1. The Petitioners claim is that although they have been appointed on contract basis they are legally entitled to receive salaries in the scale of regular employees on the principle of equal pay for equal work.
'Equal pay for equal work' is not a mere demagogic slogan. It is a constitutional goal capable of attainment through constitutional remedies, by the enforcement of constitutional rights. So the petitioner claims; so the petitioner asserts. Article 39(d) of the Constitution proclaims, as a Directive Principle, the Constitutional goal of 'equal pay for equal work for both men and women'. Articles 14 and 19 guarantee respectively the fundamental rights to equality before the law and equality of opportunity in the matter of public employment and Art. 32 provides the remedy for the enforcement of the fundamental rights. So the petitioner has invoked the jurisdiction of this Court under Art. 32 and has asked us to direct the respondents to give him his due, the same as they have given others like him. True, he is the merest microbe in the mightly organism of the State, a little clog in a giant wheel. But, the glory of our Constitution is that it enables him to directly approach the highest Court in the land for redress. It is a matter of no little pride and satisfaction to us that he has done so. Hitherto the equality clauses of the Constitution, as other articles of the Constitution guaranteeing fundamental and other rights, were most often invoked by the privileged classes for their protection and advancement and for a 'fair and satisfactory' distribution of the buttered loaves amongst themselves. Now, thanks to the rising social and political consciousness and the expectations roused as a consequence, and the forward looking posture of this Court the underprivileged also are clamouring for their rights and are seeking the intervention of the Court with touching faith and confidence in the Court. The Judges of the Court have a duty to redeem their constitutional oath and do justice no less to the pavement dweller than to the guest of the five star hotel.
The decision, however, may not be apposite to the present case for the reason that the Hon'ble Supreme Court was not concerned with emoluments payable to contractual/ temporary/ ad-hoc employees. A comparative analysis of pay scales of drivers in the various Forces and Government Departments had been undertaken, and in these circumstances uniformity had been recommended.
3. Learned counsel for the Petitioners has also relied on Bhagwan Dass and others vs. State of Haryana and others, (1987) 4 SCC 634. In that case the Court had observed that the burden of proving similarity in nature of work is on the aggrieved temporary appointees but once the burden is discharged, the onus shifts on the Government.
4. Learned counsel for the Respondent had drawn my attention to CW 10020-31/2004 where the very same Petitioners have assailed the holding of an examination for regular appointment in respect of the posts at which they are contractually employed for a fixed tenure. It appears that two years experience is contemplated as one of the eligibility criteria and the Respondents are more than willing to consider the Petitioners contractual services as working experience in that context. Mr. Gupta, learned counsel for the Petitioner, argues that those writ petitions are on a totally distinct point the distinguishing feature being that the only question raised in the present batch of petitions is whether the Petitioners are entitled to claim monetary compensation/emoluments according to the prescribed pay scale on the application of the principle of equal pay for equal work. I am also informed that all the Petitioners have appeared in the said examination and, therefore, may be precluded from challenging its legal propriety. The Petitioners would serve their cause by paying attention to the pronouncements in Om Prakash Shukla vs. Akhilesh Kumar Shukla and Others, 1986(Supp) SCC 285, Madan Lal and Others vs. State of J & K and Others, (1995) 3 SCC 486 and Chandra Prakash Tiwari and Others vs. Shakuntala Shukla and Others, (2002) 6 SCC 127. This question does not arise in these proceedings. One can only pray that the Petitioners are successful in the examination.
"6. At the outset, it may be stated that a work-charged establishment means an establishment of which the expenses, including the wages and allowances of the staff, are chargeable to `works'. The pay and allowances of employees who are borne on a work-charged establishment are generally shown as a separate sub-head of the estimated cost of the work. The work-charged establishment employees are engaged on a temporary basis and their appointments are made for the execution of a specified work. From the very nature of their employment, their services automatically come to an end on the completion of the works for the sole purpose of which they are employed. The character and nature of their tenure has been fully discussed by this Court in the case of Jaswant Singh v. Union of India. In the service jurisprudence the expression `cadre' means the unit of strength of a service or a part of it as determined by the employer. And it is too well settled that services rendered by an employee in one cadre cannot cannot be taken into account for determining the seniority in another cadre unless by any rules of seniority this privilege is conferred. This being the position, ordinarily the services rendered by an employee in a work-charged establishment is not to be taken into account for his seniority in the regular establishment particularly when the tenure in the work-charged establishment is of a precarious nature and it automatically ceases after the d project is over. The normal rule of seniority is the date of entry into the cadre or the position obtained in the examination when appointment is made by any competitive examination. Therefore, in the present case ordinarily seniority would have been determined on the basis of the date of absorption of the employee in the regular establishment, but the State Government itself has passed the resolution deciding a deemed date of absorption of the employees who were initially recruited in the charged establishment and later on absorbed in the regular establishment. Therefore, the Government of Maharashtra in the Public Works and Housing Department by its resolutions dated 15-2-1977 and 19-2-1977 decided that a Junior Engineer having work-charged service to his credit should be assigned a "deemed date" which should be one day prior to the date on which his immediate junior on work-charged establishment or from open market was appointed on regular temporary establishment in the same Circle. This deemed date obviously is the deemed date of absorption in the regular establishment and on the basis of that deemed date the seniority of the Junior Engineers in the Circle is maintained. It is undisputed that the promotion to the post of Sub-Divisional Engineer, which is a Class II post and is in the State Cadre is made from amongst the Junior Engineers. The question, therefore, that arises for consideration is whether it is open for the employer to maintain a seniority list of Junior Engineers of different Circles on the basis of their actual date of absorption in regular establishment and not on the basis of their deemed date of absorption and consider promotion on that basis? The answer must be in the negative. The promotion to the post of Sub-Divisional Engineer is made according to a set of Rules called the Maharashtra Service of Engineers, Class I and Class II Cadre Rules. Under Rule 13(c) of the said Rules, appointments to the cadre of Sub-Divisional Engineers is made by promotion from amongst Junior Engineer graduates from the Subordinate Service of Engineers. Under Rule 15, a person to be eligible for promotion to the post of Sub-Divisional Engineer must have rendered 3 years of minimum service as a Junior Engineer. Under Rule 16(a), the promotion to the post of Sub-Divisional Engineer is made by a selection from the Statewise seniority list of Junior Engineers maintained by the Irrigation and Power Department and Buildings and Communications Department, separately. But the Rule is totally silent as to how the Statewise seniority list of Junior Engineers will b drawn up. In other words, it does not stipulate that the Statewise seniority list of Junior Engineers will be drawn upto on the basis of their respective dates of absorption/employment as a Junior Engineer in regular establishment or on the basis of the deemed date which is to be determined in accordance with the two government resolutions referred to earlier. In the absence of any specific provision it would be only reasonable to construe that the Statewise seniority list has to be prepared on the basis of seniority list already prepared in the Circle indicating the respective deemed dates of each such Junior Engineer. The counsel for the appellant no doubt is fully justified in raising the contention that the two government resolutions having been specifically meant for drawing up of the seniority list in the Circle, the Tribunal erred in law in directing to draw up the seniority list by giving the benefits of those Regulations in question. But as has been stated earlier, in the absence of any provision in the Recruitment Rules the seniority list of the Junior Engineers when is prepared under Rule 16(a) for the purpose of giving promotion to the post of Sub-Divisional Engineer the same should be made taking into account the deemed date of each of the Junior Engineers in the Circle and prepare the Statewise seniority list."
Government Livestock Farm Hissar vs. Ramesh Kumar, (1997) 11 SCC 363.
7. In the present cases I am of the view that the Petitioners have failed to discharge the burden that they have performed duties identical to those of the regular employees. This would require a determination of disputed question of fact which ought not to be entertained in writ proceedings. The question is left open, and may be agitated in regular civil proceedings. Learned counsel has contended that the principles of estoppel would not arise since the Petitioners fundamental rights are in question. It will be recalled that the Petitioners had voluntarily accepted contractual employment. The argument does not commend itself because it is not a fundamental right that a person should not be employed on a contract for a fixed term and salary.
8. For these reasons these writ petitions are dismissed with no order as to costs.


