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/**
 * @author: pppscn <35696959@qq.com>
 * @version: v0.0.1
 *
 * @update 2017-05-07 <http://git.oschina.net/pp/fastadmin>
 * @update 2017-09-09 <http://git.oschina.net/karson/fastadmin>
 */

!function ($) {
    'use strict';

    var ColumnsForSearch = [];

    var sprintf = $.fn.bootstrapTable.utils.sprintf;

    var initCommonSearch = function (pColumns, that) {
        var vFormCommon = createFormCommon(pColumns, that);

        var vModal = sprintf("
", that.options.searchFormVisible ? "" : "hidden");
        vModal += vFormCommon.join('');
        vModal += "
";
        that.$container.prepend($(vModal));
        that.$commonsearch = $(".commonsearch-table", that.$container);
        var form = $("form.form-commonsearch", that.$commonsearch);

        //绑定日期时间元素事件
        if ($(".datetimepicker", form).size() > 0) {

            require(['bootstrap-datetimepicker'], function () {
                $('.datetimepicker', form).parent().css('position', 'relative');
                $('.datetimepicker', form).datetimepicker({
                    //format: 'YYYY-MM-DD',
                    icons: {
                        time: 'fa fa-clock-o',
                        date: 'fa fa-calendar',
                        up: 'fa fa-chevron-up',
                        down: 'fa fa-chevron-down',
                        previous: 'fa fa-chevron-left',
                        next: 'fa fa-chevron-right',
                        today: 'fa fa-history',
                        clear: 'fa fa-trash',
                        close: 'fa fa-remove'
                    },
                    showTodayButton: true,
                    showClose: true
                });
            });
        }

        // 表单提交
        form.on("submit", function (event) {
            event.preventDefault();
            that.onCommonSearch();
            return false;
        });

        // 重置搜索
        form.on("click", "button[type=reset]", function (event) {
            form[0].reset();
            that.onCommonSearch();
        });

    };

    var createFormCommon = function (pColumns, that) {
        var htmlForm = [];
        var opList = ['=', '>', '>=', '<', '<=', '!=', 'LIKE', 'LIKE %...%', 'NOT LIKE', 'IN', 'NOT IN', 'IN(...)', 'NOT IN(...)', 'BETWEEN', 'NOT BETWEEN', 'IS NULL', 'IS NOT NULL'];
        htmlForm.push(sprintf('<form class="form-horizontal form-commonsearch" action="%s" >', that.options.actionForm));
        htmlForm.push('<fieldset>');
        if (that.options.titleForm.length > 0)
            htmlForm.push(sprintf("<legend>%s</legend>", that.options.titleForm));
        htmlForm.push('
');
        for (var i in pColumns) {
            var vObjCol = pColumns[i];
            if (!vObjCol.checkbox && vObjCol.field !== 'operate' && vObjCol.searchable && vObjCol.operate !== false) {
                var query = Backend.api.query(vObjCol.field);
                query = query ? query : '';
                vObjCol.defaultValue = that.options.renderDefault && query != '' ? query : (typeof vObjCol.defaultValue === 'undefined' ? '' : vObjCol.defaultValue);
                ColumnsForSearch.push(vObjCol);

                htmlForm.push('
');
                htmlForm.push(sprintf('%s', vObjCol.field, vObjCol.title));
                htmlForm.push('
');

                vObjCol.operate = (typeof vObjCol.operate === 'undefined' || $.inArray(vObjCol.operate, opList) === -1) ? '=' : vObjCol.operate;
                htmlForm.push(sprintf('<input type="hidden" class="form-control operate" name="field-%s" data-name="%s" value="%s" readonly>', vObjCol.field, vObjCol.field, vObjCol.operate));

                var style = typeof vObjCol.style === 'undefined' ? '' : sprintf('style="%s"', vObjCol.style);
                if (vObjCol.searchList) {
                    if (typeof vObjCol.searchList === 'object' && typeof vObjCol.searchList.then === 'function') {
                        htmlForm.push(sprintf('<select class="form-control" name="%s" %s>%s</select>', vObjCol.field, style, sprintf('<option value="">%s</option>', that.options.formatCommonChoose())));
                        (function (vObjCol, that) {
                            $.when(vObjCol.searchList).done(function (ret) {

                                var isArray = false;
                                if (ret.data && ret.data.searchlist && $.isArray(ret.data.searchlist)) {
                                    var resultlist = {};
                                    $.each(ret.data.searchlist, function (key, value) {
                                        resultlist[value.id] = value.name;
                                    });
                                } else if (ret.constructor === Array || ret.constructor === Object) {
                                    var resultlist = ret;
                                    isArray = ret.constructor === Array ? true : isArray;
                                }
                                var optionList = [];
                                $.each(resultlist, function (key, value) {
                                    var isSelect = (isArray ? value : key) == vObjCol.defaultValue ? 'selected' : '';
                                    optionList.push(sprintf("<option value='" + (isArray ? value : key) + "' %s>" + value + "</option>", isSelect));
                                });
                                $("form.form-commonsearch select[name='" + vObjCol.field + "']", that.$container).append(optionList.join(''));
                            });
                        })(vObjCol, that);
                    } else if (typeof vObjCol.searchList == 'function') {
                        htmlForm.push(vObjCol.searchList.call(this, vObjCol));
                    } else {
                        var isArray = vObjCol.searchList.constructor === Array;
                        var searchList = [];
                        searchList.push(sprintf('<option value="">%s</option>', that.options.formatCommonChoose()));
                        $.each(vObjCol.searchList, function (key, value) {
                            var isSelect = (isArray ? value : key) == vObjCol.defaultValue ? 'selected' : '';
                            searchList.push(sprintf("<option value='" + (isArray ? value : key) + "' %s>" + value + "</option>", isSelect));
                        });
                        htmlForm.push(sprintf('<select class="form-control" name="%s" %s>%s</select>', vObjCol.field, style, searchList.join('')));
                    }
                } else {
                    var placeholder = typeof vObjCol.placeholder === 'undefined' ? vObjCol.title : vObjCol.placeholder;
                    var type = typeof vObjCol.type === 'undefined' ? 'text' : vObjCol.type;
                    var addclass = typeof vObjCol.addclass === 'undefined' ? 'form-control' : 'form-control ' + vObjCol.addclass;
                    var data = typeof vObjCol.data === 'undefined' ? '' : vObjCol.data;
                    var defaultValue = typeof vObjCol.defaultValue === 'undefined' ? '' : vObjCol.defaultValue;
                    if (/BETWEEN$/.test(vObjCol.operate)) {
                        var defaultValueArr = /^.+|.+$/.test(defaultValue) ? defaultValue.split('|') : ['', ''];
                        htmlForm.push(sprintf('<input type="%s" class="%s" name="%s" value="%s" placeholder="%s" id="%s" %s %s>', type, addclass, vObjCol.field, defaultValueArr[0], placeholder, vObjCol.field, style, data));

