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Hot boxing! Inside Mike Tyson's pot empire

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Hot boxing! Inside Mike Tyson's pot empire - from 'premium cannabis' to plans for a 420-acre marijuana holiday resort in the California desert with a 'weed university' and music festival venue.

Mike Tyson created Tyson Holistic in 2016 where he sells premium strains of cannabis and is developing the 418-acre Tyson Ranch near Desert Hot Springs

The ranch will be a marijuana resort with a luxury hotel, glamping tents, the longest lazy river in the word, a music festival venue and a Tyson University

Weed will be sold and visitors will be allowed to smoke anywhere in the park

In February he threw the inaugural Kind Festival at the site of the future ranch where Miguel and A$AP Ferg performed

The 52-year-old former world heavyweight champ doesn't grow any of the weed himself, but works with local farmers and approves the high-grade cannabis

He's put his lucrative name on various strains of marijuana, expanded into CBD dog treats, and hemp-oil muscle rub

His business is in negotiations to build another Tyson Ranch on the border of Florida and Georgia

Mike Tyson is putting down his boxing gloves and lighting up a joint instead as he spearheads a holistic marijuana company and sets in motion plans to open an over-the-top weed resort in the middle of the California desert.

The 52-year-old former world heavyweight champ created his company Tyson Holistic in 2016 and sells an array of marijuana merchandise as well as premium marijuana strains, extracts, and edibles.

But now the former fighter is developing an elaborate 420-acre marijuana playground near Desert Hot Springs that'll house a music festival and the world's longest lazy river.

The ranch broke ground in December 2017 but is yet to be fully built. It's designed to be a wonderland of weed with tourist attractions, a luxury hotel, glamping tents, a lazy river that will take a full hour to cross, and an ampitheater for music festivals and concerts. There will even be a Tyson University to teach cannabis-cultivation techniques to future farmers.

'I thought about how much good I could do by helping people with cannabis. It was a no brainer,' Tyson said on the business venture to Cannabis Tech Today.

Mike Tyson shows off his cannabis at his facilities in California

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/17/14606350-7124543-Boxer_Mike_Tyson_is_building_a_weed_empire_selling_premium_strai-m-30_1560185299745.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/17/14606350-7124543-Boxer_Mike_Tyson_is_building_a_weed_empire_selling_premium_strai-m-30_1560185299745.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="Boxer Mike Tyson is building a weed empire selling premium strains of cannabis, CBD products, and has plans to create a 418-acre marijuana resort where attendees can learn about cannabis and smoke freely" title="Boxer Mike Tyson is building a weed empire selling premium strains of cannabis, CBD products, and has plans to create a 418-acre marijuana resort where attendees can learn about cannabis and smoke freely" />

Boxer Mike Tyson is building a weed empire selling premium strains of cannabis, CBD products, and has plans to create a 418-acre marijuana resort where attendees can learn about cannabis and smoke freely

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/16/14608034-7124543-image-a-7_1560182051692.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/16/14608034-7124543-image-a-7_1560182051692.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="He has broken ground on an elaborate 418-acre Tyson Ranch near Desert Hot Springs that will include a luxury hotel, glamping tents, the longest lazy river in the word, and a music festival venue. A rendering for the resort pictured above" title="He has broken ground on an elaborate 418-acre Tyson Ranch near Desert Hot Springs that will include a luxury hotel, glamping tents, the longest lazy river in the word, and a music festival venue. A rendering for the resort pictured above" />

He has broken ground on an elaborate 418-acre Tyson Ranch near Desert Hot Springs that will include a luxury hotel, glamping tents, the longest lazy river in the word, and a music festival venue. A rendering for the resort pictured above

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/17/14608972-7124543-image-a-18_1560183285635.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/17/14608972-7124543-image-a-18_1560183285635.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="The proposal for the elaborate resort pictured above. The ranch, located near Desert Hot Springs and Palm Springs, will include a Tyson University to educate future farmers on how to cultivate marijuana" title="The proposal for the elaborate resort pictured above. The ranch, located near Desert Hot Springs and Palm Springs, will include a Tyson University to educate future farmers on how to cultivate marijuana" />

The proposal for the elaborate resort pictured above. The ranch, located near Desert Hot Springs and Palm Springs,  will include a Tyson University to educate future farmers on how to cultivate marijuana

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/18/14606370-7124543-Tyson_pictured_above_on_the_massive_ranch_that_broke_ground_in_2-a-2_1560186396239.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/18/14606370-7124543-Tyson_pictured_above_on_the_massive_ranch_that_broke_ground_in_2-a-2_1560186396239.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="Tyson pictured above on the massive ranch that broke ground in 2017 and is yet to be built" title="Tyson pictured above on the massive ranch that broke ground in 2017 and is yet to be built" />

Tyson pictured above on the massive ranch that broke ground in 2017 and is yet to be built

Following Tyson's boxing career he endured years of substance abuse and weed helped him come out of his rut.

'It changed his life. He's the perfect person,' Tyson's business partner Rob Hickman said on their partnership in an interview with GQ.

In October the company had a full-fledged map plan for the elaborate ranch, however it's not clear just how much progress has been made.

Tyson says the vision is to educate and engage the public in the healing properties of cannabis and CBD.

Attendants will be allowed to smoke anywhere in the park, except for areas where liquor is sold. Weed will not be grown there, only sold, as Tyson partners with big marijuana retail companies.

Despite becoming the head of a weed empire, Tyson doesn't actually grow or produce any of the marijuana himself.

Instead it's all sourced and inspected to reach his high standards and is given Tyson's seal of dank approval. His strains must be cultivated indoors, harvested based on maturity, cured over 30 days to ensure natural flavornoids, naturally derived, hand trimmed, pesticide-free and lab tested, according to the Tyson Holistic website.

