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Q: How @Repository and @Autowired work in spring boot Dao and Service Layer? Below is a my sample Dao and Service Layer.
All are in different Packages.
I am using spring-boot 1.4.
How an autowired Dao interface call DaoImpl methods directly?
In java, an interface can refer to child object but iterface.childMethod() is not possible.
What i am thinking is , since i am doing dependency injection, somehow i am receiving an object of daoImpl in service layer.
Can anyone explain the whole concept of what is happening?
ISocietyAccountMasterDao
public interface ISocietyAccountMasterDao extends IGenericRepository<SocietyAccountMaster> {

    List<SocietyAccountMaster> getAllSocietyAccounts(String societyId, Long accountTypeId);

}

SocietyAccountMasterDaoImpl
public class SocietyAccountMasterDaoImpl extends AbstractDao<String, SocietyAccountMaster>
        implements ISocietyAccountMasterDao {

    private final Logger logger = LogManager.getLogger(LoggingAspect.MANUAL);

    @Override
    public List<SocietyAccountMaster> getAllSocietyAccounts(String societyId, Long accountTypeId) {
        Criteria cr = getEntityCriteria();
        try {
            cr.add(Restrictions.eq("societyId", societyId));
            if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(accountTypeId)) {
                cr.add(Restrictions.eq("accountType.id", accountTypeId));
            }
            return cr.list();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            logger.error("Error While Society Accounts", e);
            throw new BindException(BindStatus.FAILURE, BindStatus.FAILURE_MSG);
        }
    }

ISocietyAccountingService
public interface ISocietyAccountingService {
    List<SocietyAccountMasterDto> getAllSocietyAccounts(String societyId);
}

SocietyAccountingServiceImpl
@Service("societyAccountingService")
@Transactional
public class SocietyAccountingServiceImpl implements ISocietyAccountingService {

@Override
    public List<SocietyAccountMasterDto> getAllSocietyAccounts(String societyId) {
        List<SocietyAccountMasterDto> responses = new ArrayList<SocietyAccountMasterDto>();
        List<SocietyAccountMaster> dbSocietyAccountMasters = societyAccountMasterDao.getAllSocietyAccounts(societyId,
                null);
        for (SocietyAccountMaster dbSocietyAccountMaster : dbSocietyAccountMasters) {
            SocietyAccountMasterDto response = new SocietyAccountMasterDto();
            response.setNickName(dbSocietyAccountMaster.getNickName());
            response.setBankName(dbSocietyAccountMaster.getBankName());
            response.setBalance(dbSocietyAccountMaster.getBalance());
            responses.add(response);
        }
        return responses;
    }
}

A: @Component - Indicates a bean is an auto scan component. It means spring will search for bean with beanName, when it is injected as autowire.
@Repository -  Indicates DAO component in the persistence layer available as auto-scan component.
If see implements of @Repository annonation as shown below:
@Target({ElementType.TYPE})
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@Documented
@Component
public @interface Repository {

    /**
     * The value may indicate a suggestion for a logical component name,
     * to be turned into a Spring bean in case of an autodetected component.
     * @return the suggested component name, if any
     */
    String value() default "";

}

This annotation class is annotated with @Component, which makes it available for auto-wiring. this is reason with DAO impl is available to Service via auto-wiring since Spring auto-detecting it.


Our favorite part of this ministry is having the opportunity to watch orphans-no-more bond with their forever families. Here are some of their first-hand stories.
In addition, Wendy sometimes posts stories about the children and their families on her personal blog.
Every dollar helps us provide physical, emotional, and spiritual support to families traveling to Nicaragua to foster and adopt an orphan.


"To train and educate the rising generation will at all times be the first object of society, to which every other will be subordinate".
In statistics, an outlier is simply an observation that is situated a significant distance from the expected range of values. When you apply the term outlier to an individual, this definition comes alive with expressions such as: maverick, eccentric, nonconformist, and outsider. We like to belong to a group, a community, an organization, working together in harmony with others for a common cause. Very few would choose to stand apart from the group, to be an outlier. It is the outliers, however, that make us re-examine prevailing standards and trends, motivating us to set course in a new direction.
Robert's priority was the workers whose livelihoods depended upon employment within his mills. He enhanced their housing and sanitation, provided medical supervision, and set up a cooperative shop that sold provisions near cost. His greatest dream was to educate children. He established the first infant school in Great Britain based on his deeply held belief that improved circumstances would act as a beacon of hope.
Robert's life was dedicated to building a fairer society where all could live without fear of hunger or want, secure in the knowledge that their children would be educated and that their efforts would be valued. Both Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels paid tribute to Robert, as the man who gave them the basis for their theories. Even in today's world, Robert Owen's ideas remain remarkably relevant.
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Vielen, vielen Dank für Ihren Besuch und die wunderbare Kommentare. Du machst mein Tag schön.
grazie del delizioso viaggio virtuale che con te ho appena compiuto!
Grazie mille fo la vostra visita e osservazioni gentili. Hai fatto la mia bella giornata.
An interesting post about a social visionary with generous intentions. Impressive, Rebecca !!
Thank you so much for stopping by, Joseph and for adding to the dialogue. I often wonder if we really do understand the past in a way that reflects on our individual behaviours. The plight of young children during the time of the Industrial Revolution is well documented as are the stories of those courageous men and women who worked tirelessly to better the conditions and give hope to those children in dire straits. I wonder what historians in the centuries ahead will say about our generation.
The plight of children of today is as challenging as ever. The changes in our society and the way we live our lives has generated new forms of exploitation and abuse. In our highly materialistic society, adult values and behaviour are introduced to children at an increasingly early age, long before they are developmentally ready to deal with them. We spend immense time and effort to meet their material obsession. Experiences in children's daily lives have profound effects on their development. With an upsurge in their mistreatment and effects of a soiled contemporary culture, a continued series of creative child welfare initiatives have to be pursued to help them grow into confident balanced young minds and personalities. Rebecca, the concern expressed by you with your post is very significant.
This reality cannot be realized if we do not support and encourage the next generation. And when the time comes, we must step aside and allow them to take their place on the world stage. I will be happy to applaud from the sidelines.
Nice to know there was an industrialist who cared about the lives of his employees.
FYI:this post didn't show up in my reader.
I can't imagine a more unusual question to ask. I understand that Robert Owen had strong opinions regarding religion. It seems that he had the last word!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 I have yet to visit the Lanark Mills – it is on my bucket list. Doesn't it look spectacular. I try to imagine what it was like when it was a thriving business. Time moves on – what we think will exist forever, transitions to something new.
Thank you for adding to the dialogue. Isn't it interesting that it is easy to recognize genius when we look back, but more difficult when we apply the same thought process to our timeline. Think of how much has happened in the past decade alone. I would never have considered the possibility of blogging and connecting with others via social media 10 years ago. Yet, here we are exchanging ideas and learning from each other. Your visits are very much appreciated.
BTW, love your changing header.
How can we but love Robert Owen. He said great things about women–his prophesy came true. He was truly a man before his time. Great video, thank you. I'm looking forward to more of your posts regarding this subject.
Nowadays, we have made such a lot of progress and know about the great importance of MONEY, MONEY, MONEY!
Genau! Wenn wir zurückblicken und sehen, die großen Dinge, die erreicht haben, gibt es Hoffnung, unsere Generation, die, was wir tun Dinge. Kreativität und Ideen – wir müssen auf der Vergangenheit aufbauen und für zukünftige Generationen. Danke, mein Freund, für Ihre Kommentare und Einsicht.
Sad but typical that such prophets were largely ignored in their lifetimes.
I agree!!! New ideas, especially those that defy the status quo, may take more than a lifetime to be accepted and embraced. How many centuries did it take for us to believe that the earth was round? Pythagoras waited for centuries until Aristotle championed his idea. What I like most about "looking back" is finding courageous people who shared their creativity. Resilience! We do stand on the shoulders of giants. Thanks so much for your visit.
When the big garment factory fire disaster happened in Bangladesh, I signed an AVAAZ petition asking the BIG BRAND corporations to improve things, and until they agreed in writing I would boycott their stores and products.
We were kept abreast of who signed on & who held out. I seem to remember the European companies (Zara… H&M) signing on immediately. Some N. American companies held out the longest.(Gap, Banana, Old Navy & Joe Fresh) … as I remember. Truly, I wonder how it is now.
Thank you for this post, which has not only historical value, but tremendous social value.
I was watching that situation closely. In fact, the world watched – for as consumers, we were all involved. Do you remember that on March 25, 1911, a fire broker out in the Triangle shirtwaist factory in New York's Greenwich Village consuming the building's upper three stories. It was the worst workplace disaster in New York City history. Much like the Rana Plaza collapse, it was a transformative event, leading to major reforms.
April 2015, The Guardian had an update on the promises made by the global brands. I think that you will find it interesting.
We continue to make progress, but more is needed. Thank you so much for adding depth and breadth to this dialogue.
What a remarkable man! Thank you for posting.
Never heard of Robert Owen before. Thank you for carrying forward his story.
Thank you for joining the discussion. Robert Owen had a very interesting way of looking at the world. Some people thought he was rather pompous – but I don't think that stopped him!!!
Very interesting story…first time I have heard of him.
Thank you for your visit and comments. Very much appreciated.
Regardless of the minister's opinion, Robert realized that he had lived his life well and his endeavors had not been useless. The minister was completely wrong. Robert's 'fruitless projects' were not a waste of time–he helped so many people!
I agree wholeheartedly, Mary. Robert Owen was so certain of his path, so certain that his ideas were sound, even noble, that he didn't question his life's work. Most (and I include myself) would have had second thoughts or regrets if someone marginalized our ideas, especially if that person(s) was respected. It is no easy task to be an outlier, but hearing about other outliers gives new reasons for continuing. Thank you so much for your comments.


