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Q: Field 'id' expected a number but got 'product_id' django In my ecommerce app when I click on add to cart the product goes to the cart but when I click on the cart it gives me the error that 'Field 'id' expected a number but got 'product_id''. Basically I use context_processor to pass the cart.py information to the template.
Link to the cart from base.html is:

                        Cart {% if cart %}({{cart|length}}){% endif %}

When I click on cart this error is generated:

Field 'id' expected a number but got 'product_id'

my project/urls.py is

path('cart/',include("cart.urls")),

my cart/urls.py is

urlpatterns = [
    path('',views.cart_detail, name='cart')
]

my cart/cart.py is

from django.conf import settings

from product.models import Product

class Cart(object):
    def __init__(self, request):
        self.session = request.session
        cart = self.session.get(settings.CART_SESSION_ID)

        if not cart:
            cart = self.session[settings.CART_SESSION_ID] = {}

        self.cart = cart

    def __iter__(self):
        for p in self.cart.keys():
            self.cart[(p)]['product'] = Product.objects.get(pk=p)

        for item in self.cart.values():
            item['total_price'] = item['product'].price * item['quantity']

            yield item

    def __len__(self):
        return sum(item['quantity'] for item in self.cart.values())

    def add(self, product_id, quantity=1, update_quantity=False):
        product_id = str(product_id)

        if product_id not in self.cart:
            self.cart[product_id] = {'quantity': 1, 'id': product_id}

        if update_quantity:
            self.cart[product_id]['quantity'] += int(quantity)

            if self.cart[product_id]['quantity'] == 0:
                self.remove(product_id)

        self.save()
        print(self.cart)

    def remove(self, product_id):
        if product_id in self.cart:
            del self.cart[product_id]
            self.save()

    def save(self):
        self.session[settings.CART_SESSION_ID] = self.cart
        self.session.modified = True

    def clear(self):
        del self.session[settings.CART_SESSION_ID]
        self.session.modified = True

    def get_total_cost(self):
        for p in self.cart.keys():
            self.cart[str(p)]['product'] = Product.objects.get(pk=p)

        return sum(item['quantity'] * item['product'].price for item in self.cart.values())

my context_processors.py is

def cart(request):
    return {'cart': Cart(request)}

and my cart.html is:

{% extends 'core/base.html' %}

{% block title %}Cart | {% endblock %}

{% block content %}

Cart

    {% if cart %}

                        Product
                        Quantity
                        Price

                        {% for item in cart %}

                                    {{ item.product.title }}

                                    {{ item.quantity }}

                                    -
                                    +

                                ${{ item.total_price }}
                                Remove

                        {% endfor %}

                            Total cost
                            {{ cart|length}}
                            ${{ cart.get_total_cost }}

Contact information

        <form method="post" action="." id="payment-form">
            {% csrf_token %}

            {% if form.non_field_errors %}

                    {{ form.non_field_errors}}

            {% endif %}

            {% if form.errors %}

                        {% for field in form %}
                            {% for error in field.errors %}

{{ field.label }}: {{ error }}

                            {% endfor %}
                        {% endfor %}

            {% endif %}

                        First name

                            <input class="input" type="text" name="first_name">

                        Last name

                            <input class="input" type="text" name="last_name">

                        E-mail

                            <input class="input" type="email" name="email">

                        Phone

                            <input class="input" type="text" name="phone">

                        Address

                            <input class="input" type="text" name="address">

                        Zip code

                            <input class="input" type="text" name="zipcode">

                        Place

                            <input class="input" type="text" name="place">

        </form>

Payment information

            {% if messages %}
                {% for message in messages %}

{{ message }}

                {% endfor %}
            {% endif %}

                    <button class="button is-dark mt-4 is-uppercase">Checkout</button>

    {% else %}

You don't have any products in your cart!

    {% endif %}
{% endblock %}

A: Aren't you casting the product_id to a string with str(product_id) ? And later you're passing it as an number but it's still an string. In cart.py and function add