Tyson pictured breaking ground at the ranch site on December 20

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/16/14606368-7124543-image-a-4_1560179724543.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/16/14606368-7124543-image-a-4_1560179724543.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="Tyson says that weed save him when he was spiraling with severe substance abuse and so he founded his cannabis company in 2016 to make weed accessible" title="Tyson says that weed save him when he was spiraling with severe substance abuse and so he founded his cannabis company in 2016 to make weed accessible" />

Tyson says that weed save him when he was spiraling with severe substance abuse and so he founded his cannabis company in 2016 to make weed accessible

Tyson says the vision is to educate and engage the public in the healing properties of Cannabis and CBD

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/18/14606338-7124543-The_52_year_old_former_world_heavyweight_champ_doesn_t_grow_any_-a-3_1560186396243.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/18/14606338-7124543-The_52_year_old_former_world_heavyweight_champ_doesn_t_grow_any_-a-3_1560186396243.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="The 52-year-old former world heavyweight champ doesn't grow any of the weed himself, but works with local farmers and approves high-grade cannabis't grow any of the weed himself, but works with local farmers and approves high-grade cannabis" title="The 52-year-old former world heavyweight champ doesn't grow any of the weed himself, but works with local farmers and approves high-grade cannabis't grow any of the weed himself, but works with local farmers and approves high-grade cannabis" />

The 52-year-old former world heavyweight champ doesn't grow any of the weed himself, but works with local farmers and approves high-grade cannabis

He sells an array of high-grade strains and marijuana merchandise such as this grinder and tray

'We're not burdened with bad crops. We're not burdened with legalities. We're selling paper. Packaging. And market share,' Hickman said.

Tyson runs his marijuana business from his warehouse office in El Segundo, California where he's visited by friends like Sean Penn and Roseanne as he works on expanding his empire with a podcast called Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson and shooting a reel for a TV show on his venture.

He's put his lucrative name on various strains of marijuana, expanded into CBD dog treats, and hemp-oil muscle rub.

Though the resort is yet to fully come to  life, Tyson has already rolled out music festivals at the site.

In February hundred of people gathered outside Palm Springs on the site of the resort for the inaugural Kind Festival where Miguel and A$AP Ferg performed. Revelers enjoyed smoking weed with Tyson, the music, and had a taste of what the future ranch would host.

A grab of Tyson's website for his marijuana empire pictured above

<img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/17/14608722-7124543-image-a-17_1560182865680.jpg" data-url="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/10/17/14608722-7124543-image-a-17_1560182865680.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="In February he threw the inaugural Kind Festival at the site of the future ranch where Miguel and A$AP Ferg performed. The ribbon cutting for the ceremony pictured above" title="In February he threw the inaugural Kind Festival at the site of the future ranch where Miguel and A$AP Ferg performed. The ribbon cutting for the ceremony pictured above" />

In February he threw the inaugural Kind Festival at the site of the future ranch where Miguel and A$AP Ferg performed. The ribbon cutting for the ceremony pictured above

The festival was the first event to take place at the ranch, pictured above surrounded by desert

Hundreds attended the festival in February where A$AP Ferg and Miguel performed

Guests pictured in plush comfy chairs near the main stage

Festival attendees toked as they enjoyed the performance

'Mike Tyson's building a whole ranch out here, y'all!' It's gonna have the world's longest lazy river! This s**t is serious!' the DJ at the festival shouted at the buzzing crowd.

At the moment Tyson and two other partners have financed everything for the ranch themselves, but he says he's had offers from a big private-equity firm as well as big bands

'standing in line' to play at the next Kind Fest scheduled for this fall.

Hickman is also in negotiations at the moment to build another Tyson Ranch on the border of Florida and Georgia - though the two states don't legally allow for recreational pot.

Hickman says that even if the California cannabis laws swing back in California - the resort will still be lucrative .

'I'll have a Great Wolf Lodge for kids. I've got TopGolf. I'll have the longest lazy river. They can drink piña coladas and float around all they want. I have a stadium that will house

UFC events, boxing events, big concerts. I'll have a university teaching people agriculture and how to run businesses, that's in a curriculum from UCLA. Even if I have to cut marijuana out of it—I still got a pretty cool business to run out there,' he said to the magazine.

[source: dailymail.co.uk / published: June 10. 2019]

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It's gonna have the world's longest lazy river! This s**t is serious!' the DJ at the festival shouted at the buzzing crowd. At the moment Tyson and two other partners have financed everything for the ranch themselves, but he says he's had offers from a big private-equity firm as well as big bands 'standing in line' to play at the next Kind Fest scheduled for this fall. Hickman is also in negotiations at the moment to build another Tyson Ranch on the border of Florida and Georgia - though the two states don't legally allow for recreational pot. Hickman says that even if the California cannabis laws swing back in California - the resort will still be lucrative . 'I'll have a Great Wolf Lodge for kids. I've got TopGolf. I'll have the longest lazy river. They can drink piña coladas and float around all they want. I have a stadium that will house UFC events, boxing events, big concerts. I'll have a university teaching people agriculture and how to run businesses, that's in a curriculum from UCLA. Even if I have to cut marijuana out of it—I still got a pretty cool business to run out there,' he said to the magazine. [source: dailymail.co.uk / published: June 10. 2019] [/QUOTE]


