the kit can be as interesting as the guy at the microphone, Mike Portnoy approached the drums like a lead instrument, inserting stick spins, finger points, spitting and punches to his head into his precise assault and battery of an uncharacteristically small set. Formerly the drummer of progressive metal titans Dream Theater, Portnoy has branched out beyond the technical epics and played with a variety of other bands, including Adrenaline Mob, Neal Morse and Flying Colors. But as his face showed all night that it's the Winery Dogs he's most excited about right now.
And rightly so, as the chemistry between him and bass icon Billy Sheehan (formerly with Steve Vai, David Lee Roth, Talas and Mr. Big), was constantly on display. Sheehan rumbled and wailed on the bass, slappin' and tappin' it from a wide variety of angles with a frantic finger workout reminiscent of Eddie Van Halen's "Eruption." His background vocals were surprisingly strong, as well.
The vocal performances of the night, however, belonged to Richie Kotzen, who summoned the spirits of Chris Cornell, Prince and David Coverdale throughout the set with a soulful, bluesy tone that was loose but never out of place. Kotzen buzzed and whined the entire set's guitar riffs and solos without ever using a pick, donned an acoustic guitar for a captivating version of "Doin' What the Devils Says to Do" and even manned a Rhodes electric piano for one of the show's more laid back moments.
Despite this being their first tour, the classic rock tinged Winery Dogs come off as if they've been playing together for years. Each member's monstrous musicianship was unapologetically on display in featured solo spots throughout the set. Was it at times over the top? Without question, but the circus act was put on by such a talented troupe of performers that the audience was thrilled to hear the spectacle.
The set ebbed and flowed nicely, with high-octane tracks like "We Are One," "Not Hopeless" and "Six Feet Under" contrasted by the bluesy feel of "The Dying," the ballady tone of "Damaged" and the gospel flavored refrains of "Regret."
The fact that they played every song off their debut with no sense of filler is testimony to the band's writing strength. The fact that they could convincingly pull off an encore of Elvin Bishop's "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" is evidence of the band's live abilities.
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In Star Trek canon, IDIC is a Vulcan philosophy and also a prestigious Vulcan award of merit. The phrase in Vulcan is Kol-Ut-Shan. "The glory of creation is in its infinite diversity." "And the ways our differences combine to create meaning and beauty.
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A new report from UK Major Ports Group (UKMPG) has established what most container truckers and their customers know from everyday experience: that vast amounts of time are lost due to road congestion.
A Strategic Freight Network for the UK report by industry consultant MDS Transmodal found that an astonishing 50,000 HGV hours a day are wasted, amounting to 19m a year.
And combined, road and rail congestion costs the UK's economy some £539m every year.
In addition, capacity limitations in the rail network prevent some 3m tonnes a year of transferring to rail.
However, the report also found that much of the congestion that impacts UK hinterland supply chains could be relatively easily remedied, particularly if policy makers adopted a "freight-first" approach.
"Prioritising improvement on just 2.4% of England's road network and key routes in Scotland and Wales, together with just seven out of around 1,000 major junctions on the rail network, would transform our freight network and unlock value to the UK economy which would by far outstrip the cost of investment," it says, adding that such investment could "unlock" some £14,bn in economic value over a 60-year period.
Tim Morris, chief executive of UKMPG, said: "We have long suspected the significant impact that congestion in our freight network has on UK productivity, but this report exposes the major extent of this.
"And the potential identified is just in terms of freight industry value; the value to manufacturers, retailers and other industries for their own businesses will add substantial to this benefit. We need a new 'freight first' approach to ensure that Britain can live up to its true potential.
"Leaking money because of avoidable congestion is an own goal. As this report shows, some smart, targeted prioritisation could exponentially improve our freight network at this crucial moment for our country," he added.