                        htmlForm.push('
');
                        htmlForm.push('
');
                        htmlForm.push('
');
                        htmlForm.push(sprintf('%s', vObjCol.field, "-"));
                        htmlForm.push('
');
                        htmlForm.push(sprintf('<input type="%s" class="%s" name="%s" value="%s" placeholder="%s" id="%s" %s %s>', type, addclass, vObjCol.field, defaultValueArr[1], placeholder, vObjCol.field, style, data));
                    } else {
                        htmlForm.push(sprintf('<input type="%s" class="%s" name="%s" value="%s" placeholder="%s" id="%s" %s %s>', type, addclass, vObjCol.field, defaultValue, placeholder, vObjCol.field, style, data));
                    }
                }

                htmlForm.push('
');
                htmlForm.push('
');
            }
        }
        htmlForm.push('
');
        htmlForm.push(createFormBtn(that).join(''));
        htmlForm.push('
');
        htmlForm.push('
');
        htmlForm.push('</fieldset>');
        htmlForm.push('</form>');

        return htmlForm;
    };

    var createFormBtn = function (that) {
        var htmlBtn = [];
        var searchSubmit = that.options.formatCommonSubmitButton();
        var searchReset = that.options.formatCommonResetButton();
        htmlBtn.push('
');
        htmlBtn.push(sprintf('<button type="submit" class="btn btn-success" >%s</button> ', searchSubmit));
        htmlBtn.push(sprintf('<button type="reset" class="btn btn-default" >%s</button> ', searchReset));
        htmlBtn.push('
');
        return htmlBtn;
    };

    var isSearchAvailble = function (that) {

        //只支持服务端搜索
        if (!that.options.commonSearch || that.options.sidePagination != 'server' || !that.options.url) {
            return false;
        }

        return true;
    };

    var getSearchQuery = function (that, removeempty) {
        var op = {};
        var filter = {};
        var value = '';
        $("form.form-commonsearch input.operate", that.$commonsearch).each(function (i) {
            var name = $(this).data("name");
            var sym = $(this).val();
            var obj = $("[name='" + name + "']", that.$commonsearch);
            if (obj.size() == 0)
                return true;
            var vObjCol = ColumnsForSearch[i];
            if (obj.size() > 1) {
                if (/BETWEEN$/.test(sym)) {
                    var value_begin = $.trim($("[name='" + name + "']:first", that.$commonsearch).val()), value_end = $.trim($("[name='" + name + "']:last", that.$commonsearch).val());
                    if (value_begin.length || value_end.length) {
                        if (typeof vObjCol.process === 'function') {
                            value_begin = vObjCol.process(value_begin, 'begin');
                            value_end = vObjCol.process(value_end, 'end');
                        } else if ($("[name='" + name + "']:first", that.$commonsearch).attr('type') === 'datetime') { //datetime类型字段转换成时间戳
                            var Hms = Moment(value_begin).format("HH:mm:ss");
                            value_begin = value_begin ? parseInt(Moment(value_begin) / 1000) : '';
                            value_end = value_end ? parseInt(Moment(value_end) / 1000) : '';
                            if (value_begin === value_end && '00:00:00' === Hms) {
                                value_end += 86399;
                            }
                        }
                        value = value_begin + ',' + value_end;
                    } else {
                        value = '';
                    }
                } else {
                    value = $("[name='" + name + "']:checked", that.$commonsearch).val();
                }
            } else {
                value = (typeof vObjCol.process === 'function') ? vObjCol.process(obj.val()) : (sym == 'LIKE %...%' ? obj.val().replace(/\*/g, '%') : obj.val());
            }
            if (removeempty && value == '' && sym.indexOf("NULL") == -1) {
                return true;
            }

            op[name] = sym;
            filter[name] = value;
        });
        return {op: op, filter: filter};
    };

    var getQueryParams = function (params, searchQuery, removeempty) {
        params.filter = typeof params.filter === 'Object' ? params.filter : (params.filter ? JSON.parse(params.filter) : {});
        params.op = typeof params.op === 'Object' ? params.op : (params.op ? JSON.parse(params.op) : {});
        params.filter = $.extend(params.filter, searchQuery.filter);
        params.op = $.extend(params.op, searchQuery.op);
        //移除empty的值
        if (removeempty) {
            $.each(params.filter, function (i, j) {
                if (j === '') {
                    delete params.filter[i];
                    delete params.op[i];
                }
            });
        }
        params.filter = JSON.stringify(params.filter);
        params.op = JSON.stringify(params.op);
        return params;
    };

    $.extend($.fn.bootstrapTable.defaults, {
        commonSearch: false,
        titleForm: "Common search",
        actionForm: "",
        searchFormVisible: true,
        searchClass: 'searchit',
        renderDefault: true,
        onCommonSearch: function (field, text) {
            return false;
        },
        onPostCommonSearch: function (table) {
            return false;
        }
    });

    $.extend($.fn.bootstrapTable.defaults.icons, {
        commonSearchIcon: 'glyphicon-search'
    });

    $.extend($.fn.bootstrapTable.Constructor.EVENTS, {
        'common-search.bs.table': 'onCommonSearch',
        'post-common-search.bs.table': 'onPostCommonSearch'
    });

    $.extend($.fn.bootstrapTable.locales[$.fn.bootstrapTable.defaults.locale], {
        formatCommonSearch: function () {
            return "Common search";
        },
        formatCommonSubmitButton: function () {
            return "Submit";
        },
        formatCommonResetButton: function () {
            return "Reset";
        },
        formatCommonCloseButton: function () {
            return "Close";
        },
        formatCommonChoose: function () {
            return "Choose";
        }
    });

    $.extend($.fn.bootstrapTable.defaults, $.fn.bootstrapTable.locales);

    var BootstrapTable = $.fn.bootstrapTable.Constructor,
            _initToolbar = BootstrapTable.prototype.initToolbar,
            _load = BootstrapTable.prototype.load,
            _initSearch = BootstrapTable.prototype.initSearch;

    BootstrapTable.prototype.initToolbar = function () {
        _initToolbar.apply(this, Array.prototype.slice.apply(arguments));

        if (!isSearchAvailble(this)) {
            return;
        }

        var that = this,
                html = [];
        html.push(sprintf('
', this.options.buttonsAlign, this.options.buttonsAlign));
        html.push(sprintf('<button class="btn btn-default%s' + '" type="button" name="commonSearch" title="%s">', that.options.iconSize === undefined ? '' : ' btn-' + that.options.iconSize, that.options.formatCommonSearch()));
        html.push(sprintf('', that.options.iconsPrefix, that.options.icons.commonSearchIcon))
        html.push('</button>
');

        that.$toolbar.prepend(html.join(''));

        initCommonSearch(that.columns, that);

        that.$toolbar.find('button[name="commonSearch"]')
                .off('click').on('click', function () {
            that.$commonsearch.toggleClass("hidden");
            return;
        });

        that.$container.on("click", "." + that.options.searchClass, function () {
            var obj = $("form [name='" + $(this).data("field") + "']", that.$commonsearch);
            if (obj.size() > 0) {
                obj.val($(this).data("value"));
                $("form", that.$commonsearch).trigger("submit");
            }
        });
        var searchQuery = getSearchQuery(that, true);
        var queryParams = that.options.queryParams;
        //匹配默认搜索值
        this.options.queryParams = function (params) {
            var params = getQueryParams(queryParams(params), searchQuery);
            return params;
        };
        this.trigger('post-common-search', that);

    };

    BootstrapTable.prototype.onCommonSearch = function () {
        var searchQuery = getSearchQuery(this);
        var params = getQueryParams(this.options.queryParams({}), searchQuery, true);
        this.trigger('common-search', this, params, searchQuery);
        this.options.pageNumber = 1;
        this.options.queryParams = function () {
            return params;
        };
        this.refresh({query: params});
    };