A: The answer is I did not clear cookies. As I clear those o the code

A: change this:
 {'quantity': 1, 'id': product_id}

with this
{'quantity': 1, 'id': int(product_id)}


And to Sen. Martin Heinrich's (D-NJ) request that he confirm that the CIA is out of the enhanced interrogation business. "Yes, you have my full commitment," Pompeo said.
Put it all together, and it looks like he's opening the door to torture.
Any Army Field Manual rewrite must "fully comply with law, including laws governing the treatment and interrogation of individuals." And the law clearly prohibits torture as well as–thanks to the 2005 Detainee Treatment Act–any form of cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment. It thus prohibits waterboarding, which is a form of torture and has been prosecuted as such since the Spanish American War. It also prohibits the other enhanced interrogation techniques—such as stress positions and confinement in small boxes—that all, at a minimum, constitute cruel and inhuman punishment, even if somehow construed to fall short of torture. So presumably any rewrite would not, as he explicitly promised Senators Feinstein and Heinrich, allow for any of these unlawful techniques.
And just in case Pompeo is waffling in the way that CNN and others have suggested, here are four quick reminders why re-initiating torture, or any of the enhanced interrogation techniques, would be a very bad move.
Moreover, while those that designed or aided the enhanced interrogation program have been protected from prosecution at home, that has been due, in at least part, to the fact that they were relying on Justice Department memos defining the techniques as lawful. Those memos have since been rescinded. And even if the new Department of Justice would re-issue such justifications (which is itself doubtful; see Jack, Alex, and David Luban on this point as well), the claimed reliance on legal counsel defense would look a lot more thin. Presumably, Pompeo would not want to ask his employees to take on that kind of risk.
Second, the costs to international cooperation. A range of countries will be unwilling to cooperate with the United States on a range of critically import activities from intelligence sharing from joint counterterrorism operations to the transfer of detainees to US custody and control if the United States re-ups its torture program. The European Charter of Human Rights would prohibit such cooperation by all EU countries, and other key allies would no doubt interpret their laws in the same way. This would have obvious costs to our security – and to the mission that Pompeo is now charged with pursuing.
Third, the loss of long-term incapacitation options. One of the biggest lessons of 9/11 is that we need an end game. By taking detainees into custody and then torturing them, we made it impossible to prosecute them, whether by military commission or in civilian federal court. And while some may say that we can simply put these detainees into law of war detention, it turns out that is an unstable source of long-term incapacitation.
Not only have law of war detentions at Guantanamo and elsewhere been the subject of protracted litigation and controversy (there is a reason that even George W. Bush wanted to close Guantanamo by the time he left office), but at some point the underlying conflict will be over. And thus the legal justification for continued detention will end as well. At that point, the United States may be in the position of transferring or releasing a detainee that could have, if prosecuted, been kept behind bars for life.
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ON THIS DAY: November 15, 2017
Posted on November 15, 2017 by wordcloud9
November 15th is
America Recycles Day *
Entrepreneur's Day *
I Love to Write Day *
Philanthropy Day *
Sadie Hawkins Day *
MORE! F.P. Adams, Georgia O'Keeffe and David Bowie, click
WORLD FESTIVALS AND NATIONAL HOLIDAYS
Shinto – Shichi Go San ("Seven-Five-Three") festival celebrating children of these ages, blessing their growth and well-being
Austria – Saint Leopold's Day
(Patron saint of Vienna)
Belgium – King's Birthday
Brazil – Republic Day
Côte d'Ivoire –
National Peace Day
Sri Lanka –
National Tree Planting Day
Turkish North Cyprus –
West Bank and Gaza – Independence Day
1492 – "We found a man in a canoe going from Santa Maria to Fernandia. He had with him some dried leaves which are in high value among them, for a quantity of it was brought to me at San Salvador" – from Christopher Columbus' Journal. A few days before meeting canoe man, Arawaks gave him a gift of "certain dried leaves," along with some fruit – back on the ship, the fruit was eaten, but the leaves were thrown away
1532 – Francisco Pizarro, with a force of only 106 foot-soldiers and 62 horsemen, arrives at Cajamarca, where the last Sapa Inca (emperor) Atahualpa is camped, with his army of 80,000 men
Pizarro Seizing the Inca of Peru, painted by John Everett Millais – 1846
1533 – Francisco Pizarro enters Incan capital, Cuzco, to complete the conquest of Peru
1607 – Madeleine de Scudéry born, French writer and salon host; often published her work under her brother's name; her 10-volume novel Artamène, ou le Grand Cyrus, which contains over two million words, is believed to be the longest novel ever published; acknowledged as the foremost "bluestocking" of Paris in the last half of the 17th century
1708 – William Pitt the elder, first Earl of Chatham, born, British leader of the Whigs during the Seven Years' War in America (1756-1761); Prime Minister and Lord Privy Seal (1766-1768)
1738 – William Herschel born in Germany, English astronomer and composer
1777 – After 16 months of debate the Continental Congress approves the Articles of Confederation
1791 – The first U.S. Catholic college, Georgetown University, opens its doors
1806 – Lt. Zebulon Pike sees a distant mountain peak while near the Colorado foothills of the Rocky Mountains, later named Pikes Peak
1849 – Mary E. Byrd born, American astronomer who used photography to determine cometary positions, and a pioneer in astronomy teaching at the college level, designing a method of teaching Astronomy as a laboratory science combined with field work, and writing one of the first teacher training manuals on the subject; She was the director of the observatory at Smith College (1887-1906), but resigned her position because she disapproved of the college accepting money from Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller
1867 – The first stock ticker is demonstrated in New York City
1873 – Sara 'Doctor Jo' Baker born, American physician and medical inspector for the New York City Department of Health, fought against urban poverty and ignorance to save newborns and children; a pioneer in preventative medicine; invented a safe infant formula which helped women return to work and support their families, an eye drop system to prevent infants from becoming blind as a result of transmitted gonorrhea, and safety lessons and licenses for midwives which reduced childbirth fatalities. She said it was more dangerous to be a child in Hell's Kitchen than it was to be a soldier on the front lines of World War I, as their mortality rate was three times higher; tracked down Mary Mallon, the infamous 'Typhoid Mary'
1881 –Franklin 'Pierce' Adams born, American newspaper columnist, radio show personality; Algonquin Round Table member 1920s-1930s; wrote "Baseball's Sad Lexicon," a lament over Chicago Cubs' "Tinker to Evers to Chance"
1882 – Felix Frankfurter born, American legal scholar; U.S. Supreme Court associate justice (1939-1962)
1887 – Georgia O'Keeffe born, one of America's foremost 20th century painters, known for landscapes and oversized, close-up paintings of flowers
Red Poppy, painted by Georgia O'Keeffe – 1927
1887 – Marianne Moore born, influential American poet and translator
1889 – Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca declares Brazil a republic as Emperor Pedro II is deposed in a military coup
1891 – Averell Harriman born, American statesman; U.S. Ambassador, to the Soviet Union (1943-1946), then to Great Britain (1946); U.s. Representative in Europe during implementation of the Marshall Plan (1948-1950); Ambassador-at-Large and head of the U.S. delegation for the Vietnam War Paris peace talks (1968-1969)
1901 – Miller Reese patents an electrical hearing aid
1915 – WWI: Winston Churchill tenders his letter of resignation as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, leaving office ten days later, to command the 6th Battalion of the Royal Scots Fusiliers on the Western Front
1916 – Nita Barrow born, Barbadian nurse, humanitarian activist and politician; Governor-General of Barbados (1990-1995)
1920 – The League of Nations meets for the first time in Geneva, Switzerland
1926 –NBC's radio network of 24 stations opens with a 4-hour broadcast spectacular
1932 – Petula Clark born, English vocalist, composer and actress; her singing career began at age nine, during WWII, performing for the studio audience at a BBC radio broadcast delayed by a bombing raid; she became part of a WWII troupe entertaining the troops, making hundreds of appearances, often with another child performer, Julie Andrews
1933 – Thailand holds its first election
1934 – Peter Dickinson born, British composer
1937 – Sadie Hawkins Day * is first mentioned in the Li'l Abner daily comic strip
1939 – FDR lays the cornerstone of the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC
1940 – Under the first peacetime conscription, 75,000 American men are called to Armed Forces duty
1949 – Nathuram Godse and Narayan Apte executed for assassinating Mahatma Gandhi
1955 – The first phase of the Saint Petersburg Metro opens
1956 – Elvis Presley makes his acting debut in "Love Me Tender"
1959 – The Clutter family of Holcomb KS murdered, which will inspire Truman Capote's non-fiction book In Cold Blood
1966 – NASA's Gemini 12 splashes down in the Atlantic, completing its final mission
1969 – A peaceful demonstration against the Vietnam War is staged by 250,000 protesters in Washington DC
1983 – Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus declares independence, but only Turkey recognizes it
1984 – An infant who received a baboon's heart to replace her own congenitally deformed one dies at a California medical center three weeks after the transplant
1985 – The Anglo-Irish Agreement is signed at Hillsborough Castle by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Irish Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald
1986 – The first Philanthropy Day * is proclaimed by Ronald Reagan, sponsored by the Association of Fundraising Professionals
1988 – The Palestine National Council, the legislative body of the PLO, proclaims the establishment of an independent Palestinian state
1990 – David Bowie debuts on Broadway as The Elephant Man
1997 – America Recycles Day * is started by the National Recycling Coalition, and declared by Presidential Proclamation, now a Keep American Beautiful program
2002 – John Riddle starts I Love to Write Day *
2006 – Al Jazeera English launches worldwide
2010 – Entrepreneur's Day * is started by David Hauser and Siamak Taghaddos, co-founders of Grasshopper, and Amir Tehrani of the Legacy Foundation
2011 – Hundreds of police officers in riot gear raid the Occupy Wall Street encampment in New York City, evicting hundreds of protesters, then demolishing the tent city
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Nintendo NewsNintendo Switch
Dauntless, Epic's new free-to-play, is heading to Switch later on
By Seth Coit	• 3 years ago
Epic Games, recently famed for their massive Fortnite phenomenon, has decided to publish yet another free to play title: Dauntless. Dauntless is created by Phoenix Labs. It is already out on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. If you only own Nintendo Switch, though, don't worry as it will be releasing later on Switch as well.
This new free-to-play online game is an action RPG from Phoenix Labs, it is very Monster Hunter World-esque. There will be regular updates, seasonal events, new Behemoths, and more added as time goes on.
While a gigantic PR blast was not sent out announcing the Switch version, it was confirmed through a page on the official Roadmap.
The page states the following:
Handheld fans, rejoice: We will be working on a Nintendo Switch version of Dauntless after we wrap up our work on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
How do you feel about, Dauntless, coming to Nintendo Switch? Are you tired of free-to-play games? Were you a fan of Epic's Fortnite? I'm personally very curious about a release date and how the Switch version will work, having just started playing it, It is a perfect fit for the platform. I absolutely love its art style. Will you pick Dauntless up on Switch as well? Are you already playing it, as well? We'd love to discuss in the comment section below, or on our various social media pages.
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Dauntless joins this week's eShop roundup - Pure Nintendo
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Vision & The Scarlet Witch: The Saga Of Wanda And Vision
Collects Giant-Size Avengers (1974) #4, Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1982) #1-4, Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) #1-12, West Coast Avengers (1985) #2.
The unlikely romance between the Vision and the Scarlet Witch is one of the most famous Avengers storylines of all! Now, witness what happens when the two heroes finally get married and settle down in the suburbs! If you think they're going to live the quiet life, think again! Wanda embraces her sorcerous heritage — but can a revelation about her family tree be believed? The Vision's past threatens their future, as Ultron and the Grim Reaper strike! And things get even stranger when Wanda's magic spells lead to the couple becoming…a family! That's right, despite all odds the Scarlet Witch is pregnant — and now Wanda and Vision must prepare for the biggest responsibility of their lives!
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Art by:
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Cover by:
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Collects Giant-Size Avengers (1974) #4, Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1982) #1-4, Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) #1-12, West Coast Avengers (1985) #2. The unlikely romance between the Vision and the Scarlet Witch is one of the most famous Avengers storylines of all! Now, witness what happens when the two heroes finally get married and settle down in the suburbs! If you think they're goin
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Collecting Marvel Adventures Iron Man (2007) #1, 7; IRON MAN (1968) #234; IRON MAN (1998) #1. Iron Man is one of the greatest heroes in the Marvel-Verse - and these are some of his most action-packed adventures! When the genius Tony Stark is held captive and forced to make weapons, his best chance of escape lies in building the greatest weapon of all - the very fi rst version of the Iron Man ar
Chris Claremont Anniversary Special (2021)
Celebrate Chris Claremont's enormous impact on your favorite Marvel comics of the past five decades with an all-new story! Dani Moonstar is drafted for a mission across time and space for an incredible psychic showdown against the Shadow King—joining forces with characters created and defined by the pen of Chris Claremont!
Star Trek: Voyager—Seven's Reckoning
After Voyager encounters a damaged alien ship deep in the Delta quadrant, what at first seems to be a simple repair mission becomes much more complicated for Seven of Nine as she becomes involved in an ancient conflict that will put her newfound humanity to the test.
Marvels Snapshot (2020-)
It begins here — a series of specials that show us Marvel's greatest characters from the Golden Age to today, all through the eyes of ordinary people! Project curator Kurt Busiek (Marvels, Astro City) has brought together an amazing assemblage of talent to bring you a total of eight new and unusual viewpoints on Marvel history and Marvel heroes, two per month for the next four months. To kick