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Q: App to Change Ldap Password for a JIRA/SVN server I'm setting up a server to offer JIRA and SVN.  I figure, I'll use LDAP to keep the identity management simple.
So, before I write one....  is there a good app out there to let users change their ldap password?  I want something that lets a user authenticate with ldap and update their password.  A form with username, old password, new password and verification would be enough.
I can write my own, but it seems silly to do so if there's already a good app out there that handles this....
Thanks for the help.

A: I guess you could try LDAP Self Service Portal.
We had the same need, but finally used the Account Manager plugin for Trac, the collaborative environment we are using.

A: Thanks.  I broke down and wrote my own.  I used the google web toolkit.  It was pretty trivial.

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Glasgow and Edinburgh 21st Century Banter
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by BigGee Tue 23 Oct 2018, 9:05 am
Something is going on this year
Both Glasgow and Edinburgh are playing quite well!
Is it a dream, am I imagining it, am I going to wake up in a cold sweat and find out that we are really cr*p again?
Someone please reassure me!!
Re: Glasgow and Edinburgh 21st Century Banter
https://theoffsideline.com/cockerill-faces-anxious-wait-before-learning-of-scotland-releases/
Another amusing interview from Cockers, from where RDW cherry picked his quote on the Edinburgh - Toulon thread.
He gives a hint of the team for this weekend. Mungo Mason (in the sevens squad) and CHH get name checked and seem likely to play.
Preparations seem to have been badly trashed by the international call ups and the Scotland camp this week, but he is hopeful of getting some players back in time for the game.
by RDW Tue 23 Oct 2018, 12:44 pm
I'm surprised all the non-Scotland based players were released for the training camp - I'm assuming this is a World Rugby sanctioned window.
I bet Cockers and Rennie are hating it though - just as they're building a bit of momentum they lose all their players.
Location : Sydney
by BigGee Tue 23 Oct 2018, 3:37 pm
http://glasgowwarriors.org/news/18/10/23/alainuuese-finalises-toulon-move
The Big Brian saga finally comes to an end with Warriors confirming his move to Toulon. Clearly there was a bit of wrangling about money but it all seems to have been sorted out.
Wishing him all the best there, but you do wonder what he has let himself in for. He leaves Glasgow with a bit of the 'what might have been' about him, injury never really letting him fulfil his early promise.
by TheMildlyFranticLlama Tue 23 Oct 2018, 6:12 pm
Isn't he still injured at the moment? It seems odd to push for early release of a player who is currently injured and has spent most of the last year injured!
Location : Brighton
TheMildlyFranticLlama wrote: Isn't he still injured at the moment? It seems odd to push for early release of a player who is currently injured and has spent most of the last year injured!
I guess that is Toulon's issue now. He was meant to be coming back to fitness and he was down there recently so you would imagine that they had done some kind of medical on him.
Anyway, I guess as long as the cheque does not bounce!
I wonder if he might run out against Edinburgh for the return Toulon game in January?
They'll need more than a perma-crocked Brian to defeat the mighty Edinburgh!
Too much too soon?
by RDW Tue 23 Oct 2018, 6:55 pm
I still can't get past the fact he's only 24 and not 64.
TheMildlyFranticLlama wrote: They'll need more than a perma-crocked Brian to defeat the mighty Edinburgh!
by BigGee Tue 23 Oct 2018, 10:56 pm
https://theoffsideline.com/alainuuese-completes-toulon-move-warriors-munster/
Big Brian gone, Davidson is now back with Newcastle and apparently the young prospect Marshal Sykes did his knee at the weekend and is out for 3-6 months!
Slightly more promisingly, McDonald is almost back, this week or next and Swinson within the month.
I would say it will be Peterson and Cummings in the row for this weekend at Munster, hopefully Harley will get released to cover the bench.
by BigGee Thu 25 Oct 2018, 11:19 am
Carl Hogg to coach the U20s this season, assisted by Nikki Walker and Scott Lawson.
On paper that is a pretty impressive set up and as a lot of last year's team are returning this time around, along with some excellent U18s coming up, there is every chance of a decent season.
I thought Redpath did z decent job last summer and definitely improved things from a poor 6N performance.
He probably did not want the job full time though, seemed happy to step away from rugby now. I expect he was just helping them out as they were in a mess.
by RDW Thu 25 Oct 2018, 11:21 am
I wonder when Ben Cairns will be given his chance at pro/under 20s level. He's done a great job at Currie and well and truly served his apprenticeship there having been coach for several years now. He's also said he wants a career as a coach.
Given that they're not a Super 6 team his future opportunities there may be limited.
by RDW Thu 25 Oct 2018, 12:13 pm
https://www.606v2.com/t68115-zebre-v-edinburgh#3745824
by 123456789. Fri 26 Oct 2018, 2:37 am
Scott Lawson is coaching the University of St Andrews Rugby Club at the moment, think they're second in the Scottish Unis league (although Edinburgh, Glasgow, Strathclyde and Stirling all play at higher levels) and gave a good account of themselves at the Varsity game against Edinburgh. Probably should have won by all account against a team two divisions above them. Think Nikki Walker has had a pretty decent coaching career so far too.
by BigGee Sun 28 Oct 2018, 12:50 am
Interesting to see quite a few current or ex Scotland U20s players on the fringes of Ep clubs getting a run out in the new English league cup competition which has replaced the Anglo Welsh cup.
The ones I spotted looking at the line ups Devante Onojaife and Fraser Strachan playing for Saints; Jack Cosgrove and Reiss Cullen for Bristol; Jake Kerr for Tigers; George Thorton for Wasps; Alex Craig, Charlie Chapman and our old friend Kyle Traynor for Gloucester!
Kyle Traynor is amazing and just when you think he is retiring, seems to pop up at another club. He was never really an international class player, but seems to have made a decent living as a journeyman LH prop that all clubs want and need. Fair play to him for going on the road and plying his wares.
Am looking forward tomorrow afternoon to watching the Exeter offerring where Sam Skinner (the new addition to the Scotland squad in the second row) younger brother is playing FH for Exeter. Could it be that we have another half decent SQ FH kicking around the system to keep an eye on.
In some respects it seems amazing that two brothers could end up being as different as a second row and a FH, then you think about the Barrett brothers in NZ and realise what is possible!
by RDW Mon 29 Oct 2018, 9:02 am
Well it's amazing how quickly things change in rugby - back to earth with a bump this weekend, although Glasgow can certainly hold their heads up high after a huge performance.
Things are only going to be more difficult this weekend with the Wales game, plus the back up players who will have to travel to cover injuries. I'd be amazed if Berghan is released again for example as a 3rd travelling reserve prop will be needed for Cardiff. Apparently Crosbie broke his cheekbone so our resource are going to be even more stretched.
by RDW Tue 30 Oct 2018, 8:52 am
Bit more chat from Cockers on the injury front - Bradbury is out for 4 months so will likely miss most of the 6N, Charmichael still has concussion symptoms but has returned to training (a big worry given how long this has been going on) and McKenzie should return mid-December