    BootstrapTable.prototype.load = function (data) {
        _load.apply(this, Array.prototype.slice.apply(arguments));

        if (!isSearchAvailble(this)) {
            return;
        }
    };

    BootstrapTable.prototype.initSearch = function () {
        _initSearch.apply(this, Array.prototype.slice.apply(arguments));

        if (!isSearchAvailble(this)) {
            return;
        }

        var that = this;
        var fp = $.isEmptyObject(this.filterColumnsPartial) ? null : this.filterColumnsPartial;
        this.data = fp ? $.grep(this.data, function (item, i) {
            for (var key in fp) {
                var fval = fp[key].toLowerCase();
                var value = item[key];
                value = $.fn.bootstrapTable.utils.calculateObjectValue(that.header,
                        that.header.formatters[$.inArray(key, that.header.fields)],
                        [value, item, i], value);

                if (!($.inArray(key, that.header.fields) !== -1 &&
                        (typeof value === 'string' || typeof value === 'number') &&
                        (value + '').toLowerCase().indexOf(fval) !== -1)) {
                    return false;
                }
            }
            return true;
        }) : this.data;
    };
}(jQuery);

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Precautions reasonably practicable: not determinative of reasonable excuse
Bullied or the bully?
The saying goes, "if you don't have something nice to say…"
Dismissed NAB Employee not a 'scapegoat' for Royal Commission
Employer's policy falls foul of privacy legislation
Inappropriate Text Messages are grounds for Dismissal
4 June 2019 | Employer's Liability
The Fair Work Commission recently upheld a dismissal by Toll Transport Pty Ltd (Toll) of a male employee who sent a colleague a text messages calling him his "bitch", "toy boy" and threatened to "molest him" and "squeeze his testicles until it made him cry".
Whether there were valid reasons for the dismissal.
A 63 year old male employee made an unfair dismissal application to the Fair Work Commission after his employer, Toll, conducted an investigation and found that the employee's text messages were inappropriate, offensive, vulgar and of a sexual nature, contravening Toll's Code of Practice.
It was revealed during an investigation into the conduct of the employee that a younger man, a forklift driver, had been 'playing him off' hoping that the older man would advance him money.
Text messages revealed that the 63 year old, in resisting the request for money, said to the younger forklift driver, amongst other things, "For fucks sake you little bitch. Stop trying to fleece me…. not your milking cow… no moo moo. Next time I molest you, you will put my hand on your little balls and squeeze them till you cry…". The younger man later complained to Toll who launched an investigation ultimately dismissing the 63 year old employee.
A Commissioner of the Fair Work Commission said that although the forklift driver may having found the text messages acceptable initially, the declarations of love made by the 63 year old man and his aggressive text messaging was plainly inappropriate.
At the hearing, Toll could not establish to the Fair Work Commission's satisfaction that it had issued its Code of Practice to the 63 year old employee but accepted that the conduct need not be in breach of the Company's policies to warrant a valid dismissal as the conduct itself could also be regarded as wholly inappropriate. Further, the dismissal was, although procedurally deficient, not unfair in the circumstances.
The Commission placed relevance on the fact that the text messages were communicated within workplace hours, however, noted that there were boundaries relevant to acceptable conduct with respect to work colleagues which should not be crossed outside of work hours.
Employees should remember that text messaging work colleagues, even from private phones, within the workplace ought be done with respect, civility and in good conscious not to harass, embarrass or intimidate.
Text messages to the contrary may be grounds for valid dismissal whether or not an employer has specific policies that have been breached, if the conduct can be regarded, in all the circumstances, as inappropriate.
Anthony Clarke v Toll Transport Pty Ltd [2019] FWC 606 (11 February 2019)
Bill Conor

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Is 774-334-2393 safe or not?
Please contribute to our free phone number lookup service by reporting phone number 774-334-2393 as Safe or Unsafe.
Caller ID, public information and user reports about the phone number 7743342393. Most recent search date: March 13, 2019. Most recent report date: September 13, 2018.
Primary city of the prefix 774-334 is Southbridge , Massachusetts. However, this does not necessarily mean phone number 774-334-2393 location. Due to national phone number portability rules, it may be anywhere in the United States.


First found bashing piano keys at the age of three, Tom's love of music has developed over almost thirty years. A graduate of Birmingham Conservatoire where he developed his trade with the likes of Liam Noble and Hans Koller, he is now working on a number of teaching and performance projects.
Performing since the age of 16, Tom has developed a great love for music and his enjoyment shows at every opportunity. He performs all over the country with his own trio, the 18-piece State 51 Swing Orchestra and a great variety of groups providing music for parties and events. Performing highlights include playing and singing in the Montreux Jazz Festival and leading State 51 Swing Orchestra in front of 3000 people in Manchester.
The Tom Lindsay Trio is currently Tom's main project, featuring original material and arrangements of jazz standards and pop tunes. Alongside Tom on piano and vocals feature two rising stars from the Midlands jazz scene; bassist Tom Moore and drummer Ric Yarborough.
Pianists such as Keith Jarrett and Bill Evans are strong influences in Tom's music, and from more recent times he is a big fan of the music of vocalist Diana Krall and jazz & funk collective Snarky Puppy. Groups such as Jamiroquai and Tower of Power feature also heavily in his record collection, and a funky fusion influenced by those is the target of a future project.
Education forms an important part of Tom's career, and he teaches individuals and groups at Warwick School, Kings High School Warwick and The University of Warwick. Topics typically include improvisation, jazz harmony, chord voicings and ensemble technique. He also teaches a small number of private pupils. Teaching highlights include leading school and university bands to top awards at the National Concert Band Festival.


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KC-46 program refueler touches down at Edwards
by Kenji Thuloweit, 412th Test Wing Public Affairs • October 26, 2015
The KC-46 tanker program's first test aircraft, a Boeing 767-2C (EMD-1), departed from its home at Boeing Field in Seattle and touched down at Edwards for the first time Oct. 15. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ethan Wagner)
EDWARDS AFB – The KC-46 program's first test aircraft, a Boeing 767-2C (EMD-1), departed from its home at Boeing Field in Seattle and touched down at Edwards Air Force Base for the first time Oct. 15.
The plan is to have the 767-2C at Edwards for about two weeks.
Boeing and the 418th Flight Test Squadron are conducting Ground Effects and Fuel Onload Fatigue testing on the new tanker.
Ground Effects testing is to gather aerodynamic data for updating the KC-46A simulator as well as supporting certification. Fuel Onload Fatigue is gathering data to characterize the aircraft interaction typically experienced when the KC-46A is flying in receiver formation behind a current KC-135 or KC-10 tanker.
While the KC-46's role is to refuel other aircraft, it itself may need refuel from other KC-10s or KC-135s to extend its range. Fuel Onload Fatigue testing is the first look at the KC-46 acting in that role.
Boeing and the 418th Flight Test Squadron are conducting Ground Effects and Fuel Onload Fatigue testing on the new KC-46. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christopher Okula)
As throughout history, Edwards continues to be the premier base for flight testing the Air Force's newest capability.
"For Ground Effects, Edwards AFB provides calm morning weather and long runways, including the lakebeds, both are requirements to take the data," said Capt. Dylan Neidorff, KC-46 Test Operations engineer. "For Fuel Onload Fatigue, Edwards has a top notch Special Instrumentation section who provides modifications to legacy tanker aircraft to support data collection on the 767-2C."
Neidorff said Boeing and Air Force pilots have been operating as combined crews through all of the testing at Edwards, including the ferry flight from Seattle.
"This also includes flight test engineers who have been on each Fuel Onload Fatigue flight."
Several units from both on and off base are supporting the testing. The 412th Test Engineering Group is providing special instrumentation support. The 416th Flight Test Squadron is providing chase aircraft support. The 370th Flight Test Squadron is providing KC-135 tanker crew support. The 92nd Air Refueling Wing based at Fairchild AFB, Washington, is providing the KC-135 and maintenance support. The 60th Air Mobility Wing out of Travis AFB, California, is providing the KC-10 and maintenance personnel.
According to Neidorff, the KC-46A will return to Edwards AFB to accomplish testing in the Benefield Anechoic Chamber as well as conduct aerial refueling certifications.
The KC-46A Pegasus is intended to replace the U.S. Air Force's aging tanker fleet, which has been refueling aircraft for more than 50 years. With more refueling capacity and enhanced capabilities, improved efficiency and increased capabilities for cargo and aeromedical evacuation, the KC-46A will provide aerial refueling support to the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps as well as allied nation coalition force aircraft.
The 412th Test Wing at Edwards Air Force Base is the lead developmental test organization for the KC-46 program.
Filed Under: Edwards AFB


