text:
            群发用户筛选
            <button class="btn btn-primary pull-right" type="button" ng-click="filter.cancel()">关闭</button>

             | 单品行为筛选

                商品ID:

                    <input type="text" class="form-control" ng-model="filter.productId" name="productId">
                    选填,多个商品ID用;分隔
                    <button type="button" class="btn btn-primary" ng-click="searchItemName()" ng-disabled="!filter.productId">查看商品名称</button>

{{item.pmId}}  {{item.pmName}}

此商品无名称显示

                操作时间:

                            <input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup ng-model="filter.operateStartTime" is-open="operateStartOpened" max-date="filter.operateEndTime" datepicker-options="dateOptions" close-text="Close" style="margin-top:36px;"/>

                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="operateStartOpened=true;"></button>

                    <uib-timepicker ng-model="filter.operateStartTime" hour-step="hstep" minute-step="mstep" show-meridian="false" ></uib-timepicker>

                     ~

                            <input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup ng-model="filter.operateEndTime" is-open="operateEndOpened" min-date="filter.operateStartTime" datepicker-options="dateOptions" close-text="Close" style="margin-top:36px;"/>

                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="operateEndOpened=true;"></button>

                    <uib-timepicker ng-model="filter.operateEndTime" hour-step="hstep" minute-step="mstep" show-meridian="false" ></uib-timepicker>

                操作行为:
                    (请先输入商品ID以及操作时间)

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="filter.actListText.indexOf(item.value)>-1"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionAct(item)">
                        {{item.name}}

                            【

                            】

             | 类目购买筛选

                操作时间:

                            <input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup ng-model="filter.buyStartTime" is-open="buyStartTimeOpened" max-date="filter.buyEndTime" datepicker-options="dateOptions" close-text="Close" style="margin-top:36px;"/>

                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="buyStartTimeOpened=true;"></button>

                    <uib-timepicker ng-model="filter.buyStartTime" hour-step="hstep" minute-step="mstep" show-meridian="false" ></uib-timepicker>

                     ~

                                <input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup ng-model="filter.buyEndTime" is-open="buyEndTimeOpened" min-date="filter.buyStartTime" datepicker-options="dateOptions" close-text="Close" style="margin-top:36px;"/>

                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="buyEndTimeOpened=true;"></button>

                    <uib-timepicker ng-model="filter.buyEndTime" hour-step="hstep" minute-step="mstep" show-meridian="false" ></uib-timepicker>

                发送渠道:
                (若需要查看数量,请先输入商品ID以及选择时间)

                    
                    

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="item.hasChosen == true"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseFirstCat(item)"
                                ng-disabled="filter.canChooseCat == true">
                        {{item.label}}

                            【

                            】

                        
                        

                            <input
                                    type="checkbox"
                                    value="{{itemSecond.value}}"
                                    ng-checked="itemSecond.hasChosen == true"
                                    ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseSecondCat(itemSecond,item)">
                            {{itemSecond.label}}

                                【

                                】

                                <input
                                        type="checkbox"
                                        value="{{itemThird.value}}"
                                        ng-checked="itemThird.hasChosen == true"
                                        ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseThirdCat(itemThird,itemSecond,item)">
                                {{itemThird.label}}

                                    【

                                    】

 0 &&(!filter.buyEndTime || !filter.buyStartTime || !filter.productId)">

                逻辑关系:

                            <input type="radio" name="logicRelation" value="0" ng-model="filter.logicRelation"> 并

                            <input type="radio" name="logicRelation" value="1" ng-model="filter.logicRelation"> 或

                            <input type="radio" name="logicRelation" value="2" ng-model="filter.logicRelation"> 除

                    <button class="btn btn-success btn-sm" type="button" ng-click="addCatAttr()"
                            ng-disabled="!filter.logicRelation">
                        增加筛选属性
                    </button>
                    【注意】*并为交集关系,或为加和关系,除为减法关系

                操作时间:

                            <input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup ng-model="filter.buyStartTime2" is-open="buyStartTimeOpened" max-date="filter.buyEndTime2" datepicker-options="dateOptions" close-text="Close" style="margin-top:36px;"/>

                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="buyStartTimeOpened=true;"></button>

                    <uib-timepicker ng-model="filter.buyStartTime2" hour-step="hstep" minute-step="mstep" show-meridian="false" ></uib-timepicker>

                     ~

                            <input type="text" class="form-control" uib-datepicker-popup ng-model="filter.buyEndTime2" is-open="buyEndTimeOpened" min-date="filter.buyStartTime2" datepicker-options="dateOptions" close-text="Close" style="margin-top:36px;"/>

                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="buyEndTimeOpened=true;"></button>

                    <uib-timepicker ng-model="filter.buyEndTime2" hour-step="hstep" minute-step="mstep" show-meridian="false" ></uib-timepicker>

                发送渠道:
                (若需要查看数量,请先输入商品ID以及选择时间)

                    
                    

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="item.hasChosen == true"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseFirstCat(item,'new')"
                                ng-disabled="filter.canChooseCat == true">
                        {{item.label}}

                            【

                            】

                        
                        

                            <input
                                    type="checkbox"
                                    value="{{itemSecond.value}}"
                                    ng-checked="itemSecond.hasChosen == true"
                                    ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseSecondCat(itemSecond,item,'new')">
                            {{itemSecond.label}}

                                【

                                】

                                <input
                                        type="checkbox"
                                        value="{{itemThird.value}}"
                                        ng-checked="itemThird.hasChosen == true"
                                        ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseThirdCat(itemThird,itemSecond,item,'new')">
                                {{itemThird.label}}

                                    【

                                    】

             | 症状筛选

                症状标签:

                    
                    

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="item.hasChosen == true"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseFirstSym(item)">
                        {{item.label}}

                            【

                            】

                            <input
                                    type="checkbox"
                                    value="{{itemSecond.value}}"
                                    ng-checked="itemSecond.hasChosen == true"
                                    ng-click="toggleSelectionChooseSecondSym(itemSecond,item)">
                            {{itemSecond.label}}

                                    【

                                    】

             | 其他筛选

                用户类型:

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="filter.userTypeListText.indexOf(item.value)>-1"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionUserType(item.value)"> {{item.name}}

                用户性别:

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="filter.userSexListText.indexOf(item.value)>-1"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionSex(item.value)"> {{item.name}}

                所在地域:

                        <input
                                type="checkbox"
                                value="{{item.value}}"
                                ng-checked="filter.regionListText.indexOf(item.value)>-1"
                                ng-click="toggleSelectionRegion(item.value)"> {{item.name}}

                    <input type="checkbox"
                           value="{{filter.screenmask}}"
                           ng-checked="filter.screenmask == true"
                           ng-click="toggleSelectionForbidDay()">
                    屏蔽近

                        <select class="form-control" ng-model="filter.forbidDay" ng-options="list as list for list in filter.dayList"></select>

                    天内发送过的手机号

        <button class="btn btn-info btn-filter-confirm" type="button" ng-click="filter.search()"
                ng-disabled="filterForm.$invalid">
            查询筛选用户数
        </button>
        <button class="btn btn-info btn-filter-confirm" type="button" ng-click="filter.confirm()"
                ng-disabled="filterForm.$invalid || filter.notConfirm == true">
            确认筛选用户
        </button>

            共查询到

            条符合条件的用户

            人数查询中...请稍候


The 18-hole Mentel Memorial Golf Course At Bolton Field in Galloway, OH is a public golf course that opened in 1970. Designed by Jack Kidwell, Mentel Memorial Golf Course At Bolton Field measures 7034 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 123 and a 72.5 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. The greens are bent grass and the fairways are bluegrass.