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(Southern Lord, 2011)
by: Johnathan A. Carbon (8.5 out of 10)
I remember seeing Earth with Pelican during a DC show a few years ago. Before Pelican played their set, they gave the customary gratitude to supporting bands. Pelican asked the crowd to applaud one more time for Earth as the masters of the slow jam. Most people did, but others had guilt written on their face as over half of the crowd left during their set. Few people get Earth anymore, and even less stay for entire concerts. I can understand the feeling, as Earth's new (and old) music could be a slight downer on a Friday night concert. To "get" drone is one thing, to understand and enjoy the progression of drone is something completely different.
The very fact that Earth has supported metal bands, is represented by Southern Lord and is being reviewed by (other) metal websites says something not only to their career but also the state of their current music. The first phase of Earth (1993-1996) involved minimalist songs obscured by heavy waves of distortion. In fact, Earth is widely heralded for a style now carried by Sunn O))), Khanate and Jesu. Beginning in 1997, and continuing just shy of a decade, Earth took an announced hiatus due to various problems revolving around front man Dylan Carson. Carson has been forthcoming about his personal problems as well as his relationship to departed Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. Because history can be as kind as it is cruel, Earth's 2005 "comeback" album was a redefinition of their sound and a breakthrough with style suited to scorched deserts.
Earth's second phase (2005-present) has been marked by a cleaner sound with dark western undertones. Their first album _Hex: Or Printing in the Infernal Method_ was inspired by Cormack McCarthy's 1985 novel "Blood Meridian" and retained the droning sounds as atmospheric accents. _The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull_ saw the drone style wane further, making room for noisy frontier jams. Both albums have been landmarks in country minimalism and have pushed me to buy a ten gallon hat. The songs are slow walks through endless landscapes stripped of everything hopeful and dotted with the scorched remains of things once living. If "The Border Trilogy" ever needed a soundtrack, the current work of Earth would fit splendidly. _Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1_ (and its planned sequel) promises to be a new edition in Earth's ongoing transition from experimental metal to the advanced land of country doom.
_Angels of Darkness_ creates a third act (and possibly a finale) in Carson's fictional western film. This film is much like other westerns, except everyone is bad , the sun is black, and no one lives at the end. With every album from _Hex_, Earth strides further from the drone style which raised them. _Angels of Darkness_ offers doom in the sense that it possesses the same emotional characteristics with a cleaner sound. The distractions are gone, leaving you clear headed to appreciate the descending vultures. Each of the songs are monolithic, with the title track stretching past twenty minutes. While _Angels of Darkness_ is Earth's cleanest record, it is perhaps their most focused, as well as one of their darkest. The album emanates looming disaster while still retaining the haunting shadows which stretches from its boots.
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Wonky Wednesday: 2022 June Primary Absentee Analysis
Posted bydustinczarny July 20, 2022 Posted inWeekly Wonk, Writings
Welcome back to #wonkywednesday. Each week I take a deep dive into the registration and election data that makes up our home, Onondaga County. This week I continue my 4-week look back at the June 28, 2022, primary. This year we have two primaries because of the disastrous redistricting process in New York. On August 23rd, 2022, we will have the primaries for Congress and NY Senate. However, we just certified the June primary where Onondaga County held Democratic and Republican primaries for Governor, a Democratic primary for Lt. Governor, and members of the Pompey Town GOP Committee. In other parts of New York Assembly primaries happened as well, but we had none in Onondaga County. This week I will examine Absentee & Affidavit Balloting during the June 2022 Primary.
There are major changes for absentee balloting in 2022 that will undoubtedly affect the way voters interact with this election method. The major change is in the way absentee ballots are canvassed in 2022. We no longer are the last state in the nation to canvass absentee ballots as we now canvass them as they are returned and report on Election Night. This is down from 7 to 15 days after Election Day would we even start to canvass absentees. This along with several pieces of legislation makes it harder for absentees to be discarded by technicalities or challenged by unscrupulous campaigns. Finally, the pandemic excuse for absentee balloting remains in place in 2022. Starting in the August primary all absentee ballots will be postage paid also making it easier to return absentees as well.
Absentees, like Early Voting, is more used by Democrats than republicans even in primary elections. In the June 2022 primary 2,628 absentee ballots were returned out of 4944 issued. Of the returned ballots 1829 or 70% were Democrats and 799 or 30% were Republicans. Democrats requested more absentees and returned them at a higher rate than the GOP in this primary. Of all the absentees requested, 2601 were successfully returned and cast (53%). 2152 Absentees were never returned (43%). 146 Absentees were returned by the US mail undeliverable (3%). Only forty-five absentees were returned but ruled invalid (1%). The biggest reason, by far, an absentee was not counted is because it was never returned in the first place.
Despite the failure of the no-excuse absentee ballot amendment last year, absentee balloting remains popular. The 2022 June Primary was the highest requested and returned primary since 2017 with the exception of 2020. In the heights of the COVID pandemic and a combined presidential and congressional primaries Onondaga County saw a huge surge of absentees in the June 2020 primary. This also plays out when we look at the percentage of overall votes cast. The pandemic excuse allowing voters to choose temporary illness is inflating absentee numbers in 2020, 2021, and 2022. However, many voters are also choosing to become permanent absentees such as older voters. While we may not see an explosion of absentees, we could see a steady rise as voters no longer fear their ballots to be rejected.
Affidavit ballots is the last alternate form of voting other than absentee and Early Voting. Affidavit balloting is used by voters who either do not appear on the registration rolls or have what they believe to be incorrect information such as address or party registrations. For the June primary we issued two hundred affidavit ballots during Early Voting and on Election Day at our various poll sites. Democrats accounted 118 affidavits or 59% and the GOP accounted for 82 Affidavits or 41%. Of the Democratic Affidavits 102 were ruled good and sixteen ruled no good. Of the Republican affidavits forty-six were ruled good and thirty-six were ruled no good.
During primaries, the main reason affidavit ballots are ruled no good is voters who believe they are enrolled in a political party attempt to cast a ballot. Of the 52 Affidavit ballots ruled no good, forty-four were voters not enrolled in the party they chose to cast a ballot in. Most of these were voters not enrolled in the GOP attempting to cast ballots in the GOP primary which accounts for the disparity in the two party's valid vs invalid affidavits. Of the forty-five absentee ballots ruled invalid twenty-six were ballots who did not respond to a cure notice that had deficiencies in filling out their absentees. Another sixteen had missing or untimely postmarks. Only three were ruled invalid during the canvassing process. This is a substantial difference then in previous elections.
Starting in August the #wonkywendesday series will be renamed the #WeeklyWonk and releasing on the weekends. This will allow me more time to get data and branch out with some editorial content on election reform. So, stay tuned for future articles.
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Q: FATAL: parse 'conf/gitolite.conf-compiled.pm' failed: No such file or directory After I do git push origin master, I get this error:

FATAL: parse 'conf/gitolite.conf-compiled.pm' failed: No such file or directory
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Please make sure you have the correct access rights
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This never happened before, and I don't know why. Can someone help?
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Gitolite is an authorization layer that you install on Git repository hosting server of your choosing.
The error message you see could be the result of a system update on the server, as in this case.
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Work on our chook house is due to start tomorrow. I have grand plans for a hatch to let us collect eggs from outside the run. And we might minimise our use of latches. Just in case.
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Not to know what happened before one was born is to always remain a child.
--Cicero
As slaves they had long been aware that for themselves, as for most of their countrymen, geography was fate. Not only had they observed the transformation of individual fortune made possible by the westward movement along the frontier, and the Mason-Dixon Line had taught them the relationship between geography and freedom… They knew that to escape across the Mason-Dixon Line northward was to move in the direction of greater freedom. But freedom was also to be found in the West of the old Indian Territory. Bessie Smith gave voice to this knowledge when she sang of "Goin' to the Nation, Goin' to the Terr'tor'" and it is no accident that much of the symbolism of our folklore is rooted in the image of geography. For the slaves had learned through the repetition of group experience that freedom was to be attained through geographical movement, and that freedom required one to risk his life against the unknown.
--Ralph Ellison
Oklahoma City, 1980
If the people of any race have no record of their past, or have no aspirations or achievement that they think worthwhile, that race becomes a drone in the community and is treated as a nonentity. Therefore it is the duty of each race to feel keenly the necessity of keeping some record in which are chronicled their past efforts to verify their statements, and show that they appreciate the part they have played as members of the body politic of the community in which they live... We should learn to record our doings, or we will be unprepared for the future examination and remain a nonentity in the great universe in which we live.
--Samuel DeBow and Edward Pitter
Seattle, Washington, 1922
I have assembled in this manual instructional aids which will help enhance your understanding of the lectures and readings for this course, African Americans in the American West, 1528 to the Present, or which explain and clarify the organization and requirements of the course. These aids include vignettes which are usually statements by important historical figures or commentary by observers of critical events and episodes in the history of black Americans in the United States, statistical tables, information sheets and maps.
Also included are lists of weekly terms introduced and emphasized during the lectures or discussed in the assigned readings. These terms reflect some critical event or development for a particular period of American history or refer to a concept which will help you better understand the historical process and our contemporary nation. Since I will randomly choose some of the terms for your midterm and final exams you should learn the definition and historical significance of each of them. Those terms not specifically discussed in class will be explained in your textbooks so it is particularly important that you do all of the assigned reading. All of the instructional materials are arranged in the approximate order in which they will be discussed during the quarter.
One final note: you should view the materials in this manual not simply as additional information you will have to learn for the exams but as data that will help you better comprehend and assimilate the varied issues addressed in the lectures and textbook reading assignments. If you have any questions about any of the information presented in this manual please contact me during my office hours which are listed below.
DOCUMENTARIES AND FILMS ON THE BLACK WEST
The following films and documentaries are part of a growing list of titles on the African American west. Many of them are in the Media Center collection in Odegaard Undergraduate Library. Although the following videos are not requirements of the course I urge you to selectively view them to enhance your understanding of the history of the black people who populated this region.
Within Our Gates: A silent film produced by Oscar Michaeux in 1919.
Black Pioneers: True Faces of the West, The first two episodes of a projected eight episode series on the black west. These episodes were produced by the University of Wyoming, 1996.
Jackson Sundown: A 1995 documentary on a legendary Native American rodeo performer at the Pendleton Roundup around 1910-1912. The documentary also features rare film of George Fletcher, the most prominent African American performer with the Roundup.
Buffalo Soldiers: A highly sentimentalized "hero's story" of black soldiers with vignettes and interviews with buffalo soldier descendants.
The Bicycle Corps: America's Black Army on Wheels: This University of Montana documentary produced in 2000 describes the 2,000 mile journey in the summer of 1896 of members of the 25th Infantry from Ft. Missoula, Montana to St. Louis, Missouri, to test the feasibility of bicycles as transportation for infantry soldiers.
Dearfield: The Road Less Traveled: A 1996, 30 minute documentary of the life and death of Colorado's most successful all-black town. The documentary also focuses on O.T. Jackson, the town founder.
Black Indians: An American Story: This 60 minute documentary produced in 2000 explores the dual identity of people of African American and Native American Ancestry.
CHAPTER ONE: Spanish Origins
The first black settlers in the region that would become the American West originated in Mexico and traveled north rather than west. Their experiences are profiled in the following vignettes. The first vignettes, Esteban and the "Discovery" of the U.S. Southwest and The Death of Esteban describe the role of one Spanish-speaking African in establishing Spain's claim to Northern Mexico. Race and Class in Colonial Mexico and Race Mixture in Colonial New Mexico describes the multiracial population which emerges first in Mexico City and later in the remote provinces across much of Northern New Spain. That theme is also pursued in Marriage in Colonial New Mexico: The Rodriguez Saga and Slavery and Freedom in Spanish New Mexico. Two vignettes show the concerns of black women at the time. Both Isabel De Olvera Arrives in New Mexico which describes the first black woman on the Northern frontier of New Spain, and Anttonia Lusgardia Ernandes Fights for Her Son discuss the status of black women in the region. The vignettes Afro-Spaniards in the Far Southwest and The Founding of Los Angeles describe the black and mulatto settlers in colonial California while Sonora y Sinaloa: Madre Patria Chica de Los Angeles describes the area of origin of these settlers. Black Settlement in Spanish Texas describe their counterparts in Texas. Free Blacks on the Texas Frontier describes the initially successful effort by some African Americans to find freedom and economic security on the "cultural frontier" of Mexican Texas. Santa Anna and Black Freedom and The Yellow Rose of Texas describe African Americans and the Texas independence campaign. The final vignettes describe the first English-Speaking African Americans who arrive in the region after 1800. The vignette York and the Lewis and Clark Expedition profiles the slave who accompanied the most famous western explorers. Edward Rose and the Overland Astorians and James Beckwourth: Mountain Man discuss the two most famous black fur trappers in the West. Finally, the vignette William A. Leidesdorff and John A. Sutter, describes the former as a prosperous pre-Gold Rush California merchant.
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Isabel De Olvera
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Luis Quintero and Maria Petra Rubio
Jose Moreno and Maria Guadalupe Gertrudis
Manuel Camero and Maria Tomasa
Antonio Mesa and Ana Gertrudis Lopez,
Maria Manuela Calixtra and Basilia Rosas
Maria Rufina Dorotea and Jose Antonia Navarro
Pio Pico
Sebastian Rodriguez Brito
Anttonia Lusgardia Ernandes
William Goyens
Moses and Stephen Austin
Benjamin Lundy
Fanny McFarland
Emily (West) Morgan
The Ashworth Clan
General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
James Beckwourth
ESTEBAN, THE BLACK "KATSINA"
Most accounts of Esteban, the African-born slave whose exploits helped establish the Spanish claim to what is now the southwestern section of the United States, are written from the perspective of the Europeans who sponsored his foray into the Zuni village of Hawikuh in 1539. Ramon A. Gutierrez, however, attempts to explain Esteban through the eyes of the Indian leaders who encountered and were forced to kill him "so that he would not reveal our location to his brothers."
In May of 1539, as preparations were being made to call the katsina (ancestor spirit) to bring rain, the Zuni warriors of Hawikuh spotted a black katsina approaching from the west. The katsina was unlike any they had ever seen before. He was large in stature, wore animal pelts, and was richly adorned with large pieces of turquoise. He "wore bells and feathers on his ankles and arms, and carried plates of various colors." Many Pima, Papago, Opata, and Tarahumara Indians accompanied the katsina. The called him Estevanico, a great healer and medicine man. The men showered him with gifts, and the women, hoping to obtain his blessings, gave him their bodies. All along Estevanico's route, he constructed large prayersticks (crosses) that he commanded everyone to worship.
Hawikuh's cacique awaited the arrival of the black giant with great foreboding. While still a day's distance from the village, Estevanico sent the town chief a red and white feathered gourd rattle and a message that "he was coming to establish peace and to heal them." When the chief saw the rattle, he became very angry and threw it to the ground saying, "I know these people, for these jingle bells are not the shape of ours. Tell them to turn back at once, or not one of their men will be spared."
Undaunted by what his messengers told him, Estevanico proceeded to Hawikuh. The road to the village was closed symbolically with a cornmeal line, and when the black katsina crossed it, the pueblo's warriors took him prisoner and confined him in a house outside the village. There, "the oldest and those in authority listened to his words and tried to learn the reason for his coming." The katsina told them that other white katsina, children of the Sun, would soon arrive. The cacique thought these words were crazy, and when Estevanico demanded turquoise and women, he had him killed as a witch and foreign spy.