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MOI launches e-service to issue police clearance
The Ministry of Interior, represented by the General Department of Criminal Evidence, in cooperation with the General Department of Information Systems at the Ministry, launched Wednesday, the service to issue criminal status electronically on the 'Sahel' application which is fortified with security QR code for use inside and outside the country.
The General Department of Public Relations and Security Media at the ministry said in a press statement this service comes based on the directives of the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, retired Lieutenant-General Sheikh Ahmad Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, and under the follow-up of the Undersecretary of the Ministry, Lieutenant-General Anwar Al-Barjas, reports a local Arabic daily.
The department stressed the ministry's keenness to launch this new service to effectively contribute to the success of the country's efforts in digital transformation to save effort and time for all citizens and residents and complete their transactions with ease.
The department added that this also comes in line with the ministry's strategy aimed at automating all services provided to the public in line with the technical and technological leap that the security establishment sectors are witnessing to save time and effort on the auditors and speed up the completion of their transactions.
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Posted on January 15, 2016 by shanegreenstein
Insiders, Outsiders, and an Existentialist
Princeton University Press just published my book, with its self-explanatory title, How the Internet Became Commercial (2015). Sometimes I am asked to explain the "secret sauce" of US commercial success. I point to the treatment of outsiders. There were few barriers to putting their contributions to good use. Mainstream firms were more than willing to employ them, or cut deals with them, if their contributions led to commercial success.
This may take some explaining. Today's column provides a few stories.
The first story illustrates how the ideal of a technical meritocracy trumped social standing. In particular, good code could come from anywhere. The social status of its author did not matter.
Rob McCool was a programmer at the University of Illinois in 1994. He was the lead programmer on server software that worked with Mosaic, the most popular browser on the growing web. From the outset, the server software had been available for use as shareware, with the underlying code available to all. Many webmasters took advantage of it by adding improvements as needed or communicating with McCool.
The software was a collection of technologies that supported browsing and use of web technologies, including the protocols for supporting CGI script, which moved data from browsers to servers and back again. As it would turn out, that tool would become an essential building block for electronic commerce.
Long story short, just as the commercial web began to drive up demand for the software, McCool left the university (along with a few others involved with Mosaic) to work at Netscape in the middle of 1994. The university did not replace him quickly, and webmasters and web participants became frustrated with the lack of response to identified new bugs, or suggestions for improvement in the design.
Eventually, there were eight distinct versions of the server in use, each with some improvements that the others did not include. These eight teams sought to coordinate further improvements to the software descended from the NCSA server. In February 1995, they combined their efforts, making it easier to share resources, share improvements, and build further improvements on top of the software. The result was called Apache, and it became the most widely used server software on the Internet.
Think about that. One guy put together some good code, made it available to anyone, and then left it to online communities. Neither the programmer's social station, nor his age, nor his ethnic background, nor anything else about his identity, had anything to do with the use of the code. That illustrates the technical meritocracy at work.
Insiders working with outsiders
The next story starts with an insider.
Tim Draper almost defines one archetype for an insider in commercial high tech. Draper has a Harvard MBA, and his father and grandfather were venture capitalists (VCs) on the west coast. Following that precedent, in 1985 Draper formed a VC firm in Menlo Park, California, eventually partnering with John Fisher and Steve Jurvetson to form Draper, Fisher, and Jurvetson (DFJ).
By 1995, DFJ specialized in funding entrepreneurs aspiring to start new firms. It still does today. Then, as now, the entrepreneur's social station, age, and ethnic background did not matter. Very little about their identity mattered except what business they could build and its chances for success.
Think about that. That would happen in very few countries.
Anyway, back to the point of this example. One day two unknown entrepreneurs, Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith, created the technology that became Hotmail and pitched to DFJ. Bhatia and Smith were first-time entrepreneurs, yet it did not get in the way of a deal. Even with backgrounds as far apart as possible, none of that mattered, and the parties made their deal less than 48 hours after they first met.
And what a deal! Hotmail eventually sold to Microsoft for hundreds of millions of dollars. It also helped create viral marketing—that is, letting users help the supplier sell the product. That illustrates how the potential for commercial success can trump social station. If VCs can make a splash, then they will finance it.
IBM's rebirth
The arc of Irving Wladawsky-Berger's life would make any American proud. He immigrated with his family to the US from Cuba in late 1950s and worked his way up the US educational system, earning a PhD. His success embodied the notion that America was the land of opportunity for talented and hard-working outsiders.
He had worked at IBM the better part of his career and become director of a number of projects and divisions, when he got the assignment of his life—to put together an Internet strategy for IBM in 1995. Through this path, Irving Wladawsky-Berger became the first general manager for the IBM Internet Division.
Only one problem: IBM did not have an Internet strategy at the time, and the firm had just been through a near-death experience. Arguably, an Internet strategy looked like a key to further prosperity, and its success could shape the employment of tens of thousands of IBM's people. Talk about pressure.
As it turned out, many of IBM's clients—large enterprises—needed help integrating the commercial Internet into their businesses processes. Oversimplifying, integrating old IBM installations with new technology turned out to be productive, because it reused existing capital for new purposes instead of needing to build processes and operations from scratch.
As it turned out, Wladawsky-Berger helped IBM emerge with a healthy strategy and a lucrative line of services, and did so by adapting the Internet to new circumstances. The buyer of IBM's services made out well, and so did IBM.
Think about that. This came from a guy who started life as an immigrant and never lost his accent. He became an insider at one of the largest computer companies in the world, which had been an outsider to the Internet. That illustrates how, even at some of the most conservative corporations in the US, commercial success and hard work overcomes outsider trumps outsider status.
You can Google it
Sergey Brin's experience almost defines what it means to transition from outsider to insider. He came to the US as a child because his parents were trying to escape the oppression of the old Soviet Union. Once again, his experience should make any American proud, because the land of opportunity treated him well.
By the time Sergey had gone through university, his talents were widely recognized. He was such an academic star that the National Science Foundation helped fund his PhD studies.
It turned out to be a good bet. Brin teamed with Larry Page while the two pursued their PhD studies at Stanford's computer science department. They built a project around page rank and eventually went into business for themselves with help from angel investors. They struggled for a while, and eventually their firm, Google, pushed the envelope on advertising around keyword search.
More to the point, status within the academy counts for very little in the world of entrepreneurial high tech. At best, status earned Brin and Page the right to be ignored by commercial firms.
Just contemplate how Brin got there at all. A child of an immigrant comes to the US with no social status, no wealth, perhaps a few family ties, and certainly none of the advantages of established family. In most countries, this kind of talent and hard work might find some success, but it takes something special and unique to overcome that and make a Google.
An existentialist
Let's tie together these stories. Consider the lexigraphy for the term "wild ducks," which has been a colloquial term in computing for decades. Wild ducks are a particular group of technically adept innovators, often considered social outsiders by those controlling funding. Wild ducks could exhibit a range of behaviors and social differences, which are regarded as potentially disruptive and costly to the regular operations of an organization. The reverse also often holds—that is, wild ducks regard the practice of those involved in regular operations as interfering with their inventive activity.
By the early 1990s, few remembered that the term "wild ducks" originated with Thomas Watson Jr., the charismatic chief executive officer (CEO) who inherited IBM from his father, and who built IBM into a computing powerhouse in the 1960s. Fewer still know that Watson borrowed the term from a story by existential philosopher Soren Kierkegaard. Watson Jr was always very vocal about supporting his wild ducks at IBM.
To the extent that the United States had a policy for its wild ducks in computing, the absence of policy was its most salient feature. That has deep roots in US society. The absence of policy arose as part of a long-standing social compact to live and let live, to not interfere with freedom of expression, and to let a variety of cultures thrive.
The US is stocked full with some extraordinary individuals who, when given the opportunity, can do extraordinary things. Peasant or high Brahmin, immigrant or a member of a long-established family, they have played a positive role in the business of high tech.
It is remarkable they are allowed to be there in the first place. Let's not take that for granted.
Copyright held by IEEE Micro. For the original essay, see here.
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Jim Kay says:
This is a great summary which makes it even more tragic that Gerstner came along with his very short-sighted obsession on immediate profits over old ideas like honesty and integrity. He destroyed a formerly great company which is still trying to recover.
Factory says:
Truely, this list of white males surely show that the US is the bestest at incorporating outsiders as long as they are not too outside.
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Look closely: An ad for the University of Akron once again will be sandwiched between commercials for nuts, cars and Greek yogurt in Sunday�s Super Bowl.
This will be the 16th time UA has bought regional airtime to sound the 30-second theme that it is alive with enthusiasm.
Catch the Energy, once again narrated by UA President Luis Proenza, features research and art scenes and incorporates a fiery, bouncing orb.
�Through the years this flash of gold and light has represented the spark that is this dynamic campus environment � one that continually ignites innovation and student success,� the university said in its media release about the commercial spot.
The camera pans interior scenes � a classroom, lab and ballet dancers, among others � as Proenza encourages viewers to �catch the energy� at UA.
Three UA students get speaking parts to praise the university: Elliot Georgiadis, an education major from Wadsworth; Wesley Williams, a theater arts major from Cincinnati; and law student Doug McAlister of Alliance.
Bob Egle of the Tell Collective in Columbus produced the ad for $78,000. It will be broadcast regionally before, during and after the Super Bowl.
Wayne Hill, UA associate vice president of marketing, said the ad�s exact positioning during the game will be determined by a lottery among regional advertisers today at Fox 8 Cleveland, whose parent corporation is airing the game.
UA�s Super Bowl buy is part of a larger expenditure of $205,000 to air the ad on area broadcast television stations (WJW, WKYC, WOIO/WUAB and WEWS) and on cable, satellite, online and on billboards between Sunday and Feb. 16.
The total cost of $283,000 is about 14 percent more than UA spent in 2013, according to numbers Hill provided.
That represents only a portion of what UA spends on advertising �but not a dominant portion,� Hill said.
He declined to provide immediate details about UA�s advertising budget for competitive reasons.
Still, the UA expenditure represents chump change when compared to the nationwide cost for airing a Super Bowl ad: reportedly $4 million for 30 seconds.
Nor does UA have to compete with other colleges and universities to get viewers� attention. UA is traditionally the only Ohio college or university to air an ad, even a regional one, during the game.
Hill said the Super Bowl ad is part of the UA campaign to drive home awareness of the university.
Hill said UA had a few questions, one on advertising, in last year�s Summit Survey by the Center for Marketing and Opinion Research. He said it showed �high awareness� of the university. The cost for UA�s share of the survey was $8,300.
For an early look at Sunday�s Super Bowl ad, visit www.uakron.edu/energy/.