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Dr Ross Honeywill – author & social scientist
Ross Honeywill is an internationally recognised social scientist specialising in measuring and mapping PREMIUM value in the consumer marketplace.
A bestselling author, his books have been published on 3 continents with his most recent US business book an Amazon Top-100 bestseller in the consumer category.
Executive director at the Centre for Social Economics, a strategy consultancy based in Melbourne, he is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Tasmania's school of business & economics.
Dr Honeywill has assisted global and national brands including Lexus, Abercrombie & Kent, Sony, Moët-Hennessy, Qantas, Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, National Australia Bank, JB Hi-Fi, Westpac Broking, David Jones, ACP Magazines, Macquarie Bank, Tourism Tasmania, Koala, among others.
Creator of the NEO premium consumer typology – a powerful economic model that maps and measures high-value consumption – his premiumization work is predominantly in Australia and North America.
In 1997 professional services giant KPMG bought his Values Bank Research Centre and re-badged it to the KPMG Centre for Consumer Behaviour with Honeywill as its founding managing director in the Asia / Pacific region. He soon became an internationally recognized authority on the impact of data and premium consumer disruption on business and management. Prior to KPMG he was a research director and business strategist. Before that, he worked as a retail executive for Australian fashion chains, and in arts administration.
Ross Honeywill has a PhD from the University of Tasmania. He is a board member of the Melbourne Social Equity Institute at the University of Melbourne, has served as Chairman of Tasmania's Festival of Voices and was a board member of the Melbourne International Film Festival. He was chairman of judges for the 2013 Tasmanian Literary Awards.
Ross Honeywill lives in Melbourne, Australia with conceptual artist, author, and curator Dr Greer Honeywill.

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Lawsuit funds may defray fare hikes, leaders say
By Martin B. Cassidy, Staff Writer
Published 10:42 pm EDT, Thursday, October 15, 2009
Millions of dollars from a lawsuit settled by the state, along with additional shuffling of funds to pay for bus and rail operations, will provide some security against budget-related fare hikes in the near future, state Democratic leaders said this week.
Two weeks ago, lawmakers authorized using part of a settlement obtained by the state from Eli Lilly Inc. to help make up a deficit in operating funds for state rail and bus service, said Doug Whiting, a spokesman for Senate Democrats.
The $25.1 million settlement with the company is to resolve allegations that it improperly marketed the antidepressant Zyprexa for other uses.
The plan to use the settlement money has the approval of Gov. M. Jodi Rell, after she vetoed a Democratic plan to raise state Department of Motor Vehicle fees to procure $50 million over two years to resolve the fare hike issue, House Speaker Christopher G. Donovan, D-Meriden, said.
"We were trying to find the money to put towards resolving the rail and bus fare questions and I think the settlement provides enough and then some," Donovan said.
In September, Rell's administration and lawmakers said they would try to avoid fare increases after the legislature cut subsidies for rail and bus service just before the final vote on the 2009-11 state budget. The total cut to rail and bus subsidies over two years was more than $15 million.
Legislators pledge to avoid Metro-North, bus fare increases
Buying time for a look at fare hikes
Donna Tommelleo, a spokeswoman for the governor, referred questions about the fare hikes to the state Department of Transportation.
While not saying fare increases won't occur this year, state DOT spokesman Judd Everhart said Rell has asked the agency to find additional spending cuts to prevent hikes. Everhart said he did not have specific information about the use of settlement money to support rail and bus service.


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Harrison Cowley drafted in on sick leave research
March 26, 2004 by Sarah Robertson
The Department of Work and Pensions has appointed Harrison Cowley to provide PR support for a research drive into long-term sick leave.
In a bid to determine why workers sign off ill for long periods of time, the Job Retention and Rehabilitation Pilot examines common problems such as ME, depression and back pain, as well as other less typical illnesses, to determine what additional support can be given to help people to work.
The media relations programme is expected to boost the number of volunteers signing up for the scheme. During the two-year research project, the Government hopes to get feedback from 7,000 volunteers who have taken long-term sick leave or are employers with employees who take long-term sick leave. With the project at its halfway mark at the end of April, Harrison Cowley has been brought in to bring the programme up to its target.
Harrison Cowley associate director Rebecca Gudgen said: 'We are looking for volunteers from around the country to find out what they need, whether it is flexible working terms or better positions on NHS waiting lists.'
The scheme looks in particular at people who take more than six months off work, of whom only ten per cent ever return to work. It is understood that after extended time off work, these people can suffer confidence problems which can prevent them going back to their jobs. The Government believes early intervention may be one solution to this issue and is testing three different types of intervention.
In projects being run in Glasgow, Tyneside, Teesside, Sheffield, Birmingham and Kent, the three methods focus on health, workplaces and a combination of the two. Health involves physical treatment while workplace involves changing something in the environment and contact with the employer.
In 2001 the CBI estimated the cost of sick leave to UK businesses totalled £11bn and four per cent of the workforce is thought to be on sick leave at any one time.


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Northern lights over Wisconsin last night
Deborah Byrd
View larger. | Aurora borealis or northern lights seen over Wisconsin on June 6, 2013, as captured by Jeremy Friebel. Visit Jeremy on Facebook.
A moderately strong geomagnetic (G2) storm took place last night (June 6, 2013). A K index of 6 was expected (the higher the K index, the stronger display of northern lights can be expected). The Space Weather Prediction Center said the effects of the storm might include auroras, or northern lights, dipping to latitudes as low as those of the northern U.S. And indeed Jeremy Friebel in Wisconsin was able to see and capture the northern lights last night. He wrote:
At 10 p.m. it started with a single green pillar and then it went crazy for 15 minutes. This is at the peak of the storm, which lasted for about an hour in Menasha, Wisconsin.
Thank you, Jeremy!
At this writing (June 7 at 5 a.m. CDT or 1000 UTC), a minor (G1) geomagnetic storm is still in progress with a K index of 4. Look here for today's aurora forecast, from the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska.
Wisconsin wasn't the only northern U.S. state that saw the northern lights last night (June 6-7, 2013). EarthSky Facebook friend Ed Nephler in Bliss, Michigan captured this photo. Thank you, Ed.
Deborah Byrd created the EarthSky radio series in 1991 and founded EarthSky.org in 1994. Today, she serves as Editor-in-Chief of this website. She has won a galaxy of awards from the broadcasting and science communities, including having an asteroid named 3505 Byrd in her honor. A science communicator and educator since 1976, Byrd believes in science as a force for good in the world and a vital tool for the 21st century. "Being an EarthSky editor is like hosting a big global party for cool nature-lovers," she says.
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Home » Featured » Mama, What Are The Types Of Photography?
Photography, with the advent of computer and computer technology has traveled so far from its roots that it is difficult to define what is photography today or what are its types. In its origin, as compared to traditional illustrations or paintings, photography was taken to be a means of faithful reproduction of objects or scenes. In fact, to a great extent, photography was used and is still being used for documentation and identification through images. One of the principal occupational usage of this type of photography is found in photojournalism or in the work of the creation of photographs for identification. However, with computers and photo processing software having the ability to radically alter images; photography has become an art form much removed from photographing for documentation.
Today's photographers argue that all photographs are ultimately illusions because three dimensions can never be represented in two. Ultimately, they argue that photographers have never been faithful in representing objects or scenes, but have always imposed their decisions upon what to include or exclude from a photograph, and where to put focus and where not to. And that is where photography becomes art, not in faithful representation, but in the representation of an object or scene as visualized by the photographer. So, they argue processing images in computer software and creating new images that illustrate the vision of a photographer in relation to an object or scene is proper photography, while people who see photography only as a means of documentation, cry foul.
Anyway, while the debate rages on, it is prudent to be functional and categorize the types of photography popular today in terms of occupation and livelihood. Such categories and types of photography, most of which would necessarily overlap each other and cannot stand alone, include photojournalism, outdoor photography, indoor photography, fashion photography, photography for preparing commercial advertisements, amateur photography, nature photography, still-life photography, wildlife photography, food photography, art photography, underwater photography, aerial photography, portrait photography, social events photography, and all kinds of photography that you can think of – anything that either provides a livelihood or provides pleasure to the photographer – the categorization only depends upon your imagination.
However, for occupational types, documentary photography, commercial photography (including advertising or fashion photography), and nature photography are the three main divisions. Now if you need to go underwater to shoot nature photography it does develop extra nuances, as you would be requiring extra equipment that is specialized. Similarly, according to the requirements of specialized equipment we can also create types of photography like desert photography or snow photograph, though they would all fall under nature photography.
So, in the end, categorization or creating types of photography really depends upon purpose, equipment, and the potential of earning money or a livelihood. So, telling a story with images becomes documentary photography and so on and so forth. However, whichever type of photography you engage in, at least you need a camera (or a mobile phone?) to create images, and a computer to process them. Darkroom processing has become obsolete, celluloid films are only in archives and special labs, and the camera obscura has receded to the realm of obscure knowledge. Today, only your imagination and equipment are the limitations to what you can do with photography and to which use you intend to put shots taken by your camera.