The old men of the village huddled together in the kiva, pondering the meaning of what had been said and done. Repeatedly they asked, Who was this black katsina? Whence had he come? What did he want? Would more katsina shortly arrive, as Estevanico said. The old men were silent on these matters, as were the ancient myths. The answers to these questions would be found not in the Pueblo world but in a distant land across a sea in a place the black katsina called Castile...
Source: Ramon A. Gutierrez, When Jesus Came, the Corn Mothers Went Away: Marriage, Sexuality, and Power in New Mexico, 1500-1846 (Stanford, 1991), pp. 39-40.
THE DEATH OF ESTEBAN
Although the death of Esteban at the hands of the Zuni Indians is certain, the reason for his murder remains a mystery. Four possible explanations appear below. The first is provided by Fray Marcos De Niza, the second is from Captain Hernando de Alarcon who sailed up the Gulf of California one year later where he met Indians who were aware of Esteban's encounter with the Zuni, the third is Francisco Vazquez de Coronado's report to Governor Mendoza in 1540 after he had reached Hawikuh, and the fourth, the narrative of Pedro de Castaneda, a member of the Coronado Expedition.
Fray Marcos's account: As we were on our way, one day's journey from Cibola (Hawikuh), we met two...Indians of those who had gone with Esteban. They were bloodstained and had many wounds. Upon their arrival, they and those who were with me began such a weeping that they made me cry too, both through pity and fear. They asked how they could keep still when they knew that of their fathers, sons, and brothers who had gone with Esteban, more than three hundred men were dead. They said that they would no longer dare go to Cibola as they used to... I asked the wounded Indians about Esteban and what had happened... They told me that when Esteban was within a day's travel of the city of Cibola, he sent his messengers with a gourd to the ruler of the place, informing him of his visit and of how he was coming to establish peace and to heal them. When the emissaries handed the ruler the gourd and he saw the jingle bells, he became very angry and threw the gourd to the ground, saying, "I know these people, for these jingle bells are not the shape of ours. Tell them to turn back at once, or not one of their men will be spared." The messengers went back very dejectedly,, and [told] Esteban. He told them not to fear, that he would go there, for although the inhabitants gave him a bad answer, they would receive him well.
So Esteban went ahead with all his people, who mush have numbered more than three hundred men, besides many women, and reached the city of Cibola at sunset. They were not allowed to come into the city, but were placed in a large house, quite a good lodging, which was located outside of the city. Then the natives of Cibola took away from Esteban everything he carried, saying that it had been so ordered by their lord. "During the whole night," the wounded Indians said, "they did not give us anything to eat or drink. The next morning, when the sun had risen the height of a lance, Esteban went out of the house and some of the chiefs followed him, whereupon many people came out of the city. When Esteban saw them, he began to flee, and we did also, They at once began to shoot arrows at us, wounding us, and thus we remained until night, not daring to stir. We heard much shouting in the city, and we saw many men and women on the terraces, watching, but we never saw Esteban again. We believe that they shot him with arrows and also the others who were with him, as no one except ourselves escaped."
Hearing with the Indians said, and in view of the poor conditions for continuing my journey as I desired, I could not help but feel some apprehension for their loss and mine... Thus I turned back with much more fear than food...
de Alarcon's account: I asked [the chief] about Cibola and whether he knew if they people there had ever seen people like us. He answered no, except a negro who wore on his feet and arms some things that tinkled. Your Lordship must remember this negro who went with Fray Marcos wore bells, and feathers on his ankles, and arms, and carried plates of various colors. He arrived there a little more than one year ago. I asked him why they killed him. He replied that the chieftain of Cibola asked the negro if he had any brothers, and he answered that he had an infinite number, that they had numerous arms, and that they were not very far from there. Upon hearing this, many chieftains assembled and decided to kill him so that he would not reveal their location to his brothers. For this reason they killed him and tore him into many pieces, which were distributed among the chieftains so that they should know that he was dead.
Coronado's account: The death of the negro is perfectly certain, because many of the things which he wore have been found, and the Indians say that they killed him here because the Indians of Chichilticale said that he was a bad man, and not like the Christians who never kill women, and he killed them, and because he assaulted their women, who the Indians love better than themselves. Therefore they determined to kill him, but they did not kill any of the others who came with him...
Castaneda's account: After the friars and the negro Esteban set out, it seem that the negro fell from the good graces of the friars because he took along the women that were given to him, and collected turquoises, and accumulated everything. Besides, the Indians of the settlements they crossed got along better with the negro, since they had seen him before. For this reason he was sent ahead to discover and pacify the land so that when the others arrived all they would have to do would be to listen and make a report of what they were searching for.
When Esteban got away from the said friars, he craved to gain honor and fame in everything and to be credited with the boldness and daring of discovering, all by himself, those terraced pueblos, so famed throughout the land. Accompanied by the people who followed him, he tried to cross the uninhabited regions between Cibola and the inhabited area. He had traveled so far ahead of the friars that when they reached Chichilticale...he was already at Cibola.
I say, then, that when the negro Esteban reached Cibola, he arrived there laden with a large number of turquoises and with some pretty women, which the natives had given him. The gifts were carried by Indians who accompanied and followed him through every settlement he crossed, believing that, by going under his protection, they could traverse the whole country without any danger. But as the people of the land were more intelligent that those who followed Esteban, they lodged him at a lodging house which they had outside of the pueblo, and the oldest and those in authority listened to his words and tried to learn the reason for his coming to that land.
When they were well informed, they held councils for three days. As the negro had told them that farther back two white men, send by a great lord, were coming, that they were learned in the things of heaven, and that the were coming to instruct them in divine matters, the Indians thought he must have been a spy or guide of some nations that wanted to come and conquer them. They though it was nonsense for him to say that the people in the land whence he came were white, when he was black, and that he had been sent by them. So they went to him, and because, after some talk, he asked them for turquoises and women, they considered this an affront and determined to kill him. So they did without killing any one of those who came with him... The friars were seized with such fear that, not trusting these people who had accompanied the negro, they opened their bags and distributed everything they had among them keeping only the vestments for saying mass. From there they turned back without seeing more land than what the Indians had told them of. On the contrary, they were traveling by forced marches, with their habits up to their waists.
Source: George P. Hammond, and Agapito Rey, eds., Narratives of the Coronado Expedition, 1540-1542 (Albuquerque, 1940) pp. 77, 145, 177-178, 198-199.
RACE AND CLASS IN COLONIAL MEXICO
As the Esteban vignette, and those which follow, attest, historians have taken great pains to establish the presence of persons of African ancestry in the history of colonial Mexico. The task before the next generation of historians is to determine the quality of the life they led and their interaction not only with the Spanish but with Indians and the various bi- and multi-racial populations which emerged in the region. In the following vignette R. Douglas Cope analyzes the population of Mexico City between 1660 and 1720, and in the process, suggests some possibilities for this next stage of historical inquiry.
African slaves had accompanied the Spaniards from the beginning. Before the century's end, tens of thousands more would be imported. As foremen, managers, and skilled laborers, Africans provided invaluable aid to the process of Hispanic colonization; as slaves and thus potential insurrectionaries, they provoked the fear and contempt of their masters. But for the Spanish, Africans were the devil they knew. Still more troublesome was the inevitable yet unexpected emergence of the castas, products of miscegenation, new kinds of people for whom names had to be invented: mestizos, castizos, zambos, and many other names.
The Spaniards, of course, had always been a minority in Mexico, their scattered cities bulwarks against the indigenous countryside. But by the early seventeenth century, the rapid growth of the castas had created large non-Hispanic populations in Spanish urban centers and mining campus and even in the Spaniards' chief redoubt, Mexico City. How could the heirs of the conquistadors sustain their rule over this multiracial melange without the benefit of a standing army? Spaniards thought themselves superior to the people they dominated. The trick lay in convincing Africans and Indians of this tautological line of reasoning.... The Spanish monopolized political power and dominated the elite occupations, thereby enjoying a grossly disproportionate share of Mexico's wealth. In contrast, Indians, Africans, and mixed-bloods languished in low-paying, low-prestige positions...
We should not [however] assume that subordinate groups are passive recipients of elite ideology. Mesoamerican Indians, for instance, demonstrated a remarkable ability to resist cultural impositions...and indigenous structures and patterns survived the conquest on a much more massive scale and for a longer period of time than had seemed the case when we had to judge by the reports of Spaniards alone...