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Q: How to use momentJs in Karma/Jasmine unit tests for AngularJS? I am using momentJS in my AngularJS project.
I am trying to write unit tests and I keep getting issues with moment.
Here is my config file:
// list of files / patterns to load in the browser
files: [
    // './bower_components/moment/min/moment.min.js',
    // './bower_components/moment-timezone/builds/moment-timezone.min.js',
    // './bower_components/moment/min/moment-with-locales.js',
    // './bower_components/moment-timezone/builds/moment-timezone-with-data.js',
    './bower_components/moment/moment.js',
    './bower_components/moment-timezone/moment-timezone.js',

    './source/builds/vendors.js',
    './node_modules/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js',
    './source/builds/vendors.css',
    './source/builds/app.css',
    './source/builds/bundle.js',
    './source/js/**/*.spec.js'
],

I keep getting this error:
TypeError: moment(...).year(...).week is not a function
I'm not sure how to fix the error.

A: For running the unit test for moment first thing we need to check is for the moment.js and angular-moment.js files to be included in the config file
files: [
    '../bower_components/moment/moment.js',
    '../bower_components/angular-moment/angular-moment.js',
]

After that on the spec file
describe('Moment Tests', function() {
    var _moment;
    beforeEach(inject(function(moment) {
        _moment: moment
    }));
});

describe('Test for date by provided format', function (){

    it('should return date by provided format', function() {
        var expectedYear = _moment(new Date().year());
        expect(2019).toEqual(expectedDate);
    });
});

Hopefully, this will help.

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Project pitching event, Thai Pitch will return to Cannes for the eighth time next month. It will launch three film projects from Thailand seeking international finance, co-production and sales partners.
Director, Kongdej Jaturanrasamee ("P-047") and producer Soros Sukhum ("Wonderful Town") will pitch "51 Faces of Anne," about a woman with memory loss faced with the challenge of survival on a mysterious island. The radical concept film is expected to involve all 51 members of the pop idol sensation BNK48.
Nontawat Numbenchapol ("Boundary") as director and producers Steve Chen ("Diamond Island") and Supatcha Thipsena, will present "Doi Boy," about an undocumented heterosexual refugee, working as a gay masseuse and prostitute in Chiang Mai. "Doi Boi" was previously crafted at the Cannes Atelier and the SEAFIC lab, where it won the SEAFIC Award.
Director Sorayos Prapapan ("Death of the Sound Man") and producer Donsaron Kovitvanitcha ("Malila," "Die Tomorrow") will unwrap "Arnold is a Model Student" about the encounter between an ace pupil and a professional exams cheat.
The event is backed by Thailand's Ministry of Culture and coordinated by producer and SEAFIC executive director Raymond Phathanavirangoon. Pitches will be held May 19-20 at the Thai Pavilion, part of the Cannes Film Festival's market operations.
Previous editions have helped launch award-winning films including Anucha Boonyawatana's "Malila: The Farewell Flower" in 2016; Taiki Sakpisit's "The Edge of Daybreak" in 2017; and Patiparn Boontarig's "Solids by the Seashore" in 2018.