by EWT Spoons Tue 30 Oct 2018, 9:11 am
Gutted that Bradbury is out for so long, and Carmichael has been out with concussion since preseason so as you say RDW that is a bit of a worry.
Location : Edinburgh
by EST Tue 30 Oct 2018, 9:51 am
Really bad news for both Carmichael and Bradbury. The latter was probably in pole position to start at 6 in the AI's and maybe beyond.
Bradbury just needs to regroup and put himself back into the frame for the WC squad. Hopefully he will get plenty of games in the back end of the season to show himself.
With Carmichael, hopefully this is a reflection of better management of head injuries and an acknowledgment that there is no need to rush back. John Barclay had a spell away last season for similar reasons and he came back all guns blazing. The most important thing is not to come back to soon.
Perhaps more worrying is that Dave Denton is also sidelined for the same reasons. He has a bit of a history of this and has already had a few spells on the sidelines because of it. I seem to recall there being talk that one more bad head injury could end his career at one point. Fortunately that was a good few years ago and he seems to have been fine since then. Hopefully this is just precautionary as well.
Rory Darge, Ally Miller and Lewis Wynne have all been called into the Edinburgh squad. Apparently Darge could play this weekend.
offside line wrote: RICHARD Cockerill may have a reputation for being quick-tempered, but he is just as capable of being calm and contemplative. No matter how much he was annoyed by Edinburgh's second-half capitulation against Zebre on Friday night, for example, the head coach was still able to see the bigger picture – that, while victory would of course have been far preferable to the 34-16 defeat, the experience some of the team's youngest players gained from that PRO14 match could be invaluable in the years to come.
The same attitude will obtain again on Friday night, when the Edinburgh squad to play Scarlets at home will again be down to its bare bones. Cockerill was due to learn last night which of his Scotland-squad members would be released to play in the Murrayfield match, but between international duties and injuries he expects to have about 20 absentees.
One player he had already known would be out is Magnus Bradbury, who withdrew from the Scotland squad last week with a shoulder injury. "We're just deciding whether Magnus needs surgery, which is probably the case," the coach said. "If he has surgery that will be, I would say, 16 weeks."
Luke Crosbie, meanwhile, has a broken jaw and will be out for around six weeks. Jaco van der Walt, who was ruled out of the Zebre match with a pulled hamstring, will not play on Friday but could be back by the end of next month. And Matt Scott, out of Scotland contention with concussion, will go through the customary protocols.
Cockerill has brought in Ally Miller from the Sevens squad and Lewis Wynne from London Scottish, while Melrose's Rory Darge will train with the squad and could play at the weekend.
"We've got a very difficult period coming up," Cockerill acknowledged. "It is what it is. We've got to work hard with the players we've got. We'll beg, borrow and do whatever we can to get a team out.
"It will be a challenge, won't it? But the only way for young players to get blooded and learn is you have to take a bit of pain on the way. We'll just see how much pain on Friday. We turn up and win, I think we should all go on the piss."
The coach may well have felt like turning to drink after seeing his team lose to Zebre, but, while accepting that individual errors had contributed to the defeat, he was adamant that there was no point in getting carried away by rage.
"It was a difficult game to review – we played reasonably well for most of the game. First half we controlled the game very well, but if you make simple errors . . . . There were three really cheap tries for nothing and the game was away from us.
"We gave them cheap points. We've got some young guys in there that were playing for the first time and they slowly started to run out of energy. You have to learn the lessons of that.
"I expected us to stay in the fight a little bit more, and I expected a bit more from some of our senior players at times. They had all their internationals back in the squad, which was pretty unhelpful to us. But that's what you get if you're inaccurate and you miss vital parts of the game when it's a really tight fixture anyway.
"I'm just disappointed, because we're better than that. I don't feel let down, because the players worked hard. We had the majority of our team away until Wednesday, Parma is the hardest place in the world to get to – that's not an excuse, but it's not a perfect week. However, with the start that we had and the tactics we had . . . But you can't give cheap tries away.
"I'm pretty cheesed off that we didn't get anything from the game. But in the context of where we're at, we're playing very deep into our squad, and sometimes there's a bit of pain that comes with that."
It remains to be seen how badly affected Scarlets are by Wales call-ups, but Cockerill still expects them to have greater numbers and experience from which to select. "I think they've got a deeper squad and they're a more experienced squad – that's what money buys. It's ironic that Blade Thomson is going to be playing against us.
"Given we've got probably 20-plus players missing from our squad of 45, it doesn't take much to get down to the bare bones, does it? So we'll see. Who knows? The season's not over – it's two games. At the moment things are conspiring against us a little bit."
by BigGee Tue 30 Oct 2018, 10:06 am
Lewis Wynne seems to have been playing very well for London Scottish, I think he has played every game for them and will no doubt be benefitting form regular game time at a very good standard.
It would be a bit ironic if Ally Miller, who never got a sniff last season and was parcelled off to the sevens now takes his chance to show that he is a decent player!
by tigertattie Tue 30 Oct 2018, 12:59 pm
Areas of concern for me
1. Players showing prolonged concussion symptoms. Never a good thing and while not meaning to sound doom and gloom, this kind of thing really can ruin a players career (or worse, thier long term health). I relaly hope all the players are being carefully looked after, from thier point of view and not whats best for the club/union. Which I'm sure they will be.
2. Gutted Bradbury is out for so long. If he doesnt get a run out in the 6Ns then you've got to think he won't be featuring in the world cup! We really need to hope that Blade hits his straps and nails down that elusive ball playing 8 position. Wilson at 6 doesn't worry me as much as Wilson at 8. It would be great thoguh is we got a Bradbury/Thomson/Watson backrow though. Even though it sounds like a firm FES would work for, i would be a rough tough backrow!
3. The youngsters running around in the English Cup - Vellacott seemed to play pretty well again for the cherries. Would it be worth the SRU approaching him again or has that ship sailed? With Price apparently getting his mojo back, SHC getting on well in Wales and Horne still a young livewire, is Vellacott surplus to requirements though?
Location : On the naughty step
Some news that has come out of the blue - Johnnie Petrie is leaving Edinburgh to become Ulster's CEO!
The SRU statement didn't say when he was leaving Edinburgh but Ulster say he's starting at the beginning of 2019.
Ulster were the first to break the news which I always find a bit Poopie given none of the Edinburgh fans knew anything about it.
That's a shame, he seems to have done a pretty good job at Edinburgh steadying the ship and pushing through the appointment of Cockers, improved recruitment and mini Murrayfield.