How much money do you find for RCD lifts?
I just signed up with a huge distributor and can get any kind of suspension system imaginable and almost any rim and tire. Anyway, I now sell RCD and am trying to figure out what my price point should be. How much do you all see them going for online or locally?
There is only one place that I know of online that sells them and they charge around $2k. All other shops I have called quoted me about $2500 installed. I figure the installation charge is about $600 to $800.
I think if you would sell it online for $1800 you would probably get a lot of buyers. I don't think too many people would buy a superlift when they could get an RCD for $350 more.
Sell them for a dollar more than your cost!
I went back and looked a few other places.. The best price online I found was 2425 without the U-bolt kit. The best I can do on that kit is going to be $2395 and thats with the U-bolt kit.
DBR Kit, Get me it.
let me know when the new price is up.
What is the new price gonna be!?
Thanks for the help Guys! I will be able to work on my site and add the new price as soon as my dad gets out of the hospital on wednesday. I dont mean to make you wait that long but my distributor hasnt given me a final total except the fact I will pay less than what I am right now for the kit. Thanks again!
Alright the new price will be $2285 with 2 day shipping... Overnight Shipping is only $6 more. I have 2 in stock and ready to go.
it was that price last time i had them check it..
I may not be able to touch 1900 but I am as close as I can get at $2285 with 2 day shipping and overnight for only $6 more. Sorry guys, I thought I could have done better.
Thats still not that bad.
how much for the 2wd lift?
The Fabtech lift is posted on my site with a NEW PERMANENT price of $650. www.ttperformanceinc.com, then search the lift kit section from the menu bar on the left side.
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This bold necklace features 2 vintage rolo chains with grooved designs. The giant silver spring ring clasp is part of the design and meant to be worn to the side where it can be admired. The ingredients of this piece date from 1920's to 30's.
Details.....The necklace measures 25" long, the silvertone links measure 8.8mm, the goldtone links measure 5.6mm, and the spring ring clasp measures 17.1mm across.


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Festive season kicks off with Lincolnshire Food & Gift Fair 04 Dec
The Showground saw more than 8,000 visitors enjoying 150 exhibitors specialising in everything from locally produced food to handcrafted gifts. Returning for its fourth year, Santa's Workshop was a highlight for hundreds of youngsters over the two-day event. Families enjoyed learning how to weave willow, as well as making festive wrapping paper and cards or getting cosy and listening to a story; all for free.
For the first time, children could get involved with cookery workshops in Santa's Baking House, making soft serve cookie dough with 42nd East Bakehouse and chocolate orange brownies with Dominic Franks.
12-year-old visitor Mia, from Lincoln, said: "I loved baking the chocolate orange brownies and I can't wait to take them home with me! The workshop was really fun and interesting. I've never made brownies before, but I'll make them at home now!"
Local food and drink suppliers also offered everything from locally distilled rum and gin, to famous Lincolnshire sausages and speciality cheese, whilst The Lincolnshire Kitchen came to life with local chefs and producers taking to the stage to share their culinary skills.
Visitors were encouraged to visit Santa at the Rotary of Lincoln's stand and spread some seasonal goodwill by donating toys and gifts to the Christmas Sack Appeal, which supports families in need of a helping hand.
Donations of unwrapped gifts are still being collected at the Lincolnshire Showground's EPIC Centre until 12 December. They will then be taken to Bridge Church Lincoln where families will be able to choose gifts for themselves and their children in the run up to Christmas Day.
Jayne Southall, CEO of the Lincolnshire Showground, said: "The Lincolnshire Food & Gift Fair is always a magical weekend. From local choirs creating the perfect seasonal atmosphere to top festive cooking tips from The Lincolnshire Kitchen, it really is the perfect way to kick-off the Christmas season.
"This is the fourth year we've run Santa's Workshop and it was a real hit with our younger visitors once again; letting them get hands-on with a whole range of activities with local business. including making pizzas with Good Lookin Cookin and festive wrapping paper and cards with Hobbycraft Lincoln.
"The first Lincolnshire Food & Gift Fair was held back in 2001 as a result of the annual Lincolnshire Show being cancelled due to the foot-and-mouth outbreak - we are so thrilled to still be holding such a celebration of Lincolnshire produce almost 20 years later. It goes from strength to strength each year and I'm pleased to say that this year was no different with over 8,000 people joining us over the weekend.
"A huge thank you to everyone who made this year a magical affair, and to everyone who plays a part in the ongoing success of the fair. Next year will be our 20th year, and we're already looking forward to making it better than ever – see you there!"
Mike Timson, chief executive of Visit Lincoln, sponsors of the Lincolnshire Kitchen, said: "The Food & Gift fair was a complete success for our food and drink project Taste Lincolnshire. From Friday's Preview Evening all the way through to Sunday there was a consistent flow of customers and interest in our stall. We would recommend this show to all producers and businesses in the area and look forward to working with the Showground team again in 2020."
Inside look: Showground Knight prepares to ride into county show
Lincoln based designer and illustrator Mel Langton has revealed how the unique personality of the city and the Lincolnshire Showground inspired her 'bold, graphic and colourful' Knight - which is due to go on display as part of the Lincoln Knights' Trail, launching on 20 May.
Celebrating Lincolnshire Day
Local schools will join the county-wide celebration of Lincolnshire Day during an action-packed day at the Lincolnshire Showground next week.
Farming Conference to tackle the big issues in 2016
Making its return to the Lincolnshire Showground on 1st March 2016
We're bringing sparks to Bonfire Night with our brand new fireworks event
The Showground has announced the launch of their new Fireworks at the Showground event, to be held on 3 November 2017
Lionel Richie's love affair with the UK continues as he announces show at Lincolnshire Showground
Tickets on sale: Friday 2nd February from 10:00 AM
Festive season kicks off with Lincolnshire Food & Gift Fair
Last weekend saw festive cheer fill the Lincolnshire Showground with the return of the popular Lincolnshire Food & Gift Fair.
Living well 'Support Hub' at the Lincolnshire Show
St Barnabas Hospice will be attending the Lincolnshire Show, in partnership with Age UK Lincoln and South Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire Housing Partnership, LACE Housing and Lincolnshire Home Independence Agency as 'Lincs Independent Living Partnership' {LILP}
Food & Gift Fair kicks off festive season in true Lincolnshire style
The Showground's annual festive Food & Gift Fair took place last weekend (2 and 3 December 2017) – and festive it was!