We would do better, then, to view culture as a contested terrain, in which people from all walks of life (and not just the dominant group) engage in a continuous process of manipulating and constructing social reality. In a multiracial society such as colonial Mexico, ethnic identity itself became a prime point of contention and confusion. Elite attempts at racial or ethnic categorization met with resistance as non-Spaniards pursued their own, often contradictory...self-definition...
Race, after all, was not the only dividing line in colonial Mexico. Nor was it the only principle of social organization... A mulatto marries a mestiza. Who can say what combination of affection, sexual desire, family considerations, and economic calculation went into that decision. We cannot know, from the act itself, whether one partner exulted in an opportunity or the other agonized over marrying "down." The problem requires a more comprehensive...approach... What material and social constraints shaped their world? What role did race play? How did their beliefs compare with those of the elite? And what kinds of relations existed between those two components of society?
Source: R. Douglas Cope, The Limits of Racial Domination: Plebeian Society in Colonial Mexico City, 1660-1720 (Madison, 1994), pp. 3-7.
ISABEL De OLVERA ARRIVES IN NEW MEXICO
The 16th and 17th Century historical records of the U.S. Southwest are replete with examples of persons of African ancestry who accompanied Spanish explorers and colonizers. The Juan de Onate party that established a colony along the upper Rio Grande near Santa Fe, in 1598, included at least five blacks and mulattoes, two of whom were soldiers. Most of those explorers and settlers were men. However in 1600 one black woman, Isabel De Olvera of Queretaro, the daughter of a black father and Indian mother, accompanied the Juan Guerra de Resa relief expedition to Santa Fe to strengthen the Spanish claim on the region. Her arrival predates by 19 years the first known landing at Jamestown, Virginia, of twenty persons of African ancestry in British North America. De Olvera, who was a servant for one of the Spanish women, was apparently concerned about her safety and status in the frontier region and gave the following deposition to the alcalde mayor of Queretaro. To buttress her claim, Olvera presented three witnesses, Mateo Laines, a free black man living in Queretaro, Anna Verdugo, a mestiza who lived near the city, and Santa Maria, a black slave of the alcalde mayor.
In the town of Queretaro in New Spain, January 8, 1600, there appeared before Don Pedro Lorenzo de Castilla, his majesty's alcalde mayor in this town, a mulatto woman named Isabel, who presented herself before his grace in the appropriate legal manner and declared:
As I am going on the expedition to New Mexico and have reason to fear that I may be annoyed by some individual since I am a mulatto, and as it is proper to protect my rights in such an eventuality by an affidavit showing that I am a free women, unmarried, and the legitimate daughter of Hernando, a negro and an Indian named Magdalena, I therefore request your grace to accept this affidavit, which show that I am free and not bound by marriage or slavery. I request that a properly certified and signed copy be given to me in order to protect my rights, and that it carry full legal authority. I demand justice.
The alcalde mayor instructed her to present the affidavits which she thought could be used and ordered that they be examined in accordance with this petition and that she be given the original. He so ordered and signed. DON PEDRO LORENZO DE CASTILLA. Before me, BALTASAR MARTINEZ, royal notary.
Source: George P. Hammond, and Agapito Rey, eds., Don Juan de Onate: Colonizer of New Mexico, 1595-1628 (Albuquerque, 1953), pp. 560-562.
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BTIG Names Nathaniel Rogoff Head of SPAC Sales and Distribution
BTIG announced today that it has named Nathaniel Rogoff Head of SPAC Sales and Distribution. In the last two years, BTIG has significantly ramped up its investment and expertise in the SPAC business.
To date this year, 44 SPAC IPOs have priced raising a total of US$10.4 billion, representing 24.5% of overall IPO dollar issuance, and 39.3% of new issues. In the last 18 months, BTIG has served as a Sole or Lead Bookrunner, or Co-Manager, on six SPAC deals, raising a total of $1.26 billion for corporate clients.
In Mr. Rogoff's newly-created role, he will lead BTIG's SPAC sales effort across the U.S., supporting the interests of fundamental and SPAC-focused institutional investors, while continuing to lead the firm's Event-Driven Trading Analytics team. BTIG entered SPAC Investment Banking and Capital Markets in 2018 when the firm hired Gil Ottensoser, Managing Director, Head ofSPAC Investment Banking, to lead its coverage and effort within the space.
"Nathaniel has been a tremendous asset to the firm. For the last decade, he has successfully developed Event-Driven Strategies and Analytics for clients, many of whom focus on the SPAC universe," commented Scott Kovalik, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of BTIG. "In this new role, he will be more deeply involved in BTIG's SPAC offering and lead institutional sales and distribution of our SPAC product."
Mr. Rogoff joined BTIG's Event-Driven Trading unit in 2010 from Allen & Company, where he was the lead Event/Arbitrage Analyst for North America and Australia. Previously, he held similar roles at Jet Capital and Merrill Lynch. Mr. Rogoff received a BS from Brandeis University.
"Over the past few years, the equity markets have become more receptive to the SPAC structure, and as a result we have seen premier management teams and leading sponsors become active in these deals," said Mr. Ottensoser. "BTIG's global platform is well positioned for the asset class, as it provides its clients with a full range of SPAC banking and trading services, from inception through post-acquisition. Nathaniel will help us continue to push the product forward as we leverage our exceptionally wide distribution network for these types of transactions."
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Baho!
by John Venegas on August 9, 2016
Baho! by Roland Rugero
There is something enchanting about the dichotomy of simultaneous simplicity and complexity. The intertwining of the two, I believe, creates some of the best writing ever made. In a time when Hollywood and many publishing houses are on the perpetual search for the next apocalyptic franchise, the beauty of a focused, microcosmal narrative is too often overlooked and undervalued. There is no shortage of such narrative or such beauty in Roland Rugero's Baho!, a novel that, despite (or perhaps because of) its brevity, provides an enthralling and profound slice of life.
Baho! ends almost as quickly as it begins. The novel is not even a full one-hundred pages and yet it tells a story that weaves across and around generations from Kanya, a village in Burundi. Time is an ever malleable concept in the novel, with the story's plot and narrative structure delivered out of chronological order. The narrative jumps between perspectives and between present, past, and future tenses. In the vein of proper poetry, words are never wasted on the page. The word choice is never pretentious and the sentence structure is never boring, leading to that rarest of combinations – quick pacing and rich language worth unpacking. All of these effects flow together to leave the reader feeling as if no time has passed at all, whether measuring the minutes spent reading or following the lives of the characters. This is beautifully exemplified by the novel's use of the Kirundi word "ejo", which can be translated into English as either "yesterday" or "tomorrow". There is very little difference between the two in Baho!, lending the story a cyclical nature that is pregnant with commentary on human nature.
And if Baho! has a great deal to say about time and the repetition of events, then it has a veritable oration waiting for patriarchy. All of the horrific events mentioned in the novel, ranging from war and murder to rape and domestic abuse, are laid at the feet of a deeply sexist system. Feminine sexual "purity" is regarded as a matter of life, death, and eternal salvation for the village of Kanya. When a suspected rapist is caught, the group of judges that have taken justice into their own hands cry out "Let's go, men! We must defend ourselves!", as if masculine honor and pride are of higher priority than personage of the potential victim. The female characters, especially the poignantly unnamed, one-eyed woman, provide ironic and unintentional commentary on the mixing of alcohol and perceived emasculation. Sexist ideology is so ingrained that the one-eyed woman, herself an otherwise strong-willed character, recites a story for children that can only be seen as romantic through male-dominated lenses that treat women as wares.
Rugero's skill is doubly apparent in moments such as this because the reader is never instructed on how to think about the issue – he merely presents a sequence of events and allows them to speak for themselves. All of the social commentary present in Baho! is expressed in this way. The scars of war, the twisting of morality to justify fear and vengeance, and the very human need for scapegoats are all addressed as part of an interconnected landscape, not pleading to be the center of attention but also impossible to ignore. This, in turn, plays perfectly alongside Rugero's use of form and structure. Just as is the case with his use of time, Rugero's style alternates between all available to him, from Western hero's journey to African oral tradition. The novel tries on different presentations like a person tries on clothes, sampling the comedic, the absurd, the tragic, and even a pinch of deus ex machina which, rather than detract from the story, provides its own commentary on the nature of family and obligation.
I imagine that the comparisons this novel will draw are going to be multitudinous, but I am reminded most pleasantly of both Chinua Achebe and William Faulkner as I read it. Baho! is a story of pride and masculinity run amok, of the aftermath of war and what it means to have definitions forced upon you by society. It is a beautiful breath of perspective from the type of voice that we in "Western society" so rarely hear (oftentimes because we willfully ignore such voices). And as the translator, Christopher Schaefer, so aptly points out, Baho! does not spend its time on the wider conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis. Rugero seems to understand that many of his potential readers have, rather shamefully, become desensitized to large-scale statistical depictions of the violence in the region. So he has narrowed our focus down to a few people, a single village at the widest, and made us see the people as people, rather than numbers in a news report. I highly recommend this novel, for the strength of its story, for the depth of its characters and commentary, and for the fact that you probably have read nothing it like it before.
Baho! is available now through Phoneme Media.