I guess Ulster is currently a much bigger organisation and there will be a decent pay rise associated with that job. You always get the feeling that it is the SRU that really pull the strings with the Pro clubs and he may have found that frustrating.
by BigGee Wed 31 Oct 2018, 11:25 am
https://www.606v2.com/t68130-ospreys-v-glasgow-warriors-friday-2nd-november
by RDW Thu 01 Nov 2018, 12:03 pm
https://www.606v2.com/t68135-edinburgh-v-scarlets#3748021
by tigertattie Thu 01 Nov 2018, 3:49 pm
Fowles can bugger off
by jimbopip Thu 01 Nov 2018, 6:37 pm
Chentlemen, a word please.
Sadly, Caz the quiet Bokkie has unfortunately been taken ill and won't be journeying to Murrayfield for the Boks' game.
This means his ticket is available, the downside is it's beside the Brumeister and meself.
Also there is a flight from Stansted to Luvvietoon on the Saturday morning and back on the Sunday morning. Caz has written off the cost, but if anyone wants them and is willing to make a contribution that would be nice.
I have organised an Airbnb for the three of us which is paid for for whether its just Bru and me or if there are three of us so that's a free place to doss. Can't be bad.
PM me if interested.
Location : sunny Essex
by RDW Thu 01 Nov 2018, 7:37 pm
I really hope someone takes Jimbo up on his offer so we can hear all about it - it definitely has the makings of a horror/kidnap story!
P.s. I hope your mate is ok
RDW, he's my mate:how could he not be OK? Oh! Right you are there.
Anyhoo, we'll smash these Welsh peasants and get some solace for the shambles that was our last visit to Cardiff. And by shambles I do not mean drinking in The Yard with Tattie Scones and his Posse after the game. They would have to up their game somewhat to even get in the same postcode as Shambles.
by RugbyFan100 Fri 09 Nov 2018, 12:28 pm
Any truth in the rumour that Stuart Hogg is off to Exeter?
by RDW Fri 09 Nov 2018, 12:36 pm
First I've heard of it! What's the source?
To be fair of all the teams he could go to Exter might be a good fit given their philosophy and ethics as a club (i.e. it's not full of world superstars bought in for quick gain) - should keep him grounded and help him develop. I'm amazed if they could compete financially though.
by RugbyFan100 Fri 09 Nov 2018, 1:01 pm
RDW_Scotland wrote: First I've heard of it! What's the source?
Exeter are minted mate. Big wage bill. Was £7m in 2015 and has likely increased a good £1.5m since.
by Hazel Sapling Fri 09 Nov 2018, 1:09 pm
Exeter could finance it and would be a decent fit. I would prefer him going to play for Cotter though.
Newcastle have Welsh, Davidson and Gary Graham starting their league cup game on the weekend. Hardie is on the bench.
by jimbopip Fri 09 Nov 2018, 1:21 pm
Hoggy to Execeterr???
I think after MadMata they may think twice about signing mercurial backs from Glasgow who have difficulties with speaking in English.
Seriously though, it seems that according to a French Journalist Montpellier have been trying to sign him and that has fallen through because he is off to the Chiefs.
by BigGee Fri 09 Nov 2018, 10:05 pm
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/46159637
The Hoggy to Exeter rumour really beginning to get some legs now. Alan Tait talking it up now as well.
I would rather he stayed, though I can see why he would take the money that is on offer, it is a short career at the end of the day. If he does go though, then the Chiefs is far from the worst place for him to go to, he could really suit their style.
At the end of the day there will be a limit to what the SRU can put on the table. As a marquee signing, he would be outside the salary cap and he could probably double it down south.
Piateau is supposedly on a million a year at Bristol if that is any kind of yardstick.
by RDW Sun 11 Nov 2018, 8:27 am
http://glasgowwarriors.org/news/18/11/11/hogg-leave-end-season
He's off!
by BigGee Sun 11 Nov 2018, 9:30 am
Well it was probably inevitable, even if it is still disappointing. I expect Glasgow needed to know what was going on with him earlier rather than later, as this was likely to effect all their other recruitment for the season. I hope this at least means that we will have a better shout at retaining some of our other out of contract players.
As we know with FR leaving, life does go on, though we don't have a ready made FB cover in the way that we did with AH ready to step in at stand off.
Maybe we will look to bring someone in or maybe there is another young starlet out there that we just do not know about yet. I will watch the u20s this year with even more interest than usual.
No mention of where he's off to - for once the SRU have got in there before the new club announces it. Given the high profile of Hogg it wouldn't have gone down well if the Glasgow fans were the last to know (and they love a moan!)
Glasgow have enough class in the backs to not require a top class replacement, but they will need someone to fill the void. Jackson is a component replacement without being anything special and like Biggee I don't know if there are any young guns coming through.
If Maitland was a couple of years older I could see him coming back but at 30 he's still right in his prime, and is a regular starter in one of the best team in Europe. Let's see if he gets offered a new contract when his runs out. His current deal runs out in 2020.
by 123456789. Sun 11 Nov 2018, 9:56 am
As long as Jackson isn't seen as the long term option. I am disappointed but understand, I hope he's off to Exeter which seems a fairly good club when it comes to rotating their players as opposed to a French one that would flog him.
by Welly Sun 11 Nov 2018, 9:57 am
What's Mata contract situation?
The other thing is this will force a rethink of Glasgow's tactics, so often their moves leave the full back one on one with the defender. With Hogg it's an almost guaranteed line break, with Jackson it's a turnover risk every time.
by BigGee Sun 11 Nov 2018, 10:08 am
123456789. wrote: The other thing is this will force a rethink of Glasgow's tactics, so often their moves leave the full back one on one with the defender. With Hogg it's an almost guaranteed line break, with Jackson it's a turnover risk every time.
To be fair, it has not been going so badly this season without him in all the big games so far. Jacko looked a little off the pace early on in the season, but has come more onto his game now.
Still he is not the future and is definitely coming towards the end of his career. Tommy S deputised at FB very adequately in one game, but he is 30 now as well and is definitely a better wing than FB.
I suspect we do need a replacement and maybe we need DR to get out his contact book of players back in NZ while we attempt to grow another one here.
by RDW Sun 11 Nov 2018, 10:28 am
Welly wrote: What's Mata contract situation?
Got another year left, not that that'll discourage the big French clubs. Can't imagine he's on huge money either.
Jamie Lyall on twitter saying it is definitely Exeter for Hoggy. It will be announced in the next few days.
I don't think that is the worst place he could have gone to. They are like Glasgow in many ways, a local based club, who are well managed and play some decent rugby. They probably feel they need a point of difference to stay at the top level and to compete with the moneyed clubs like Sarries.
You would imagine he will be reasonably well looked after there.
They must be mortgaging the place to pay for him though, he won't be cheap!
by 123456789. Sun 11 Nov 2018, 4:43 pm
I'd imagine that Damian McKenzie is almost certainly intending to retire from international rugby and move to Glasgow following the world cup. He's got his eye on a nice house in the Milngavie area and he's fed up with the New Zealand rain.