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Tauriga Sciences, Inc. & Ice + Jam LLC Confirm Timing for Formal Launch of Proprietary Cupuacu Butter Lip Balm Product to the Retail Marketplace
Tauriga Sciences / Press Releases / Tauriga Sciences, Inc. & Ice + Jam LLC Confirm Timing for Formal Launch of Proprietary Cupuacu Butter Lip Balm Product to the Retail Marketplace
NEW YORK, NY, Oct 12, 2017 (Marketwired via COMTEX) — NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwired – Oct 12, 2017) – Tauriga Sciences, Inc. (otc pink:TAUG) ("Tauriga" or the "Company"), engaged in the building of life sciences businesses and technologies, today announced with its licensor Ice + Jam LLC ("Ice + Jam"), that the Companies have selected the week of December 17, 2017 for the formal launch of "HerMan" branded product; a proprietary cupuacu butter lip balm product packaged in the industry standard cylindrical tube. The two Companies have previously announced that the label and graphics were redesigned and improved (this occurred over the past few months). The Company expects that an initial inventory of at least 10,000 HerMan units will be available to support the above-mentioned retail launch.
Tauriga is also pleased to announce that it has established a budget for marketing and promotion to further support this upcoming product launch; Ice + Jam will manage and administer these funds.
From a composition analysis, HerMan is primarily composed of the compound Theobroma Grandiflorium ("Cupuacu Butter" or "Superfruit") to leverage the potential benefits that have been well documented historically (see paragraph directly below). The Reformulation process specifically addresses the following two issues: maintaining a formula as close as possible to 100% Cupuacu Butter and preventing the drying out of the product in the tube (package). This will be accomplished through testing the product with various natural Emollients — to determine the best way to maintain the Superfruit's natural state and texture.
Cupuacu Butter is derived from the fruit of the Cupuacu Tree; a tropical rainforest tree related to Cacao (the base of chocolate production). Common throughout the Amazon basin (South America), it is widely cultivated in the jungles of Colombia, Bolivia and Peru and in the north of Brazil, with the largest production in Pará, followed by Amazonas, Rondônia and Acre. Cupuacu Butter is a good, plant, alternative to lanolin, offering the capacity to attract 240% more water allowing it to function much more effectively as a skin hydrator and moisturizer. In addition though it's not recognized as an SPF (Sun Protection Factor), Cupuacu Butter is well known for its ability to absorb damaging UVA / UVB rays ("Ultra Violet Rays") for natural sun protection.
Tauriga's CEO Seth M. Shaw expressed, "The Company is very excited to launch this high quality cupuacu butter based lip balm product to the retail marketplace. An enormous amount of work and effort, both laboratory and creative, has gone into the completion of this final product. The week of December 17, 2017 was selected after extensive consultation with potential industry retailers and distributors."
Tauriga Sciences, Inc. (otc pink current:TAUG) is engaged in building a life sciences company through the development, marketing, distribution and potential licensing of a broad array of products and technologies. The Company is presently focused on its upcoming contemplated launch of a Cupuacu Butter based lip balm product branded under the name: HerMan. The Company has previously disclosed that it plans to launch this product to the retail marketplace during mid-late Autumn of 2017. The Company believes that one of its most important strengths is its access to and relationships with potentially substantial distribution systems and networks. The Company intends to capitalize on distribution opportunities and will continually update shareholders on such developments. The Company is also prosecuting (as Plaintiff) its ongoing malpractice lawsuit against its predecessor audit firm, for which it's seeking monetary damages in excess of $4,000,000. The Federal District Court New Jersey has confirmed that this Trial shall commence at 10:00am EST on November 14, 2017 (Trenton, New Jersey).
ABOUT ICE + JAM LLC
Ice + Jam LLC is a fast growing cosmetics products firm headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. Ice + Jam LLC fuses bold color & luxe ingredients with a dash of wit to create rule-breaking beauty products with one goal in mind: empower your lips. Founded in June 2013 by Ivy Evans & Jamie A. Murphy, Ice + Jam harnesses their industry experience, passion and creativity into a beauty brand that's all about being crazy, clever and confident. It's time to put your best lip forward with Ice + Jam's unreal lip-plumper and bold, long-lasting colors.
The company's website: (www.iceandjam.com)


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Charge utility companies lane rental for digging up roads
Kevin Hollinrake: Listening to bold ideas from cities like Bradford could be key to the success of "levelling up"
Samia Hersi: The Mayor of London will be a liability to Labour in the borough council elections this May
Daniel Stafford: Why the public must make their voices heard at council meetings
Oliver Hall: Why I am standing for Mayor of Hackney
The Mayor of London, business leaders and London Councils have joined forces to call on the Government to urgently approve regulations that would mean utility companies could be charged for digging up the capital's busiest roads at the busiest times. They have written to the Secretary of State for Transport to ask him to do all he can to hasten the introduction of regulations for a lane rental system.
A consultation on proposals for a new lane rental system was supposed to begin in July but no firm date has been set by the Government and it is thought this could delay approval of regulations until the end of next year, just months before the World will descend on London for the 2012 Games. With 38 per cent of traffic delays in London caused by roadworks at an estimated cost of nearly £1 billion of economic disruption every year the Government is being urged to speed up the introduction of a lane rental system to tackle the delays.
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, says:
"It is now imperative that the Government pulls out all the stops and tells Londoners when we will finally be able to bring in a system that works in their favour rather than in the advantage of the umpteen utilities that disrupt their journeys with a barrage of cones. I am convinced that the only way to sort out roadworks in London will be to excavate the pockets of the excavators. If the meter starts ticking when the drill starts digging we will soon see these companies devise more prudent methods of working."
More than 100 different utility companies regularly dig up the capital's streets. However since the Mayor's election some improvements have been made to the way that utility companies work in the capital. The Mayor's code of conduct for Roadworks and the introduction of a permitting scheme in January has led to improved coordination of work with utility companies sharing lane closures and working simultaneously to avoid stretches of road being repeatedly dug up.
Aside from roadworks the Mayor's focus on improving the flow of traffic in London has resulted in Transport for London reviewing the timings of 1,000 sets of traffic signals a year and working with the boroughs to identify sites where they can be removed if they serve no purpose. Since April 2009 advanced computer technology has also been installed at a further 144 traffic signals around London that allows the lights to adjust their timings to best suit the flow of traffic.
That work combined with improved coordination of roadworks has resulted in some improvements. TfL recorded a 12% reduction in the level of serious and severe disruption across London compared to last year. And new figures from TfL reveal that for every 30 minutes Londoners travelled on the capital's roads last year, on average their journeys are 29 seconds faster today.
However roadworks remain the greatest cause of disruption on the roads and lane rental is thought to be the only way of providing a financial incentive for utility companies to improve their efficiency; as well as provide the impetus to develop new technology and methods of working. Improvements might include more sophisticated bridging or road plating systems that keep roads that are being dug up in use during peak times. Or key hole technologies that could potentially mean companies working without having to even dig up the road.
The Mayor's call for clarification on lane rental was backed by Borough leaders at the recent Congress of Leaders meeting and by business leaders across the capital.
Edmund King, president of the AA, says:
"Eighty four per cent of Londoners back tougher penalties for utility companies that dig up the roads without permission and 77% want tougher penalties for those who keep roadworks in place for too long. AA/Populus survey of 1,516 AA members living in London, January 2009. An efficient lane rental system would concentrate the minds on cash and reduce the Capital's cones, chaos and congestion."
SueTerpilowski, Chairman of the London Policy Unit of the Federation
of Small Businesses, says:
"Lane closures cause stop start driving which is bad for the environment and the resulting delays are also expensive for business. We hope that some of the money generated from the scheme will be put back into helping those businesses financially affected by road works. We feel it is vital that the lane rental scheme is implemented as soon as possible."
Why pressure on the Prime Minister to quit after the local elections may be less than some suppose
Simon Danczuk: Labour has mis-diagnosed social housing as a class war issue
Nicholas Boys Smith: Why the journey to more homes runs through South Tottenham
Council by-election result from yesterday and forthcoming contests
Rebecca Smith: Let's use the planning system to get more beautiful and sustainable landmarks
Local elections in depth: Stevenage is among the "new towns" that has quietly been turning away from the Labour Party
Harry Fone: Councils need to get back to basics on their spending priorities
Ryan Stephenson: There should be no lawful excuse for the criminal damage of statues


