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Q: Structurizing data in firebase I have recently started to use Firebase. However, since I am not familiar with NoSQL databases I am having a little trouble structurizing it.
I am developing a timesheet application, several users can input their starting and ending hours each day they go to work and it will be saved into a database.
At the moment the structure of my firebase looks like this :

However, I am having some trouble accessing this data in my application. On top of that this just doesn't feel right. First I wanted to just add a new entry under 'timesheet' every time a user inputs something, but obviously, I do not want a user to be able to add 2 entries for one day either.
I know that there's probably some complex way to stop a user from doing this, but I feel that this could all be solved in an easier way if I just saw how I should best structure this database.
Later I want to loop through all the days in the current month for a specific user to show him in a table all his starting/ending hours for each day of the month.
Update: I was thinking about denormalizing my database, but would that really help anything?

A: You should read this blog post, written by the Firebase team.
TL;DR is that you should denormalize your data because Firebase is optimized for certain kinds of operations (you don't need to fully understand the nitty gritty of that optimization to use Firebase properly).
"I am having some trouble accessing this data in my application"
What kind of trouble?
"I do not want a user to be able to add 2 entries for one day either."
That isn't really a denormalization problem; with your structure now, you could just check a path for null.
new Firebase('path/to/timesheets/April/'+ queryDate) === null, where queryDate is the date you want to check for.
If the above returns true, your user hasn't submitted a timesheet. If so, you shouldn't allow them to.
"I want to loop through all the days in the current month for a specific user to show him in a table all his starting/ending hours for each day of the month."
You can! Iterate with a for loop through all the values nested under the object that's returned when you ask for new Firebase("path/to/April").

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from crypto import *
import base64
from script import *
import crypto
import io
from io import *
from pprint import pprint as pretty
from collections import deque
from itertools import *
def indent(s):
    return "    "+"\n    ".join(s.split('\n'))
class MerkleNode():
    def __init__(self, data, parent=None, c1=None, c2=None):
        self.parent = parent
        self.data = data
        self.c1 = c1
        self.c2 = c2
        self.__cached_hash__ = self.data.hash()
    def hash(self):
        return self.__cached_hash__
    def __str__(self):
        return "%s\n%s\n%s"%(str(self.data), indent(str(self.c1)), indent(str(self.c2)))
class MerkleTreeList():
    def __init__(self, items):
        self.items = map(MerkleNode, items)
        things = deque(self.items)
        if len(things) == 0:
            raise ValueError("Cannot Construct Merkle Tree with empty list")
        while True:
            fst = things.popleft()
            if things:
                snd = things.popleft()
                p = MerkleNode(crypto.hashable(fst.hash()+snd.hash()), c1=fst, c2=snd)
                snd.parent = p
                fst.parent = p
                things.append(p)
            else:
                self.node = fst
                break
    def __str__(self):
        return str(self.node)
    def hash(self):
        return self.node.hash()
    def proofList(self, item):
        """Provide the minimum set of hashes needed to prove hash's existence"""
        f = MerkleNode(item)
        h = f.hash()
        filt = (filter(lambda x: h == x.hash(), self.items))
        if len(filt) == 0:
            raise ValueError("Not Found")
        else:
            result = []
            f = filt[0]
            while f.parent is not None:
                f = f.parent
                result.append((f.c1.hash(), f.c2.hash()))
            return result
class Mast():

    def __init__(self, mode, content, parent=None, initialChildren=None, honest=True, addNonces=False, debug=True, leaf=False):
        modes = ["run","compile"]
        if mode not in modes:
            raise ValueError("Mode not in %s "%modes)
        self.mode = mode
        self.content = __Content__(content, mode)
        self.parent = parent
        self.honest = honest
        self.addNonces = addNonces
        self.debug = debug
        self.children = []  #TODO: make this a tree!
        self.leaf = leaf
        if initialChildren:
            map(self.addBr, initialChildren)
        self.changed = True
        self.__cached_hash__ = self.hash()