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Man accused of throwing 5-year-old boy over Mall of America balcony was 'looking for someone to kill'
The boy was standing outside of the Rainforest Cafe restaurant at the mall with his mom when a stranger threw him to a nearly 40-foot fall.
Man accused of throwing 5-year-old boy over Mall of America balcony was 'looking for someone to kill' The boy was standing outside of the Rainforest Cafe restaurant at the mall with his mom when a stranger threw him to a nearly 40-foot fall. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/04/16/mall-america-tragedy-suspect-aimed-kill-boy-rainforest-cafe/3482338002/
Ashley May, USA TODAY Published 9:56 a.m. ET April 16, 2019
A 24-year-old man was arrested Friday in an incident in which a 5-year-old child may have been pushed or thrown from a balcony at the Mall of America, police said. (April 12) AP
A 5-year-old boy was standing outside of the Rainforest Cafe restaurant at Mall of America with his mom when a stranger "looking for someone to kill" threw him off of a third-floor balcony, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday.
The boy fell nearly 40 feet after the Friday attack, and suffered head trauma and multiple broken bones. He is fighting for his life at a Minneapolis hospital.
"His condition has very little change at this point, but we are hoping to get some good news back from some upcoming tests," family friend Noah Hanneman shared in an update posted to a GoFundMe page Monday night.
The fundraising page set up for the family, which is requesting privacy, has raised more than $670,000 as of Tuesday morning.
"He is the sweetest, kindest 5-year-old you will ever meet," Hanneman said.
Emmanuel Aranda, 24, of Minneapolis, is charged with attempted premeditated first-degree murder. He said he was angry after being rejected by women at the mall and was "looking for someone to kill," the complaint said.
Bloomington police Chief Jeffrey Potts described the scene as "gut-wrenching."
More: Boy thrown nearly 40-feet from Mall of America balcony is a 'strong survivor'
This undated photo provided by the Bloomington, Minn., Police Department, shows Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda, who was arrested in connection with an incident at the Mall of America where a 5-year-old boy plummeted three floors after being pushed or thrown from a balcony. (Photo: Bloomington Police Department via AP)
Aranda had been banned from the mall – but the ban was not in effect at the time of the incident. He has a history of misdemeanor convictions; some cases were handled through a mental health court, Potts said.
He was arrested at the mall in 2015 and faced three charges after he threw an object off the mall's third level and became uncooperative with police, Potts said.
Monday's complaint said Aranda had become aggressive after "coming to the mall for several years and had made efforts to talk to women in the mall, but had been rejected."
He said he had come to the mall a day earlier looking to kill someone, but it didn't "work out." Aranda said he planned to kill an adult but then changed his mind and grabbed the boy.
More: An apparent stranger threw a 5-year-old boy nearly 40 feet from a mall balcony, police say
Contributing: Joel Shannon, USA TODAY; The Associated Press. Follow Ashley May on Twitter: @AshleyMayTweets
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Swans are carried to be released after being weighed, documented and measured during the annual Swan Upping Census on the River Thames at Staines, west of London on July 15, 2019. Swan Upping is the annual census of the swan population on stretches of the River Thames and dates from the twelfth century when the Queen claimed ownership of all mute swans and is overseen by the Queen's Marker. The census takes place over five days on the third week of July every year. Tolga Akmen, AFP/Getty Images
A girl disguised as St. Fermin takes part in the 'encierro' called 'Villavesa' in the morning after Sanfermines festivities in downtown Pamplona, northern Spain, July 15, 2019. Inaki Porto, EPA-EFE
Zapata CEO Franky Zapata flies a jet-powered hoverboard or "Flyboard" over the old harbour as part of Bastille Day celebrations in Marseille France on July 14, 2019. Boris Horvat, AFP/Getty Images
An Army carry team moves a transfer case containing the remains of Sgt. Maj. James G. Sartor at Dover Air Force Base, Del., on July 15, 2018. According to the Department of Defense, Sartor, 40, of Teague, Texas, died July 13, 2019, in Faryab province, Afghanistan, of injuries sustained from enemy small arms fire. Steve Ruark, AP
Revellers raise red scarves and candles as they sing the song 'Pobre de Mi', marking the end of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain on July 15, 2019. Jaime Reina, AFP/Getty Images
People sit on the Belvedere d'Auriac motorway rest area as they wait for the fireworks over the city of Carcassonne, southern France, during the celebration of the Bastille Day on July 14, 2019. Eric Cabanis, AFP/Getty Images
Demonstrators from the "Extinction Rebellion" climate environmental activist group, protest outside of The Royal Courts of Justice on The Strand in central London in London on July 15, 2019. Niklas Halle'n, AFP/Getty Images
A motorist drives past a destroyed house after a large earthquake that hit Surigao City, in southern island of Mindanao on July 15, 2019. Erwin Mascarinas, AFP/Getty Images
A lineman works on the electricity power transmission line in Ampang in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur on July 15, 2019. Mohd Rasfan, AFP/Getty Images
Villagers travel on a boat in the flood affected Jhargaon village in Morigaon district of India's Assam state on July 15, 2019. Biju Boro, AFP/Getty Images
China's Banding Niu and China's Juntao Lian compete with their buggy during the nineth stage of the Silk Way Rally 2019 from Alashan to Jiayuguan on July 15, 2019. Damien Meyer, AFP/Getty Images
Emergency personnel move part of a wing and other airplane wreckage retrieved from the crash site at Ume river outside Umea, Sweden, on July 15, 2019. A Gipps Aero Airvan aircraft with nine parajumpers on board crashed July 14 with no survivors. Erik Abel, AP
Squatters set a barricade on fire outside a former occupied school in Via Cardinal Domenico Capranica in Primavalle Rome, Italy, July 15, 2019. Massimo Percossi, EPA-EFE
A woman walks through flood water at a village near the Kyauk Taw township area in Western Myanmar, July 15, 2019. Nyunt Win, EPA-EFE
People flee the areas affected by monsoon rains, in Neelum Valley, Kashmir, July 15, 2019. At least 22 people were killed, five injured, and 150 houses damaged in floods following heavy rain. Amiruddin Mughal, EPA-EFE
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, patron of 'The Big Lunch' talks to members of a steel band during the tenth anniversary celebration of the initiative at the Eden Project during an official visit to Devon & Cornwall on July 15, 2019 in St Blazey, United Kingdom. WPA Pool, Getty Images
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In a jobcentre in Kennington, London, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Amber Rudd gave a speech which outlined her approach to Universal Credit. While she announced a range of measures - some of which were reiterations of announcements made by previous Secretary of State Esther McVey - in the High Court, a judgement was made which could have profound implications for in-work claimants of Universal Credit.
In her speech. Amber Rudd repeated the intention to run a pilot of 10,000 managed migrations to Universal Credit before going to scale in 2020. It is still planned to complete the managed migration process by 2023. These were measures that had been previously announced in October by Esther McVey – the only surprise being that they have been represented to the media as new. What has changed from the original announcement is the intention to change the current regulations, removing the powers of the government to embark on a wholesale migration whilst allowing it to conduct the pilot and to block ESA claimants receiving Severe Disability Premium from being naturally migrated to UC. She also announced that she would look to develop the use of Alternative Payment Arrangements and to have the Universal Credit payment go to the main carer and to encourage the use of the Flexible Support Fund to help with upfront childcare costs. The two child limit is also to be partially rolled back in that it will no longer be applied to children born before April 2017 – but it will still be applied to children born after that date.
On the same day as Rudd's announcement, the High Court passed judgement, in respect of 'in-work' claimants, in that their entitlement to Universal Credit should be based not on when they receive their pay but on the period the pay covers. One of the anomalies of the Universal Credit System is that if two pay packets fall in the same assessment period (for example, if someone is paid early because of a Bank Holiday, it can mean that they receive no Universal Credit for that month and lose the benefit of the in work allowance when they receive no pay packet in the following month. This judgement would also affect those who lose out because they are paid weekly rather than monthly. It is yet to be seen if the DWP will appeal this judgement, but if they do not, or they lose a subsequent appeal, the Universal Credit assessment process will need significant change.
"Ms Rudd's speech did not announce any change of heart in respect of managed migration, reiterating the intention for a pilot starting in July 2019 that had been announced back in October. What is new and very welcome, is the willingness of the Secretary of State to look at improving Alternative Payment Arrangements and for payments to go to the main carer. Also welcome is help with upfront costs for childcare that are only paid in arrears in Universal Credit, which causes great difficulty for those trying to set up child care. It is disappointing that the two child limit has not been totally scrapped.