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package io.quarkus.registry;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.StringWriter;

import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.core.HttpHeaders;
import javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;

import io.quarkus.registry.config.RegistriesConfigMapperHelper;
import io.quarkus.registry.config.RegistryConfig;

@Path("/config")
public class RegistryConfigResource {

    @GET
    public Response getDefaultRegistryConfig() throws IOException {
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        RegistriesConfigMapperHelper.toJson(RegistryConfig.defaultConfig(), sw);
        return Response.ok(sw.toString())
                .header(HttpHeaders.CONTENT_TYPE, MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
                .build();
    }
}

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Q: Django file upload with Ajax-fueled progress bar I am relatively new to Django and even newer to JavaScript, so excuse my greenhorn question. The situation is like this:
1) I have a website for file uploading, coded out in Django, with some of the logic like the one below:
def page_query(request):
    ...
    if request.method == 'POST':
       ...
       file_entry = file_form(request.POST, request.FILES)

       if file_entry.is_valid():
           if request.FILES.get('filename', False) != False:
               f = request.FILES['filename']
               fname = time_id + '_' + case_id + '_.ext'
               file_check = data_admin.upload_file(f, fname, upload_path)
               upload_file_path = os.path.join(upload_path, fname)

data_admin.upload_file() is a custom function defined in another module of my project with function boiling down to:
with open(upload_path + fname, 'wb+') as destination:
    for chunk in f.chunks():
        destination.write(chunk)

2) I wanted to add some sort of upload progress indication to my website, and in a lot of sources I have seen people recommending jQuery's Ajax solution, which boils down to the code below:
$(document).ready(function() {

  $('#form_id').on('submit', function(event) {
    // event.preventDefault();

    var post_data = new FormData($("#form_id")[0]);

    $.ajax({
        xhr: function() {
          var xhr = new window.XMLHttpRequest();

          xhr.upload.addEventListener("progress", function(evt) {
            var percent = Math.round(evt.loaded/evt.total * 100)
            console.log(percent)
            $('#complaint_query_button').attr('disabled', true)
            $('#complaint_query_button').get(0).innerText = "Upload status: " + percent + '%'
          }, false);

          xhr.upload.addEventListener("load", function(evt) {
            $('#complaint_query_button').css('background-color', 'green').delay(2000)
            $('#complaint_query_button').get(0).innerText = "COMPLETE, refreshing..."
            // setTimeout(location.reload.bind(location), 10000);

          }, false);

          return xhr;
        },
          url: window.location.href,// to allow add and edit
          // url: window.location.reload(),
          type: "POST",
          data: post_data,
          processData: false,
          contentType: false,
          success: function(result) {
              //
        }
      });
  })

The above solution worked for me like a charm, and I have a submit button which indicates upload's progress in %s, however, I think I do not completely understand what is exactly happening with all that in place. I have seen files attached in the file input HTML elements get uploaded twice to my destination on the server. Moreover, the upload progress indicated on the submit button by Ajax command does not line up with my browser's upload progress info displayed in the bottom-left side of the page.
I am really confused by the above - am I creating 2 upload streams (one with Django, the other with Ajax)? How can I reconcile them?
I am open to suggestions on how to deal with this issue, or maybe there is a Django-native module which takes care of file upload progress?
Thank you.
UPDATE 19 Sep 2018
Still had no luck figuring this one out. Would be obliged to anyone who'll find a moment to share their opinion with me. Apologies for a shameless bump up.

A: Well, after a big trial and error run with this matter, I have finally cracked the problem - the url argument had to be changed from "window.location.href" to "#", and all problems I have described above stopped immediately. After adding in views.py's page_query function a JSON response at the end of the POST method block, I ended up having a web site which does file transfer and updates the user about the status of the upload without a need to be re-rendered after each form submission.
Would love to learn from someone more knowledgeable than myself, what does this "#" sign in there really do in there, as it has been a game-changer for me.