    #TODO: return new node
    def addBr(self, content, leaf=False):
        if self.leaf:
            raise ValueError("Leaf node cannot have children")
        newBr = Mast(self.mode, content, parent=self, honest=self.honest,addNonces=self.addNonces, debug=self.debug, leaf=leaf)    #create new mast
        self.children.append(newBr)
        self.changed=True
        return newBr

    def batch_addBr(self, contents, leaf=False):
        if self.leaf:
            raise ValueError("Leaf node cannot have children")
        self.changed = True
        newBr = map(lambda c: Mast(self.mode, c, parent=self, honest=self.honest,addNonces=self.addNonces, debug=self.debug, leaf=leaf), contents)
        self.children.extend(newBr)
        return newBr
    def hash(self):
        if self.changed:
            if self.children:
                self.__cached_hash__ = MerkleTreeList([MerkleTreeList(self.children), self.content]).hash()
            else:
                self.__cached_hash__ = MerkleTreeList([self.content]).hash()
        return self.__cached_hash__

    def childrenHash(self):
        return MerkleTreeList(self.children).hash()
    # RUN-SIDE EXECUTION METHODS

    # Calling convention:
    # nextHash = IO.getReturn()
    # client sends nextHash to server
    # server sends back (code, proofList)
    # client: child = execBr(nextHash, code, proofList, IO)

    # Wrapper function to be called by client for execution
    # Verifies that nextHash (returned from previous execution) is valid
    # Creates new child node if hash can be verified
    # Adds code content to the child node and executes it
    def executeBr(self, childCode, proofList, IO):
        if self.mode != "run":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        nextHash = IO.getReturn()
        child = self.__addToChildren(nextHash, proofList)
        childCodeHash = proofList[-1][1] # get the hash of the code from proofList
        child.__execCode(self, childCode, childCodeHash, IO)
        return child

    # Given the hash for a particular child node and a proofList, adds
    # the child node if the hash's existence can be proven
    # Returns the resulting child node whose content is childHash
    def __addToChildren(self, childHash, proofList):
        if self.mode != "run":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        if prove(proofList, childHash, self.content.hash()):
            child = self.addBr(childHash)
            return child
        else:
            raise ValueError("Proof failed on hash: %s"%childHash)

    # Executes the code for the current node if it matches the given codeHash
    # Returns the next hash in the path
    def __execCode(self, code, codeHash, IO):
        if self.mode != "run":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        # Make new Content for verification/execution, don't save the code locally
        codeContent = __Content__(codeHash, self.mode)
        codeContent.verifyAdd(code).execute(IO)
        nextHash = IO.getReturn() # this is the hash of the next MAST child
        return nextHash

    # COMPILE-SIDE EXECUTION METHODS

    # Wrapper function to be called by server
    # Finds the node corresponding the given hash amongst its direct children
    # Returns the child node (for server pointer updates), child code content,
    #   and a proofList that verifies the existence of the child hash
    def searchChildren(self, hash):
        if self.mode != "compile":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        child = self.__getChildByHash(hash)
        code = child.content.code
        proofList = self.__getChildProofList(child)
        return child, code, proofList

    # Searches for child node by the given hash
    def __getChildByHash(self, h):
        if self.mode != "compile":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        for child in self.children:
            if child.hash() == h:
                return child
        raise ValueError("Hash not found: %s"%h)