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Chiquita case moves forward
MIAMI, June 6 (UPI) -- EarthRights International praised a decision by a Florida judge to allow a lawsuit charging banana company Chiquita with funding terrorists to move forward.
A Florida judge ruled a case pitting Colombian families against banana company Chiquita Brands International can move forward to federal courts. Family members blame Chiquita for allegedly funding known terrorist organizations in Colombia.
The company in 2007 pleaded guilty and paid $25 million in fines for paying off the paramilitary United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia, or AUC. Colombians alleged the banana company was funding AUC's death squads.
"The court agreed that Chiquita's alleged actions, in providing financing and arms to brutal death squads, violated international human rights law under the federal Alien Tort Statute, and may constitute crimes against humanity," said Marco Simons, legal director of EarthRights International, counsel for the plaintiffs.
Chiquita in a statement didn't deny it paid money to AUC but said there was a difference between paying off rebels and advocating their activity.
"To be clear, there is no allegation that Chiquita itself committed any of the crimes perpetrated by the Colombian terrorist groups," the company said in a statement. "The only allegation is that Chiquita should be held responsible for these crimes by virtue of the money that it was forced to pay."
Early human ancestors were breastfed for the first year of life


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[中文版本(Chinese version)](README.zh-cn.md)

PhpMyAdmin is a free software tool written in PHP, intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web. The vulnerability is in the `preg_replace` function, because the information submitted by the user can be spliced into the first parameter.

Before PHP 5.4.7, the first parameter of `preg_replace` could be truncated with `\0` and the change search pattern to `\e`. It can cause remote code execution vulnerability.

Affected versions:

- 4.0.x version before 4.0.10.16
- 4.4.x version before 4.4.15.7
- 4.6.x version before 4.6.3 (actually because this version requires PHP5.5+, this vulnerability cannot be reproduced)

## Setup

Execute following commands to start PHP 5.3 + Apache + phpMyAdmin 4.4.15.6:

```
docker-compose up -d
```

After start, visit `http://your-ip:8080` and you will see the login page of phpMyAdmin. Log in with `root`:`root`.

## Exploit

This vulnerability requires login and the permission to write data.

We use this POC(https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/40185/) to reproduce the vulnerability.

```
./cve-2016-5734.py -c 'system(id);' -u root -p root -d test http://your-ip:8080/
```

Result:

![](1.png)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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import math
from django.core.exceptions import ObjectDoesNotExist
from django.db.utils import IntegrityError
from bilanci.models import ValoreBilancio, ValoreIndicatore, Indicatore
from territori.models import Territorio, Contesto
from collections import OrderedDict
from itertools import groupby

__author__ = 'guglielmo'

def _keygen(item):
    return (item['anno'], item['territorio__slug'], item['voce__slug'])

def _abitanti_keygen(item):
    return (item['anno'], item['territorio__cod_finloc'],'bil_popolazione_residente')

class BaseIndicator(object):
    slug = ''
    label = ''
    create_counter_limit = 5000
    used_voci_slugs = {}

    def get_queryset(self, cities, years):
        qs = ValoreBilancio.objects.filter(
            voce__slug__in=self.used_voci_slugs.values(),
            anno__in=years
        )
        if len(cities) < Territorio.objects.filter(territorio=Territorio.TERRITORIO.C).count():
            qs = qs.filter(territorio__in=cities)

        return qs.values(
            'voce__slug', 'anno', 'territorio__slug', 'valore', 'valore_procapite'
        ).order_by('anno', 'voce__slug')

    def get_data(self, cities, years):
        data_qs = self.get_queryset(cities, years)
        data_dict = dict( (k, [i['valore'] for i in list(v)][0] ) for k,v in groupby(data_qs, key=_keygen))
        return data_dict

    def get_data_procapite(self, cities, years):
        data_qs = self.get_queryset(cities, years)
        data_dict = dict( (k, [i['valore_procapite'] for i in list(v)][0] ) for k,v in groupby(data_qs, key=_keygen))
        return data_dict

    def get_val(self, data_dict, city, year, slug_code):
        key = (year, city, self.used_voci_slugs[slug_code])
        return float(data_dict[key])

    def get_indicator_obj(self):
        return Indicatore.objects.get(slug=self.slug)

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        raise Exception("Not implemented.")

    def compute(self, cities, years, logger=None):
        data_dict = self.get_data(cities, years)

        data = OrderedDict([])
        for city in cities:
            data[city.slug] = OrderedDict([])
            for year in years:
                try:
                    data[city.slug][year] = self.get_formula_result(data_dict, city.slug, year)
                    if logger:
                        logger.debug("City: {0}, Year: {1}, valore: {2}".format(
                            city.slug, year, data[city.slug][year]
                        ))
                except KeyError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Valori mancanti.".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))
                except ZeroDivisionError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Valore nullo al denominatore.".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))
        return data

    def compute_and_commit(self, cities, years, logger=None, skip_existing=False):
        """
        Existing values are overwritten, by default
        """
        data = self.compute(cities, years, logger=logger)

        if not skip_existing:
            from pprint import pprint
            ValoreIndicatore.objects.filter(
                indicatore=self.get_indicator_obj(),
                territorio__in=cities,
                anno__in=years
            ).delete()

        for city in cities:
            for year in years:
                try:
                    ValoreIndicatore.objects.create(
                        territorio=city,
                        indicatore=self.get_indicator_obj(),
                        anno=year,
                        valore=data[city.slug][year]
                    )
                    if logger:
                        logger.debug("City: {0}, Year: {1}, valore: {2}".format(
                            city.slug, year, data[city.slug][year]
                        ))
                except IntegrityError:
                    pass
                except KeyError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Cannot compute indicator".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))

class PerCapitaIndicatorType(BaseIndicator):

    def compute(self, cities, years, logger=None):
        data_dict = self.get_data_procapite(cities, years)

        ret = OrderedDict([])
        for city in cities:
            ret[city.slug] = OrderedDict([])
            for year in years:
                try:
                    ret[city.slug][year] = self.get_formula_result(data_dict, city.slug, year)
                    if logger:
                        logger.debug("City: {0}, Year: {1}, valore: {2}".format(
                            city, year, ret[city.slug][year]
                        ))
                except KeyError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Valori mancanti.".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))
                except ZeroDivisionError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Valore nullo al denominatore.".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))
        return ret

class ThreeYearsMeanIndicatorType(BaseIndicator):

    slug = ''

    # need to override the get_compute, to compute the 3-years average
    def compute(self, cities, years, logger=None):
        data_dict = self.get_data(cities, years)

        ret = OrderedDict([])
        for city in cities:
            ret[city.slug] = OrderedDict([])
            for year in years:
                n_available_years = 0

                try:
                    t0 = self.get_formula_result(data_dict, city.slug, year)
                    n_available_years += 1
                except KeyError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Valori mancanti.".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))
                    continue
                except ZeroDivisionError:
                    if logger:
                        logger.warning("City: {0}, Year: {1}. Valore nullo al denominatore.".format(
                            city.slug, year
                        ))
                    continue
                try:
                    t1 = self.get_formula_result(data_dict, city.slug, year-1)
                    n_available_years += 1
                except (KeyError, ZeroDivisionError):
                    t1 = 0

                try:
                    t2 = self.get_formula_result(data_dict, city.slug, year-2)
                    n_available_years += 1
                except (KeyError, ZeroDivisionError):
                    t2 = 0

                ret[city.slug][year] = (t0 + t1 + t2) / n_available_years
                if logger:
                    logger.debug("City: {0}, Year: {1}, valore: {2}".format(
                        city.slug, year, ret[city.slug][year]
                    ))