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Pence Said Pfizer Vaccine Distribution Was Going 'Strong.' States Are Calling Bullshit.
Governors' offices across the country were fuming as Vice President Mike Pence sat for his COVID-19 vaccine shot on Friday.
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As Vice President Mike Pence sat for his COVID-19 vaccine shot on Friday morning, governors' offices across the country were fuming, confused as to why their states were set to receive significantly fewer Pfizer doses than originally expected.
For months, states worked with the federal government to iron out plans for how many doses they'd receive, where and when they'd be distributed, and who would get the shots first. Senior officials with Operation Warp Speed, a public-private partnership to fast-track a vaccine, touted the administration's planning as a success, saying that the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention (CDC) had worked with states to make the distribution go smoothly.
But within days of declaring an unambiguous triumph, things have gone seriously awry.
As vaccines have made their way from warehouses to hospitals across the country, state officials from Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Georgia, and Washington State, among others, have been notified that they will receive thousands fewer doses than expected. Officials with two states told The Daily Beast that they would receive 30 percent less vaccine than planned. And when officials approached the federal government for answers, they said they were greeted with more confusion.
On Saturday, an apologetic General Gustave Perna, the chief operating officer of Operation Warp Speed, said he took "personal responsibility" for a miscommunication that led states to believe their allocations had somehow shrunk.
He cited a lag between when shots are produced and when they're cleared for shipment as the reason for the confusion. In the first week of shipments, doses had already been checked for quality and were ready to go. But, as the second week rolled around, doses hadn't been vetted so Perna said he had to "lower the allocations to meet the releaseable doses that were presented to me."
The chaotic search for answers in recent days had extended up the ranks of the Trump COVID task force, where top members copped to being unaware as to why there were discrepancies between the numbers originally communicated to states and the number of doses shipped. As of Friday, the task force has not convened to discuss the issue, according to people familiar with the matter, even as a second vaccine from Moderna received its own emergency-use authorization.
The first signs of potential trouble became visible on a conference call with the nation's governors earlier this week. On the call, top administration officials were bullish about the distribution plans in place.
"As the president often says, so far so good. Out of the gate strong," said Pence, the head of the COVID task force, referring to the initial rollout of doses beginning last weekend.
But on the same call, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar stressed the importance of vaccine shipping schedules being precise, noting that late shipments could screw up immunization plans since people needed the second dose to be there 21 days after the first. "It's a bit more of a complex math problem," he said, "than simply saying, 'Go ahead and put 40 million doses out in December instead of 20 million.'"
Later in the call came an even clearer indication of logistical complications. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said that his state "still" didn't have confirmation on the number of doses for the Pfizer vaccine for the second week of allocation. "It is really critical that we get those weekly allocation numbers as soon as we can," he added.
"A senior administration official familiar with Operation Warp Speed's planning said that all of the doses sitting in Pfizer warehouses were either earmarked for future shipments or were being held as 'safety stock.' "
Perna told Cooper that the government would post Pfizer shipping numbers for prospective states "no later than Friday," after which the shipments would be sent on Monday.
"If there is any way to get them sooner than that it would be good," Cooper said.
On Thursday, it was reported that the feds had responded to concerns about allocations coming too late in the week by moving up the date to Tuesday instead of Friday. Doing so, The New York Times reported, "meant that the federal government could not include in that shipping estimate additional vaccine batches that were released after Tuesday, according to a senior administration official."
Echoing that point, the Department of Health and Human Services insisted on Friday that any concerns about vaccine distribution were incorrect and that reports of supply shortages were merely due to the fact that the shipments were still on their way.
"Reports that jurisdictions' allocations are being reduced are incorrect. As was done with the initial shipments of Pfizer vaccine, jurisdictions will receive vaccine at different sites over several days," a spokesperson for HHS said. "Operation Warp Speed allocation numbers locked in with states have not been changed or adjusted."
The spokesperson said that vaccine allocations will depend "on the amount of vaccine available" and that the administration would let states know how many were available for order each week.
But a lingering question for state officials is whether the administration initially over promised on how many vaccines could be delivered in the early waves of delivery. The federal government gave some states projections in mid-November that were, an official said, twice as high as the number of doses those states will end up receiving. According to a recent report by McClatchy, a Pentagon system that tracks coronavirus vaccines, Tiberius, had outdated projections in place when distribution began, muddling the process and misleading governors on how many doses their states would receive.
Some states were provided revised numbers in mid-December, according to local officials who spoke with The Daily Beast. But the current projections still are falling short of what states had, for weeks, believed they would be receiving from Pfizer in week two.
The problem was serious enough that it prompted a direct call for action from the Biden transition team. "We need the Trump administration to act now to purchase the doses it has negotiated with Pfizer and Moderna and to work swiftly to scale manufacturing for the U.S. population and the world," Biden transition executive director Yohannes Abraham said on a conference call.
By week's end, news of potential shortages had filtered down to the local level, where health-care workers were left to anxiously wonder if they would be getting the doses they had been promised.
One emergency room nurse at Memorial West Hospital in Pembroke Pines, Florida, said about 50 percent of her co-workers in the emergency department signed up for the vaccine. The nurse, who got her first dose on Friday, said her hospital received 19,500 doses on Monday.
But if the state is getting far fewer vaccinations in the next two weeks than the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis originally planned for, she was worried that she wouldn't get her second dose in time for the vaccine to actually work.
"That's crazy if we don't get the next shot in time," said the nurse, who spoke anonymously because she did not have permission from Memorial West to speak to the media. "The first vaccine only provides 50 percent immunity. If in 21 days, I can't get the second dose, it will be a waste."
A Memorial West spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The federal government's COVID-19 vaccination program was always destined to be a herculean task. Against the backdrop of rising case numbers and accompanying deaths, government officials and allied scientists labored to find a vaccine in a record timeframe. But they also understood that distributing it would be a massive bureaucratic and logistical lift. And even before the Pfizer vaccine was approved, there were signs of problems ahead.
In several of the vaccine distribution plans reviewed by The Daily Beast, states raised shortage issues, underscoring how local health departments would need to manage expectations and public demand. In Michigan, officials said they were not releasing detailed information about the number of doses the state was expecting because they did not want to communicate vital vaccine information that may end up changing in the future.
The absence of lines of communication, experts say, has now manifested itself in the chaotic search for an explanation for the status of the doses. The distribution of the vaccine has caused tension in communities and even a demonstration at a major hospital in California, where frontline workers objected to administrators appearing to cut the line.