    # Generates proof list for existence of a child node
    # Appends proof list from children Merkle tree with (childrenTree.hash, self.content.hash())
    # This connects the proof list to the current node
    def __getChildProofList(self, childHash):
        if self.mode != "compile":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        if not self.children:
            raise ValueError("Cannot get child proof list on leaf node")
        #Get proof list of the children Merkle tree
        childrenTree = MerkleTreeList(self.children)
        childrenProof = childrenTree.proofList(crypto.ishash(childHash))
        # Get proof list for existence of children Merkle tree from current node
        curNodeProof = [(childrenTree.hash(), self.content.hash())]
        return childrenProof + curNodeProof
    # Given the parent's merkle root, crawl up the tree generating
    # a Proof List which contains all of the code path
    def generateFullProofUpward(self, merkleRoot):
        if self.mode != "compile":
            raise ValueError("Illegal mode: %s"%self.mode)
        proofs = []
        parent = self.parent
        child = self
        pl = []
        data = []
        while parent.hash() != merkleRoot:
            pl.extend(parent.__getChildProofList(child.hash()))
            data.append(child.content.code)
            child = parent
            parent = parent.parent
            if parent == None:
                return None
        mroot = parent.hash()
        pl.extend(parent.__getChildProofList(child.hash()))
        data.append(child.content.code)
        data.append(parent.content.code)
        return (pl, data, mroot)
    #TODO: make this prettier? Maybe add coloring? Maybe output to a graph viewer?
    def __str__(self):
        return "%s\nMerkle Root:%s\n%s%s"%( str(self.content)
                                          , self.hash()
                                          , "Children:\n" if self.children else ""
                                          , "\n".join(map(lambda x: "\n    ".join(("    "+str(x)).split('\n')), self.children)))

def prove(proofList, data, mroot, debug=False):
    if debug:
        print
        print "---- Prove Root"
        print "mr = ", mroot
        print
    lastHash = proofList[0][0]
    dataQ = deque(data)
    for c1, c2 in proofList:
        if debug:
            print "PROVE:", lastHash
            print "HASHES:", c1, c2
            print "HASH TO:", crypto.hashable(c1+c2).hash()
            print
        if lastHash not in [c1,c2]:
            return False
        if dataQ and dataQ[0].hash() in [c1,c2]:
            dataQ.popleft()
        lastHash = crypto.hashable(c1+c2).hash()
    if debug:
        print "FINAL HASH:", lastHash, lastHash ==mroot
        print
    return (not dataQ) and lastHash == mroot