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Heirloom Gifts
Genealogy Articles
Rants, Raves & Kudos
Compound Surname Research Issues
By Barbara K. Henritze
in Genealogy Articles
Compound Surname Research Issu...
Last Names – Surnames
Compound word surnames have idiosyncrasies which create indexing and researching issues in records across the United States. This is true when compound word surnames are misunderstood like many Spanish names that consist of two surnames, a paternal and maternal surname in that order. Just to make it hard, Portuguese custom is the reverse, maternal and then paternal surname. Examples abound of prefixes not understood to be part of a surname, but instead thought to be a free standing middle name or an optional part of the surname; Dutch examples of van der Pool and ten Broeck; French examples of L'Hiver and Du Bois; British Isle examples of O'Reilly, Fitz-William, ap Rhys, or McAlpin. Each of those examples adds at least one extra letter under which a name might be indexed. Suffixes cause problems with computer sorting and melding of two or more distinct men into one. Hyphenates really only cause issues when the hyphen is absent or in the computer age when the surname exceeds the amount of characters available for a field. Hereditary titles create confusion when people from other countries create marriage and land ownership records in the United States. A multitude of surname examples appear in blog entries entitled:
Van Gogh and Beethoven – In Addition to Greatness, What Do They have in Common?
Do Surname Suffixes Help or Hinder the Research Process?
Surnames vs. Titles
Double Barreled Surnames, Compound Words and the Hyphenates
Compound Word Surnames
Spanish surnames can be a genealogist's delight. When Maria Lopez Perez appears in a record, it means Maria was a daughter in a family with a paternal surname Lopez and a maternal surname of Perez. Father's first surname, mother's second surname, simple, f and f. Just like footnotes have the first name first, f and f. When Maria marries Gabriel Ramirez Montoya, she may decide to use the name Maria Lopez Perez de Ramirez or she may still use her birth name of Maria Lopez Perez. Clerks all over America with varying degrees of knowledge could index this name alternately under L, P, d or R, when technically it should always be indexed as Lopez. However, just because it should be indexed as Lopez does not mean it will be indexed as Lopez. Search all the possibilities, or the very entry skipped will be for the name needed. There are additional current problems due to written accents and computer sorting.
Some Native American compound word surnames like Blue Jacket or Nighthorse alternately have a space or no space between words. When one of those words is treated as a prefix, first name or middle name and sometimes ignored and other times indexed, it will appear differently in indexes. If a researcher is not familiar with a surname, Blue might appear to be a given name or middle name and Jacket the surname, instead of a compound word surname beginning with a B, which might be spelled as one word or two. BlueJacket, Bluejacket, Blue Jacket all refer to a family in the Shawnee tribe.
There are surnames originating from other countries with prepositions as a prefix. Van, Von, Mac, O', ap, and du which also can be spelled with a space or without a space between the prefix and the surname. These prefixes can change the sound and perception of the second part of the compound name so Mc Loud sounds like Mac Cloud, McCloud, McLoud, MacCloud and MacLoud, which adds the letter C and L to the regular M or Mac under which this name might be indexed. Here is a newspaper article in which a surname is spelled McLonan and M'Lonan within four sentences of each other.
This can vary by person, family and era. Many older county record index books had a special page for Mac and Mc, so those names would not be interspersed with the surnames beginning with the letter M. Most registers did not have a separate page for Van.
Common usage for Ludwig van Beethoven and Vincent Van Gogh differ. Beethoven was German with a Dutch/Flemish surname from his grandfather. There are few people who wouldn't first check surnames under B for Beethoven. Vincent Van Gogh equally as famous as Beethoven is known as Van Gogh, not Gogh, also of Dutch origin, but most would search indexes under V not G.
Examples of Dutch origin:
Van Meter, Vanmeter VanMetre, VanMeter, Van Metre, Vanmetre
De Wit, Dewitt, De With, De Witte
Ten Broeck, Tenbroeck, Ten Broek
Vanderpool, van der Pool, Vander Pool, Van Derpool, Ver Pool
Some variants of McAlpin:
Mac Alpin
M'Calpin
McCalpin
M'Alpin
The Welsh name ap Rhys meaning son of Rhys has evolved into Price. FitzPatrick is uniquely Irish, meaning son of Patrick. Other surnames with the prefix Fitz came the Norman tradition, the word fils meaning son. It appears to be unique to the British Isles as an Anglicized form of "son of." Fitz can mean the other side of the blanket for royalty, the most prominent example being FitzClarence, an illegitimate branch of the Hanover family. Fitzgerald can and does appear as Fitz Gerald. Fitzwilliam is a compound word surname without the space or hyphen, however, it also appears as:
Fitz William
Fitz-William
Other common Fitz surnames are Fitzroy, Fitzjames, Fitzgilbert, Fitzsimmons, and FitzHugh.
French surnames and their angelicized contortions have a variety of articles and prepositions:
De La Roche, delaRoche
Delacroix, De la Croix
Du Bois, DuBoise
L'Hiver
LeBlanc, Le Blanc
L'Angelier, Langelier, Loungley
St. Pierre, Saint Pierre, Saint Peter, St. Peter
O'Reilley, O'Reilly, O. Reilly all sound like Irish origin surnames. In context, if you heard Patrick O'Reilly you might spell the surname O'Reilly but if you heard Augustine O. Raleigh you might spell it differently. A friend of Irish descent jokingly called the family of our friend Barbara Olinger (pronounced All in ger), the O'Linger family. Sometimes it's all in the punctuation or lack thereof.
There are suffixes to surnames, generational titles, Jr., Sr., III, patronymic lineage names son, dottir, religious suffixes which refer to the religious order a person belongs, and honorary titles and degrees, M.D., Esq., C.P.A. Religious suffixes, abbreviations of various Catholic religious orders, may be extremely helpful in differentiating various religious of the same name. Honorary titles and degrees have no place in indexing surnames, however, generational titles which differentiate a man from his son or grandson, do. Suffix surname problems are worse in computer generated indices, I, II, III, IV, V, Jr. Sr. lead to Sr. vs. I, Jr. vs II, etc. Patronymic surnames from Scandinavian countries are frequently standardized for instance, Anderson rather than Andersdottir. Attached suffixes (Anderson) which mean son or son of can be clues to ethnicity, but don't cause the indexing issues as detached suffixes do especially with computer sorting programs. In that case, Brown Jr., Brown, Jr., Brown II and Brown, II may all refer to the same person and yet be sorted by a computer and placed in different order dependant on the comma or the extra space or the indexers preference for Jr. vs. II. Sometimes a man is known as Brown Jr. until his father dies and then he becomes Brown Sr. and his son previously Brown III becomes Brown Jr. This also causes controversy in indexing and differentiation.
Hyphenates
There was a five year period from 2005-2010 when the French required double hyphens, as in Martin–DuBois.
Hyphenated surnames in America are generally a product of the egalitarian late 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s naming patterns for children. It can mean that the mother was a strong willed woman and the father was secure and supportive. In the 1990s and 2000s, same sex couples also often use a hyphenated name or an entirely made up third surname. Another reason to have a hyphenated surname in America if the surname like, Smith, Jones, Johnson, Brown or Davis, Williams or Miller, is so common it is almost like not having a surname at all. Inheritance may require a name change or name hyphenated to prevent a surname dying out; someone may inherit land only with a name change to Buchanan. Another subset of compound surnames come from adoption issues with children keeping their original surname as a middle name or as a part of a hyphenated surname.
Double barrelled names in England support a certain amount of distinction, high faluting, pretension, posh or otherwise. The name Smythe-Wickham brings a country house to mind. Wickham-Smythe doesn't have the same feel, but would be infinitely better on indexers. Any surname index will have pages of surnames beginning with Sm just because of the Smith issue. There is also the aristocratic issue of a surname and a title, which can cause indexer multiple headaches even when they know the issues. For researchers, first exposed to the contradictions, the only answer to search under every possibility, is actually a help.
The other obvious aspect of compound surnames in England would be surnames, titles and multiple titles. Hereditary titles create confusion, especially hard to comprehend in the United States, because we have no inherent background knowledge. Many Americans recognize Prince Charles of England as the Prince of Wales, not so many would recognize him as the Duke of Rothesay. Many fewer Americans know his son, Prince William as the Duke of Cambridge and still even fewer know Prince Harry is not yet the Duke of anything, but can use the surname Mountbatten-Windsor, though in the Army he is known as Captain Harry Wales. It just isn't background knowledge for Americans, though it very well may be for British subjects.
If the current Earl of March, Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, purchased a horse racing property in Fayette Co., Kentucky when he was Lord Settrington before his grandfather died in 1989, he might be referred to Charles Settrington, Charles Gordon-Lennox Jr., or Charles Gordon-Lennox II. His father's name is currently Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Earl of Richmond and his son's current name is Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Lord Settrington. If Kentucky Utilities Company needed a Right of Way across that imaginery property, he is Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Earl of March. I am not a legal professional and have no idea if those titles should or would be included in a Deed, Mortgage or Right of Way Agreement, in addition to his name. They could be indexed separately and differently, so I would search under each eventuality. As a photographer he used to be known as Charles Settrington and now is known as Charles March. I don't know if those are "legal names" or aliases or noms de plume, creative names. I do know I would search every way I could imagine for his records, so I might find as many as possible.
In America, titles are earned through education, ministerial studies or military rank; examples of which would be Doctor, Rev., General. Titles in America are not earned through inheritance; examples of which would be, Duke, Marquis or Earl. Just to confuse the issue, each of those titles is also known in the United States as a first name. The Marquis de la Fayette is an example of a title and a surname that has morphed into given names of Marcus, Marc, Lafayette and Lafe.
Surnames were invented to begin to differentiate people with an additional name with geographic, charasteristic, economic or patronymic attributes; now they are a form of legal identification. What seems unique or at least uncommon in this country can be ubiquitous in another country. I know a woman named Pasang Sherpa from Nepal. She is the only one I know, however in her country Pasang meaning born on Friday, is the first name, all things being equal, of about approximately 1/7th of the population. Some Sherpas have begun adding middle names to help differientiation. Compound surnames would be a treat to deal with in this case in which thousands have the same name.
Indexing compound surnames is so involved that Joy Misa and John Steenwinkel published a paper in February 2012 with an Appendix on the subject by country of origin. One main point, if it is known how the subject indexes his or her own surname, that is the first choice. Given the multiple complexities, it is not surprising surnames from other countires of origin are indexed incorrectly, but amazing any are done right at all. A thorough researcher keeps in mind all the ways a name might be indexed, correctly or incorrectly and checks them all.
"My family has always spelled it this way" doesn't excuse a researcher from examining all possible spellings, misspellings, typos, prefixes, suffixes, titles and compound word surnames. It's how others perceived, indexed, pronounced and interpreted the surname, that gives a surname it's spot correctly or wrongly in an index or record book. Clerks, ministers, enumerators, editors, teachers, priests, lawyers, journalists, truly any record creator in the 1700s, 1800s and 1900s, had a great deal of leeway and uneven training across population, geography or time. In addition surnames in different branches of the same family evolved with slight spelling discrepancies. A knowledgeable clerk may have made things worse by overcorrecting. Priests aggravated name confusion situations by translating names into Latin that were never Latin to begin with and translators of records may have done the same in reverse translating Zimmerman into Carpenter, Jesus into Hay Zeus, or Juanita into Wanita.
Compare for simplicity's sake, a non compound example of a surname which is also an English word. Americans generally use the word GRAY for the color mixed from black and white, whilst the British use GREY. There are discussions about Gray being a surname of Scottish ancestry and Grey being a surname of English ancestry. The words are interchangeable in the United States, search both ways, even if your family has never used the other spelling. Problems arise not always from how surnames are supposed to be, but how other people perceive them, including neighbors, indexers, enumerators, typists, data entry personnel, clerks, and recorders.
Barbara K. Henritze
I have been doing genealogical research more than 35 years or all my life, it depends on how you look at it. My love for reading, quilts and research are intertwined.
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Van Drie
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Schils France
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Quality improvement within the chain: to measure is to know
In conversation with... Ruth Bouwstra (CCQO) and vets Bjorn Roelofs and Jos van Arkel.
Quality is the foundation of all products that the VanDrie Group supplies, and in order to further expand the position of the VanDrie Group in the field of quality, a new position has been created. In October 2020, Ruth Bouwstra took up her new role – completely from home due to the coronavirus – as Corporate Chain Quality Officer in order to further improve the quality structure and quality control in the chain. The cooperation with independent vets such Jos van Arkel and Bjorn Roelofs from Dierenkliniek Den Ham (Den Ham Veterinary Clinic) plays an important role in her position. A three-way discussion about animal welfare, animal health, data and the opportunities that these offer when it comes to utilising the power of the chain.
2020 was a unique year for everyone. What effect has COVID-19 had on your work?
Bouwstra: "It was an unusual start to a new job. I'm someone who likes to make contact. So as soon as that's allowed again, I've got a lot of hands to shake."
Roelofs: 'Many of our company visits went ahead as normal. You can't deprive sick animals of care. It was, however, quieter in the stalls due to a reduced demand for veal. The periods between the rounds [Editor's note: period that a group of calves stays at a calf husbandry] were also longer, as a result of which the stalls were empty more often."
Van Arkel: "As a result of the coronavirus crisis, I have noticed how important the role of a cup of coffee at the kitchen table is in my work. The personal consultation within the context of a farm is an important indicator to determine how things are going with the family. My experience is that when everything is in order, the veal farmer also achieves optimum performance in the stall. The fact that the conversations at the kitchen table fell by the wayside sometimes made it more difficult for us, as vets, to make decisions."
All three of you are working to improve and safeguard animal health in the chain of the VanDrie Group. What are the most important points for attention in this regard?
Van Arkel: "When we visit a calf husbandry, we assess each calf individually based on a number of points, such as: liveliness, the coat and whether a calf is eating and drinking well. We subsequently examine if the immune response of the calf is up to standard and whether the calf has successfully weathered the transport and change of location."
Roelofs: "Actually, our work already begins in between the rounds, that is, before a new herd [Editor's note: group of calves] moves into the stall. Together with the veal farmer, I then evaluate what went well the last time and what could be improved. The farm's health plan plays an important role in this regard. It is a compulsory evaluation in which points such as animal health, stall climate and use of antibiotics are specified. In this way, you raise a farm up to a higher level through proper interplay between the veal farmer, the regional manager from the VanDrie Group and the vet. That is the strength of chain integration."
Bouwstra: "Safeguarding animal health is one of the most important pillars underpinning our chain. The animal is the main focus in the chain operated by the VanDrie Group; healthy feed produces healthy animals and healthy animals lead to high-quality products. The fact that animal health and animal welfare are occasionally at odds with each other is difficult at times. Take walking outside for example: while this often has a positive effect in terms of animal welfare, it can be less positive in the case of animal health and sustainability. Walking outside increases the risk of animal diseases, due to direct contact with wild animals, for example. Nevertheless, there are also many opportunities for achieving improvements, without that directly leading to an increased risk of animal diseases. Good information, together with the correct interpretation of that information by independent vets, such as Bjorn and Jos, helps us when monitoring animal health and making the right decisions on the path towards further improvement."
Starting from this solid foundation, we are continuing to build an organisation in which quality policy is proactively developed, based on an intrinsic motivation to be and to remain a pioneer. - Ruth Bouwstra
What opportunities do you see for the VanDrie Group to utilise the strength of the chain even better in order to safeguard and improve animal health?
Bouwstra: "For a future-proof organisation, it is important that quality is not only driven by external factors, such as customers and legislation. Our quality system, Safety Guard, facilitates a way of working in which quality ethos goes beyond meeting those basic requirements. Starting from this solid foundation, we are continuing to build an organisation in which quality policy is proactively developed, based on an intrinsic motivation to be and to remain a pioneer with regard to important themes."
Bouwstra: "In my view, utilising the many data flows in our chain more effectively represents a major opportunity. With the knowledge and expertise that the VanDrie Group possesses, we are investigating how we can utilise that data even more and even better, and – if necessary – how we should supplement it, in order to further improve food safety, animal welfare and sustainability, in addition to animal health. You can only improve things if you know exactly what could be done better. To measure is to know. That begins by having an objective way of recording data. What is more, we are making use of the expertise that already exists in our group and are working in close collaboration with Labora, the independent laboratory of the VanDrie Group."
Van Arkel: "As far as the use of data is concerned, the VanDrie Group can learn from the poultry sector, for example, where data is already used when formulating parameters in terms of animal welfare and animal health. Nowadays, you are able to read almost on a minute-by-minute basis how things are going with a flock of chickens in the poultry barn."
Roelofs: "As a vet, you are continually busy, in collaboration with regional managers, collecting data about animal health. The types of data collected include the Hb level in the blood and the feed intake, but if you are also looking further along in the chain, it also includes slaughter data, such as carcass weight, conformation, fat coverage and meat colour. The VanDrie Group can process this data into quality information so that it can be shared throughout the chain."
The vet's voice should be heard more often in discussions within society about animal welfare and health. - Jos van Arkel
How can you work together to ensure that this quality in terms of animal welfare and animal health continues to be safeguarded, now and in the future?
Roelofs: "We must remain committed to quality improvement in order to preserve the calf husbandry's right to exist. The VanDrie Group could make a contribution to this by making knowledge and data available for research and training."
Van Arkel: "We can also play a part in this as vets, for example by communicating more effectively about what we do and the things we see on a farm. Moreover, the vet's voice should certainly be heard more often in discussions within society about animal welfare and health."
Bouwstra: "The veal sector contributes to the role of the Netherlands in supplying high-quality food. It is our belief that the Dutch mentality and the entrepreneurship this engenders are precisely what is needed to innovate, including in livestock farming. Dutch knowledge and expertise are helping us take steps towards safeguarding animal health, animal welfare, food safety and sustainability in livestock farming. Together, we can spread the word that the Netherlands is a country where high-quality products are being produced in an increasingly sustainable way and at the same time work is constantly being carried out to improve animal health, animal welfare and food safety. The products supplied by the VanDrie Group must therefore also be safe and be responsibly produced. Stakeholders should be able to expect us to be constantly thinking about improvements and how we will apply them. That is why it is important to continue developing quality, for example by making more effective use of data, investing in new research techniques such as genome analyses in order to map out the genetic composition of an organism, cell or virus, or actually encouraging knowledge sharing between the links in the chain. In this way, we are working on the next step of the quality ethos within our chain."
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US citizen here, no ties to New Zealand, but would love to live there. Does anyone know if there is any demand / path for an American to go to work for Air New Zealand or JetStar? Maybe start at JetStar pacific or something?
Do a search here for past threads on the topic. It's been done, but I believe the person was married to a Kiwi.
I was contacted by a recruiter for Air New Zealand about five years ago. They were looking for A320 sim instructors. They told me there would be a possibility of moving to line flying after 3 years in the training department.
Yeah, I read that one. Hoped maybe things had changed. I'm not married to a Kiwi unfortunately.
How do you feel about sheep? I kid I kid.
As a yank I am assuming unless you immigrated to NZ and than converted your license. You chances are as good as a seal during shark season.
Are the chicks hot in NZ? Worthwhile to move there?
NZ is the most beautiful place in the World and yes the chicks are hot.