by BigGee Sun 11 Nov 2018, 4:51 pm
123456789. wrote:
In our dreams!
by Eejit Sun 11 Nov 2018, 9:01 pm
In terms of replacements there are far too few Fijians in the Glasgow team now. I expect DR to attend the next Fijian Drua training session with a big sack of money and swipe a couple of those gentlemen.
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Funding govt and SOEs (I)
Charles Collocott |
Charles Collocott says prescribing assets has proven to be detrimental to fund performance
Funding government and State-Owned Enterprises (I)
The series deals with the following topics:
Introductory brief.
Pension funds.
Funds regulated by the Registrar of Pension Funds.
The Government Employees Pension Fund and other public sector funds not regulated by the Registrar of Pension Funds (1)
Funds other than pension funds which might be required to finance SOE's
Country comparisons (1).
Briefs 1 and 9 summarize the approach and findings, and they will be published first. Shortly thereafter, Briefs 2 to 5 will be published, and finally Briefs 6 to 8.
This introductory brief considers aggregate assets in funds discussed in this series of briefs, the effects of prescribed assets in SA in the past, the potential cost to investors from prescribed assets going forward and rates of return on the different asset classes and their trends.
AGGREGATE FUND ASSETS
The most recent complete account of financial assets discussed in this brief series represents the position as at 31 December 2017.
R million
FSB registered pension funds
Non-FSB pension funds
Collective investment schemes
Life offices
Aggregate assets at the end of 2017 (R 9.30 trillion) were double the gross domestic product (GDP) (R 4.65 trillion) in 2017.
What is at stake now is the re-introduction of prescribed assets as a means of channelling funds towards government and state owned enterprises. Prescribed assets are the percentage of retirement funds' assets (and possibly of other institutional investors) that, by law, have to be allocated to certain government-approved instruments.
THE EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED ASSETS IN SA IN THE PAST
The first time prescribed assets were introduced was in 1956 when the Pension Funds Act was promulgated. The prescribed assets in question were government bonds and the debt of state-owned enterprises.[1]The level of prescription rose until it peaked in 1977. After that it tapered off and prescribed assets were scrapped altogether in 1989.
At its height, the prescribed asset level was set at 75% for public investment commissioners and 33% for long-term insurers. The consequences for the savings industry varied over the decades, but ultimately it resulted in eroding investor wealth.
During the 1960s, when inflation was around 3%, prescribed assets gave a positive real return. But in the 1970s, inflation averaged 11% and, since the prescribed asset nominal return was 7%, a real return of negative 4%. During this time the stock market returned an average nominal return of 24.5% per annum, resulting in a 17.2% opportunity cost for the portion of the investment portfolios forced into prescribed assets instead of the stock market. In the 1980s inflation averaged 14.5%, the real return for prescribed assets was negative 1%, and the opportunity cost of not investing in the stock market was 6.7%.[2] This is shown graphically below:
With regards to the effect the policy had on asset allocation, around 40% of pension fund assets were in prescribed assets in the mid-to-late 1980s.
In 1988 the Jacobs Committee was appointed to investigate prescribed assets and associated market distortions, with the Committee ultimately recommending that the policy be scrapped.[3] After the policy was abolished in 1989 the allocation to government bonds and SOE debt fell with a shift towards equities. The allocation to government bonds and SOE debt is currently near 20%.
POTENTIAL CAPITAL LEVY RESULTING FROM PRESCRIBED ASSETS GOING FORWARD
Since 2004, the average return for equities represented by the JSE All Share Index has been 18% per annum, whereas the All Bond Index returned 9% per annum.[4]
To illustrate the diminished returns that could occur over 10 years as a result of prescribed assets, the HSF has created a capital levy spreadsheet/Excel model. This model consists of a portfolio of equities and government bonds, and calculates the resulting capital levy (the net present value of the diminished return, i.e the cost of complying with prescribed assets obligations) as a percentage of total investments. Using mid-market inputs in the left-hand-side table below, we get 10 year capital levies as per the three different percentages of prescribed assets shown on the right:
Percentage Prescribed
Capital Levy - 10 years
Bond coupon
Equity dividend
Real Equity return
Nominal equity return
Real discount rate
Nominal discount rate
Annual increase in share price
Annual increase in bond price
To download the capital levy spreadsheet/Excel model with its adjustable inputs, click here.
Rates of return on the different asset classes and their trends
Overall the rates of return for all assets classes have trended downwards in the last fifteen years, with domestic equities and domestic property in particular feeling the pinch.
Annual percentage return per asset class from October 2005 to October 2019:
Percentage returns over the last 5, 10 and 15 years have been:
Cash and money markets
Domestic bonds
Domestic property
Domestic equity
Foreign equity
Note that rand returns on foreign equity depend on the dollar/rand exchange rate as well as returns in dollar terms. At times when the exchange rate is depreciating, rand returns on foreign investments are increased.
The investment limitations that currently exist for pension fund managers, which will be covered in the following briefs are, the HSF suggests, in the best interest of beneficiaries in that they avoid the risk of over-concentration of any single asset class. But prescribing assets has in the past proven to be detrimental to fund performance, and going forward it is likely to detract from portfolio returns.
The trend in all asset returns has been downwards for some time now and especially so for local assets. And while extrapolating past returns is generally a poor indicator for future returns, the general consensus among market participants world-wide now is that economic growth levels globally are likely to be on the downside for the immediate future. Major markets which have been driving growth in recent history, namely China and India, are cooling off, coupled with the damage caused by the ongoing uncertainty about trade regimes, Brexit and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Locally, the challenges to the economy are well known to the average South African. Adding further downward pressure by re-introducing prescribed assets will only exacerbate the difficulties fund managers currently face in generating sufficient returns to secure beneficiary payments in defined benefit funds and adequate income replacement from defined contribution funds.
Charles Collocott, Policy Researcher, Helen Suzman Foundation.
[1]https://www.moneyweb.co.za/news/south-africa/anc-still-eyeing-pension-assets/
[2]https://mg.co.za/article/2019-06-28-00-prescribed-assets-a-bad-call
[3]https://www.iol.co.za/personal-finance/investments/opinion-prescribed-assets-lessons-from-the-past-20092007
[4]Nedbank CIB Fixed Income Insight, 18 January 2019, p4.
Funding govt and SOEs (IX)
The National Credit Amendment Act – and what can be done
Financial regulations in South Africa (II)
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package org.uma.jmetal.example.singleobjective;