# Given a megaproof from generateFullProofUpward,
# Verify all of the content is correct and everying can be proved
def upwardProve((proofList, data, mroot), megaroot, debug=False):
    if debug:
        print
        print "##################"
        print "###Begin Proof####"
        print "##################"
    # THe map hashable is critical as data gets popped
    if not prove(proofList, map(hashable,data[:-1]), mroot, debug=debug):
        return False
    l = proofList[-1] # TODO is there a reason this can't just go into prove?
    return crypto.hashable(l[0]+l[1]).hash() == megaroot and hashable(data[-1]).hash() in l[-1]
def toScript((pl, data, mroot), megaroot):
     dataQ = deque(data[1:])
     code = putStr(data[0])
     code.extend([OP_DUP, OP_TOALTSTACK, OP_SHA256, OP_NOP, OP_NOP])
     lastHash = hashable(data[0]).hash()
     b = base64.b64encode
     for i, (c1, c2) in enumerate(pl):
         h = hashable(dataQ[0]).hash() if dataQ else None
         print map(base64.b64encode,[c1, c2, lastHash])
         if dataQ and h in [c1,c2]:
             d = dataQ.popleft()
             if hashable(d).hash() == c1:
                 code.extend(putStr(c1))
                 code.extend(putStr(d))
                 code.extend([OP_2DUP, OP_SHA256, OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_DROP, OP_TOALTSTACK])
                 code.extend(putStr(c2))
                 code.extend([OP_ROT, OP_OVER, OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_DROP, OP_CAT,OP_SHA256])
                 # l
                 # l, c1
                 # l, c1, d
                 # l, c1, d, c1, d
                 # l, c1, d, c1, h(d)
                 # l, c1, d, eq
                 # l, c1, d
                 # l, c1
                 # l, c1, c2
                 # c1, c2, l,
                 # c1, c2, l, c1
                 # c1, c2, eq
                 # c1, c2
                 # c1c2
                 # h(c1c2)
             elif hashable(d).hash() == c2:
                 print
                 print b(c2), b(c1), b(hashable(d).hash())
                 print
                 code.extend(putStr(c1))
                 code.extend([OP_TUCK, OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_DROP])
                 code.extend(putStr(c2))
                 code.extend(putStr(d))
                 code.extend([OP_2DUP, OP_SHA256, OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_DROP, OP_TOALTSTACK, OP_CAT,OP_SHA256])
                 # l, c1
                 # c1,l, c1
                 # c1, eq
                 # c1,
                 # c1,c2
                 # c1,c2,d
                 # c1,c2,d, c2, d
                 # c1,c2,d, c2, h(d)
                 # c1,c2,d, eq
                 # c1,c2,d
                 # c1,c2
                 # c1c2
                 # h(c1c2)
             else:
                 print c1, c2, d, hashable(d).hash()
                 raise ValueError()
         else:
             if lastHash == c1:
                 print
                 print b(c2), b(c1), b(lastHash)
                 print
                 code.extend(putStr(c1))
                 code.extend([OP_DUP, OP_ROT, OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_DROP])
                 code.extend(putStr(c2))
                 code.extend([OP_CAT,OP_SHA256])
                 # l
                 # l, c1
                 # l, c1, c1
                 # c1, c1, 1
                 # c1, eq
                 # c1
                 # c1, c2
                 # c1c2
                 # h(c1c2)
             elif lastHash == c2:
                 print
                 print b(c2), b(c1), b(lastHash)
                 print
                 code.extend(putStr(c1))
                 code.extend(putStr(c2))
                 code.extend([OP_ROT,OP_OVER, OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_DROP, OP_CAT,OP_SHA256])
                 # l
                 # l, c1
                 # l, c1, c2
                 # c1, c2, l
                 # c1, c2, l, c2
                 # c1, c2, eq
                 # c1, c2
                 # c1c2
                 # h(c1c2)
             else:
                 print c1, c2, base64.b64encode(lastHash)
                 raise ValueError()
         lastHash = hashable(c1+c2).hash()
     script = []
     script = [OP_SHA256]
     script.extend(putStr(hashable(megaroot).hash()))
     script.extend([OP_EQUALVERIFY, OP_4, OP_TOALTSTACK])
     print b(hashable(c1+c2).hash())
     print b(megaroot)
     return code, script

class __Content__():
    """
    Constructs some content following some rules.

    Calling convention:
        All communication should be with a global IO object, which has some special methods
    """
    allowed_type = set([str, Mast])
    def __init__(self, raw, mode):
        self.mode = mode
        if not any(map(lambda x: isinstance(raw, x), __Content__.allowed_type)):
            raise ValueError("Cannot have content of this type")
        if mode == "compile":
            self.code = raw
            if isinstance(raw,str):
                self._hash = hashable(raw).hash()
            else:
                self._hash = raw.hash()
        if mode == "run":
            self.code = None
            self._hash = raw
    def verifyAdd(self, s):
        if self.code == None:
            if crypto.verify(s, self._hash):
                self.code = s
                return self
            else:
                raise ValueError("Verification failed, string '%s' did not match hash %s"%(s, self._hash))
        else:
            raise Exception("Code already loaded into object")
    def execute(self, IO=None):
        if IO is None:
            IO = __IO__()
        if self.code:
            exec(self.code)
    def syntax_check(self, s):
        """ TODO: If any syntax checking/ast transforms are desired..."""
        return True
    def hash(self):
        return self._hash
    def __str__(self):
        return "Hash: %s\nMode:%s\nCode:\n\"\"\"\n%s\n\"\"\""%(self.hash().encode('hex'),self.mode, self.code)
def testPhase(s):