It has also led to the odd specter of the federal government and one of its chief vaccine manufacturers talking past each other in semi-cryptic statements to the press.
On Thursday, Pfizer said it had shipped all of its 2.9 million initial doses and it had "millions more doses sitting in our warehouse" waiting for "shipment instructions." A senior administration official familiar with Operation Warp Speed's planning said that all of the doses sitting in Pfizer warehouses were either earmarked for future shipments or were being held as "safety stock."
Left unclear was why, if the 2.9 million initial doses had indeed been shipped, states were saying that they were set to receive fewer than expected. Not just because the expectation for weeks had been for that precise number to be available, but because there were reports that the vials Pfizer was distributing contained more doses than anticipated.
"This is an enormously complicated logistics challenge. It's the most complicated vaccination program in American history. But there's been a lack of alignment between federal and state governments," said Tom Frieden, former director of the CDC in the Obama administration. "The CDC has been trying to do this [planning] for many months but has essentially been blocked by Operation Warp Speed."
"Every step of the way," he added, "there are things that could go wrong."
—with reporting by Francisco Alvarado
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So, I'm here in Germany getting ready to perform at The Warwick Framus Music Hall and as I walk into the office today, the president of the company, Hans Peter sits this magazine in my lap with me on the cover! We shot this cover for Bass Guitar Magazine while I was in London for the London Bass Guitar Show (LBGS). I am so honored to have this opportunity! I still haven't read the interview but the big quote they got me on was that I'm a firm believer in practicing on stage. I can not believe I said that out loud!
But its true. When you're on stage and you're going for a lick you hit in your practice space, its totally different on stage. That's where you truly hone your skills, in front of an audience.
That's my word and I'm sticking to it. Hope you get a chance to check it out!
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Shavuot: Cheesecake, Temptation and Conservation
By Rabbi Natan Levy
During the 2011 riots here in London, teachers and social workers were said to have been among the looters. British Prime Minister David Cameron called them opportunistic criminals. Perhaps temptation simply got the best of them.
Yielding to temptation may be pandemic in our culture. When we argue about mitigating climate change, the discussion is often framed as a question of progress versus conservation — but it may ultimately be revealing the tension between temptation and self-control. The average American releases about 19 times the amount of carbon into the atmosphere as the average Guatemalan; the average citizen of the United Kingdom releases about seven times as much carbon as the average Bulgarian; and the average Israeli releases about three times as much as the average Lebanese. Why? Objects of temptation, such as flat-screen TVs and vacations to the Caribbean, all involve a large input of energy resources. And because we can acquire more objects, because we can fly more, we invariably do. We take what we want when we can, and scientists' warnings about the changes we're causing to our planet's environment are as unheeded as a London policeman's calls for looters to restrain themselves.
"Cities all over the world have caught America's affluenza," Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas Friedman wrote in his book, "Hot, Flat and Crowded." For example, he cited the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, where a single Walmart sold 1,100 air conditioners during one weekend. The world is not just getting more crowded with people, it is becoming more crowded with consumers who have the economic clout to acquire the objects of their temptations.
And it is temptation that brings us to the humble cheesecake of Shavuot. Many of us are familiar with the routine — the all-night Torah learning, the battle of will against the nosh table, the inevitable succumbing to copious amounts of cheesecake in the midnight hours, and, finally, the regret over the calories. But this creamy custom may be the antidote to temptation. Let's begin with a question that has multiple answers: Why do we eat cheese and milk products on Shavuot?
According to G'ulat Yisrael (as quoted in Sefer Ta'amie Haminhagim, par. 623), the dairy tradition goes directly back to the first meal after revelation. The households in Israel were in a quandary. God had just given the nation the laws of how to keep kosher and the cooks realized that all their previous meals had rendered their pots and pans unkosher and therefore unusable. The first meal needed to be cold so that the food wouldn't come into contact with heated unkosher vessels, so they turned to milk and cheese that didn't need to be heated. Today we continue this 3,000-year-old tradition with cheesecake.
More than an anecdotal tale, the story of cheesecake is a story of community-wide self-restraint. In keeping with most of the pivotal moments in the Torah narrative, the revelation at Sinai is distinguished by massive quantities of barbequed meat. On the morning of revelation, Moses had erected 12 altars of roasting cows (Exodus 24:4-5) and sprinkled their warm blood on the people (Exodus 24:8). The redolent odor of meat must have permeated the entire camp. One can imagine the scene, with the sacrificial animals burning, blood sprinkled on head and clothing, and the people returning home and asking hungrily: What's for dinner? And the mothers serve up a plate of yogurt.
It's a morality tale written into the ritual of food: The first thing Israel does with its new Torah is curb desire.
Just days before the revelation at Sinai, the people cried out to Moses and Aaron: "Better that God would have killed us in Egypt, whilst we sat by our pots of meat, eating to satiation, than that we should die of hunger in the desert!" (Exodus 16:3)
Before Sinai, the nation would have chosen to remain as meat-sated slaves rather than struggle for food in the desert. After Sinai, they spurned the very cows they sacrificed. When did the self-restraint begin?
A midrash tells the story of the moment just before revelation: God is worried that the nation of Israel will reject the covenantal obligations and wants guarantors on the contract. The nation offers the patriarchs, but God refuses: "They are already in my debt, they cannot be your guarantors."
"But who is not yet in your debt?" Israel asks.
"The babies," God replies.
"Then they brought their babies on the breast, and those yet in the womb. Their mothers' bellies became as glass, and the little ones saw the Lord of the Universe. … The Lord said to them: Will you be guarantors for your parents that if they do not observe this Torah you will be held liable? Yes, they said." (Midrash Tehillim 8)
Take the midrash with a fantastical grain of salt, but listen closely to its deeper motives and outcomes. Behavior transformation from meat-addicted slave to self-disciplined covenantal agent is facilitated with a glance at the children through the looking glass.
"What matters when it comes to self-control isn't so much willpower as vision — the ability to see the future, so that the long-run consequences of our short-run choices are vividly clear," Daniel Akst wrote in his book, "We Have Met the Enemy."
Religion is grounded in long-range planning and long-term visions. Rites and rituals endure because they were never intended to fulfill our immediate gratifications; they stand the test of time because they are our response to the eternal. Choosing dairy over meat for one meal may seem prosaic and small, but it is the first time Israel says no to temptation. Choosing walking over driving or turning down the thermostat in winter may be small acts in themselves, but they are part of the same set of careful choices made because our children are forever holding their bated breath as our guarantors.
On Shavuot, every bite of cheesecake is a reminder of long-term patterns of decision making, that God's command is more meaningful than the craving for barbeque, and that our unborn children are watching us through the looking glass of time. The failure to respond to the crisis of climate change and to redirect our lives in accordance with scientific data is a failure not only of imagination into our future, but the acceptance of the tyranny of temptation into our present.
Rabbi Natan Levy is the minister of Shenley United Jewish Community and the interfaith and social-action consultant to the Board of Deputies of British Jews.
"Climate change is one of the greatest challenges the state of Israel and other countries have ever faced."
- Dr. Orr Karassin
46% of Israel's mammals are either extinct or face a very high risk of extinction.