        return ret

class AutonomiaFinanziariaIndicator(BaseIndicator):
    """
    (
     consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
     consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie
    )
    /
    (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
     consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie +
     consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici
    ) * 100
    """
    slug = 'autonomia-finanziaria'
    label = 'Autonomia finanziaria'
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'it': 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ex': 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
        'pb': 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici'
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        it = self.get_val(data_dict, city,  year, 'it')
        ex = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ex')
        pb = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'pb')
        return 100.0 / ( 1.0 + pb / ( it + ex ) )

class BontaPrevisioneSpesaCorrenteIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
    abs(psc - csc)/(psc + csc)
    """

    slug = 'bonta-previsione-spesa-corrente'
    label = u'Bontà di previsione della spesa corrente'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'psc': 'preventivo-spese-spese-correnti',
        'csc': 'consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        psc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'psc')
        csc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csc')

        return (1.0-(abs(psc - csc)/(psc + csc)))*100.0

class SpesaPerIlPersonaleIndicator(BaseIndicator):
    """
    consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-personale /
    consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti * 100
    """
    slug = 'spesa-per-il-personale'
    label = u'Spesa per il personale'
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'sp': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-personale',
        'sc': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        sp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'sp')
        sc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'sc')
        return 100.0 * sp / sc

class PropensioneInvestimentoIndicator(ThreeYearsMeanIndicatorType):
    """
    media sul triennio di:
    consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-per-investimenti /
    consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti * 100
    """
    slug = 'investimenti'
    label = u"Investimenti"
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'si': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-per-investimenti',
        'sc': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        si = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'si')
        sc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'sc')
        return 100.0 * si / sc

class VelocitaRiscossioneEntrateProprieIndicator(BaseIndicator):
    """
    (consuntivo-entrate-riscossioni-in-conto-competenza-imposte-e-tasse + consuntivo-entrate-riscossioni-in-conto-competenza-entrate-extratributarie) :
    (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse + consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) * 100
    """
    slug = 'velocita-riscossione-entrate-proprie'
    label = u"Velocità di riscossione delle entrate proprie"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'ecit': 'consuntivo-entrate-riscossioni-in-conto-competenza-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ecex': 'consuntivo-entrate-riscossioni-in-conto-competenza-entrate-extratributarie',
        'eait': 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
        'eaex': 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        ecit = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ecit')
        ecex = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ecex')
        eait = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'eait')
        eaex = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'eaex')
        return 100.0 * (ecit + ecex) / (eait + eaex)

class VelocitaGestioneSpeseCorrentiIndicator(BaseIndicator):
    """
    (consuntivo-spese-pagamenti-in-conto-competenza-spese-correnti /
     consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti) * 100
    """
    slug = 'velocita-gestione-spese-correnti'
    label = u"Velocità di gestione delle spese correnti"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'sp': 'consuntivo-spese-pagamenti-in-conto-competenza-spese-correnti',
        'si': 'consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        sp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'sp')
        si = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'si')
        return 100.0 * sp  / si

class GradoRigiditaStrutturaleSpesaIndicator(BaseIndicator):
    """
    ((consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-personale +
    consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti-interventi-interessi-passivi-e-oneri-finanziari-diversi +
    consuntivo-spese-cassa-prestiti-quota-capitale-di-mutui-e-prestiti) /
    (consuntivo-entrate-cassa-imposte-e-tasse + consuntivo-entrate-cassa-entrate-extratributarie +
    consuntivo-entrate-cassa-contributi-pubblici) * 100

    """

    slug = 'rigidita-della-spesa'
    label = u'Rigidità della spesa'
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'scip': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-personale',
        'csisciipeofd': 'consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti-interventi-interessi-passivi-e-oneri-finanziari-diversi',
        'cscpqcdmep': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-prestiti-quota-capitale-di-mutui-e-prestiti',
        'ceciet': 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-imposte-e-tasse',
        'cecee': 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-entrate-extratributarie',
        'ceccp': 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-contributi-pubblici',

    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        scip = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'scip')
        csisciipeofd = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csisciipeofd')
        cscpqcdmep = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cscpqcdmep')
        ceciet = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceciet')
        cecee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cecee')
        ceccp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceccp')

        return ((scip+csisciipeofd+cscpqcdmep)/(ceciet+cecee+ceccp))*100.0

class EquilibrioParteCorrenteIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
    [(consuntivo-entrate-cassa-imposte-e-tasse + consuntivo-entrate-cassa-contributi-pubblici + consuntivo-entrate-cassa-entrate-extratributarie) /
    consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti] * 100
    """

    slug = 'equilibrio-parte-corrente'
    label = u'Equilibrio della parte corrente'
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'ecit': 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-imposte-e-tasse',
        'eccp':  'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-contributi-pubblici',
        'ecee': 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-entrate-extratributarie',
        'scsc': 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        ecit = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ecit')
        eccp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'eccp')
        ecee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ecee')
        scsc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'scsc')

        return ((ecit + eccp + ecee)/scsc)*100.0

class SaldoCorrenteLordoIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """

    {[(consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
    consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici +
    consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) –
    consuntivo-spese-impegni] /

    (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
    consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici +
    consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie)}*100

    """

    slug = 'saldo-corrente-lordo'
    label = u'Saldo corrente lordo'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
      'ceait' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
      'ceacp' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici',
      'ceaet' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
      'csi' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        ceait = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceait')
        ceacp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceacp')
        ceaet = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaet')
        csi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csi')

        somma_entrate =  ceait + ceacp + ceaet

        return ((somma_entrate - csi)/somma_entrate ) * 100.0

class SaldoNettoDaFinanziarieIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """

    {[
    (preventivo-entrate-avanzo-di-amministrazione +
    preventivo-entrate-imposte-e-tasse +
    preventivo-entrate-contributi-pubblici +
    preventivo-entrate-entrate-extratributarie +
    preventivo-entrate-vendite-e-trasferimenti-di-capitali) -

    (preventivo-spese-disavanzo-di-amministrazione +
    preventivo-spese-spese-correnti +
    preventivo-spese-spese-per-investimenti)
    ]
    /
    (preventivo-entrate-avanzo-di-amministrazione +
    preventivo-entrate-imposte-e-tasse +
    preventivo-entrate-contributi-pubblici +
    preventivo-entrate-entrate-extratributarie +
    preventivo-entrate-vendite-e-trasferimenti-di-capitali)
    }*100

    """

    slug = 'saldo-netto-da-finanziarie'
    label = u'Saldo netto da finanziarie'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'peaa' : 'preventivo-entrate-avanzo-di-amministrazione',
        'peit' : 'preventivo-entrate-imposte-e-tasse',
        'pecp' : 'preventivo-entrate-contributi-pubblici',
        'peee' : 'preventivo-entrate-entrate-extratributarie',
        'pevtc' : 'preventivo-entrate-vendite-e-trasferimenti-di-capitali',
        'psda' : 'preventivo-spese-disavanzo-di-amministrazione',
        'pssc' : 'preventivo-spese-spese-correnti',
        'psspi' : 'preventivo-spese-spese-per-investimenti',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        peaa = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'peaa')
        peit = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'peit')
        pecp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'pecp')
        peee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'peee')
        pevtc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'pevtc')
        psda = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'psda')
        pssc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'pssc')
        psspi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'psspi')

        somma_entrate = peaa + peit + pecp + peee + pevtc
        somma_spese = psda + pssc + psspi

        return ((somma_entrate - somma_spese)/ somma_entrate) * 100.0

class AvanzoNettoAmministrazioneIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
    (Consuntivo-riassuntivo-gestione-finanziaria-gestione-totale-risultato-di-amministrazione / consuntivo-spese-cassa )*100

    """

    slug = 'avanzo-netto-amministrazione'
    label = u'Avanzo netto Amministrazione'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'trda' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-gestione-finanziaria-gestione-totale-risultato-di-amministrazione',
        'csc' : 'consuntivo-spese-cassa',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        trda = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'trda')
        csc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csc')

        return (trda / csc) * 100.0

class SpesaPerInteresseIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
    (consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti-interventi-interessi-passivi-e-oneri-finanziari-diversi / consuntivo-spese-impegni )*100