    print "#"*(len(s)+12)
    print "#     %s     #"%s
    print "#"*(len(s)+12)
if __name__ == "__main__":
    testPhase("Verifying Content Behavior")
    IO = io.__IO__()
    IO.push(10)
    IO.push(100)
    IO.heap[1] = 100
    print "Verifying Content Execution"
    __Content__(crypto.hash("IO.heap[100] = 10"), 'run').verifyAdd("IO.heap[100] = 10").execute(IO)
    assert IO.heap[100] == 10
    print "...Content Executed"
    print "Verifying bad Content Rejection"
    try:
        __Content__("Fail", 'run').verifyAdd("IO.heap[100] = 10").execute(IO)
        raise Exception("Should have failed to verifyAdd")
    except ValueError:
        print "... Bad Content Rejected"
    a = Mast('compile', "print 10")
    a.addBr('print 10').addBr('print 100')
    b = a.addBr('print 10').addBr('print 100')
    b.addBr('print 1000')
    b.addBr('print 1')
    testPhase("Printing Tree from MAST")
    print a
    testPhase("Printing Merkle Proof List")
    a = MerkleTreeList(map(crypto.hashable, xrange(1024)))
    print a
    testPhase("Testing Merkle Proof List")
    pl = a.proofList(crypto.hashable(3))
    assert len(pl)==10
    print "...Proof list is log2(n_elems) long"
    assert prove(pl, [crypto.hashable(3)], a.hash())
    print "...proof 1 passed, positive"
    pl[2] = ("bad","bad")
    assert not prove(pl, [crypto.hashable(3)], a.hash())
    print "...proof 2 passed, negative"

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Natürlich können Sie mit den kleinen Programmen nicht nur die Seriennummer von Windows 10 auslesen, auch für andere Windows-Versionen können Sie eines der folgenden Tools verwenden. In my previous tutorial on Windows operating system, I told you how to images if you need to reinstall your operating system, performing a clean installation. MachineName ; and it seems to work. The build didn't change until Threshold 2. How to recover Windows product key using Command Prompt? If you find this guide useful, consider checking out our guide on. The Windows you set up on your system is a trial version and will expire after 90 days. The question is: Over time, will Microsoft change the functionality of Windows 10 so much that you have to check for it to make your app or script work.
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Die Chance ist ein polnischer Spielfilm aus dem Jahr 1979.

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An einem Gymnasium einer polnischen Provinzstadt beginnt der neue Sportlehrer Krzysztof Janota seine Arbeit. Das Fach Sport wurde an dieser Schule bislang nicht sehr gefördert. Doch der ehrgeizige Janota hat große Ziele. Er formt aus den Schülern eine Handballmannschaft, die durch seine Förderung schnell Erfolge hat und zum Stolz der Schule wird. Doch nicht sämtliche Schüler sind mit der neuen Situation an der Schule zufrieden. Das häufige Training nimmt den Schülern die Zeit für andere Aktivitäten. So muss ein musikalisch begabter Schüler seine Musikstunden absagen, um dem Wunsch des Sportlehrers zu entsprechen. Ein weiterer Schüler wird von Janota beauftragt, die anderen Schüler auszuspionieren. Als das alljährliche Schuljubiläum sich nähert, kommt es zum Konflikt zwischen dem Sportlehrer Janota und dem Geschichtslehrer Ejmont. Ejmont bereitet mit den Schülern eine Theateraufführung vor, doch die Schüler können oft nicht an den Proben teilnehmen, da sie zum Handballtraining bei Janota müssen. Der Schuldirektor entscheidet schließlich, dass an Stelle der Aufführung eine Spartakiade organisiert wird. Ejmont möchte dies jedoch nicht hinnehmen, findet im Lehrerkollegium jedoch keine Unterstützung. Als es schließlich bei einem Training zwischen Janota und einem Schüler zu Handgreiflichkeiten kommt, wendet sich das Blatt. Janota quälte den Jungen solang, bis er sich zu wehren begann. Als der Schüler erkennen muss, dass er sich gegen den Lehrer nicht durchsetzen kann, versucht er Selbstmord zu begehen. Erst jetzt erkennt das Lehrerkollegium den falschen Ehrgeiz des Lehrers Janota. Seine Karriere ist damit beendet.