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I happen to really like Mexican food, but I did enjoy the opportunity to check out the Riu Emerald Bay's incredible breakfast buffet Saturday, settling on a good old-fashioned American omelet with some banana bread and hash browns. I was then on my way with Maria Elena of the Mazatlan Hotel Association and Abraham of Pronatours to Huana Coa.
Before she was faced with a family emergency, my friend Theresa (aka, The Local Tourist) was accompanying me on this trip and she had elected to go zip-lining through this Mazatlan excursion. It was not something I was interested in doing, but we did decide to head over the anyway, hoping to catch somebody in the action. We were a bit too late, but I did get a chance to speak with a Canadian couple who had a blast gliding through the Blue Agave plants (more on that in a minute) and riding the ATVs back to the starting point.
There is a lot more than zip-lining in this area of Mazatlan. It's home to Los Osuna, which is "almost" tequila. Just like champagne isn't champagne unless it's made in Champagne, Tequila must be made in the Mexican city of Jalisco to be tequila. However, the Osuna family has been making this spirit for over 100 years in Mazatlan, under the same process as tequila, using the same Blue Agave plant. I can also testify to the fact that it certainly tastes like tequila!
I really enjoyed the Resposado, with its vanilla undertones, smooth start and sharper finish. They also make a Blanco and Anejo, all three of which are award winners. Los Osuna isn't the only thing made in Mazatlan to drink. It's also the home of Pacifico Cerveza. This is a smooth beer that comes in light and regular and was described to me as Corona -- which is made by the same company -- but a bit less sour.
After the tour and tasting at Los Osuna, it was off to Panama for lunch. This combination restaurant bakery has a big selection of local food and settled on the Asado a la Plaza, beef cubes mixed with potatoes and topped with lettuce and vegetables and served in a tomato broth. I was told that dessert can't be missed in this place and I settled (of course) on the Tres Chocolat (three chocolate) Cake, which was as good as it sounds.
We returned from the day's activities late afternoon and I actually got to do something I rarely do on these trips, I went to the beach and pool at Riu Emerald Bay for an hour. I walked along the ocean, enjoying the ease of strolling on Mazatlan's sand, which isn't too deep, making it easy to walk on. I then took a swim in the warm pool and enjoyed a frozen Blue Curacao pineapple juice blend the bartender at the swim-up bar made me before heading up to change for dinner.
Dinner was at Vittore, an excellent Italian restaurant with perfect Canneloni. I ate with Maria Elena, Abraham and Julio Birrueta, the Director of Marketing for the Mazatlan Hotel Association. Julio had been out of town until this point and I was happy to have the chance to talk to him about his beautiful city and thank him for his hospitality.
My last evening at the Riu Emerald Bay (I will check into the El Cid Castilla Beach Sunday) ended in their Salon Bar, home to a large selection of Martinis. This hotel is not lacking in nightlife and has some very imaginative drinks available at the bars. I had the Chocolate Martini which included a touch of whiskey cream for a different flavor. Maria Elena had the Blanc, which included White Chocolate Liqeuer and then we checked out the Melon, which was also very tasty.
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It's no secret that I love baking and eating baked goods. I would make some sort of muffin / scone / cookie / pie / coffee cake / ETC just about every day if I didn't have any self-control.
I loved the tangerine color when I first got this mixer, but I was OVER IT by now… and ready for a new color!
And so my mixer stayed as-is… until a few days ago. I was heading out the kitchen door to join Nick in the garage. As I reached for the door handle, that bad-spray-tan mixer caught my eye. And in true impulsive fashion, I grabbed it up and took it with me out to the garage.
Let's just say Nick gave me an eye roll from behind the router table when I entered the garage with it.
How to Paint your Kitchen Aid Mixer!
I loosely followed instructions from this post. The most valuable thing I took from that tutorial is to TAKE PICTURES from lots of different angles before you start disassembling your mixer. I nevvvver would have thought to do that. But I'm so glad I did!
Also… my mixer was DISGUSTING. I scrubbed it down with an all-purpose cleaner, and then let the girls finish up. Obvs.
I took off as many pieces as I felt comfortable putting back together later, and taped off the rest. When I took off this metal strip? YUCK. Even if I wasn't planning to paint my mixer, this cleaning needed to happen. So much nasty!
For the bolts/screws on the sides, I just put painters tape on them and pressed my fingernail along the edge of the screw to 'score' the tape, and then gently pulled off the excess. Some didn't go as smoothly as other and I had to try again. It has to be perfect!
Then I sanded everything orange with one of those foamy 3M sanding blocks (120 grit) until all the glossiness of the finish was gone. Nick was just cringing when I was doing this… he was pretty sure I was ruining our mixer forever.
It was finally time to PAINT! But first… the color?!?!?!?!
Spray paint is oil-based and when applied according to the instructions, is verrrrry durable, and provides a very professional finish.
So I went with a deep blue/green that isn't too sassy, but it still says 'heyyyyy'.
It's called RustOleum gloss 'Night Tide', which is a deep navy with a hint of green.
I did several light 'misting' coats until the orange was completely covered and I had a nice even finish. Keep your spray paint can moving, because if you're focusing too much on one area, you're gonna get drips!
I let my mixer dry overnight and then sprayed on some polyurethane, sanding lightly between each coat. Each product is slightly different, so be sure to follow the instructions TO THE LETTER! These things matter!
After the final coat of poly (I did probably 4 ish coats) I let it dry and cure for several days. Because… while it's dry to the touch, it could still be dented easily!
Then I assembled everything back together and pulled all the tape off! BEST PART of any project! Am I right?!
I was pleasantly surprised by how perfectly crisp the lines where the tape were, and how professional and glossy it looks! THAT is how to paint a Kitchen Aid Mixer!
Although, I have to admit… if I were to do it all over again (which I totally will when I get bored of this color) I would do another couple coats of poly before calling it quits. There are a couple places that look more 'satin' than 'gloss', like on the under side specifically.
At least nobody will ever see it except for the cookie dough!
And the dough knows not to sass me.
It's been 3 years, and my Kitchen Aid Mixer looks just as glossy and flawless as it did the day I painted it! I'm so happy with how it turned out, and highly recommend!
This concludes my tutorial on painting your Kitchen Aid Mixer! Anybody out there that doesn't love the color of theirs anymore? Do you think you'll give this a try? It certainly beats having to drop another $300 bones to get one in the color of your choice! Yeah?
WOW! The Night Tide is my favorite & looking for ways to incorporate the color. Never thought to use that color on my red mixer but now I will. Thank you for sharing.