The calendar year of 2017 has been one of ups and downs for the Hockeyroos as they kick started their new four year cycle on the back of Olympic disappointment in Rio.
After missing out on qualification to the Hockey World League Finals in July the Aussies bounced back in style to win the Oceania Cup and will hope to use this to build momentum heading into a huge 2018.
Like many international squads there has been a high turnover of players within the squad who enter the next four years together but, with a proud hockey history and passionate following, they will be confident of success and medals at the Commonwealth Games and Vitality Hockey Women's World Cup.
With Trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand in their pool along with Japan and Belgium there are some hot clashes in Pool B. Snap up your tickets to see them before it is too late here.
The Hockeyroos are the third most successful nation in World Cup history with two gold, three silver and one bronze medal to their name. However their most recent trips to tournaments in London have seen them finish fifth at the London 2012 Olympics and fourth at the 2016 Champions Trophy.
Australia are led by captain and forward Emily Smith who has 187 caps to her name since making her debut in October 2011. She has scored 74 international goals in this time making her one to watch.
Goalkeeper Rachael Lynch is another experienced and world class campaigner in the Aussie squad. Lynch has made nearly 200 appearances and has a lot of history in the United Kingdom. She was the hero for Australia in their Commonwealth Games win in Glasgow as she made two saves in the shootout.
Lynch was also named the best goalkeeper of the World Cup in 2014 at the Hague and will hope to make another big impact at the event in London next summer.
The job of coach Paul Gaudoin will be to continue to rejuvenate this side heading into two major tournaments in 2018 but the side are showing signs of what it can do most notably in the Oceania Cup where they beat Papa New Guinea 23-0 on their way to defeating New Zealand in the final.


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Q: How do I reduce the border spacing in table? I have a table with two rows, where there is one h1 heading in the left column. The two other columns is normal paragraphs with strong text.
The two right columns in first row goes alright, but on the second row there is too much vertical space between them. It is pretty obvious that it is the h1 which increases the vertical space between them. But how can I fix that, if possible at all? Do I really need to leave the h1 out of the table?

table {
   width: 80%;
   margin-left: 2%;
   border-collapse: separate;
   border-spacing: 0 1px;
}

Some big text

Some

smaller text

Here come

Second row

A: That spacing is most likely from the default margin on the h1 and p tags, reset them and see.

table {
  width: 80%;
  margin-left: 2%;
  border-collapse: separate;
  border-spacing: 0 1px;
}
td {
  border: 1px solid aqua; /*for demo purpose*/
}
table h1, table p {
  margin: 0; /*reset the margin*/
}

Some big text

Some

smaller text

Here come

Second row

Edit: I figured out (see comments below) what OP refers about the border spacing. It's both the empty , and the border-collapse style. To combine those two s, you can use rowspan. To get rid of the small space amount the lines, use border-collapse:collapse.

table {
  width: 80%;
  margin-left: 2%;
  border-collapse: collapse; /*set it to collapse*/
}
td {
  border: 1px solid aqua; /*for demo purpose*/
}
table h1, table p {
  margin: 0;
}

Some big text

Some

smaller text

Here come

Second row

A: Try removing the margin from the h1 like so.
h1 {
    margin: 0;
}

A: There are two things you can do. First, is making the h1 smaller in height, by reducing its margin and its parent padding.
Also, you can use the rowspan attribute in the td which contains your h1 instead of having a empty td on the second row.
The HTML:

Some big text

Some

smaller text

Here come

Second row

And the CSS:
table {
    width: 80%;
    margin-left: 2%;
    border-collapse: separate;
    border-spacing: 0 1px;
}

table tr td {
    padding: 0;
}

table tr td h1 {
    margin: 0;
}

table tr td p {
    margin: 0;
}

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We know that open source is well established as the place where software innovation happens. Today enterprises are looking at open source even more closely for pro-active, adaptive and innovative technologies to deliver better customer experience. As we move into 2019, we see open source technology further making its mark in some of the key trends we are already experiencing.
Industrial IoT, smart cities and wearables are bringing together and producing more sophisticated data than ever before. While the proliferation of data is nothing new, the volume of unstructured data and the way in which it is managed is. Additionally, many enterprise IT teams are moving to hybrid-environments that have on-premise systems and cloud environments, creating additional challenges for these teams. In 2019, more companies will adopt software-defined storage (SDS) to address the performance and availability challenges caused by the data explosion.
Many industry leaders predicted that the public cloud landscape would diversify at a quicker pace this year, but the sheer size of the main players is making it difficult for newcomers to find space in the market. Additionally, the rapid innovation taking place with large US public clouds providers has made it challenging for others to compete. Providers are starting to focus more on verticals with specific industry regulations, such as streaming companies and the telecoms industry. The trend of niche providers with vertical expertise will continue in 2019, as well as regional cloud providers.
In 2019, we will see the adoption rate of Machine Learning (ML) increase but at a measured pace so that companies can focus on implementing the technology in a way that improves business processes and delivers tangible results. A more cautious implementation also allows for the cultural shift to happen, giving IT and business professionals alike a chance to embrace these next-gen solutions.
However, without access to sufficiently large and diverse amounts of data, ML can't fully succeed. While open source has been recognized for its flexibility and interoperability of technologies to accelerate innovation, the data on the other hand hasn't shared the same benefit. This year, we will see the concept of 'open data' emerge as a way to share and aggregate data. Projects such as the Community Data License Agreement (CDLA) – a development announced by The Linux Foundation – are currently underway and encourage organizations to share data openly and transparently. CDLA will be a key enabler of data sharing that can be used to accelerate the accuracy and use of machine learning.
Security has become a central requirement for most IT professionals, a trend that will continue to grow essentially. As an industry, we've realized that security should lie at the heart of any digital transformation initiative and should never be an afterthought but built-in by design. From the beginning through to completion, it should infiltrate every part of the project. The code should be secure, as well as the design and processes. DevSecOps should be applied for applications as well as the cloud, infrastructure and work with partners. Education around security will continue to be vital, especially with human error continuing to be a major security threat. Organizations will look to create more security ambassadors this year who can advocate for employee awareness around the individual role in overall security.
Peter Lees, Chief Technologist, SUSE Asia Pacific authored this article.


Did you know that Tourism is a $138 Million yearly industry in Eastern Manitoba? These tourism dollars are spent on everything from accommodations to fuel, and groceries to fine art.
Did you know that you don't have to be a designated tourism business to earn some of this revenue for yourself, but also help your community thrive and grow?
Tourism in Manitoba is growing and you can be a part of that whether you own a gas station or a repair shop, a grocery store or an art studio, all you need to do is market to the right people and become part of the growing Eastman Tourism Partners.
Eastman Tourism strengthens the tourism industry by developing, marketing and building capacity of regional assets and travel opportunities.
Eastern Manitoba is a premiere tourism destination where travelers are openly welcomed and entrepreneurial spirits prosper.
COLLABORATION We believe in the power of teamwork and will work in partnerships to maximize impact.
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Act as the central agency and collective voice as the official Regional Tourism Association in Eastern Manitoba.
Provide quality visitor information through a wide variety of regional marketing initiatives.
Provide support to local tourism operators, agencies and events to enhance/develop knowledge, skills, and quality.
Assist with tourism product development by bringing additional resources, products, experiences, jobs and businesses into the region.
Facilitate networking, collaborations, partnerships and opportunities within communities, related agencies, and operators that strengthen the tourism industry.