Let's face it—hosting parties is one of the great struggles of adulting. There are so many things you must take care of and, of course, no matter how meticulously you prepare for it, something is bound to go wrong. I mean, it's hard enough to decide what you're going to eat for lunch break, what more of what all your loved ones would want to eat for the whole afternoon?
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Seventeen o' nine is a micro-events venue located in Chino Roces Avenue, Makati. Its best feature is its two working kitchens complete with a beer dispenser, two ovens, and a refrigerator. With its pristine yet cozy interior, it is the perfect place for holding mini get-togethers, private gatherings, or even just cooking with friends. Not only will they clean up after you, they can also cater for your food if you're not up for the challenge of cooking.
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I was tired of having my sawhorses just laying around, taking up space so I whipped together this simple sawhorse holder so I could hang them on the wall.
1) I grabbed some scrap 2x4s and cut them to the below lengths. I made the back 18″ so I could screw it into the studs.
2) I took the two 12″ lengths and cut one end at a 5 degree angle (just so there is a slight upwards tilt when they are mounted), then used my Kreg Pocket Jig to make two pockets on both insides, then attached them. Note: Make sure to make the pockets on the end with the angle.
3) I located the studs on this wall and used 3″ screws to put it in place.
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George Clarke cuts the ribbon for eco-classroom at North Nibley
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North Nibley Primary School welcomed architect and TV presenter George Clarke to open their recently completed eco building by TG Escapes. The school's new Purnell and Jortin rooms will help support their vision to inspire and celebrate learning, achievement, faith...
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Forest Lodge is a new modular ECO extension to Forest Way School, consisting of two additional classrooms. This has allowed the school to increase their pupil capacity and welcome more children to the successful school. This brand new facility was funded with a...
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Foundations go down - either concrete or low impact screw piles. Commence construction with the vertical timber frame and SIP panels. Create and position the roof structure on to the top of the garden room. Cedar cladding can be added to that the building is well...
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Over the course of 2021, Point Blank delivered a wealth of essential music-centric content. From masterclasses and track breakdowns with some of the most exciting artists in the industry to their own in-house tutorials, reviews, music videos and more, last year was certainly one to remember at Point Blank.
To celebrate, they've created a 2021 wrap-up, which includes some of the best bits from last year. If you're interested in learning even more from Point Blank, you can check out their full range of courses in London, Los Angeles, China, Ibiza, Mumbai and Online. Plus, they're currently offering 20% off their Professional London, LA and online courses until January 16th using the code WINTER20 when enrolling.
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Do your research, visit college campuses, sit in on classes, talk to professors, graduates and students. In the end, picking a college "is a very individual decision."
The Obamas planned ahead for their daughters' college educations. Like millions of families, the Obamas have been investing money in "529" college savings plans (which are named after a section in federal tax law). The couple has four of the tax-free savings accounts, each valued at between $50,000 and $100,000, according to the president's financial disclosure forms.
Malia spent last summer in New York City interning on the set of HBO's "Girls," the comedy-drama starring Lena Dunham. She decamped to California in the summer of 2014 to work as a production assistant on "Extant," a CBS sci-fi drama featuring Halle Berry.
"I had to look away, I didn't want to just be such a crybaby," he said in September in Michigan while pushing for free community college. "It makes no sense. Michelle and I are way too young to have daughters who are both almost in college now. So as a parent, I was a little freaked out."
Malia Obama probably isn't worried about college costs because her dad is the President of the United States, and they can afford it. Also, I think that it is a major priority for them to send both of their daughters to college because their family leads the United States, and they need to be educated to be respected by who they are leading.
Malia isn't worried about college costs because her parent's have already been saving money to send her off to college with, her family's current payroll probably really helps. She is very blessed to have to not worry about finances!
To know that its been 8 years and how Malia and her sister have changed and grown is beyond me even though I'm growing myself. I was 8 when Barack became president and Malia was 10-11 now shes going to college. Things have changed.
I trust that Malia Obama will choose wisely in making college decisions. Her parents are very intelligent and their savings over the years along with the scholarships she obtains will help her to be comfortable financially.
After reading this article , i feel like that she probably have a good chance in getting in a college. And she shouldn't waste these opportunties.
I believe that Malia is a regular senior in high school. She should be able to go to any college she wanted. Just cost she is the president daughter does not mean that she should go to the highest ranking schools in the country.
She's not worried because her dad, the president, has money and he has already been paying tuition for her to go to a private school so it will be the same thing basically.
I feel Malia isn't worried about college costs because she doesn't have to. Her parents are the president and first lady and they're both in the financial position to pay for her college. Even if they don't pay I feel the the presidents daughter would have the intellectual capability to receive an academic scholarship.
Well her father is the president of the United States of America. So, that's pretty much self-explanatory. Also, her parents have enough money to pay for her tuition with no problems.