I am a small appliance repair person and thought I would share some valuable information about the Kitchenaid mixers. The nastiness under the trim band is not food residue, it is the result of the internal grease (food grade, but nasty tasting) breaking down into a waxy and oily component. The oily part leaks out, making a mess and leaving your machine poorly lubricated. It is an easy, but messy job to regrease it. If you are lucky, you can find a repair shop to handle it for you. There are some videos on YouTube to walk you through it. Though the ancient Hobart versions of these machines are often plugging along with the original 50 plus year old grease, the modern ones have a less durable grease. If used heavily, the grease job should hold for 4 to 5 years, however if used lightly, it will make 3 years, if you are lucky.
This is a fantastic tutorial! We just redid our kitchen and I was thinking my mixer really didn't match anymore. I figured someone had figured out how to paint one and I drooled a little at your spray paint collection and how organized it is. The funny thing is as I was looking at your pics I realized I had also read about how you guys added to the top of your cabinets which was also super helpful lol. Anyhoo, thanks for such thorough instructions.
Awwww Jessica, you're so sweet! I'm glad our tutorials are helpful. <3 Send us pics of your Kitchen Aid when you're done!
Hello! How many cans of paint did you use of both the color paint and the polyurethane??
Hello I absolutely love your kitchen so organized and the citrus color is gorgeous!
Thank you so much for posting this!! I'm in the "drying stage" right now! I love it. What a great idea 🙂 definitely cheaper than a new mixer!
Question!!! I just repainted my old red kitchenaid to copper – using the Rust-oleum Metallic Finish "Bright Coat". I was going to seal it, but noticed that my sealer "Rust-oleum Crystal Clear Enamel" says not to use with a Bright Coat Finish (which is what my copper is). And also -after the few coats of copper, I have little flakes/bumps all over the copper? Do you have any suggestions on what to do? Not sure if I should lightly re sand and re paint or what!! Help!
I'm not sure, but i appreciate your post. I was considering going copper.
Amazing! I purchased an old, all metal-heavy as heck KA mixer in a putrid pea-green and I really need to do this project! Thanks for sharing. I have joined your blog and will share my pics once complete!
On another note, please share the honeycomb-material used on your backsplash. Love your kitchen!
I also purchased a putrid green old KA mixer. My soon-to-be Daughter-in-Law chose a Red KA new mixer from Macy's at a price of $359 and that is soooo much more than I was planning to spend on their gift. We are also giving them money for the Honeymoon. I bought the Red paint today and am going to eo it. She likes vintage stuff, so I hope she will like it.
Thank you for sharing this. I've been eyeballing the new french blue mixers that Kitchen Aid has released but I have a perfectly functioning (boring) white one that my Mother-in-law gave me at home. I can't justify buying a new one because of the color. This will solve that problem.
This is a great idea but I have to wonder if you need to make sure the spray paint you use is food safe, free of metals/lead etc.
oh 1 more question, What is on your island? I love that stone look! Do you know that name of that? Thanks again!
Mary, it's called 'Airstone' …here's a link to my post!
It looks great! Love the color! I've often thought about doing that to my mixer, now you have me looking at it differenly!!! Thanks for the post and inspiration!
3 years ago, I scored a KitchenAid off of eBay for obscenely little money. It was white and that was all good, but I needed something different. So I took to the internet to see if I could paint it… I ended up spraying it Turquoise (not the actual name but I can't remeber it…) by Krylan and it's been that color ever since.. I've always loved the color, but I didn't do a very good job focusing on the finish, (completely my fault, I did not follow the instructions on the can of Polly…) I've been itching to re paint it, plus I know it needs a good cleaning…. I just stumbled on this through Pinterest and I've decided that as soon as it warms up, I'm giving my mixer a makeover!! Thanks! <3 I used to read your blog all the time when I was working a desk job, but somewhere along the way I lost track 🙁 Your kitchen looks AMAZING now!! <3 but I was sad to see you painted over the swirls.
I was given an old white one. It looks so sad on my counter. I may have to put this on the project list.
You're the best. I love your sense of humor. You write like you're talking to a friend, and I feel like I know your family. I love your blog!
I love this! I've been wanting to paint mine, it's boring white.
You shouuuuld! Send me pics when you're done!
Yayyyy! I'm glad you love my cabinets too. There have been mixed reviews… but I figure IT'S MY KITCHEN, so if I like it that's all that matters. Haha! But I love that you like it too. 🙂 And that you painted your Grandpa's Keurig! He's smiling down on that, I'm sure!
Ooooo a sewing machine! I'm so intrigued!! You'll have to let me know how it goes and send pics! I didn't fill in those open gaps because it would just be overspray that got inside… and we blew the whole thing out with the air compressor before reassembling it. That's my excuse at least! LOL!
Good grief!!! I never would have thought about attempting this ! It looks amazing. As does your kitchen. Of course. Take a bow—you rock!
Awwww thanks Beth Ann! I wouldn't have normally thought about attempting this… but when my orange mixer no longer fit in with my kitchen, I had to figure something out. Haha! And I knew I didn't want to spend the $$ to buy a new KA when the one I have works fine. I'm so glad I went for it!
Yes! Thank you Jessica! Don't be scared of spray paint. As long as you do several light 'misting' coats, you can't go wrong!
Skeptimistic? You're the cutest. 🙂 Thanks for commenting, babe (and for reading my blog every so often)!
OK! I got my stand mixer on sale which meant I had to settle for black. I am going to give this a try and let you know how it goes.
Yessss! Perfect opportunity! You must send pics when you're done!
oh wow. That turned out amazing. I think my husband would call someone if I attempted anything like that and tell them his wife went crazy 🙂 You rock and it turned out AMAZING!
Haha! Nick was thinking I done lost my mind too. But he loves the result! You should GO FOR IT while he's at work! LOL!
I'm not that brave ….yet…..either! Have you seen these?
I can totally see you doing not just a custom color, but a custom design!!
What a great color and excellent tutorial. Can you believe I'm still using my grandmas 1930's Hamilton Beach mixer? I love you island too!
LOL that's so awesome! How vintage of you! Hey, if it works why get rid of it! You could give it new life by making it a new color now!
Wow, that looks surprisingly great! I wouldn't trust myself to spray paint something like that, but you're basically a spray-paint pro 🙂 the color looks so much better with the cabinets!
What fun! I am not that brave….yet!!!
While I may have been skeptimistic at first… I have to say, i love the new color and the scones, cinnamon rolls, etc… i will be enjoying from it ;). Good job giving it a new life!
LOOOOOOOOOOOVVVVVVEEEEE THAT COLOR!!!!! it reminds me of the teal wall at one time…..
I'll be looking for an abscure color mixer at garage sales now… knowing it's soooo cool to repaint!!!!!
LOL yesssss! And that was not even intentional! I guess my subconscious wanted to pay a little homage to the glossy swirls of yor.