Let's not forget about the strong, hardworking and fun loving dad this Father's Day. You still have time to find the perfect gift him and I shared some of those gift ideas with the people at FOX 32 Chicago From the Suave Dad to the Outdoorsy type , here is a round up of gifts that are thoughtful and sure to please.
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Luis Garcia predicts where Liverpool will finish this season
Luis Garcia is backing Liverpool to finish in the top four this season under Jurgen Klopp.
The Reds are currently in fourth place in the Premier League table as they look to secure a spot in the Champions League in Klopp's first full season in charge at Anfield.
The German coach has been tasked with steering the Reds back into Europe's elite club competition after the Merseyside outfit finished in eighth place last term.
Liverpool are preparing for their crunch Merseyside derby showdown against Everton at Anfield on Saturday afternoon as they look to keep their top-four bid on track.
But former Reds star Garcia is confident that the Merseyside outfit will be able to secure a return to the Champions League for next season.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Garcia said: "I think it's still there (Champions League qualification for Liverpool).
"It was the target at the beginning of the season and it's the one they have to continue working for.
"I think the team is ready for it, it's true they had a down period during the first part of 2017 but I'm sure of the reaction they're going to have.
"They [Liverpool] have the perfect manager to do it. We know what he is capable of doing with this team and they've shown it before during the first part of the league.
"I don't have a doubt that if they continue working the same way they will be in the top four at the end of the season."
Liverpool were knocked out of all domestic cup competitions and now only have Premier League places to fight for as the season reaches its conclusion.
The Reds finished in the top four under Brendan Rodgers but were dumped out of the Champions League at the group stage the following season.
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Fall Back Title: The Colour of Dried Bones
Ojibway poet, writer, activist and academic Lesley Belleau published her short story collection, The Colour of Dried Bones with Kegedonce press in 2008. As we "fall back" and revisit several of our back list titles, we reached out to Lesley to chat with her about the book and what she is up to now. Here is that interview.
Kegedonce Press: Can you tell us a little bit about The Colour of Dried Bones, about the story of the main character?
Lesley Belleau: The Colour of Dried Bones is a book consisting of intertwined short stories that reflect the life of the main protagonist (who is referred to several times as Bella throughout, although that can be a nickname between her and some relationships). My intention was to create a work that reflects relational elements within her life that narrate like a multiple snapshots of her own experiences as a woman, Indigenous woman, mother, sister, friend, daughter, granddaughter and partner. I wished to show her many relationships in order for the reader to gain a fuller scope of who she is as a protagonist. I tried to express, through her eyes, various aspects of her reality through these snapshots of her own lived experience. I wanted the stories to be natural, real stories that are relatable to Indigenous and other women through her perspective.
KP: What do you remember about your process of writing the book? What were its inspirations?
LB: I remember that the process of writing the book began with an assignment in my master's degree class at University of Windsor as an exercise in Creative Writing on a subject of our own choosing. During that time, I was going through a tumultuous relationship, was a newly single mother, struggling to make ends meet with daycare, a toddler, and full-time school and part-time work in a new city, away from my community and family. I was having a difficult time. I believe that the process and inspiration for these stories began to take shape due to the nature of my own lived experience at that time, and I was able to fully understand and relate to Bella based on those said present conditions of my own life. With each new assignment, I decided to continue with the voice of Bella as a series of interconnected experiences that seemed to attach and compliment each other. I found it therapeutic during this period of struggle in my own life, which in turn, really helped me emotionally. By the end of the writing assignments, most of the stories were almost enough to create this first small novella.
KP: The book reads like a novel, though each chapter is also a stand-alone short story. Can you say why you chose this format, why it worked best for this story/these stories?
LB: I chose this format of short stories because I began writing short fiction and poetry at a young age, was unfamiliar with the longer novel-writing system, although later moved into that direction. I feel that I was comfortable with this format, and I really enjoyed the feeling of expressing snapshots of a life based on multiple experiences that were each their own as well as connected to a larger story. It also began to emerge as a way to express more emotion and feeling into a smaller frame, therefore condensing the larger narrative and giving me more freedom to express a greater depth and range of perspective and emotive qualities in a shorter span of narrative.
KP: The stories in The Colour of Dried Bones are described as "an intimate glimpse into the reality faced by many young First Nations women." How do you think that reality has changed, if at all, since The Colour of Dried Bones was published? Would you change how you told the story/stories today?
LB: I believe that the reality for Indigenous women remains an important part of Canadian History, or the history of what we know as Turtle Island. Growing up on the reserve, Garden River First Nation, I became aware at a very young age the issues with racism, bias against Indigenous women, and sexism and sexual assault issues. For example, look at the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women even today. There is a silent warning within our communities of a potential threat which is a doubled threat of harm or abuse by being both a woman and Indigenous. I was hoping to express awareness not only historically (residential schools, domestic abuse, etc.) but on a contemporary level. I think this reality is just as vital as it was in 2008 (actually most of the stories were written around 2003–2005). However, a huge difference is that there is a further push to awareness today with the red dress project, marches and observances with MMIWG and with the Truth and Reconciliation Act actively acknowledging this ongoing problem.
I may have changed how I told the stories today. Firstly, I have a greater life experience than I did almost 20 years ago. I have seen more, worked as an advocate with MMIWG, raised five children, and have practiced my writing skills into a more evolved way. I also have become stronger in terms of expressing my opinions and that of my cultural traditions. I think personal life experience definitely impacts one's writing, and so, if I was to do a series of short stories, I believe that there would most likely be some literary and perspective differences.
KP: What do you think has changed in the realm of Indigenous literatures since The Colour of Dried Bones came out?
LB: I think there has been so much to have changed in the realm of Indigenous literatures since The Colour of Dried Bones was released and written. Firstly, the amount of new writers is vast and exciting! Entire college and university syllabi are filled with Indigenous Studies, Indigenous Literature, and libraries are collecting these new works and promoting them to a wonderful degree. I recall a time when I was a teenager where it was nearly impossible to find any works at all concerning Indigenous writing, never mind Indigenous women's voices! Before the onset of the Internet, and even after, these works were hard to find, and certainly not being taught in mainstream classrooms. I think that young writers today have a much better access to Indigenous literature, and it has definitely become recognized as a serious part of Turtle Island's cannon of voices. I believe that Indigenous literature is finally become recognized as crucial, and I am so grateful that our children and next generations will grow up to see this and to know how vital their own voices and stories and words and experiences are.
KP: What do you hope that new readers might take away from the book?
LB: I am hoping new readers will see that each one of our experiences, no matter how different, are important, and are able to be told in a multitude of fascinating ways.
KP: Do you have any other writing in progress at the moment?LB: I am currently working on a new book of poetry, which I hope to have translated along with the English poems into Anishinaabemowin. I am also looking into a poetic collaboration with two other Indigenous women writers. It is an exciting time for Indigenous literature in all forms, and I will continue to keep writing and encouraging young writers to keep publishing and to never stop letting our voices be heard and respected.
Miigwetch to Leslie for taking the time to chat with us by email!
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A warm welcome to new Kegedonce Press author Christine Miskonoodinkwe Smith, author of These are the Stories: Memories of a 60s Scoop Survivor Kegedonce Press is excited to announce the release of These are the Stories: Memories of a 60s Scoop Survivor by...
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Fall Back With Kegedonce Press!
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Kevin Peeace's "The Spirit Within," a Beautiful New Cover for The Crooked Good.
Kevin Peeace's original artwork for the new cover of Louise B. Halfe's The Crooked Good, third edition. Kegedonce Press has had the very great honour of publishing brand-new editions of two of Louise Bernice Halfe's classic, award-winning poetry collections. Blue...
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Indigenous Comics Symposium
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Leah Dorion's "Spirit Dancers," A Beautiful New Cover for Blue Marrow
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Nick Foles' Record Means Nothing: Defense in the NFL Is Garbage, so It's Garbage
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There will be a lot of analysis about what Nick Foles did on Sunday involving plenty of data and declarations. Some will say it's a validation of Chip Kelly's offense. Others will say Foles is the next great quarterback in the sport.
The truth is, all of that is garbage.
In tying the NFL record for touchdowns in a game with seven, what Foles did was take advantage of today's NFL. That isn't hard. You know why it isn't hard? Because Nick freakin' Foles did it.
These are some of the quarterbacks who have thrown seven touchdowns in a game: Y.A. Tittle—Hall of Famer. George Blanda—Hall of Famer. Joe Kapp—only player to quarterback in the Super Bowl, Rose Bowl and Grey Cup. And Peyton Manning—future Hall of Famer. Maybe you've heard of him.
Then Nick Foles. Which name doesn't belong on that list?
This is nothing personal. Foles is just a byproduct of what it's like in the NFL today. As great as the sport is, as beautiful as it can be, it's totally, completely and utterly rigged for offense.
I don't know how these quarterbacks play with a straight face. They can't be touched. Their receivers can be barely touched. Exhale on offensive players with any sort of forcible breaths and out come the penalty flags.
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This is the NFL of the 21st century. Where rules hamstring defenses. Where offenses are given huge tactical advantages.
Today's NFL is geared more toward keeping fan interest than anything else. It's turning into Arena football minus the walls. Defenses bring a knife to a gun fight.
Score, score, score. That is what the NFL wants. Because of this, offensive records mean nothing. Actually, they are less than nothing. They are so cheap the dollar store sells them for 50 cents.
Football today is about showmanship and increasingly less about genuine achievement. That is the world in which Foles set his record. While the NFL is in a modern renaissance in terms of ratings and attention, it's in the stone age in terms of quality offensive play.
It is true that over the past decade, records in the NFL have become less valuable. But what's happening now is almost a mockery. Consider first that Foles tied the record with more than four minutes left in the third quarter. I mean, that's just laughable.
Before this week, Foles had 12 touchdowns in 12 career games.
Did Foles splice Joe Montana's DNA into his mitochondria overnight? No, the rules allow players with moderate levels of skill to perform like supermen. In many ways, it's almost cheating.
When Manning threw for seven touchdowns in the season opener, it was the first time in 44 years that had happened, and he was just the sixth player to do it. Along comes Nick freakin' Foles just two months later.
And yes, there is a difference between Manning doing it and Foles doing it. Manning has a dozen Pro Bowls, two Super Bowls, a league MVP—there is an immense body of work there. He also did it against the defending Super Bowl champions. Foles has no such track record.
And he did it against the Raiders.
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Again, this type of thing has been coming for some time. In 2004, Manning had 49 touchdowns in a season. Tom Brady broke the record by tossing 50 just three years later. But at least that's Brady and Manning.
So we saw this coming, but it's gotten to the point where the records just can't be believed. There is a hollowness to them because skill is no longer the centrifuge with which offenses are created.
This will happen again soon. Maybe even this season. Maybe it will be Manning once more. Or Foles again. Hell, Blaine Gabbert might have a shot.
The NFL is morphing into something. The CFL.
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Nicki Smith … Still Moving at 93
When you are 93 years young and still working, you are a special person! But don't tell Bernice "Nicki" Smith that. Nicki, a member of the West Chester Area YMCA, she considers herself just a regular person.
She is a regular person who has survived breast cancer, went through, in her words, "two extremely painful" knee replacements, a hip replacement and has arthritis, but that doesn't stop her.
She continues to teach at the Community College of Philadelphia (CCP), as she has for the last 50 years, and takes a train by herself to get there, but she doesn't consider that a big deal.
Nicki, may consider herself a regular person, but anyone who spends a little time with her will tell you otherwise.
Staying Active and Involved
At the YMCA, Nicki attends a water exercise class three days a week, which she does not like to miss because it helps to keep her going. "I really enjoy that class," she says. "Kevin (the instructor) is great; he really makes it fun."
In addition to Kevin, Nicki has made many other friends at the Y, and she is never afraid to help someone out. When one of the regulars from the exercise class passed away, Nicki collected the donations to help pay for a plaque on a park bench that her husband wanted placed in her memory. "I really don't like collecting," Nicki confessed, "but no one was doing anything, so I did it."
A Natural Teacher
Not surprising, Nicki's passion is teaching. She has been teaching at CCP for 50 years, currently tutoring two days a week.
Her boss told her she was receiving an award earlier this year, but Nicki couldn't figure out why. When her boss explained that she was the oldest teacher at CCP, Nicki's reply was, "that goes to show you that you just need to get old and you will receive an award!"
Things were very different 50 years ago. Nicki got into teaching because her husband played tennis with the president of CCP. They needed help and she had a college degree. "Back in those days, you didn't need a teaching certificate," she recalled. "Women did not have many options coming out of school. Other than being a housewife and mother, women could become a nurse or teacher, not much else. So, I helped him out and have been there ever since! It was a good job…gave me a good life balance."
Nicki's work days are fairly long, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, but she enjoys it and the people. She likes to get to know the students she tutors and finding ways to help them. "It is such a pleasure to see some improvement with a student I have spent time with." It is especially rewarding when that effort is acknowledged. "I had a student call me a few years ago and thank me," Nicki recalled with pride. "She said she was teaching her kids the same way I taught her!'"
Spend a few minutes with Nicki and you won't be disappointed. She is still sharp, tells a good story and loves education. From teaching students, many of whom are "comma obsessed," to her recent research in Norwegian history, Nicki has a wealth of information and a passion for it.
Nicki lights up as she discusses the old Norwegian Viking sagas she has been deciphering, something she just decided she wanted to learn more about. She admitted that her notions on the writings turned out to be wrong, "I thought they would be all action, and most are, but there are a few with feelings. It's really fascinating."
The only problem with her work day is that sitting all that time is a little much for her. She has to get up and move around every so often or she will get too stiff. "Oh, and I have to try not to fall asleep on the train ride home," she chuckles.
That is why her exercise class at the Y is so important; she wants to keep her muscles strong and her joints moving. She likes her regular routine - has a martini every night - and is not ready to venture into other swim classes or workouts right now. "I know how to swim, but I just don't like to get my hair wet. And you know, I feel that if my hair looks good, I look good!"
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Retired senior defence leaders name climate disruption as "clear and present danger", call for 2030 decarbonisation goal
Seventeen senior retired Australian defence leaders have described climate disruption as an "existential threat" and a "clear and present danger", calling for accelerating action with a 2030 decarbonisation goal.
The call came in an open letter to Australia's political leaders, which was also published as a full-page statement in the national The Australian newspaper on 23 March. Amongst the signatories are Admiral Chris Barrie, the former chief of the Australian Defence Force, and Air Vice-Marshal John Blackburn AO, the former deputy chief of the Royal Australian Air Force. The letter is available here.
Existential climate risk management on ClimateGenn
Recently I had the opportunity to speak with journalist Nick Breeze, who writes for The Ecologist as well as running his excellent ClimateGenn site (genn.cc).
The podcast /video are now available. Nick describes our conversation as:
"In this ClimateGenn episode I am speaking with Research Director of the Breakthrough National Centre for Climate Restoration in Melbourne, David Spratt, about assessing climate risk and why incremental tweaks to reduce emissions are failing us.
"We also discuss IPCC forecasts, political failure, and how change is possible but it requires a huge mobilisation of resources, coupled with public and political participation and leadership of the Zelensky variety.
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Grand Central, film review: Contrived plotting but Zlotowski cranks up the tension
(15) Rebecca Zlotowski, 94 mins Starring: Tahar Rahim, Léa Seydoux, Olivier Gourmet
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Léa Seydoux and Tahar Ramin in 'Grand Central'
Rebecca Zlotowski's steamy melodrama plays like a reworking of Jean Renoir's La Bête Humaine with the action transplanted from the railways to a nuclear power plant.
Tahar Rahim is the young worker who begins an affair with the fiancée (Léa Seydoux) of one of his colleagues.
The plotting may be contrived but Zlotowski cranks up the tension effectively enough as Rahim has to deal with both the threat of radiation poisoning and the consequences of his illicit affair.
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Brief Strategic Family Therapy® (BSFT) helps troubled youth and their families grow through strengthening relationships, building connections and creating long-lasting change. BSFT® is a short-term, structured, problem-focused and practical approach for the treatment of youth conduct problems, associations with antisocial peers, early drug use and the accompanying maladaptive family interactions (relations), all of which are recognized risk factors for delinquent behavior and substance abuse.
Most families are in the best position to help their children. By improving family relationships, addressing family problems and providing parents with leadership tools, youth transform their lives. BSFT® provides the family with necessary skills to function successfully during therapy and beyond. Because BSFT® makes the family the focus of treatment, improvements typically last long after therapy has ended.
BSFT® is a specialized intervention, which is three times more effective than other treatments in bringing youth and their families into treatment. BSFT® is typically delivered in 12-16 family sessions, but may be more or less depending on the severity of the problems within the family. Sessions are usually conducted in the family's home. BSFT® is being practiced throughout the United States and in other countries.
JCCA is the largest BSFT® provider in NYC. JCCA BSFT® therapists have received extensive training in the BSFT® model. The BSFT® therapist receives ongoing weekly audio-visual supervision of family sessions, providing accountability and fidelity to the BSFT® model.
Based in Brooklyn, this program is for children (6 to 18 years) who have experienced trauma such as abuse or violence. Staff works with the child and parents to support and strengthen the caregiver-child relationship as a way to restore and protect the child's mental health and sense of attachment and safety.
This program works with adolescents (12 to 18 years) to deal in particular with their antisocial peers, drug use and accompanying difficult family interactions.