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Q: jQuery hoverIntent iteration problem with multiple li's I'm using hoverIntent to fire onMouseOver and onMouseOut events
it works for one of my li, actually it looks like it appends itself to only one li and as I hover other list items it displays the show() and hide() functions to the last list item.
here is my code:

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If I move the script outside the while loop then it show the delete div to the first list item and only to that one as I hover over to other list items.
Any ideas as to why it's doing this?

A: hmmmm.... you really need some help there!
firstly, let's do this outside the loop ,

then your php

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The proposed amendment needs a three-fifths vote in the House and the Senate in order to appear on the 2012 ballot. Currently, the count is close in both chambers. The bill would need 30 Senate votes, and has 23 sponsors. In the House, where 72 votes are needed, a constitutional amendment bill has 66 sponsors.
More than a dozen legislators who support the amendment attended the rally. Sen. Dan Soucek, a Republican from Boone and a bill sponsor, said that although "the opposition is ferocious," he is determined to write "correct moral standards" into the North Carolina constitution.
"We've been fighting for this for a long time," said Rep. Mitch Gillespie, a Republican representing Burke and McDowell counties, now in his seventh term. "I fully expect it to pass this year and I expect a large bipartisan vote on it."


The Promislow lab at the University of Washington has openings for undergraduates, graduate students and postdocs interested in the evolution of aging and other life history traits, mechanisms of sexual selection, the evolution of networks, and a broad range of other evolutionary questions. Some current projects are described here.
Post-Docs: In collaboration with the Pallanck and Tuthill labs, the Promislow lab is currently recruiting a total of three post-docs to work on the genetics and systems biology of neurodegenerative disease in Drosophila. For more information, see flyseq.com.
Graduate students: Students interested in joining my lab can apply either through the Department of Pathology in the School of Medicine, where my lab will be located, through the Department of Biology, or through UW's Molecular and Cellular Biology graduate program. We work on a variety of organisms (fruit flies, companion dogs, humans) using a variety of approaches--experimental methods, computation biology, systems biology, and theory. The main criterion for joining the lab is a passion for asking interesting questions and a willingness to work hard to answer them.
Undergraduates: If you are an undergraduate at UW interested in getting involved in research, feel free to contact me at promislo [at] uw.edu. We typically have ~10 undergraduates in the lab working on a range of problems. In addition to those wanting to carry out empirical studies, students with interests in computational, statistical or mathematical projects are also welcome to contact me. Students from my lab have gone on to medical school, graduate school, and have obtained various scholarships (Gates, Rhodes, Intel).


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HomeRailfanning.org AnnouncementsWeb site features trains in Marietta, Ga.
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MARIETTA, Ga. – An updated website chronicles railroad activity in this metropolitan Atlanta town.
Also included on the site – https://railfanning.org/trackside/marietta/ – is a brief history of railroads in Marietta.
Everyday, dozens of freight trains pass through the town, which grew up along the Western and Atlantic Railroad's main lines. Over the years, several other railroad companies have operated the tracks, today under the control of CSX Transportation.
"Downtown Marietta offers railfans prime real estate for watching trains," said Clarksville, Tenn., resident Todd DeFeo, webmaster of Railfanning.org. "Sidewalks along the right-of-way provide a safe viewing area of this heavily traveled main line.
"Also, the town has a rich history, including its role as the starting point for the Andrews Raid, one of the most intriguing episodes of the Civil War," DeFeo added.
Tracks through Marietta were laid prior to the Civil War, and the Western and Atlantic Railroad operated trains from Atlanta to Chattanooga. The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad later operated trains along the stretch of track through downtown Marietta.
Railfanning.org launched in September 2002 and offers up information about several cities nationwide, including Marietta, Ga., Nashville, Tenn., and St. Louis, Mo. The site also includes information about railroad safety, rolling stock seen on the rails today and general railroad information.
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James J. Andrews walked precisely as he made his way to the locomotive. Few, if any, noticed him or the raiders following close behind.
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'Re-wild' project aims to plant 100,000 trees in Vermont by 2022
by: Nick Anastasi
Posted: Aug 9, 2020 / 05:07 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 10, 2020 / 10:05 AM EDT
This summer, a nonprofit group is launching what it calls the 'Re-wild Vermont' project with the goal of planting 100,000 trees across the Green Mountain State by 2022.
350VT organizes, educates, and supports people who support climate justice. 'Re-wild Vermont' aims to reduce carbon through food justice, climate action and ecological restoration.
"We're really trying to emphasize that people plant nut and fruit trees in communities where there isn't a lot of access to fresh fruits and vegetables," says 350VT Co-Director, Jaiel Pulskamp. They encourage planting trees in public spaces like parks, school campuses and town grounds.
The Green Mountain State is known for having lots of trees, and for some people, that makes it hard to get behind an initiative like this. But as 350VT Organizer Chris Gish tells me, it's gotten less green over the years.
"Well we're lucky to live in a really green corner of the world, but the reality is, and there's a report coming out from the Vermont Natural Resources Council, that Vermont in the last decade has been losing like over 14,000 acres of forest a year."
So aside from creating a source of food security, they are also looking to repair damages made during development. Pulskamp says they "Also are focusing on areas where there's maybe been a lot of deforestation, or along riparian buffers, to create riparian buffers along streams and also to connect forest blocks."
Restoring riparian buffers along lakes, streams and other waterways will lessen the amount of pollutants running off into the water, allowing fewer harmful algae blooms to develop in lakes and riverbeds.
"Vermont does have some ecological challenges with phosphorous runoff like nutrification of the lakes, kind of too much nutrients and erosion," says Gish. "And so planting especially in riparian zones, places that are getting eroded, steep slopes, is really important for that."
Their work can also help ease flooding problems.
Vermont's capital city will have a greater police presence should any protests become violent. This, after the FBI put statehouses and capital buildings on alert.
Vermont State Police spokesperson Adam Silverman says there are no reports of threats directed specifically at Vermont. But to ensure safety, VSP will be providing extra security.