    """

    slug = 'spesa-per-interesse'
    label = u'Spesa per interesse'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'sciipeofd' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni-spese-correnti-interventi-interessi-passivi-e-oneri-finanziari-diversi',
        'csi' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        sciipeofd = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'sciipeofd')
        csi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csi')

        return (sciipeofd / csi) * 100.0

class IndebitamentoNettoGarantitoIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """

    [(consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti – consuntivo-spese-impegni)/ consuntivo-spese-impegni ]*100

    """

    slug = 'indebitamento-netto-garantito'
    label = u'Indebitamento netto e garantito'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'cea' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti',
        'csi' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        cea = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cea')
        csi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csi')

        return ((cea-csi) / csi) *100.0

class IndebitamentoDirettoBreveTermineIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
    (Consuntivo-spese-impegni-prestiti-finanziamenti-a-breve-termine / consuntivo-spese-impegni)*100

    """

    slug = 'indebitamento-diretto-breve-termine'
    label = u'Indebitamento diretto a breve termine'
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'csipfbt' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni-prestiti-finanziamenti-a-breve-termine',
        'csi' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        csipfbt = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csipfbt')
        csi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csi')

        return (csipfbt / csi ) *100.0

class VariazioneTriennaleIndebitamentoNettoGarantitoIndicator(ThreeYearsMeanIndicatorType):
    """
         [(  {[(consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti - consuntivo-spese-impegni)t1 /
            (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
            consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici +
            consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) (t=3)]
            /
            [(consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti - consuntivo-spese-impegni) /
            (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
            consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici +
            consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) (t=1)
            ]} ^ 1/3
        ) -1 ] * 100

    """
    slug = 'variazione-triennale-indebitamento-netto-garantito'
    label = u"Variazione triennale dell'indebitamento netto e garantito sulle entrate correnti"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'cea' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti',
        'csi' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni',
        'ceait' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ceacp' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici',
        'ceaee' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):
        cea = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cea')
        csi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csi')
        ceait = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceait')
        ceacp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceacp')
        ceaee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaee')

        ing = cea-csi
        ec = ceait + ceacp + ceaee

        return ing / ec

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class RisultatoAmministrazioneIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
        Saldo di cassa + residui attivi - residui passivi

    """

    slug = 'risultato-amministrazione'
    label = u"Risultato d'amministrazione"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'crra' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-gestione-finanziaria-gestione-totale-risultato-di-amministrazione',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        crra = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'crra')

        return crra

class DebitoComplessivoIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
        [
            (consuntivo-riassuntivo-debito-consistenza-finale +

            (consuntivo-riassuntivo-debiti-fuori-bilancio -
            consuntivo-riassuntivo-debiti-fuori-bilancio-sentenze-esecutive)
            ] /
            (consuntivo-entrate-cassa-imposte-e-tasse +
            consuntivo-entrate-cassa-contributi-pubblici +
            consuntivo-entrate-cassa-entrate-extratributarie) * 100

    """

    slug = 'debito-complessivo-entrate-correnti'
    label = u"Debito complessivo"
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'crdcf' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-debito-consistenza-finale',
        'crdfb' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-debiti-fuori-bilancio',
        'crdfbse' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-debiti-fuori-bilancio-sentenze-esecutive',
        'ceciet' : 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ceccp' : 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-contributi-pubblici',
        'cecee' : 'consuntivo-entrate-cassa-entrate-extratributarie',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        crdcf = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'crdcf')
        crdfb = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'crdfb')
        crdfbse = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'crdfbse')
        ceciet = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceciet')
        ceccp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceccp')
        cecee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cecee')

        return (crdcf+(crdfb-crdfbse))/(ceciet+ceccp+cecee)*100.0

class CostoIndebitamentoIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
        (consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-interessi-passivi-e-oneri-finanziari-diversi /
        consuntivo-riassuntivo-debito-consistenza-iniziale) * 100

    """

    slug = 'costo-indebitamento'
    label = u"Costo dell'indebitamento"
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'cscsciipofd' : 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-interessi-passivi-e-oneri-finanziari-diversi',
        'crdci' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-debito-consistenza-iniziale',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        cscsciipofd = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cscsciipofd')
        crdci = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'crdci')

        return (cscsciipofd/crdci)*100.0

class AutonomiaImpositivaIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
       (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse) /
        (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
        consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici +
        consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) * 100

    """

    slug = 'autonomia-impositiva'
    label = u"Autonomia impositiva"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'ceaiet' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ceacp' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici',
        'ceaee' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        ceaiet = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaiet')
        ceacp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceacp')
        ceaee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaee')

        return (ceaiet/(ceaiet + ceacp + ceaee))*100.0

class GradoDipendenzaErarialeIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
       (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici-contributi-dallo-stato)
       /
       (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse +
       consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici +
       consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) * 100

    """

    slug = 'dipendenza-dallo-stato'
    label = u"Dipendenza dallo Stato"
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'ceacpcds' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici-contributi-dallo-stato',
        'ceaiet' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ceacp' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici',
        'ceaee' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        ceacpcds = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceacpcds')
        ceaiet = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaiet')
        ceacp = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceacp')
        ceaee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaee')

        return (ceacpcds/(ceaiet + ceacp + ceaee))*100.0

class CapacitaSpesaComplessivaIndicator(BaseIndicator):

    """
     (consuntivo-spese-cassa / consuntivo-spese-impegni) * 100

    """

    slug = 'capacita-spesa-complessiva'
    label = u"Capacità di spesa complessiva"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'csc' : 'consuntivo-spese-cassa',
        'csi' : 'consuntivo-spese-impegni',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        csc = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csc')
        csi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'csi')

        return (csc/csi)*100.0

class AffidabilitaResiduiAttiviIndicator(ThreeYearsMeanIndicatorType):

    """
     consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-attivi-iniziali /
     consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-attivi-riscossi * 100

    """

    slug = 'affidabilita-residui-attivi'
    label = u"Affidabilità dei residui attivi"
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'rai' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-attivi-iniziali',
        'rar' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-attivi-riscossi',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        rai = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'rai')
        rar = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'rar')

        return (rar/rai)*100.0

class SmaltimentoResiduiPassiviIndicator(ThreeYearsMeanIndicatorType):

    """
        consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-passivi-iniziali
        /
        consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-passivi-pagati  * 100

    """

    slug = 'smaltimento-residui-passivi'
    label = u"Smaltimento dei residui passivi"
    published = True
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'rpi' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-passivi-iniziali',
        'rpr' : 'consuntivo-riassuntivo-residui-passivi-pagati',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        rpi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'rpi')
        rpr = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'rpr')

        return (rpr/rpi)*100.0

class SpesaPersonalePerAbitanteIndicator(PerCapitaIndicatorType):

    """
        (consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-personale / Popolazione al 1° gennaio)

    """

    slug = 'spesa-personale-per-abitante'
    label = u"Spesa per il personale per abitante"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'scip' : 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-correnti-interventi-personale',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        scip = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'scip')

        return scip

class PressioneTributariaePerAbitanteIndicator(PerCapitaIndicatorType):

    """
        consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse  / Popolazione al 1° gennaio

    """

    slug = 'pressione-tributaria-per-abitante'
    label = u"Pressione tributaria per abitante"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'ceait' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        ceait = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceait')

        return ceait

class InvestimentiPerAbitanteIndicator(PerCapitaIndicatorType):

    """
        (consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-per-investimenti -
        consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-per-investimenti-interventi-concessioni-di-crediti-e-anticipazioni) /
        Popolazione al 1° gennaio