Japanese Tattoo Designs of the name Aubert written vertically in katakana.
Japanese Tattoo Designs of the name Aubert written horizontally in katakana.
Japanese Tattoo Design of Aubert in katakana with a red seal for family and the kanji for "My Life".
Japanese Tattoo Design of Aubert in katakana with a red seal for eternity and the kanji for "Family Bonds".
Here we offer authentic Japanese Tattoo designs of the name Aubert by Master Japanese Calligrapher Eri Takase. Remember that names are translated to Japanese by how they are pronounced. So these Japanese Tattoo designs of Aubert are only correct for you if you pronounce Aubert as aw-bEr. That is the name Aubert (when pronounced aw-bEr) in Japanese katakana is オベール with the romaji obe-ru.
The standard way that names are translated to Japanese is with katakana. And these are the samples we show above. We also offer Aubert in hiragana which while not standard may be preferred when a more feminine Japanese Tattoo design of Aubert is wanted. Aubert in hiragana is おべえる and has the romaji obeeru. Be sure to scroll down to see all of the Japanese tattoo designs we offer.
Translations You Can Trust Look up Aubert in Jeffrey's J/E Dictionary at Aubert. The popular Japanese site Movie Walker show celebrities named Aubert that use this translation to Japanese.
The name Aubert means "Noble" which in kanji is 高貴 which is read kouki.
If you are only interested in a Japanese Tattoo Design of the meaning of the name Aubert then click on the image for all the available options.
We also offer Japanese Tattoo designs of Aubert that have both the pronunciation in kana and the meaning in kanji. If you scroll down you will see several tattoo designs that translate both the prounciation and the meaning of the name Aubert.
The name Aubert is from the French. Learn more about the etymology of Aubert at BehindTheName.
Japanese Tattoo Designs of the name Aubert written vertically in hiragana.
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Japanese Tattoo Design of Aubert in hiragana with a red seal for family and the kanji for "My Life".
Japanese Tattoo Design of Aubert in hiragana with a red seal for eternity and the kanji for "Family Bonds".