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A. Troutma singled through the right side; R. Grobec advanced to second.
M. Vald walked; A. Troutma advanced to second; R. Grobec advanced to third.
C. Amaril flied out to lf, sacrifice fly, RBI; R. Grobec scored.
Michelle Deguzman hit by pitch; Angelica DeAngelo advanced to second.
A. Mets doubled to right center.
M. Vald singled to left field.
C. Amaril singled to right center, advanced to second on the throw; M. Vald advanced to third.
C. Rolede reached on a fielder's choice, SAC, bunt, RBI; C. Amaril advanced to third; M. Vald scored.
B. Halle singled through the right side, RBI; C. Rolede advanced to second; C. Amaril scored.
H. Giffi tripled to right field.
A. Troutma flied out to rf, sacrifice fly, RBI; H. Giffi scored.
C. Rodman to c for H. Giffi.
B. Halle singled to first base.
S. Whitne pinch ran for B. Halle.
B. Halle to 1b for S. Whitne.
Carly Condon advanced to second on a wild pitch.
Sienna Kendricks singled to second base; Alexis Schiff advanced to second; Carly Condon advanced to third.
Angelica DeAngelo singled to center field, RBI; Sienna Kendricks advanced to second; Alexis Schiff advanced to third; Carly Condon scored.
Michelle Deguzman reached on a fielder's choice; Angelica DeAngelo advanced to second; Sienna Kendricks advanced to third; Alexis Schiff out at home c unassisted.
Melissa Garcia homered down the lf line, RBI.
Shelby Tevis singled to right field.
Carly Condon singled to right field; Shelby Tevis advanced to second.
Rachel Ogata reached on a fielder's choice; Carly Condon advanced to second; Shelby Tevis out at third ss to 3b.
Alexis Schiff homered to center field, 3 RBI; Rachel Ogata scored; Carly Condon scored.