import org.uma.jmetal.algorithm.Algorithm;
import org.uma.jmetal.algorithm.multiobjective.randomsearch.RandomSearchBuilder;
import org.uma.jmetal.example.AlgorithmRunner;
import org.uma.jmetal.problem.Problem;
import org.uma.jmetal.problem.singleobjective.OneMax;
import org.uma.jmetal.solution.binarysolution.BinarySolution;
import org.uma.jmetal.solution.doublesolution.DoubleSolution;
import org.uma.jmetal.util.AbstractAlgorithmRunner;
import org.uma.jmetal.util.JMetalException;
import org.uma.jmetal.util.JMetalLogger;
import org.uma.jmetal.util.ProblemUtils;

import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Class for configuring and running the random search algorithm
 *
 * @author Antonio J. Nebro <antonio@lcc.uma.es>
 */

public class RandomSearchRunner extends AbstractAlgorithmRunner {
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    problem = new OneMax(1024) ;

    algorithm = new RandomSearchBuilder<>(problem)
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            .build() ;

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    List<BinarySolution> population = algorithm.getResult() ;
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    JMetalLogger.logger.info("Solution: " + population.get(0).getVariable(0)) ;
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}


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package net.i2p.router;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong;

import net.i2p.data.DataHelper;

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    public String getName() { return _job; }
    public long getRuns() { return _numRuns.get(); }
    public long getTotalTime() { return _totalTime.get(); }
    public long getMaxTime() { return _maxTime; }
    public long getMinTime() { return _minTime; }

    public double getAvgTime() {
        long numRuns = _numRuns.get();
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        else
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    }
    public long getTotalPendingTime() { return _totalPendingTime.get(); }
    public long getMaxPendingTime() { return _maxPendingTime; }
    public long getMinPendingTime() { return _minPendingTime; }

    public double getAvgPendingTime() {
        long numRuns = _numRuns.get();
        if (numRuns > 0)
            return _totalPendingTime.get() / (double) numRuns;
        else
            return 0;
    }

/****
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    @Override
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                   getRuns() == stats.getRuns() &&
                   getTotalTime() == stats.getTotalTime() &&
                   getMaxTime() == stats.getMaxTime() &&
                   getMinTime() == stats.getMinTime();
        } else {
            return false;
        }
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    @Override
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        buf.append(getTotalTime()).append("ms (").append(getAvgTime()).append("ms/").append(getMaxTime()).append("ms/");
        buf.append(getMinTime()).append("ms avg/max/min) after a total lag of ");
        buf.append(getTotalPendingTime()).append("ms (").append(getAvgPendingTime()).append("ms/");
        buf.append(getMaxPendingTime()).append("ms/").append(getMinPendingTime()).append("ms avg/max/min)");
        return buf.toString();
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Q: Image of an annulus of a complex function If we consider $f(z) = \exp\left(\frac{1}{z^2}\right)$, how do we compute $f(D^*(0,r))$, where $D^*(0,r) = \{z\in\Bbb C : 0<|z|<r\}$?
We know that $f$ has an essential singularity in 0, so by Cassorati-Weierstrass' theorem we know that the image of any perfored neighbourhood of 0 is dense in $\Bbb C$. Does this mean that $f(D^*(0,r)) = \Bbb C$?
If this is not important, how should I approach this problem instead?