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Sea of Thieves launched nearly a month ago, and despite becoming one of Microsoft's fastest selling games, there were many complaints that stemmed from the perceived lack of content that the game had. Critics and fans alike found that the game didn't have much to do, and the playerbase began to slowly dwindle. Following that, it appears that Rare is eventually planning on adding more content to Sea of Thieves in the coming months. The company gave a light outline of their plans, and mentioned that this April, they'll be focusing on bigfixes and feedback from players. Then, in May, Sea of Thieves will be getting its first content update in the form of "The Hungering Deep", which will add a new AI enemy to the world. More rewards and new gameplay mechanics are also scheduled to be added, as well as recurring weekly events, which are meant to keep players coming back to experience "new ways to play the game".
Also described were two new other content updates, which consists of "Cursed Sails", which will introduce a new ship, and "Forsaken Shores", which will add new exploreable areas to the map. Rare maintains that they do not wish to split their playerbase, so any and all future gameplay content updates will be free.
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Then, in May, Sea of Thieves will be getting its first content update in the form of "The Hungering Deep", which will add a new AI enemy to the world.
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So it's essentially a full-priced alpha? I'll check it out in 3-5 years when it might be a complete game.
Just makes it sound like No Mans Sky again.
Nah, No Mans Sky still had some (if however poorly) constructed attempt of giving players something to work towards, with progression coming in the form of better tools, better ships, ability to move around more quickly, and it was only once you got yourself kitted that you realized that the enemy AI was no challenge, all planets looked basically the same, and there was nothing special waiting for you at the end. But it still had gameplay, even if most of it was boring and repetitive.
Sea of Thieves is basically like dropping a bunch of 18-25 year olds in an empty parking lot, only letting 6 or fewer interact with eachother, and occasionally adding a deaf mute to any group that has too few people. While having them just wander aimlessly around that parking lot for hours looking for a t-shirt that has been tucked under one of the cement blocks, with the ability for any other group to just take the t-shirt from them. The group that gets the t-shirt gets to wear it, but only while playing on the parking lot. I mean, yeah, they can run around being dicks to eachother for the sake of wearing a different t-shirt for hours on end... But there's no illusion to keep you going other than just your own ability to gather some friends together to be dicks to others.
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Wouldn't be the first game to turn out great through continuous content updates. SFV comes to mind and there's more.
Bad thing the damage is already done.
Good thing it will be at bargain bin price by then.
Most people who complain about Sea of Thieves haven't played. I clocked a good 30 hours and had a blast! I played alone and with friends. Love it.
A content update? They will update to have content?
Some new details about upcoming Wii/DS/PSP games!