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Scheme/Programme Features
Curriculum Framework
Scheme/Programme Updates
Faculty of Humanities > Department of English and Communication
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Scheme in English and Applied Linguistics
英文及應用語言學(榮譽)文學士組合課程
Scheme/Programme on Offer
Admission Requirements & Figures
General Entrance Requirements
Scheme/Programme Requirements
Admission Figures
Departmental Scheme-based Admission
Secondary Major
Admission Selection
Non-academic achievements
OSRS / SPN / OEA
SNDAS
Non-local Applicants
Applicants with Disabilities/Special Educational Needs
Credit Transfer & Exemption
Concurrent Enrolment
Inter-institutional Transfer
Re-admission
Applying to PolyU
Interview Arrangement
Student Under 18
Fees/Financial Assistance
Other Fees and Expenses
Financial Assistance and Scholarships
Duration & Credit Requirement
Duration and Credit Requirement
Credit Required for Graduation
126 (including 3 Work-Integrated Education training credits)
Scheme/Programme Intake
41 (The quota is indicative only and subject to changes or confirmation)
Government-Funded
Dr Max Diaz
Associate Programme Leader
Dr Phoenix Lam
To recognise the outstanding academic performance of HKDSE students, the Faculty of Humanities will grant entry scholarship to eligible HKDSE students admitted to the programme via JUPAS. The award criteria for the scholarship are in the information sheet.
BA (Hons) in English and Applied Linguistics
The option of Secondary Major in AI and Data Analytics is available to the students of BA (Hons) in English and Applied Linguistics. Admission to the Secondary Major is on competitive basis and subject to a different credit requirement for graduation. Please see "Secondary Major Details" section.
Aims and Characteristics
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Programme in English and Applied Linguistics (BAEAL) aims to nurture graduates with the abilities/attributes needed to become competent English language professionals and responsible global citizens in the 21st century. At the professional level, the programme aims to produce graduates with: a) a high level of competence in English; b) a sound understanding of the theoretical disciplines underlying applied English language studies and the integrated use of the language; and c) the strong ability to apply their knowledge and general linguistic skills in a variety of professional communication contexts.
The programme will equip students with professional/academic knowledge and skills as well as attributes contributing to all-rounded development in an integrated manner. The programme aims to produce graduates with the following attributes:
a high level of professional communicative competence in English;
a firm grounding in linguistic sciences which can be critically and creatively applied in a variety of business and management contexts;
an awareness and understanding of intercultural communication in multilingual settings that enhances their global outlook and cultural appreciation as socially responsible global citizens;
an ability to apply strong communication skills to solve real-world problems effectively in local and global multilingual professional/business settings;
the capability of exercising judgment and developing intellectual curiosity to work both independently and as part of a team;
an awareness of the need for and a commitment to life-long learning; and
the potential to become future ethical leaders and entrepreneurs excelling in communication for professional purposes.
The programme offers students a Work-Integrated Education (WIE) placement opportunity in Hong Kong, the Chinese mainland or overseas.
Recognition and Prospects
The BA (Hons) in English and Applied Linguistics (BAEAL) is recognised by the Education Bureau of Hong Kong and its Standing Committee on Language Education and Research as an English Language Major Degree Programme that meets the Hong Kong government's Language Proficiency Requirement. Registered students are eligible to apply for the Scholarship for Prospective English Teachers offered by the Education Bureau.
Graduates of the Department of English and Communication are successful in their careers and excel in various industries and professions in Hong Kong. Fresh graduates find employment in media and journalism, retail, human resources, public relations, marketing and advertising, publishing, education and the civil service, where a high level of competence in English and professional communication is needed.
Some graduates proceed to further studies in Hong Kong and overseas in the fields of linguistics, applied linguistics, translation and interpreting, communication and public and environmental policy studies.
The overall credit requirements of the BAEAL Programme under the university's 4-year undergraduate degree structure are as follows.
General University Requirements (GUR) 30 credits
Discipline-Specific Requirements (DSR) 75 credits
Free Electives or a Minor 18 credits
Total credit requirements for graduation 123 credits + 3 WIE training credits
We offer various academic pathways to suit students' needs.
A Major and a Minor (123 credits + 3 training credits of Work-Integrated Education)
Single Discipline Major (123 credits + 3 training credits of Work-Integrated Education)
Double Majors (BAEAL and BALT, 168 credits + 3 training credits of Work-Integrated Education)
General University Requirements (GUR) (30 credits)
Discipline-Specific Requirements (DSR)
The BAEAL strives to provide students with a solid foundation in the knowledge and skills they will need to communicate effectively in English for professional, academic and business purposes in Hong Kong and around the world, where English is the key lingua franca. The BAEAL discipline-specific curriculum has the following components.
(1) Major Study Subjects
Major Study Subjects (60 credits) are compulsory for all BAEAL students and are organised under three focal areas: Language Sciences, Global Communicative Competence and English for the Professions. These subjects are designed to provide BAEAL students with the solid foundation of academic knowledge and communication skills they will need to become language professionals.
The Capstone Project in Language Studies (6 credits) under the focal area of English for the Professions is compulsory for all BAEAL students. It is conducted in the final year under the supervision of ENGL academic staff. Through the Capstone Project, the learning experience students have accumulated during the BAEAL programme is consolidated in the form of a dissertation. This capstone experience helps to prepare students for professional practice, further academic pursuits and lifelong learning, while developing their generic competencies.
(2) Major Study Elective Subjects
Students can freely choose BAEAL electives (15 DSR credits) across the three focal areas to customise their learning experience and develop their expertise.
(3) Work-Integrated Education (WIE)
WIE (3 training credits) provides a framework for students to integrate what they have learned in the classroom with real-world practice, supporting their development into well-rounded individuals with professional competence. Students typically meet the WIE requirement by completing a 1-month summer internship in an organizational or a corporate context, where they apply classroom knowledge and skills in the working world. WIE assessment is based on three grades: Pass with Merit (M), Pass (P) and Failure (F). However, the subject does not contribute to students' final GPA. Students can apply to waive the WIE requirement if they can demonstrate that they have fulfilled the requirement through other relevant work experience. Students undertaking non-local WIE placements may receive partial financial subsidies from the Centre for Student Advancement and Resources in the form of Offshore WIE Sponsorship (OWS).
More information on the subjects offered can be obtained here.
Secondary Major Details
The option of Secondary Major in AI and Data Analytics is available to the students of BA (Hons) in English and Applied Linguistics.
Students who pursue this pathway will complete 72 academic credits + 3 training credits for the Primary Major (BAEAL) and 36 credits for the Secondary Major (AIDA). Certain credits including the Integrated Capstone Project can be double-counted between the Primary and Secondary Majors. The list of compulsory and elective subjects for the Primary Major (BAEAL) is almost the same as the existing programme BAEAL. The major difference is in the capstone project: students will complete an integrated capstone project (involving both BAEAL and AIDA) instead of the BAEAL regular capstone. The minimum credit requirement of BAEAL + AIDA is at least 132 credits.
Entrance Requirements & Subject Weightings
Entrance Requirements and Subject Weightings
Satisfy the University's General Entrance Requirements.
There is no compulsory subject requirement. Preferred subject(s) with the highest weighting for admission score calculation include(s):
Relevant Applied Learning subject(s) that can be considered for meeting the University entrance requirement and admission score calculation is/are:
Accounting in Practice
Child Care and Education
Exploring Psychology
Fashion Image Design / Fashion and Image Design
Film and Video / Film and Video Studies
Introduction to Theatre Arts
Magazine Editing and Production
Marketing in Global Trade
Multimedia Entertainment Studies
New Media Communication Strategies
Practical Psychology
Public Relations and Advertising
Radio Host and Programme Production
Western Cuisine
Admission Score Calculation
Admission Score Calculation Mechanism for the Current Admission Exercise
Chinese & English Languages + Any Best 3 Subjects
(Click here for an explanation)
Average HKDSE Scores of Admittees
2021/22: 20.1 (Chinese & English Languages + Any Best 3 Subjects)
the General Office (tel.: 3400 3497; email: egdept@polyu.edu.hk).
Student Message
As a fresh graduate, I am profoundly grateful for all of the inspiring and rewarding study experiences I have had in the last four years. The BAESP* is a very comprehensive programme, offering a wide variety of interesting courses, which equipped me with effective communication strategies and professional knowledge of the English language. I gained not merely a theoretical understanding, but also indispensable language skills that can be practically applied in different contexts and workplace settings. Apart from enabling me to acquire academic knowledge, the overseas exchange programme gave me a chance to appreciate the beauty of diverse cultures. The more I see, the more I realise how much I have not seen. This once-in-a-lifetime experience was an invaluable opportunity for me to explore and understand the world of the English language more thoroughly and extensively. Reflecting on my undergraduate study, I am very fortunate and thankful for every single learning opportunity provided by the Department of English. I believe that through all of the excellent experiences offered by the BAESP programme, I have built a solid linguistic foundation for further advancing and enriching my knowledge of English language and literature during my pursuit of a postgraduate degree.
* BA (Hons) in English Studies for the Professions was renamed BA(Hon) in English and Applied Linguistics in 2020/21.
CHIU Lok Yi (Graduate of 2018/19, BA (Hons) in English Studies for the Professions)
Additional Documents Required
No information is available at present.
Date: Late July, if necessary
Mode: Individual or small group interview
Aims:
To determine the suitability of applicants with the same admission scores.
Medium: English
About 10-15 minutes
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LYUKS-KOMFORT, TOV
Registered address: 88000, Zakarpatska obl., m. Uzhgorod, vul. Strilnichna, 74, k. 2
Actual address: 88000, Zakarpatska obl., m. Uzhgorod, vul. Koryatovycha, 5, k. 2
E-mail: lux.komfort@gmail.com
Activity of the enterprise
Wholesale trade and intermediary in wholesale trade
Other kinds of wholesale trade
46.90 — Non-specialized wholesale trade
55.10 — Hotels and similar means of temporary accommodation
56.10 — Restaurants, Food services
73.20 — Research market research and public opinion
74.90 — Other professional, scientific and technical activities, n.v.d.g.
Wholesale lighting products
Head: Kurhaniuk Leonid Nykodymovych — director
Bookkeeper: Karasik Maksim Volodimirovich
EDRPOU code: 33705595
Monday: from 09:00 to 18:00
Tuesday: from 09:00 to 18:00
Wednesday: from 09:00 to 18:00
Thursday: from 09:00 to 18:00
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DETROIT (Reuters) - A U.S.-based Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.DE) executive who oversaw emissions issues was sentenced to seven years in prison and fined $400,000 by a judge on Wednesday for his role in a diesel emissions scandal that has cost the German automaker as much as $30 billion.
Schmidt was in charge of the company's environmental and engineering office in Auburn Hills, Michigan, until February 2015, where he oversaw emissions issues.
He returned to Germany the same month where he was told about the existence of the software. According to Schmidt's guilty plea, later that year he conspired with other executives to avoid disclosing "intentional cheating" by the automaker in a bid to seek regulatory approval for its model 2016 VW 2 liter diesels.