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Jerzy Stuhr wurde 1979 auf dem Polnischen Filmfestival mit dem Preis für den besten Hauptdarsteller ausgezeichnet. Feliks Falk erhielt den Preis für das beste Drehbuch. 1980 nahm der Film am Internationalen Filmfestival von Locarno teil und erhielt eine lobende Erwähnung der Ökumenischen Jury.

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Sundance Festival CreARTips
Like most Festivals this year, Sundance is going virtual, meaning that from every corner of the world you can watch films at home. What is new this year format? The New Frontier gallery, where you can watch the VR selections.
THE SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL
Anyone can access Sundance's VR platform by picking up a $25 Explorer Pass (or obviously with the premium festival tickets). Avatars are basic, but you can chat with people. Anyhow, it is worth to try it.
So…till February 3, 2021 you can be in Sun and Dance
The Online portal was open on 28 January 2021 in presence of the Festival Director, Tabitha Jackson, and a warm welcome from Robert Redford. Millions of visitors from around the world raised their hands as a symbolic gesture inlaid on the stones of our human evolution as creators and dreamers
Seven-days for ask and talk with creators
Seven days to celebrate the filmmaking
Seven-days for watching new media projects
Till 3rd february you can choose different productions from a wide range of genres, some with payment ($15 a stream), others without .
The program can be downloaded from the festival website (here ), and we also made our short recommendation (but, worth to see much more films, depending on taste and genre anyone prefer) .
so…Our selection is as follows:
Filmmaker Sam Green and musician JD Samson ask you to step away from your computer and focus on the experience of listening in the present moment. 7 Sounds is an immersive, live-streamed audio-video work that explores the universal influence of sound. The piece weaves seven specific audio recordings into a meditation on the power of sound to bend time, cross borders, and profoundly shape our perception—opening new ways to hear our everyday world.
Step into a garden and encounter oral histories spanning generations of African American women. As you wander this spatialized tract, you will encounter women with stories to tell: surviving a slave boat, growing up on a 1920s Black-owned farm, surviving 9/11, and embodying an AI powered by African American women. Secret Garden reminds us that sharing and receiving stories is an act of resistance.
Q&A WITH ARTIST
THE CHANGING SAME
EPISODE 1 /This immersive, episodic experience uses time travel and magical realism to pilgrimage through the evolution of racial violence in the U.S., making vital connections between the past and present. Episode 1 introduces the time travel portal—the Cracker House—and begins with a police altercation in a quiet suburb of modern-day New Jersey. The police altercation leads to mass incarceration and a slave warehouse, while hurtling toward a glimpse of a radiant post-racial utopia.
Fortune!
The first AR documentary short selected at Sundance New Frontier 2021 is Fortune! written by Brett Gaylor and animation directed by Nicolas Bourniquel
This delightfully humorous and incisive augmented-reality animated series provokes conversations about the value society places on money. From bills to coins, money has no intrinsic value beyond what we've collectively agreed to grant it. However, there's no denying that money governs our material and cultural lives. Just ask Frank Bourassa, the world's greatest counterfeiter. Fortune! will tickle your funny bone as you engage with this work on your smartphones, tablets, and social media platforms.
NAMOO
This evocative, immersive experience follows the journey of a man from birth to the end of his life, with the entire journey taking place on a grassy knoll next to a seed that grows into a sapling and, eventually, a fully mature tree. Namoo, which means "tree" in Korean, collects meaningful memories in its branches—from pacifiers, stuffed animals, books, and favorite scarves, to broken glasses and objects from times the man would rather forget.
A GLITCH IN THE MATRIX
Rodney Ascher (Room 237, 2012 Sundance Film Festival) returns to the Festival with this fascinating and visually stimulating documentary examining simulation theory—the idea that this world we live in might not be entirely real. Simulation theory is as old as Plato's Republic and as current as Elon Musk's Twitter feed. A Glitch in the Matrix traces the idea's genesis over the years, from philosophical engagements by the ancient Greeks to modern explorations by Philip K. Dick, the Wachowskis, and leading scholars, game theorists, and enthusiasts. Ascher deftly parallels conversations with people who believe we're living in a computer with the purely digital nature of the film itself; all interviews were conducted via Skype, all reenactments were digitally animated, and archives are largely drawn from '90s-era cyber thrillers and video games.