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ABQ Journal Gives Credit To APD Chief Geier, Ignores Mayor Tim Keller, Down Plays "Counter Casa Effect"
On November 1, 2019, Federal Court Appointed Monitor James Ginger filed his 10th compliance audit report in federal court regarding the Albuquerque Police Department's (APD) compliance with the Department of Justice mandates reforms . The audit report covers February 2019 through July 2019.
"OVERALL STATUS ASSESSMENT"
In the 10th Federal Monitor's Audit report, the monitor reported APD met 100% of CASA-established primary compliance requirements during the reporting period. According to the audit "This means, in effect, that policy requiring compliance actions and processes are complete, and are reasonably designed to achieve the articulated goals of the CASA." Secondary compliance rates (training) were reported at 81%, up from 79% and overall compliance rates are at 63%, the same as the 9th audit report.
The 10th report contains the following summary of the "Overall Status Assessment" in the three compliance areas:
"As of the end of the tenth reporting period, APD continues to make progress overall, having achieved primary compliance in 100% of the applicable paragraphs of the CASA. Primary Compliance relates mostly to development and implementation of acceptable policies (conforming to national practices)."
"APD is in 81% percent Secondary Compliance as of this reporting period, which means that effective follow-up mechanisms have been taken to ensure that APD personnel understand the requirements of promulgated policies, e.g., training, supervising, coaching, and disciplinary processes to ensure APD personnel understand the policies as promulgated and are capable of implementing them in the field."
"APD is in 64% Operational Compliance with the requirements of the CASA, which means that 64% of the time, field personnel either perform tasks as required by the CASA, or that, when they fail, supervisory personnel note and correct in-field behavior that is not compliant with the requirements of the CASA."
On November 8, 2019, the Albuquerque Journal did a very lengthy front-page story entitled "APD hits important milestone in DOJ reforms". The Journal article glossed over the "Counter CASA effect", which is where APD sergeants and lieutenants resist the reforms mandated under the settlement agreement. The link to the Journal article is here:
https://www.abqjournal.com/1388829/apd-hits-important-milestone-in-doj-reform.htm
JOURNAL TELLS APD TO "PRACTICE WHAT YOU TEACH"
On November 16, the Albuquerque Journal published its editorial on the Federal Monitors 10th compliance report as follows:
"It is an important milestone that less than five years into federally mandated reforms, the Albuquerque Police Department is officially 100% compliant in rewriting and promulgating its policies.
After all, it was just a few years ago the U.S. Department of Justice found APD officers had a pattern and practice of using excessive force up to and including fatal shootings. It was clear there was a long, expensive slog ahead under a Court Approved Settlement Agreement with the DOJ to get the department's culture, training and procedures under control, as well as to regain the public's trust.
Much credit goes to APD Chief Michael Geier, who rejoined the department in late 2017. Independent monitor James Ginger writes in his tenth report "the Chief and the leadership cadre have hit the mark solidly on the policy front." He also lauded the creation of a data analysis group and an Internal Affairs Force Division, which has reviewed 300 backlogged use-of-force cases.
But in a department of nearly 1,000 sworn officers, it takes more than good policies and procedures on paper. Those have to become practice. Across the board.
As Journal reporter Elise Kaplan wrote Nov. 8, Ginger says APD is 81% compliant with requirements to train officers on its new and improved policies, but only 64% compliant in determining whether officers and their supervisors are following those policies and being corrected if they aren't.
And that could be written off to the lag time it takes to get everyone trained – except.
Except this is much more what some would quantify as middle-management apathy toward reforms, what Ginger writes is a "potentially fatal flaw" because it's coming from the department's front-line officers and supervisors. To have field sergeants and lieutenants investigating themselves and making excuses for/giving verbal warnings to officers who ignore vital procedures for accountability, like when to use a Taser or turn on their recorders or lapel cameras, should be a non-starter.
Ginger writes "these problems – credibility issues, omission of facts, improper findings of compliance with use of force SOPs, etc. – continue to arise from bias and/or conflicts of interest when compromised supervisors investigate use of force incidents in which they are involved – as participants, witnesses, etc. – or have overseen."
These mid-level supervisors (who bizarrely are in the same union as the rank-and-file they supervise) serve a crucial role in the broader ecosystem of the department, and APD needs buy-in from every one for the community to have any confidence constitutional policing will be standard operating procedures next week, next month and next year.
Albuquerque taxpayers handed Ginger a four-year, $4 million contract when this DOJ process began in 2015 and have re-upped for $1.6 million through January 2020. While nearly every candidate running in the last city election announced a goal of getting out from under the DOJ agreement to save money, that's penny wise and pound foolish if officers and their supervisors continue to turn their lapel cams off before tasing people because they are "saving their batteries."
So yes, APD deserves credit for a job well done rewriting all of its policies and procedures. But that 100% means nothing if the policies and procedures are not implemented or followed. Geier and his top brass need to make that happen before the reform process is declared a success."
The link to the editorial is here:
https://www.abqjournal.com/1392166/apd-has-to-practice-what-reforms-preach-to-make-a-difference.html
COUNTER CASA EFFECT
It was on September 10, 2018, at a status telephone conference call held with US District Court Judge Robert Brack who at the time was presiding over the Court Approved Settlement Agreement (CASA) reforms that Federal Monitor Dr. James Ginger first told the federal judge that a group of "high-ranking APD officers" within the department were trying to thwart reform efforts.
The Federal Monitor revealed that the group of "high-ranking APD officers" were APD sergeants and lieutenants. Because sergeants and lieutenants are part of the police bargaining unit they remained in their positions and could not be removed by the Chief. APD Chief Michael Geier also reported last year to Judge Brack that he had noticed some "old-school resistance" to reforms mandated by the CASA. At the time, Chief Geier reported he replaced a number of commanders with others who agree with police reforms. However, Chief Geier reported he could not replace the sergeants nor lieutenants who were resisting the reforms because of the union contract.
Federal Monitor Ginger referred to the group as the "Counter-CASA effect".
The APD Union was not a named party to the original civil rights complaint for excessive use of force and deadly force filed against the city by the Department of Justice (DOJ). Soon after the DOJ initiated the federal lawsuit against APD and the City, the APOA police union intervened to become a party to the federal lawsuit in order to advocate for union interests in city policy and changes to the "use of force" and "deadly force policies."
The Police Union, despite public comments of cooperation and comments made to the court, have never fully supported the agreed to reforms. The Police Union contributed significantly to the delay in writing the new use of force and deadly force policies.
The union leadership has always been at the negotiating table. For a full year, the police union was involved with the drafting of the "use of force" and "deadly use of force" policy. The union contributed to the one-year delay in writing the policies objecting to many provisions of the policies. The police union repeatedly objected to the language of the use of force policy asserting the policy was unreasonable. This was evidenced by the monitors claim that submitted use of force policies were missing key components and the monitor saw 50-plus changes needing to be made to satisfy union objections.
The union leadership has attended and has sat at counsel table during all court hearings and the Federal Monitor presentations on his reports. During all the Court proceeding where the federal monitor has made his presentation to the federal court, the APOA union has made its opposition and objections known to the federal court regarding the "use of force" and "deadly force" policies as being too restrictive with rank and file. The union has repeatedly claimed rank and file cannot do their jobs even with training on the policies. The major contribution the police union has provided to the reform process is interference, obstruction and delay of the reforms.
What is very problematic is that no one knows for certain to what extent the union is influencing the actions of the sergeants and lieutenants to resist the implementation of the CASA reforms that the union opposes. During the August 20, 2019 hearing Union President Willoughby made it clear the union membership "hates" the CASA, feels the reforms are "a hard pill to swallow" and that they believe "all change is hard". Willoughby went so far as to say the rank and file are afraid to do their jobs for fear of being fired when he knows they can only be fired for cause and guaranteed personnel rights and procedures.
One sentence in the Albuquerque Journal editorial sticks out that identifies the biggest problem affecting implementing the reforms :
"These mid-level supervisors (who bizarrely are in the same union as the rank-and-file they supervise) serve a crucial role in the broader ecosystem of the department, and APD needs buy-in from every one for the community to have any confidence constitutional policing will be standard operating procedures next week, next month and next year." The people the Journal were referring to are the APD sergeants and lieutenants.
According to the Federal Monitors 10th report:
"Sergeants and lieutenants, at times, go to extreme lengths to excuse officer behaviors that clearly violate established and trained APD policy, using excuses, deflective verbiage, de minimis comments and unsupported assertions to avoid calling out subordinates' failures to adhere to established policies and expected practice. Supervisors (sergeants) and mid-level managers (lieutenants) routinely ignore serious violations, fail to note minor infractions, and instead, consider a given case "complete".
All APD police sergeants and lieutenants are clearly part of police management and chain of command and should not be a part of the union. APD Police sergeants and lieutenants cannot serve two masters of Administration Management and Union priorities that are in conflict when it comes to the CASA reforms. The police union refuses to acknowledge or agree to removal of the sergeants and lieutenants from the bargaining unit knowing it will eliminate the unions ability to influence them in management and it will reduce the size of the dues paying union membership.
The police union has never articulated in clear terms exactly what it is about the reforms that are keeping rank and file from "doing their" jobs and "why they hate" the CASA as articulated by the union president. It's likely the union feels what is interfering with police from doing their jobs is the mandatory use of lapel cameras, police can no longer shoot at fleeing cars, police can no longer use choke holds, police need to use less lethal force and not rely on the SWAT unit, police must use de-escalating tactics and be trained in crisis intervention, and management must hold police accountable for violation of standard operating procedures.
JOUNRAL IGNORES KELLER ROLE IN DOJ REFORM EFFORT
The November 16 editorial was published with a color photograph of Chief Michael Geier. The editorial noted how the Federal Monitor gave a significant amount of credit to the Chief Geier and his "leadership cadre [for hitting] the mark solidly on the policy front" and giving APD credit for achieving 100% compliance in rewriting and promulgating its policies. Conspicuously absent from the editorial was the name Mayor Tim Keller. No credit whatsoever was given by the Journal to Mayor Tim Keller for his role in selecting the "leadership cadre." City hall confidential sources confirmed that Mayor Tim Keller handpicked virtually all of the Deputy Chiefs based on their commitment to the DOJ reforms.
Two years ago during his campaign for Mayor and then soon after being elected Mayor, Tim Keller said publicly and to the federal court he was fully committed to the implementation of the DOJ reforms and Keller appointed Chief Geier. Keller also recognized that he fully understood that his success as Mayor would be judged on the implementation and success of the DOJ reforms, rebuilding a decimated agency, return to community-based policing and reduce the city's crime rates. Mayor Keller now needs to be given credit for the amount of progress that has been made by APD with the reforms.
REMOVE SERGEANTS AND LIEUTENANTS FROM UNION
During the next round of union contract negotiations, Mayor Keller should see to it that the city management positions of APD sergeant and lieutenant be removed from the APOA Union bargaining unit. Further, the Keller Administration should seek to have the APOA Union removed as a party to the federal lawsuit, the consent decree and CASA negotiations. What complicates things for Mayor Keller is that he accepted the Police Unions endorsement in 2017 when he was running. Now that he made it known on Nov 5 during the election night radio coverage that he is running for another term, he will likely want the police union endorsement again.
The very last thing APD management and Mayor Keller needs is for sergeants and lieutenants to passively but deliberately oppose the reforms by acting as union operatives as opposed to management, which ostensibly is still happening based on the 10th Federal Monitors Report filed on November 1, 2019.
Sergeants and lieutenants need to be made at will employees and removed from the union bargaining unit in order to get a real buy in to management's goals of police reform and the CASA.
Otherwise, APD and Mayor Tim Keller will continue to deal with the APD Union version of the "Counter-CASA Effect" and it will take years to get APD in compliance with all of the reforms costing millions more to be paid for audits that report that APD is not in compliance.


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Utah GOP Rep. Rob Bishop to retire next year as planned
Republican U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop said Monday he is sticking with his plan to retire when his term ends next year after flirting with the idea of running for re-election.
The heavily Republican Utah congressional district makes it unlikely a Democrat could win the seat in 2020.
The longtime congressman told the Deseret News on Monday it was a difficult decision because people were urging him to run again. But, he said he didn't want to renege on his promise that this would be his final term.
First elected in 2002, Bishop planned to retire at the end of his current term, when his service in committee leadership expires under GOP rules.
He has served as chairman of the powerful House Natural Resources Committee, and is now its ranking member. He has been a key player on many public land bills.
The former history teacher and state lawmaker won nearly two-thirds of the vote in the 2018 election.
Democrats make up only 10% of the voters in the state's 1st Congressional District and are outnumbered 4-1 by Republicans, according to the latest figures from the lieutenant governor's office
Bishop acknowledged that he is thinking about running for Utah governor in 2020 but said there needs to be a good reason.
"I am not going to run for governor because I am bored or want a job," Bishop said.