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Viola Davis exhorts: 'Stop taming us'
The actress' speech held Hollywood power players rapt at Wednesday's Women in Entertainment breakfast.
LOS ANGELES — Actress and producer Viola Davis gave a rousing speech about leadership and authenticity to a well-heeled crowd of Hollywood power players Wednesday morning at The Hollywood Reporter's Women in Entertainment breakfast.
Davis, who was being honored with the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award, said that she doesn't always come to mind when she thinks of the idea of leadership – Martin Luther King, Jr. does – but that she is trying through her production company to embrace women of color as they really are.
Viola Davis spoke to a rapt crowd of power players at the Women in Entertainment breakfast Wednesday. Associated Press
"There is no limit to how we see narratives with people of color," Davis said to a rapt crowd that included Mandy Moore, Lupita Nyong'o, Awkwafina, Rita Wilson, "Roma" breakout Yalitza Aparicio and Kesha.
She said she and her husband, Julius Tennon, started JuVee Productions because she was tired of celebrating movies that didn't have "me in it."
"I don't mean me Viola," Davis said. "I mean me as a black woman."
She urged those in power in Hollywood to show more authentic black female characters. "My main message is 'stop taming us,' she said.
Even when there are black characters, she said, they're reduced to being maternal, to being the savior, to being denied sexuality, to being there to "make that white character feel better."
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Most developers (and companies) choose Git over SVN as their version control system. However, they have to use SVN to ship updates to WordPress.org plugin repo.
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In her Instagram, Kathryn shared behind-the-scenes photos of her, Daniel and director Cathy Garcia-Molina filming in Indonesia.
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Video: Dutch All-Female Death Metal Band SISTERS OF SUFFOCATION Performs At STONEHENGE Festival
Video footage of the Dutch all-female death/black metal band SISTERS OF SUFFOCATION performing on July 30 at the Stonehenge festival in Steenwijk, The Netherlands can be seen below.
Founded in 2014 in Eidhoven, SISTERS OF SUFFOCATION managed very quickly to establish an amazing live reputation and got lots of invitations from venues and smaller festivals. This was noticed by Eindhoven Metal Meeting, who gave them a chance to present themselves for a bigger audience.
It has always been a dream of vocalist Els Prins to start an all-female death metal band, but she didn't seem to be able find the right group of girls to make this dream reality — that is, until she met guitarist Simone van Straten. Sharing a love for extreme music, they recruited drummer Amber de Buijzer and bass player Marjolein van den Nieuwenhuizen and started rehearsing. They released their first single, "Boundaries", in July 2014 and played their first show one month later. In May 2015, Marjolein exited the band and was replaced by Puck Wildschut.
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SISTERS OF SUFFOCATION is:
Vocals - Els Prins
Guitar - Simone van Straten
Drums - Amber de Buijzer
Bass - Puck Wildschut
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Paul Blundy (1918 – May 11, 1992) was a Canadian politician, who represented the electoral district of Sarnia in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1977 to 1981. He was a member of the Ontario Liberal Party. He served as mayor of Sarnia, Ontario from 1967 until 1975.

Background
Blundy served in the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve during World War II. Blundy was the part-owner of a large funeral home in Sarnia. McKenzie & Blundy Funeral Home and Cremation Centre was founded by Blundy and a fellow naval reserve officer, Donald F. McKenzie, in 1946. In 1947, Blundy received his funeral home director's license. In 1950, their company put the first oxygen-equipped ambulance into service in the Sarnia area and they operated an ambulance service until 1956. Blundy was an active member of the Rotary Club of Sarnia and a member of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 in Sarnia.

Politics
He ran in the 1977 provincial election, defeating Progressive Conservative candidate Andy Brandt, who had been his successor as mayor of Sarnia, by 257 votes. Blundy sat as a member of the opposition during the 31st Legislative Assembly of Ontario, during which the Progressive Conservatives maintained a minority government. He was the Liberal Party's critic for social services. He ran again in the 1981 election but was defeated by Brandt by 3,029 votes, as the Progressive Conservatives won a majority government under Bill Davis.

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from distutils.core import setup, Extension
import numpy as np
import os
img_bins=os.listdir('bin/')
for i in range(len(img_bins)):
    img_bins[i]='bin/'+img_bins[i]
print (img_bins)
setup(name="BoardPy", version="1.0",
      include_dirs= [np.get_include(),'src/'],
      ext_modules=[Extension("BoardPy", ["src/board_module.c","src/gen.c","src/types.c"],extra_objects=img_bins)
      ])