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Q: Python SQLite insert with dynamic columns or use DEFAULT value I am working with flask-restful and a user can post some required and some optional data, which i would like to make an SQLite insert statement with. The problem is that i dont want to butcher the sql statement by using variables for column names and checking which argument is None and which has some data. I was hoping i could just use all columns and when arg2 or arg3 are None, the database would use the colums default values. Sadly i get the message NOT NULL constraint failed: mytable.col1. Removing NOT NULL from the table creation with my method will just insert NULL when using my statement.
Is there an explicit way to tell SQLite to use its default value?
If not, is there a more graceful way to get the default value instead of executing some table schema query?
If not and no other solution exists, what would be the most efficient way to butcher the sql statement?
parser_post = reqparse.RequestParser()
parser_post.add_argument('arg1', type=str, required=True)
parser_post.add_argument('arg2', type=str)
parser_post.add_argument('arg3', type=str)
args = parser_post.parse_args()

# ... db init code

cur.execute("insert into mytable (col1, col2, col3) values (?, ?, ?)",
(args['arg1'], args['arg2'], args['arg3']))

The table was created like this:
sql = """CREATE TABLE mytable (
    PK_id       INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    col1        INTEGER NOT NULL,
    col2        TEXT DEFAULT "global" NOT NULL,
    col3        TEXT DEFAULT "global" NOT NULL)"""
cursor.execute(sql)

A: One way to fall back on the database-side default value is to NOT provide data for a particular column in the insert.
In that case, the server will insert the default value for that column.  If you did not specify a default value in the CREATE TABLE (or later ALTER TABLEs) than that default value is NULL (which corresponds to Python None).
However, since col2 does have a database-specified default, via col2 TEXT DEFAULT "global" NOT NULL, then not specifying col2 in the insert will instead cause sqlite to use "global".  Ditto col3.
You can build the query dynamically, to exclude columns with None, as long as you are careful with what you compose into the query string.
def prep_qry(args, colnames):
    """this query is secure as long as `colnames` contains trusted data
    standard parametrized query mechanism secures `args`"""

    binds,use = [],[]

    for colname, value in zip(colnames,args):
        if value is not None:
            use.extend([colname,","])
            binds.extend(["?",","])

    parts = ["insert into mytable ("]
    use = use[:-1]
    binds = binds[:-1]

    parts.extend(use)
    parts.append(") values(")
    parts.extend(binds)
    parts.append(")")

    qry = " ".join(parts)

    return qry, tuple([v for v in args if not v is None])

print(prep_qry([1,None,3], ["col1", "col2", "col3"]))
print(prep_qry([1,2,3], ["col1", "col2", "col3"]))

Output:
('insert into mytable ( col1 , col3 ) values( ? , ? )', (1, 3))
('insert into mytable ( col1 , col2 , col3 ) values( ? , ? , ? )', (1, 2, 3))


Prairie Primary School teacher Christine Henke Mueller recently had her essay "Educating the Heart: Creating Open Minds Through Service and Leadership" published in The Good Project, a research-based organization affiliated with Harvard University and Project Zero.
Henke Mueller has been instrumental in initiatives like Prairie's Giving Garden, Edible Schoolyard, and C.L.A.S.S. program (Character, Leadership, Accountability, Sustainability and Service) that she created to help students develop diverse perspectives on the world around them.
What happens to children growing up in this increasingly complex world?, writes Henke Mueller. A look at recent accounts of intolerance and even violence in our schools demonstrates the trickle-down impact of these stresses on young people. Yet as teachers, we combat these trends. Opening hearts and minds is what we are called to do. We shed light on darkness and cannot turn away. We must build our students' skills so that they can move into the future with humility, optimism, and the ability to problem-solve.
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An MBO was the first step in a transformative journey for York-based Saville Audio Visual. The new management team inherited a successful £40 million business encompassing live event production and AV integration, working with some of the UK's biggest names. Its marketing and branding though was outdated and undersold this vibrant business. Mobas was called in to work with the new management team to deliver transformation.
The brand launches have been supported by the unveiling of three new responsive websites: www.saville.group; www.visavvi.com; and www.sparq.live.


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Philipp Grimm (* 1. April 1909 in Zwiesel; † 16. April 1984 in Bayreuth) war ein deutscher SS-Obersturmführer und als Arbeitseinsatzführer in den Konzentrationslagern Buchenwald, Sachsenhausen und Neuengamme eingesetzt.

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Grimm absolvierte nach seiner Schullaufbahn eine Bäcker- und Konditorlehre, die er 1927 abschloss. Anschließend war er Volontär in einer Nürnberger Papierfabrik und machte danach eine kaufmännische Ausbildung, die er 1931 beendete. Danach war er kurzzeitig als Autoverkäufer tätig und übernahm 1932 die "Weinstube Grimm" seiner Eltern in Bayreuth.

Grimm trat Anfang Juni 1930 der NSDAP (Mitgliedsnummer 247.809) und Anfang März 1933 der Schutzstaffel (SS-Nr. 75.948) bei. Ab 1937 war er hauptamtlich bei der SS innerhalb der Verwaltung tätig. Grimm erhielt 1939 eine verwaltungsspezifische Ausbildung an der SS-Verwaltungsschule in Berlin und wurde anschließend Kassen- und stellvertretender Verwaltungsführer bei einer SS-Totenkopfstandarte.

Von Anfang Oktober 1940 an war Grimm zunächst als Haushaltsführer im KZ Buchenwald und danach bis Ende November 1942 als dortiger Arbeitseinsatzführer eingesetzt.  Anschließend war Grimm als Arbeitseinsatzführer im KZ Sachsenhausen und danach im SS-Wirtschafts- und Verwaltungshauptamt, Amtsgruppe D, Amt II, tätig. Des Weiteren gehörte er danach dem Kommandanturstab des KZ Plaszow an. Von Juli 1944 bis zum März 1945 fungierte Grimm als Arbeitseinsatzführer im KZ Neuengamme. Aus Neuengamme wurden seitens der Abteilung Arbeitseinsatz ab Ende 1944 keine KZ-Häftlinge mehr in Außenlager vermittelt: "Herr Grimm erklärte einleitend, dass es unvorteilhaft wäre, wenn wir von den bei uns befindlichen Häftlingen nach Neuengamme abgeben und von dort entsprechende Ersatzkräfte für die Hefefabrik bekommen würden, da das zur Zeit verfügbare Arbeitskräftematerial in Neuengamme sehr schlecht ist. Von den in Neuengamme befindlichen Häftlingen seien die meisten wegen Krankheit nicht einsatzfähig."

Nach Kriegsende wurde Grimm verhaftet und im Rahmen der Dachauer Prozesse im Buchenwald-Hauptprozess mit 30 weiteren Beschuldigten angeklagt. Grimm wurde beschuldigt, alliierte Gefangene misshandelt und zudem eine Namensliste von arbeitsunfähigen Häftlingen zwecks Tötung angelegt zu haben. Am 14. August 1947 wurde Grimm zum Tode durch den Strang verurteilt. Das Urteil wurde später in lebenslange Haft umgewandelt. Grimm wurde am 12. Februar 1954 aus dem Kriegsverbrechergefängnis Landsberg entlassen und starb nach einem unauffälligen Leben im April 1984 in Bayreuth.

Literatur
 Ernst Klee: Das Personenlexikon zum Dritten Reich: Wer war was vor und nach 1945. Fischer, Frankfurt am Main 2005, ISBN 3-596-16048-0.
 Harry Stein, Gedenkstätte Buchenwald (Hrsg.): Konzentrationslager Buchenwald 1937–1945. Begleitband zur ständigen historischen Ausstellung. Wallstein, Göttingen 1999, ISBN 3-89244-222-3.

Weblinks
 Buchenwald-Hauptprozess (United States of America v. Josias Prince zu Waldeck et al. – Case 000-50-9) Originaldokument in englischer Sprache (PDF-Datei; 33,04 MB)
 Foto von Philipp Grimm

Einzelnachweise

Personal im KZ Neuengamme
Personal im KZ Buchenwald
Personal im KZ Plaszow
NSDAP-Mitglied
SS-Mitglied
Zum Tode verurteilte Person (Dachauer Prozesse)
Deutscher
Geboren 1909
Gestorben 1984
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