    """

    slug = 'investimenti-per-abitante'
    label = u"Investimenti per abitante"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'cscsi' : 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-per-investimenti',
        'cscsiicca' : 'consuntivo-spese-cassa-spese-per-investimenti-interventi-concessioni-di-crediti-e-anticipazioni',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        cscsi = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cscsi')
        cscsiicca = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cscsiicca')

        return cscsi-cscsiicca

class TrasferimentiCorrentiDalloStatoPerAbitanteIndicator(PerCapitaIndicatorType):

    """
       consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici-contributi-dallo-stato / popolazione al 1° gennaio

    """

    slug = 'trasferimenti-correnti-dallo-stato-per-abitante'
    label = u"Trasferimenti correnti dallo Stato per abitante"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'cea' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-contributi-pubblici-contributi-dallo-stato',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        cea = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'cea')

        return cea

class PressioneFinanziariaPerAbitanteIndicator(PerCapitaIndicatorType):

    """
       (consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse + consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie) / popolazione al 1° gennaio

    """

    slug = 'pressione-finanziaria-per-abitante'
    label = u"Pressione finanziaria per abitante"
    published = False
    used_voci_slugs = {
        'ceatit' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-imposte-e-tasse',
        'ceaee' : 'consuntivo-entrate-accertamenti-entrate-extratributarie',
    }

    def get_formula_result(self, data_dict, city, year):

        ceatit = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceatit')
        ceaee = self.get_val(data_dict, city, year, 'ceaee')

        return ceatit + ceaee


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Keep your spirits up by exercising with a friend. A handy way to catch up and work out at the same time, it's well known that pairing up to work out makes you much less likely to bail. After all, you don't want to let your friend down – or miss out on a post-workout chat!
As the evenings creep in, venturing out to exercise after work can become less and less appealing. So why not get your fitness in first thing? We know getting up early doesn't sounds like that much fun, but hear us out. If you get your routine done before anything else, you'll feel energised all day and won't be dreading hitting the gym when you're knackered after back-to-back meetings.
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Delta Air Lines Forces Disabled Man to Crawl onto Plane
A disabled man is suing Delta Air Lines after being forced to crawl to and from his seat on the plane, without any assistance or empathy from crewmembers. Former philosophy professor, Dr. Baraka Kanaan, who runs the non-profit performing arts education group, Lovevolution Foundation, said the incidents took place during a trip from Massachusetts to Hawaii last July.
Kanaan was injured in a car accident in 2000, which left him dependent upon a wheelchair.
According to Kanaan's video, which he posted on Facebook on Saturday as a "call to action for social justice," he was forced by Delta employees to crawl from his wheelchair, through the cabin of the plane, down a flight of stairs, and across the tarmac in order to get back to his chair. The incidents occurred just days before Kanaan was to have spinal fusion surgery.
"Here we are in the modern day, and people who are able-bodied were standing around with their arms crossed, watching me crawl under the guise that they could not touch me lest they be liable. So, days before my spinal fusion, I'm crawling through a plane, down stairs, across tarmac to my wheelchair."
At that point, Kanaan says, Delta "swore" to him that nothing like this would ever happen again, to him or any disabled person, and offered him a $100 voucher and an apology. Kanaan informed them that he would be leaving in two days, and trusted that they would stand by their word and make preparations for his return flight. Kanaan says he decided to "suck it up," and expected that Delta would be prepared next time.
"I chalked one up to humility, and to things happening that aren't cool, and people being unprepared. Little did I know, that to my shock, days later, when I arrived at the airport, I would once again be forced to crawl up the flight of stairs, across tarmac, up a flight of stairs, through the cargo of the plane and to my chair whilst, once again, people watched with their arms crossed, talking about the weather."
This time, Delta employees offered to place cardboard beneath him as he crawled "so that his clothes wouldn't get dirty."
In 2001, the Department of Transportation amended the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) and the Rehabilitation Act to "require airports and air carriers to provide boarding assistance to individuals with disabilities by using ramps, mechanical lifts, or other suitable devices where level-entry boarding by loading bridge or mobile lounge is not available…"
According to the complaint, in both incidents, Delta employees made no effort to obtain equipment from another airline in order to help Kanaan.
Kanaan points out that Delta has had several thousand complaints of similar incidents within the last year.
"This has to stop, and the question is, 'What's the incentive to get Delta to stop?'" Kanaan asks. He suggests if people are disturbed by the treatment that he and other disabled passengers have been forced to endure, that they contact Delta and their local representatives to complain:
"Today is a call to action. It's social justice time. And it's not just us. It's the whole world that needs us to stand up and say, 'Look, injustice cannot happen, it will not be tolerated, and you, the conglomerate corporations of this world, the multi-billion, 60 billion dollars in assets, let alone over billions and billions of dollars in profits last year, and they can't afford safety equipment?'"
In 2008, a 53-year-old Florida woman with muscular dystrophy was forced to crawl off of two Delta flights after wheelchairs were not available. Julianna Dombrowski was traveling from Harrisburg to West Palm Beach. Dombrowski told Gadling that she received two phone calls from Delta representatives who said they were "researching" her complaints. Delta also offered to have her participate in "special handicap employee seminars" to give feedback to personnel and "help make a difference for other handicapped fliers."


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Sakanaquarium 2012: Zepp Alive is a live album by Japanese band Sakanaction. A recording of their June 19, 2012 performance at Zepp Tokyo, the album was released on November 14, 2012 through Victor Entertainment and an exclusive digital download to iTunes.

Background and production

In 2008 and 2009, Sakanaction released two live extended plays: 'Night Fishing Is Good' Tour 2008 in Sapporo, on August 6, 2008, and "Fish Alive" 30min., 1 Sequence by 6 Songs Sakanaquarium 2009 @ Sapporo on July 15, 2009. Since then, Sakanaction began releasing concerts to DVD: Sakanaquarium 2010 (B) and Sakanaquarium 2010 (C) in 2011, followed by Sakanaquarium 2011 Documentaly: Live at Makuhari Messe, a recording from the band's tour to promote their sixth album Documentaly (2011), on March 28, 2012.

Since the release of the DVD, Sakanaction released the single "Boku to Hana" in March 2012, used as the theme song for the Fuji Television drama San Jū Nana-sai de Isha ni Natta Boku: Kenshūi Junjō Monogatari. In May and June 2012, the band performed a tour of the Zepp concert halls across Japan. The band felt free to select any songs that they wanted to perform live for these concerts, as the band were not specifically touring an album for these concerts. In August 2012, the band released the single "Yoru no Odoriko", which was packaged with a DVD featuring six performances from their Sakanaquarium 2012 Zepp Alive concert at Zepp Tokyo. Though "Yoru no Odoriko" was recorded with the audience present, the remaining songs were recorded in the empty concert call before the audience arrived, in a performance entitled Zepp Alive Alone.

Release and reception

The concert, the final performance of their Zepp tour, was performed at Zepp Tokyo on June 19 in front of an audience by 2,500 people. The album features the main section of the concert, and removes the two encores, featuring the songs "Ame (B)", "Light Dance", "Yoru no Odoriko", "Night Fishing Is Good" and "Mikazuki Sunset". The concert was recorded with a high spec camera, and although the pre-concert recordings featured on the "Yoru no Odoriko" single utilised a double microphone binaural recording set-up for Ichiro Yamaguchi's vocals, the actual concert was recorded with standard audio.

In addition to the seventeen songs featured on the album and the opening sequence, the album was packaged with a visual file, Sequence of 18 Tracks, featuring the concert's visual footage. A video recording of the band's song "Yoru no Odoriko" was also released as a digital download on the same day as the album, despite not being featured on the album, which had originally been released on the "Yoru no Odoriko" single's DVD.

A selection of seven songs from the video footage of the concert were compiled on the visual disc of Sakanaction's 2013 album Sakanaction: "Opening", "Klee", "Sen to Rei", "Fukurō", "Holy Dance", "Inner World" and "Sample".

Track listing

Release history

References

2012 live albums
Albums recorded at Zepp Tokyo
Japanese-language live albums
Sakanaction albums
Victor Entertainment live albums

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