A: I'm putting the discussion in the comments into an answer in order to have it more clean and mark the question as answered.
Consider first $D_1 = D^*(0,r) = \{z\in\Bbb C : 0<|z|<r\}$ and $f_1(z) = z^2$, and we evaluate $f(D_1) = D^*(0,r^2) = \{z\in\Bbb C : 0<|z|<r^2\}=:D_2$. Now we take $f_2(z) = \frac{1}{f_1(z)} = \frac{1}{z^2}$, and get $f_2(D_2) = \Bbb C\setminus D(0,r^2) = \{z\in\Bbb C : |z|>r^2\}=:D_3$.
Since $\exp$ is $2\pi i$-periodic, it maps each horizontal strip of height $2\pi$ onto its total image. We only need to check that $D_3$ contains a horizontal strip of height $2\pi$, but this is simple (take for example $S = \{z\in\Bbb C : 2r^2< \Im(z)<2r^2+2\pi\}$, which is the horizontal strip of height $2\pi$ and starts at $2r^2$, in order to contain it in $D_3$).
Therefore, $f(D_1) = \Bbb C$.
This could further be revised with the Cassorati-Weierstrass theorem, since $\exp\left(\frac{1}{z^2}\right)$ has an essential singularity at $z=0$. Therefore, the image of $D^*(0,r)$ (a perfored neighbourhood of $0$) is dense.
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Duncan Elder
Published: 15:33 Friday 13 April 2018
The principals two Lisburn post-primary schools named in an Education Authority report that raises questions about the sustainability of school provision have stressed that their schools are not at risk of closure or merger.
James Martin of Laurelhill Community College and Jim Sheerin of Lisnagarvey High School spoke out to address concerns about the future of their schools following the publication of the Education Authority's latest Annual Action Plan.
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The 2018/19 plan sets out a number of key issues for local schools, and actions to be taken forward between April this year and next March.
The document, which also details issues and actions carried forward from last year's plan, refers to Laurelhill Community College and Lisnagarvey High School, stating that the key issue for the schools is to: "Ensure school places are located as required and address school provision where sustainability is an issue."
It adds that the managing authorities have been tasked with "developing options for future provision at Laurelhill CC and Lisnagarvey HS by March 2019."
The wording of the report, and subsequent media coverage, sparked concerns among parents that the schools could be facing possible merger or closure. But Mr Martin and Mr Sheerin say that's definitely not the case.
In a letter to parents, the Laurelhill headmaster described media headlines about possible school closures and mergers as "alarmist in nature".
"I want to assure parents, pupils, staff and the whole community that Laurelhill Community College is both secure and sustainable," he said.
"The school is having its most successful sustained period on record. Within the last 12 months we have produced the best GCSE and GCE results for non-grammar schools in Lisburn, we hold the Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council Drama and Sports' Team prizes and have been awarded the Gold Award from the IFA. The school is NOT up for closure or merger."
Mr Martin continued: "This Education Authority Plan has not been discussed with Laurelhill Community College Governors, Principal or the local community.
"The Lisburn area is growing therefore the area needs school places. The discussions involving Laurelhill Community College are about managing school places at secondary level NOT about closing.
"I will be talking to the Education Authority in due course and seeking the best way forward for Laurelhill."
Stressing that Lisnagarvey High School isn't at risk of merger or closure, Mr Sheerin commented: "Lisnagarvey High School has been oversubscribed for the past three years and we have actually been in discussion with the department about trying to get an increased admission number.
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"We have 556 children at the school at present and that number is going to rise to over 600 in the next two years.
"We have been in the first quartile for secondary school performance for the past four years, so we actually have increasing numbers of parents wanting to send their children to the school."
Meanwhile, the Education Authority Action Plan also highlights the need for the establishment of Autism Spectrum Disorder Centres and General Learning Support Centres at a number of local primary and post-primary schools, including Fort Hill Integrated College, Fort Hill Integrated Primary and Dromara Primary School.
The document says the managing authority for each of the schools is to carry out consultation on the issue by March 2019.
It also states that the managing authority is to consult on options for future primary provision at Maghaberry Primary School by May 2018.