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package org.innovateuk.ifs.api.filestorage.v1.delete;

import org.innovateuk.ifs.api.filestorage.ApiConstants;
import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.DeleteMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestBody;

import javax.validation.Valid;

public interface FileDeletion {

    @DeleteMapping(value = ApiConstants.VERSION_ONE + ApiConstants.PATH)
    ResponseEntity<FileDeletionResponse> deleteFile(@Valid @RequestBody FileDeletionRequest fileDeletionRequest);

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: Group by subkey but if new read if not 1 show 0 Ok I know this is going to sound stupid. But I have tried everything.
Here is my code to start of with
SELECT toD.username AS ToUser,
fromD.username AS FromUser,
rvw.* FROM usermessages AS rvw

LEFT JOIN users AS toD
ON toD.id = rvw.touserid

LEFT JOIN users AS fromD ON fromD.id = rvw.fromuserid

WHERE touserid = '" . $this->userid . "'
AND deleted = '0'

GROUP BY subkey

ORDER BY rvw.read ASC, rvw.created DESC

while this does work, what I am finding is that if there is a new message, and the read is 0 it still shows up as 1. I know this is because I am grouping the rows together.
But am not sure of any other way to do this.

A: It doesn't work because mysql can return any row from the group no matter how you try to order your set. To find first row in the group using some custom order you have to split it into two tasks - first finding all distinct values for the column you group by and then finding first row in the subquery for every referenced value. So your query should look like:
SELECT toD.username AS ToUser, fromD.username as FromUser, msg.* FROM
       ( SELECT DISTINCT touserid, subkey
       FROM usermessages
       WHERE touserid = 'insert_your_id_here'
       AND deleted=0 ) msgg
JOIN usermessages msg
ON msg.id = ( SELECT msgu.id
              FROM usermessages msgu
              WHERE msgu.touserid = msgg.touserid
              AND msgu.subkey = msgg.subkey
              AND deleted=0
              ORDER BY msgu.read ASC, msgu.created DESC
              LIMIT 1 )
JOIN users fromD ON msg.fromuserid = fromD.id
JOIN users toD ON msg.touserid = toD.id

Make sure you have an index on (touserid,subkey). Depending on how big your db is you may need more.


indeed. why change the algorithm? you did not provide any reasonable explanation.
that's too vague. got tests and detailed information to back this up? also, can you prove that it does not negatively affect common use?
i'm not going to approve the change without conclusive tests.
You should consider this. In some scenarios like satellite links or on very congested networks like fclql's, hybla is what you want. What kind of test would you want to see? Maybe have a look at this?
I don't think that should be the OpenWRT default, but there is a lot to say for the option to easily switch to hybla.