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Unyfy
A Content Creator's Guide to Web3
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NFTs, the metaverse, social tokens, and community
Like most of my fellow non-tech graduates from university, it was a bit of a struggle to find a promising career path upon graduation. I spent the better part of a year launching my resume into the void of entry-level roles. And from that void was an equal barrage of automated rejections with the occasional pyramid scheme pitch sprinkled in.
"I may have fucked up," I whispered to myself as I cracked open another bud light following a long Tuesday of job applications and call of duty.
The existential angst of being jobless, moneyless, and aimless led me down a path. That path became later known as "the Tai Lopez YouTube ads audience segment." For the blissfully ignorant, Tai Lopez is an internet marketing guru of sorts. He had a notorious YouTube video that started with him in his garage in front of a Lamborghini. Tai sold online marketing courses, social media marketing courses, and things of that nature.
To put it nicely, he was unfortunately everywhere and didn't quit until you were in one of his $1000 mastermind courses.
I guess my search history was the exact demographic that he was looking for. And it wasn't knowledge. I imagine it was something along the lines of:
How to make money online in your pajamas
How to make passive income without any skills or friends
How to chug a bud light in under 3 seconds
How to get adopted by Jeff Bezos
How to become a digital nomad
But to get to the crux of this article, I limped into the internet marketing part of the web and surprisingly, emerged with some actual skills to succeed in the digital realm, a love for content creation, branding, and an understanding of entrepreneurship. I also learned how to unironically stand in front of a Lamborghini.
But what does this have to do with web3?
For the indoctrinated, online marketers and entrepreneurs are actually some of the more prepared individuals with the fundamental skills necessary to succeed in the web of the future. Before I explain why let's quickly define the evolution of the internet which includes Web3.
The Internet was filled with static HTML pages that could only display information. No way for users to change the data or upload their own. Social interactions were limited to the most basic forums and chat features.
~Early 2000's, a more interactive internet that was dynamic and had an emphasis on user-generated content via Google, Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, etc. A shift from observation to participation. Big tech companies have centralized control over a lot of web content and you need to be present on those sites to be able to participate.
In a recent piece, my colleague and Liquiditeam co-founder Thomas wrote about web3:
"The term web3 is used predominantly in the blockchain community and describes the next iteration of the internet that will
be less centralized, in both a technological and economical sense,
give users and creators more control over their data,
(re-)prioritize interoperability and open standards over gated islands."
It's also worth mentioning that web3 doesn't happen in isolation. Rather, there is a conversion between the web3 tech stack and other emerging technologies, as excellently outlined in this article on "Web4" by Conor of web3labs. Those developments will, among other things, lead to even more relevant content discovery, and "suggested for you" style content recommendations. This is because of the massive amounts of user data and the progression of machine learning. We are already seeing the first iterations of this on our favorite social platforms.
In this piece, I explore what web3 means for creators and small publishers.
The main consequence of its advent is a shift from centralized control over content publishing to a user-owned internet. An internet where everyone can become their own publisher and data aggregator.
This means creators need to start to think as if they are individual publishing firms. As I mentioned, one-man brands have accrued skills that prepare them for such a future. Internet gurus were accidentally leveling up all of the necessary skills to stand strong as individual creators.
Web3: Creator-focused, community-driven
Web3 powers the next version of the internet that revolves around 3 core concepts:
Ownership and exchange of digital goods and values (aka "internet of value")
Automated and customized experiences
Creator and community ownership
It allows content creators to move away from centralized and rent-seeking platforms, have direct user relationships, and build an independent business. In such an ecosystem, the content creators with skills around these two topics will be best equipped. Whether it be bloggers, YouTubers, Twitch streamers, social influencers, etc., content is the core product.
But the question is what else can you do to build on that?
A loyal audience = varied revenue
Not specific to web3, a loyal audience opens the door for some lucrative revenue models for creators. Here are some of the traditional business models that stem from having a loyal audience.
A platform where users can spend their time is a way to turn your audience into a community. It represents a shift to a two-way communication stream between creators and their audience. Not only can your audience interact with you, but they can also co-create with you or even actually participate in decision-making.
That might sound offputting to some content creators but the extent of that participation can vary. Some examples of community-focused applications:
Dedicated forums (niche-specific sites)
What these platforms lack are ways to reward users for their contributions and tools to give users more control and influence over the community and its direction. In web3, tokens and NFTs are used to solve this and give users more of a "stake" in their communities. At the same time, they also give creators a new way to generate revenue independently from the big platforms.
A platform and revenue streams for Web3
Alas, most creators aren't developers and until recently, the web3 toolkit wasn't accessible to those mere mortals – which includes me as said. But Unyfy luckily changes this by giving creators a simple, no-code solution to take more ownership over their business, powered by web3.
Simply put, Unyfy is a web3 content and community management system that enables creators to launch a digital home for their fans and content.
The core features enable everyone to:
launch their own creator token
create free and/or premium content release NFTs with scalable utility for fans
Earn money via selling NFTs, token packs, and subscriptions
Have their own easy-to-use web platform whose users don't need to be familiar with web3 tech at all
Let's dig a little deeper into some of those.
The easiest one is NFTs. While they are categorically close to a "product," they are actually a combination of a few categories. They are digital products that are also access passes, speculative assets, and pieces of art (if desired). This means ownership of a particular NFT or entire collection (an assortment of NFTs), can grant access or perks in the digital or physical world.
This can be done with a physical ticket or non-fungible asset of course. The reason NFTs make for a compelling shift is the transparency provided by having the assets exist on the blockchain. Transaction history, ownership, and non-fungible nature allow for such access tickets to be verified as real.A pretty exciting prospect when you think of the profit margins on digital goods, especially ones that can get progressively more valuable over time.
Creator tokens
A creator token is another type of digital asset that creators can utilize to enable micro-transactions and in some cases, revenue share. Within Unyfy, creators can sell and enable their own creator tokens to be used within the community and, in doing so, launch their own economy of sorts.
There are several ways to think about creator tokens.
Reputation Reward
Community members earn tokens when they actively contribute. This works fully automated by default (if you want to fine-tune the "tokenomics", you of course have all the controls). So, your creator tokens are, in a sense, a representation of their owners' reputation in your community.
Community Influence
Your creator tokens give its owners more options and influence in your personal "metaverse". Your fans can use them to boost (think upvote) questions, content, and ideas. Or up the stakes and let your fans token vote on meaningful matters.
Tokenwalling
You can create premium content that your fans can unlock using their creator tokens. Such a "tokenwall" is a great, fan-friendly alternative to offering subscriptions. More flexibility for you and your audience. You can also make NFTs unlockable with creator tokens.
wAnd last but not least, a word on how tokens get into your community. Again, you have multiple options:
sell them directly to fans, either in individual packages or as part of a membership/subscription
create exciting digital partner activations that reward your fans with free tokens presented by your sponsors
give them away for certain activities in the app — such as completing your profile — or in real life — such as visiting the arena."
Web3 will be all about the creators that inhabit it. Equally important will be the aspect of community and loyal fans. Even today, powerful and loyal communities make for some of the most financially powerful assets as a creator.
As we shift more toward a decentralized internet, the need for tools that enable that is vital. Blockchain technology is the current solution to help us get there and NFTs, tokens, and fan engagement solutions are the core to self-sustaining in such an ecosystem.
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After a delectable morning meal, the host at my bed and breakfast in Vicksburg, Mississippi, the Baer House Inn, provided an audio guide for me to borrow for my car when I told him I was on my way to Vicksburg National Military Park, just a 10-minute drive from downtown and its architectural treasures.
General Grant's victory came at a terrific cost.
On my way there, I absorbed the background of what happened here in 1863. Vitally important Vicksburg, atop a bluff, became the site of one of the bloodiest (and one of the most decisive) battles in the internecine Civil War, with Union General Ulysses S. Grant eventually defeating Confederate Lieutenant General Pemberton on some absolutely suicidal terrain. The city suffered 47 days of siege (with citizens living in caves at one point) and eventually surrendered on July 4.
Established in 1899 to commemorate the siege and defense of Vicksburg, the park today encompasses nearly 2,000 peaceful acres. Walkers, joggers, hikers, and bicyclists will appreciate the morning and late-afternoon hours set aside specifically for them, when cars are banned from the roads that snake their way around the park. But if you're in your vehicle, you'll follow the one-way, 16-mile loop that hits many of its highlights, including battlefields, the only surviving wartime structure in the park, and some of the more than 1,400 monuments, tablets, and markers that have garnered the park the title "the largest outdoor art gallery in the world."
The Illinois Monument is arguably the grandest of them all.
I began at the Memorial Arch, a Georgia granite memorial dedicated "to the national reunion of Union and Confederate veterans of the Civil War, October 16–19, 1917." One of the park's defining characteristics is all those other monuments and memorials, and you'll be stepping out of your car often to see them close-up. Their disparate sizes and forms — some classical, others modern; some small and simple, others large and grandiose — as well as the objects of their commemoration lend a wonderful variety, but they're all thoughtful and visually appealing.
Among the individuals memorialized, I found the statues of Pemberton without any weapons, Grant mounted on his horse, and Confederate President Jefferson Davis clutching the flag. Lesser-known, but just as important, figures include U.S. Navy Admiral David Glasgow Farragut (of "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" fame) and Lieutenant General Stephen Lee, who went on to become the founding president of Mississippi State University. The nation's first monument to African Americans who fought in the Civil War depicts three black men atop a base of black African granite — on the left, a Union soldier looks forward, toward the freedom that the war ushered in; on the right, a field hand looks back, at the decades of slavery about to come to an end. Both support the figure between them, a wounded Union soldier, symbolizing the sacrifices made by African Americans during the war.
The state memorials impressed me even more. Nearly every state that participated in the Civil War (Delaware, Maine, New Jersey, and Vermont seem to be missing) is represented with a monument, the sole exception being Ohio, which chose to erect 39 smaller monuments, one for each of the units that participated in the Vicksburg Campaign.
Silent now, these cannons ended the lives of thousands of Americans.
The monuments for the other 29 states are remarkably varied in form. Alabama's, for instance, comprises a sculptural group of seven soldiers being inspired by a woman representing the state, while the simpler memorial for Arkansas portrays the United States and the Civil War as a tower of marble split down the middle by a sword.
Kansas' monument is newer (1960) and very simple — three interconnected circles, one atop another: the bottom circle represents a united United States before the war; the center circle, broken, signifies a divided country; and the top reconnected circle acknowledges the country's reunification. Louisiana and New York also contributed simple monuments, the former with an 81-foot Doric column topped by a granite brazier with an eternal flame, the latter with a 43-foot obelisk.
Illinois and Iowa can claim the grandest of all the state monuments. A wide staircase of 47 steps at Illinois' monument leads up to a temple based on Rome's Pantheon, topped by a bronze eagle. Inside, bronze tablets list the names of all 36,325 soldiers from Illinois who fought at Vicksburg. The semicircular white-granite monument for Iowa features Doric columns and six bronze relief panels of battles.
The humble Vicksburg National Cemetery is a grim reminder of the ferocity of the fighting here.
In many ways, Kentucky's monument best summarizes the entire war. Bronze statues of Union President Abraham Lincoln and Confederate President Jefferson Davis stand facing each other, hats off. In this confrontation between dueling leaders, it's important to note that both men were native Kentuckians — a microcosm of the war itself and how one can easily divide into two. In this split between north and south, with states rapidly falling in line to support one side or the other, Kentucky provided the sole exception at the start of the war by abstaining and declaring its neutrality.
This balance between Yanks and the Rebels found throughout the park comes to an abrupt end at the somber 116-acre Vicksburg National Cemetery, definitely a one-sided affair. As the final resting place of 17,000 Union soldiers (13,000 of whom are unknown), it's the largest Union cemetery in the United States. Slightly rounded, upright headstones mark the graves of those identified; all the unknowns are remembered only by small, white square blocks, etched with a grave number. Look hard and you'll find one oddity and two exceptions: Doug the camel is buried here (the military was experimenting with employing camels in battle in the same capacity as horses) as well as only two Confederate soldiers, whose tombstones are pointed, unlike the Union soldiers' rounded tops. Since the War Between the States, however, the cemetery has become more equitable, open to service members from all states who died in the Mexican-American War, Spanish-American war, both world wars, and the Korean War. The last burials were held in 1961.
Marvel at the well-preserved remains of the USS Cairo.
Way up in the northwest corner of the park, I emerged from my car to take in another of the park's major attractions — the USS Cairo Museum. The Cairo was one of seven ironclad gunboats that the Union hoped would help it regain the lower Mississippi River and split the Confederacy in two. Commissioned in 1862 and mounted with 13 cannons, the Cairo saw little action until her bitter end, when, later that year, it came under fire. Torpedoes ripped huge holes in the hull, and the Cairo sank within 12 minutes, with no loss of life, in the Yazoo River, becoming the first ship ever to be sunk by an electrically detonated torpedo. Forgotten for a century, the Cairo was raised in 1964 and now forms the fascinating heart of the museum, which also displays a bonanza of weapons and personal gear of the sailors who served on board.
As you motor around the park, you'll be driving through the grassy hills, dales, trenches, and valleys where 3,202 Confederate soldiers were killed, wounded, or went missing. Staggering though that figure is, the number of casualties suffered by the Union on its way to victory exceeds it: 4,559 killed, wounded, or missing. By the time the smoke cleared, nearly 30,000 Confederate soldiers surrendered in the battle that changed the course of the war.
Now, in this quiet and tranquil setting, the carnage that occurred here is impalpable, even though the cannons beside me hinted at the massacres that had transpired before me. In a United States that is growing ever more fractured in just about every conceivable way, this is a highly appropriate and significant place to remind us why united we stand, divided we fall.