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but displaying grace to the thousandth generation of those who love me and obey my mitzvot.
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and showing mercy unto thousands of generations of those that love me and keep my commandments.
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and showing loyal love to thousands of generations of those loving me and of those keeping my commandments.
but I lavish my love upon thousands of those who love me and obey my commandments.
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but showing steadfast love to the thousandth generation of those who love me and keep my commandments.
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but showing lovingkindness to the thousands of generations of those who love Me and keep My mitzvot.
But for those who love Me and keep My directives, their children will experience My loyal love for a thousand generations.
and showing loving kindness to thousands of those who love me and keep my commandments.
and I do mercy into thousands, to them that love me, and keep my behests. (but I do mercy unto thousands, to those who love me, and who keep my commandments.)
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"untitled landscape with wheel" Wood, paint, stain, glue, nails
Briefly describe the work you do.
I make large wall based sculptures addressing concerns of landscape and environment. They exist somewhere between abstraction and realism. The work is created from widely available materials such as plywood, 2x4s and cardboard. The works reference archetypal moments within the landscape and architectural spaces, asking the viewer to examine personal and collective histories as well as their own place in time.
Tell us about your background and how that has had an influence on your work and on you as an artist.
I grew up in Illinois, so the midwestern environment has had a huge influence on my aesthetics. I want to capture the vastness of the American landscape and the effect that human development has had on this environment. I can remember seeing the south side of Chicago in the early 90's from the window of the car as we traveled through the city and being fascinated with the decay of the region. At the time it possessed a great visual appeal to me, but I really had no idea about the cultural forces at work. I tend to be very observant of my surroundings, and as I matured I became very interested in landscape as a vehicle for documenting social and political change. My initial fascination with the textures and forms of decayed barns and derelict factories became an awareness and interest in the circumstances that resulted in these ruined landscapes and by extension the economic and social upheaval. In a way I see my work as political, but not in an overt way.
"Desert Constructions" Wood, glue, nails, fiberglass, paint, stain
The concept of the artist studio has a broad range of meanings in contemporary practice. Artists may spend much of their time in the actual studio, or they may spend very little time in it. Tell us about your individual studio practice and how it differs from or is the same as traditional notions of "being in the studio."
In a lot of ways I still maintain a pretty traditional notion of what constitutes a "studio practice." I go into my studio and make things. It sounds simplistic, but I think that's what keeps me returning to what I do. It's an escape, a way of just immersing myself in material and process. For me, the act of making is also a way of thinking and a way of communicating, so that really becomes one of the driving motivators in my studio.
What roles do you find yourself playing that you may not have envisioned yourself in when you first started making art?
My quick answer is self-promoter. But the more complex answer would be that as an artist you have to be an entrepreneur. You end up playing a lot of different roles, everything from artist, to promoter, to janitor. I think we all go in naïve about what it takes to be an artist, and we have that moment where reality and expectation collide. Recently I have added the role of collaborator to the mix. I have a few side projects I work on with friends and colleagues. It's a new approach for me, but it allows for larger and more complex projects or work with new materials that I would never approach on my own.
When do you find is the best time to make art? Do you set aside a specific time everyday or do you have to work whenever time allows?
I generally try to set aside large blocks of studio time, usually Saturday I spend the entire day in the studio, and then fit in more time between my teaching responsibilities the rest of the week. I've tried to fit in smaller working sessions, but I find that it takes me time to really get into work mode. I try to get all the other stuff done throughout the day, sending out images, writing, and things like that. I just started the summer season, so I have much more time to focus on my work, and minimal responsibilities at the University, so summer tends to be a really productive time for me. I'm spending a few weeks in June at Brush Creek Center for the Arts in Wyoming, which is going to be really great. Nice to get out of Vegas and spend time focusing on my work with fewer distractions.
"Curved Surface" Wood, paint, stain, glue, nails
How has your work changed in the past five years? How is it the same?
Digital tools have had a huge impact on my work over the past 5 years. I came of age at a really unique time. Being born in the early 80s meant that I saw the emergence of the Internet and the transformation of culture to an almost entirely digital framework. My cohort, more than any other, came of age as the Internet matured. Initially I saw my work as a hedge against these developments. I learned ceramics, woodworking, welding, these really traditional and "analog" technologies, and for a long time I resisted the application of any digital methodologies into my process. But after seeing how other artists integrated digital technologies into their work in either a seamless way or used it to advance their own conceptual or visual agenda it really made sense. My work remains focused on the landscape, and I still use it as a vehicle for exploring ideas regardless of the material or technique involved.
How have people such as family, friends, writers, philosophers, other artists or even pop icons had an impact on the work you do?
Despite being a Sculptor I count a lot of photographers among my influences. The WPA photographers, Walker Evans, Dorthea Lange, etc. all had a big impact on my work. I have been very fortunate to have the support of my family and several very beneficial mentors over the course of my career.
Have you ever been pulled in the direction of a pursuit other than being an artist? What are your other interests?
Not in many years. I really wanted to be an architect as a child, until I spent a day working with one, and realized that it was so boring! I still count architects among my major influences, Frank Lloyd Wright of course, but also a lot of the mid- century architects who built on his work. Architects like John Lautner and Paul Williams. Architecture has been a huge influence on my work and personal fascination for me though. But I really can't see myself doing much else other than making art and teaching. At the end of the day there is still a lot of freedom to be had as an artist.
Dave Rowe received his BFA from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and his MFA from Indiana University Bloomington. He has shown nationally, and his work was included in the national survey show "Crafting a Continuum" at Arizona State University. He is a 2011 recipient of an Efroymson Contemporary Arts Fellowship. In summer 2015 he willl be in residence at Brush Creek Center for the Arts.
From 2010-2013 he ran the 3D Foundations Program at Indiana University Bloomington. He is currently an Assistant Professor and Area Head of Sculptural Practices and 3D Foundations at the University of Nevada- Las Vegas.
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It is well known that refrigeration manufacturers are investing more and more in finding solutions and products with greater efficiency and respect for natural resources, while at the same time reducing both harmful emissions and energy consumption costs.
This is also the aim of Eurovent, the European industrial association that groups together the main industries in the refrigeration and air conditioning sector and of which Pierluigi Schiesaro, Arneg's Director of Research & Development, is proud to be the Chairman of the working group on refrigerated furniture (called PG-RDC).
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Nicolas Simion Group at London Jazz Festival
Monday, 19 November 2012 , ora 10.02
The saxophonist Nicolas Simion and his band have recently given a recital at the London Jazz Festival. Our reporter in London, Dan Vasiliu will offer us more information about this performance and about Nicolas Simion Group:
The first of them is Martin who, unshaven and with a blue tarboosh on his head, seems to be the type of person you wouldn't want to meet in the street at night, which happens when you hear him playing the harmonica. Next to him there is Angus - who has cornrowed hair, a black wide-brimmed black haton his head and white shoes; his guitar playing style seems to be a mix of Bob Marley, Michael Jackson and Jimmy Hendrix but with different beats. A little bit further, in a corner of the stage, Benjamin seems to be a movie gangster...with his hair swept-back and clean-cut cheekbones, he gives you the impression that he wants to beat up over and over again... They aren't alone. A tall gentleman, dressed all in black is watching them. Although white - haired, he is full of energy and wants to prove it. When being with them, he moistens his lip as if he was tasting an ice-cream, and then he plays the sax giving you the impression that his venae from his right temple is about to burst. He is Nicolas Simion, and together they they are the members of a quartet that brought the sound of Transylvania to London.
"Our traditional folk music is very rhythmical, melodic and has something like...a dance cadence in it. So, those happy or sad songs have something that makes you feel alive. Firstly, we try to attract people and offer a positive image through the music we play, to those who haven't visited Romania or Transylvania and know the places only from films, books, or hearsay."
This is not the first time when Transylvanian rhythms are heard in London. Two years ago Nicolas Simion made the audience dance. Now the effect would probably have been the same if the atmosphere at the jazz festival hadn't created a profound feeling, even if the members of the band were all replaced .
You have a multinational band. How do you manage to convince your band colleagues to feel this Transylvanian spirit?
"Fine. Sometimes it works, sometimes it works less. Music is the secret that holds them together. You don't need time to convince people to feel it and to add something personal."
Do you have something in mind when you compose these Transylvanian rhythms, do you think about a certain event, region or a certain person?
"Yes and no. There are songs that I fixed and whose original tune I keep. There are songs from which I copy only the rhythm after which I compose a folkloric song, or abstract songs, which automatically have a little touch of popular music. Having grown up in a traditional folk music environment, somehow it's inside me, in my blood. It lives inside me and I can't write music otherwise. In the end, you feel the Romanian music no matter how much I try to write abstract and traditional jazz music. "
Translated by Andreea Mesescu and Elena Daniela Radu


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All of the products featured on this website are available through our dealer network throughout Australasia. DeckHardware maintains stock levels of all standard stock; however with over 9000 stock lines some parts are brought into order.
Freight is calculated by our Team for each order to ensure we find the right option for you based on cost and time frame. This is calculated once we receive your order. We do not ship to the EU.
Website Specials and end of product clearance available whilst stocks last via our website.
LIROS Rope is available in 100m rolls unless otherwise stated. LIROS Rope cut lengths are available however not on all variations. To find out whether the colour and style you are after is available in a cut length contact us via our live chat, email or 02 99059400. Trade Discount is not applicable to cut lengths.
If you have any queries please contact DeckHardware so that we may assist you. Call us on 02 9905 9400 or email us.