DAWSON: "LOOKING FORWARD TO GILLS TEST"
United Captain Stephen Dawson was delighted to come through Tuesday night's game with all three points, but admits his side should have been out of sight by half time.
First half goals from Tom Hopper and Josh Morris secured the three points, despite Darius Charles pulling a goal back for AFC Wimbledon on the 60-minute mark.
The win means the Iron have won two and drawn one of their three league games thus far, which leads them nicely into Saturday's fixture with Gillingham.
"It was a game of two halves," Dawson told The Iron PlayerHD.
"In the first half I thought we totally dominated the opposition, and the only criticism is we should have been more than two goals ahead.
Dawson gave plenty of credit to newly-promoted AFC Wimbledon and can see many teams struggling to get points when they face the Wombles at the Cherry Red Records Stadium.
"I don't think many teams will go down there and get an easy game. You know what's coming, but it's very hard to stop it," he stated.
The skipper had plenty of praise for the Iron faithful this week after two lengthy away trips to Fleetwood and Wimbledon, respectively, in the space of three days.
"They (the fans) have been brilliant. I think they really see what we're trying to do now. We want to play good attacking football, and we want to beat teams from the offset – there's no negativity around.
"Every single player and member of staff went over to appreciate them because it's a long way, a lot of miles, and a lot of money to be spending.
Dawson believes the fans are now starting to see just what the team can do when they play to their full potential, and hopes the players can put on a performance in front of the home faithful this Saturday.
"I think I now am starting to show what I'm all about," he said.
"I feel really fit, and I feel like I'm driving the team forward. It is the best I've felt in a good 18 months, and I just can't wait for the next game now each week.
Gillingham, the Iron's latest opponents, are also a team who have had a good start to the League One season, sitting one place below the Iron having scored one goal less.
Dawson and the rest of the team know the threat they pose going into the game, but claims the players will be ready to nullify that come 3pm.
"They're a very tough team to play, and one I feel were very unlucky last year not to stay in the play-offs, let alone even have a crack at going up," he continued.
"I think they will have learned from that, and they've brought in some good players, so we're looking forward to the test come Saturday.


The following are items from the BA Code and Ordinances. If you would like to have additional information, it is available on line at the Broken Arrow, OK City web site.
Animal means any horse, mule, donkey, pony, cow, sheep, goat, hog, pig, dog, cat, rabbit, chicken, goose, duck, turkey, or other animal or fowl.
At heel: Means within a radius of ten feet of the owner and obedient to the owner's commands.
(1) Off the premises of its owner while not securely and physically restrained by means of a chain, harness, leash, rope or other device required to restrain such animal.
(2) On the premises of the owner, but not confined or at heel.
(4) Through the creation of offensive odor, lack of sanitation or the creation of excessive and repeated noise, becomes a significant disturbance to the peace and welfare of the inhabitants of the community.
(2) Possessing no legal title, who keeps or harbors the animal for more than ten days.
(2)Is disposed to attack persons or other animals it may meet.
(3) Provided that the definition shall not include dogs owned by any unit of government, which are trained and used as a part of a law enforcement team, based on any conduct associated with their training, practice, or law enforcement activities.
Sec. 5-9. - Permitting animals to run or be at large.
(a) It shall be unlawful and a class C offense for any owner to fail to prevent any animal owned, harbored or kept by him from being at large within the city.
(b) It shall be unlawful and a class C offense for any owner with an animal at heel to fail to prevent that animal from becoming at large.
(c) It shall be unlawful and a class C offense for any person to abandon or desert any domestic animal or to permit any such animal to become a stray.
(d) It shall be unlawful and a class C offense for any person to open any enclosure in which an animal is confined so as to turn such animal at large, or in any other manner to release such animal to roam at large.
(3) Is a dangerous animal.
Sec. 5-39. - Animal excrement.
Any person having custody or control of any animal shall remove the animal's excrement, immediately upon its deposit, from any public or private place within the city, other than the property owned or occupied by the person owning or having control of the animal. This section shall not apply to utility or assistance animals or to animals used by police officers for law enforcement or tracking purposes. Violation of this section is unlawful and declared a class C offense.


One of Aaron's friends who lives on the floor below us is moving at the end of the school year so he had a pool party Saturday week ago. The kids had the best time.
After we had finished what we went for we headed back to the airport. Aaron's choice of dinner was Burger King!
We explored the cactus garden.
After walking from one terminal to another looking for a playground without finding it despite getting directions from 2 information counters and 2 shop assistants, we gave up and caught the train back to the terminal we flew out from.
The week was busy ... filled with school activities and tuition for Aaron, doctor visits for Aaron (infected finger), playdates for Maddison as she had the week off on holidays, getting a major water leak fixed in the kitchen, and everything else that seems to happen during a crazy busy week!
On Friday I was at Aaron's school a couple of times. Maddison, Samuel and I went in the morning for one of the kids birthday parties. Then I went back in the afternoon (Maddison had a playdate and Samuel stayed with my helper) to watch Aaron's class swim/play for an hour and a half.
Nice twisty jump technique going on here!
After swimming another mother and I set up the class shop for the last time.
When we got back home we checked out the fire display our condo management had put on. They had the fire department there giving talks and a fire truck for the kids to explore.
Samuel thought he was the bees knees!
And where was Aaron you ask? In a grump and didn't want to even look at the fire truck. Apparently it was "sooooo boring and stupid"!
Other things happening today apart from the usual ... mini album x 2 making (desperately trying to finish before Monday 10am), cooking lasagna because I did thaw mince yesterday and didn't use it, making mini muffins for Aaron's end of year school party tomorrow, Lyndon took Aaron to A&E for his infected finger. It hasn't got any better (actually it's gotten worse) and this week is so busy we decided to get it looked at tonight.
Thanks for visiting. I may or may not be back on here before we leave on holiday! I will see how time permits!
wow that was a busy week. Awww the classroom looks so cute as a camping area. Enjoy your break away back home and I look forward to seeing all ya photos. Although I am sure I will be able to keep up to date via f/b. Loved the shot of Master S in the suitcase, so cute.
How cool you and Aaron having a speial day in Singapore. Haha, love the shot of Samuel hiding in the suitcase!


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Golf: Dougherty in Lead at US Open First Round
English golfer Nick Dougherty has the lead after the first round of the U.S. Open at the Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The par-70 course was difficult, as predicted, and only two golfers were under par Thursday. Dougherty shot a two-under-par 68 for a one-stroke lead over Angel Cabrera of Argentina.
At even par, two shots off the pace, are American Bubba Watson and Spain's Jose Maria Olazabal. World No. 1 Tiger Woods of the United States is in a group of 16 golfers who shot one-over-par 71, three strokes behind the leader.
Also in that group are world No. 3 Jim Furyk of the United States, No. 7 Vijay Singh of Fiji and defending champion Geoff Ogilvy of Australia.
Some information for this report provided by AP and Reuters.
Tiger Woods Heads Field for US Open Golf Championship
The top golfers in the world are in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, this week as the second major tournament of the year, the U.S. Open, tees off Thursday. As VOA's David Byrd reports, world No. 1 Tiger Woods looks to erase memories of last year's failure, while South African Ernie Els revisits the site of his first major tournament win. Tiger Woods did something at last year's U.S. Open that he had never done - he missed the cut in a major tournament…
Angel Cabrera Wins 107th US Open Golf Championship
Angel Cabrera of Argentina is the winner of the 107th U.S. Open golf championship played at the Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is the first golfer from his country ever to win the U.S. Open. The 37-year-old Cabrera shot a final round 69 Sunday on the difficult par-70 course. That earned him a one-shot win over both world number one Tiger Woods and number two Jim Furyk of the United States. Cabrera's winning score for the four rounds was 5 over…


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You guys it's almost a new year! Let's get it! Now I am not a New Years Resolution type of girl but I do have some personal and professional goals I am striving for in 2016. I know its cliche, but I literally cannot believe how fast these years are going by. Thats why its important to create memories and thrive.
I've been in the lab. What are your plans to thrive in 2016?