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Q: Missing Calibri fonts in Windows 8 I recently upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 8, and installed Office 2013, both of which originated from a MSDN subscription. However, I noticed that I only have Calibri Light as a font, so the Calibri default body in Word is being replaced with Calibri Light. What happened to the regular Calibri? There is no Calibri.ttf file on my computer either.

A: If you haven't already found those font files, or for anyone else who has run into this problem, you should be able to find the files in your C:\Windows\WinSxS folder. Open that folder in File Explorer and the type calibri in the search box at the top right. It should find all of the original calibri*.ttf files from your Windows 8 installation. You can drag them from there into the Fonts folder.
On my system, the Office 2013 installer also deleted the Constantia font files. If that happened to you, then after reinstalling your Calibri files, enter constan in that search box and you will find the constan*.ttf files which you can also drag into your Fonts folder.
This is a serious bug in the Office 2013 installer. It should not be deleting existing fonts!


High-deductible health plans—typically with deductibles of at least $1,000 per individual and $2,000 per family—require greater enrollee cost sharing than traditional plans. But they also may provide more affordable premiums and may be the lowest-cost, or only, coverage option for many families with members who are chronically ill. We surveyed families with chronic conditions in high-deductible plans and families in traditional plans to compare health care–related financial burden—such as experiencing difficulty paying medical or basic bills or having to set up payment plans. Almost half (48 percent) of the families with chronic conditions in high-deductible plans reported health care–related financial burden, compared to 21 percent of families in traditional plans. Almost twice as many lower-income families in high-deductible plans spent more than 3 percent of income on health care expenses as lower-income families in traditional plans (53 percent versus 29 percent). As health reform efforts advance, policy makers must consider how to modify high-deductible plans to reduce the financial burden for families with chronic conditions.


I've been creating since I was a child. I have early memories of drawing in my sketch book and my fascination with cameras. Somewhere along the line I chose photography. My first "real" camera was a Praktica with two lenses. It had no autofocus and the metering did not work. I spent endless hours experimenting and shooting as much film as I could afford. Since then I've been constantly photographing.
In school I had very high grades. It was easy for me, at least the studying part. The social part however was not easy. It got better in senior high school, but it has left me with issues that I, as an adult, still have to deal with. I went on to study for a degree in computer science. I don't think it was a decision coming from me, but rather from society and my surroundings.
Get good grades, get a degree and get a good job. That's what you should do with your life.
After I graduated as a computer engineer I settled into a safe non-challenging "normal" life. Days, months and years flew by in a blur of endless repeating workdays and weekend parties. I kept on photographing as a hobby and by this time had developed into a rather skilled photographer technically, but not artistically. By lack of confidence I did not do what I wanted to, but what I thought you "should" do. In my creative work just as in life in general.
For a long time I quite enjoyed this life, but there was something missing. I had this drive to do something more, but I had no idea what to do with it. Slowly and without really noticing it, or at least acknowledge it, I lost direction and began spiraling downwards until I in my late twenties finally hit some sort of bottom.
And it was there. Deep down in my own personal abyss I found what art is to me. As a sort of therapy I started creating pictures. I stopped trying to make what I thought was "art" or "good photography" to others and made pictures just for me, because I needed to. I stopped caring about what other people might think of my work and stopped playing it safe. By crossing that line I was free to tell my own stories, and by crossing the line from photography into photo montages I had the tools to actually tell those stories.
In this work I found something I loved doing and something I could be proud of. I found a purpose, and with that purpose a way to start climbing upwards out of the hole I spent so much time digging. It has not gone straight up, and it has not been an easy journey, life seldom is, but I've kept on climbing.
I think this is the awesome thing about life. Without the bad stuff you can't have the really good. Without living through my bad stuff, I would not have found my art.


Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a serious offense regardless of where you live. This type of crime is not only a violation of law, but is a behavior that can seriously injure or kill anyone who comes into contact with an offender on the road. A vehicle traveling at any speed is very dangerous and must be respected at all levels; however, driving a car while under the influence of alcohol or mind altering substances is an unjustifiable risk.
This is why a DUI conviction is taken very seriously, it is a lesson that must be impactful – there is no room for second chances. The consequences of a DUI can spread far and even get you fired.
Many people spend a long time building up their careers and professional resume by working hard and making tough decisions. To get far in life usually takes consistent hard work over a long period of time; however, one bad decision can cause all of the benefits earned throughout a lifetime to be stripped away. This is the case with a DUI.
1. Showing up late to work. A DUI means that your driver's license will be suspended and in order to get to work you will have have to get a ride or take public transportation. Depending on others or the bus can cause you to be late too many times. This can potentially cause you to get fired from your job.
2. Breaking little-known company policy. You might work for a company that has a policy not to allow those convicted of a DUI to continue employment. Many times this is because of an insurance policy at the office that does not want the liability of an employee with a DUI. Guess what, this was in the fine print when you signed your employment agreement. Your update to co-workers at the water cooler might not be as innocent as you thought.
3. Unknowingly disqualifying yourself from your position. Those that work in the transportation field, such as a commercial driver for a moving company or other logistics services, will be shocked to learn that the DUI typically stays on a person's record for over 50 years. If driving is essential to your job, chances are your employer will let you go and it won't be too easy to find work in the same field. Time to change careers.
4. Damaging your company's brand. The reputation of the business you work for might feel their brand is tarnished by a DUI conviction. As a public representative you might discover that you no longer have a job when your employer learns of your DUI.
5. Too much unwanted attention. Everyone is entitled to fame, but being on the local news for your DUI is not the type of fame you want. No chance on hiding your DUI when the news reporters get a hold of the story. You might not intend to share your DUI, but things happen out of your control. Likely your employer or co-workers will discover the news and it will cause you to get fired.
6. Work at a bar? Expect zero tolerance. If you work at a bar or maybe even a bartender, chances are you won't be back at work any time soon. This will happen because of your employer or maybe even court ordered. DUI defendants should not be in close proximity to drugs or alcohol, especially in a place where others are throwing back shots and exercising questionable decision making skills.
7. What happens on social media…can lead to unemployment. Being under the influence can cause a person to do stupid things and some can be very entertaining. In today's world, where everyone has a video camera on their phone, your drunken stupor or driving in reverse on the highway can be uploaded to social media. Imagine the look on your employer's face when your video has one million views and all his friends liked it on Facebook. You might be a Social Media Star, but that's a Social Media Star without a job.
8. Drunk drivers don't make the best role models. In the event you are a personal athlete or coaching staff, maybe even an athletic teacher at a school, you can be fired for your DUI. Your job doesn't even involve driving, and everyone knows athletes can drink on occasion, so why the drastic measure? Schools and athletic programs are considered by many to be programs geared towards uplifting children, one's that parents may not feel comfortable with a DUI defendant as a potential role model. Sports stars and coaches have a big responsibility in the community so juggling a DUI often works against them.
Getting a DUI or being fired from your job are two matters that are serious. These should not be taken lightly. In the event you are faced with a DUI it is vital you consult with an attorney. You must get a full understanding of how this will affect your job and your duties to your employer. Based on your jurisdiction and the governing rules and regulations in that area, your attorney will help guide you through the process.
Those looking for experience representation in Southern California can call (888) 250-2865 to speak with a skilled defense lawyer with years of experience.


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Automotive Data – Edge to Cloud
Oded Sagee is speaking at T.U. Automotive in Detroit today, June 6th, on "Data is the New Horsepower". For more on the important role of data in the evolving automotive ecosystem, check out Oded's video interview with theCUBE on www.datamakespossible.com.
It used to be the engine that turned heads at an auto show, race track or car dealership. Is it a V8? Is it turbo charged? How much torque can I expect? But emerging automotive applications such as driver-assistance, V2V and autonomous drive are now top of mind. These applications continue to evolve newer and more functionalities that rely heavily on data and the ability to capture, access, transform and protect data. While compute vision and sensor fusion are at the heart of transportation's future, declaring that data is the heart itself is no longer a bold statement! What makes data so important and how can we plan for automotive data in future automotive applications?
Why Data?
As the automotive industry transforms, data is without a doubt at the heart of the new smart edge devices that are revolutionizing the way we travel. With these new applications built into cars, there is more data to store and process than ever before. It is expected that a single autonomous car will have beyond 1 TB of storage by 2022*. Data that travels back and forth between vehicles, across the network infrastructure at the edge, and in the cloud. Big data, fast data, data at the edge and in the cloud. The future of connected and autonomous cars is all about data.
Where's the Data?
Today, real-time processing happens at the edge because there's simply no time for latency! Data aggregation, big data analytics, model training, and near real-time processing can happen on the network or in the cloud, however, there are challenges and limitations at each juncture. The car is subject to environment, design and cost limitations; whereas the network and cloud have limitations in bandwidth, connectivity, latency and security. As a result, edge devices including cars and all of their sensors and systems, need to be equipped with enough compute power to support these new use cases and storage to keep all the data local.
We have seen these limitations in various evolving IoT implementations, where massive sets of data, real-time processing, and data mobility cannot always rely on the network or the cloud, hence the edge devices needs to be equipped with enough compute power, and an appropriate storage solution to execute the application objectives.
And this is where traditional storage, which was designed for a specific, local application, will not be able to support, without any development, the new use cases which require to meet both the local application needs, but also compensate for the shortcomings of the network and cloud.
How to design for the future of automotive?
When designing future transportation services, automakers and OEMs need to design the data structures throughout this end-to-end ecosystem between vehicle, network and cloud. It's important to create the right data storage environments, from edge to cloud, for these newer automotive applications.
Automotive applications such as HD mapping, event and drive recorders, OTA applications and more require data storage with an increasing need for more electronics in the car. An automotive storage solution needs to be built to record, capture and interpret data from an unprecedented number of sensors and cameras working throughout the car to monitor movement, sound, vibrations and more.
These apps are smarter than ever before with the functionality they deliver, but at the same time need to meet extreme conditions with a wide temperature range and endurance. Each use case, whether it be infotainment, telematics, data recorders or V2X communication requires different levels of endurance, performance, longevity and temperature ranges from the storage solution that stores all the data.
Embedded NAND Flash Enabling Future Automotive Applications
NAND Flash offers a data storage solution that balances the need for affordability with the need to meet these new storage requirements: temperature, endurance, integration and retention. Embedded NAND flash in a small form factor; for example Western Digital's iNAND 7250A in an 11×13.5×1.2 mm BGA package with 64 GB capacity can be used for all of these automotive applications throughout the car. It's not only versatile, but offers the capacity, performance, endurance and security features for data stored locally.
As we move toward the autonomous vehicles of the future, data will be driving the evolution of transportation. The right storage environment will enable this future with edge to cloud solutions.
Western Digital is committed to the automotive market. Data is evolving and growing at an insatiable rate driven by technologies such as IoT, ADAS, cutting-edge infotainment and safety systems, and other connected technologies. A new approach to data storage is required to deliver speed, agility and longevity for various applications, workloads and outcomes that can make it economical to make data alive at scale. We're driving the innovation across every layer of the infrastructure necessary to stay ahead of new demands. Our breadth of expertise and level of integration give us an unmatched ability to deliver carefully calibrated solutions for every type and use of data.
*Based on internal estimates
Published on June 6, 2018, in Industries
Oded Sagee: Oded is Western Digital's Senior Director of Embedded & Integrated Solutions, driving product go-to-market strategies.
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