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RISE AND GRIND! Morning Music News: Big Sean & Jhene Aiko Drop Their "Out Of Love" Short Film & More
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Fresh off the release of their TWENTY88 collaboration project, Big Sean and Jhene Aiko have a little some extra in store for their fans. Recently, they dropped "Out of Sight," a 15-minute short film where the pair play two adult film stars from the future, experiencing the darker sides of fame and love. The music in the film is a compilation of all 8 tracks from their Tidal-exclusive release. According to Flaunt Magazine, Sean & Jhene drew inspiration for their passion project from some 70's films, including 1973's "Coffy," Roger Moore's Bond films, and 2015's sci-fi flick "Ex Machina." Hop on over to Tidal for a full look at the film. [Hot New Hip-Hop]
50 Cent may be dusting off his acting skills in the very near future. The Queens native dropped by DJ Enuff's The Heavy Hitters on Sirius XM's Shade 45 and revealed that he could be working alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger on the new The Predator reboot. Though it's not quite clear how big a role Fif will play, he did say filming will commence this summer. The Predator is slated to hit theaters March 2018. [Miss Info]
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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, has praised facilities at Dubai International Airport following an inspection.
During his tour,Sheikh Mohammed expressed his happiness and satisfaction with the services provided and he also directed officials to continue to raise the bar in welcoming travellers and simplifying procedures.
"Our priorities are centred around the human being, his happiness, and preservation of his rights and dignity, regardless of nationality, religion, sect or culture," he said in comments published by news agency WAM.
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, and Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, accompanied Sheikh Mohammed during the visit which began at the departures hall at Concourse 3, where he stopped to review Emirates Airline's baggage-screening facilities, as well as check-in and passport counters.
Last month, 18 new smart gates were installed at Terminal 2 allowing passengers to be processed in less than 10 seconds.
Of the gates, 10 have been installed in the arrival area and eight in the departure area.
The UAE is investing more than $22 billion in the aviation infrastructure that will help its four national carriers with a combined fleet size of 502 aircraft to serve more than 75 million passengers annually.
Total capacity is expected to rise to more than 300 million passengers per year, cementing the UAE's standing as the largest investor in airlines and aviation industry in MENA region.
Investments include $8 billion in developing Al Maktoum International Airport, $7.6 billion expansion of the Phase IV of Dubai International Airport, $6.8 billion for the re-development of Abu Dhabi International Airport. In addition Sharjah International Airport is also undergoing an $400 million investment in expansion of its terminal.


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Azerbaijan - PNG, commercial banks and other creditors (NFL, current US$)
The latest value for PNG, commercial banks and other creditors (NFL, current US$) in Azerbaijan was ($463,772,000) as of 2018. Over the past 48 years, the value for this indicator has fluctuated between $1,841,826,000 in 2010 and ($676,368,000) in 2014.
Definition: Nonguaranteed long-term commercial bank loans from private banks and other private financial institutions. Net flows (or net lending or net disbursements) received by the borrower during the year are disbursements minus principal repayments. Data are in current U.S. dollars.
Source: World Bank, International Debt Statistics.
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1970 $0
2000 ($1,848,000)
2002 ($32,092,000)
2003 $3,392,000
2004 $140,705,000
2010 $1,841,826,000
2013 ($612,057,000)
Aggregation method: Sum
Periodicity: Annual
Topic: Economic Policy & Debt Indicators
Sub-Topic: External debt
Note: This page was last updated on December 28, 2019
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