IN THE SAME BREATH
Acclaimed filmmaker Nanfu Wang navigates the origin and spread of COVID-19 from Wuhan to the United States through a lens both personal and geopolitical in scale. The result is a wrenching, wide-reaching documentary that contextualizes the trauma experienced by health-care workers and the families of loved ones lost. At the same time, the documentary probes President Xi Jinping's and President Donald Trump's eerily similar responses to the pandemic: Both men spread disinformation and sowed mass confusion during the most critical moments of the pandemic.
By detailing scores of firsthand Chinese and Americans interviews, Wang methodically builds a devastating indictment of leadership's response to the pandemic, pointing to an unprecedented level of deception and ineptitude from the highest levels of government. The result is a tragedy born out of a rapid domino effect of cover-ups, mismanagement, and lies. Despite the infuriating revelations this film lays bare, its lasting power rests in the stories of individuals who risked everything for others—and for the truth.(more about movie in interview By Dominic Patten)
R#J
In fair Verona, a war as old as time is brewing between rival houses—but it's being captured in a new way. Montague and Capulet Gen Zers are using their cell phones to document the eruptions of violence plaguing their communities. In the middle of it all, Romeo discovers Juliet's artwork at a party, and the two inevitably fall in love. As tensions between their families escalate, the two plead for peace and desperately search for a way to escape their star-crossed destiny.
Told entirely through social media and smartphone screens, this bold adaptation of Romeo and Juliet reinvents the world's most enduring love story with style and lyricism, with black and brown youth at the heart of it all. Blending text messages and Shakespearean dialogue, R#J takes us into the subversive love language of the moment, where GIFs, Spotify playlist exchanges, and Instagram profiles kindle romance and unexpected windows of vulnerability. Sundance shorts alum Carey Williams (Emergency) launches us into the impressive vision of his debut feature, where technology powerfully unveils timelessness.
SEEDS OF DECEIT— Indie Series Program
Prior to his death in 2017, Jan Karbaat was the most renowned fertility doctor in the Netherlands. As his patients' offspring began connecting the dots of their ancestry, a disturbing story emerged about a man who secretly used his own semen to impregnate more than 65 of his patients.
Sundance is proud to present all three episodes of this unnerving docuseries detailing the journeys of the parents and children who were profoundly affected by one man's heinous actions.
THESE DAYS – Indie Series Program
When COVID began, we relied on online interactions within social media and streaming platforms to provide some semblance of community. Days turned into weeks and then into months, but nothing got better—especially for singles like Mae, a thirty-something professional dancer navigating the dating scene in an era that forced personal interactions to go online.
We are proud to present the pilot episode of this distinctly relevant series about life, love, and friendship, set within the awkwardness of 2020.
To view the pre-recorded Q and A for this film, please click To watch the pre-recorded Q and A for this film, please click HERE
Available throughout the Festival with purchase of a pass. The day and time listed indicates when the viewing window begins.
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Ted Duncan, former Don Chalker Award recipient, has been appointed Assistant Principal at Asheville High School.
Clint Connor has transitioned from Bethel Elementary Assistant Principal to Clyde Elementary Principal (Haywood County).
Ed. D. candidate Chris Barnes, principal of Alleghany High School, was recognized by State Superintendent of Schools June Atkinson recently for leading one of the 43 high schools in the state with the highest four-year graduation rates for 2013-2014.


This week introduces institutional marketing, one of two marketing perspectives that is used to aggressively compete for audience attention and loyalty. Institutional marketing is the creative use of organizational assets to create spikes in awareness, energy, and enthusiasm around an organization, beginning with the presentation of transformational art itself and continuing through activities that heighten awareness about the people, process, and other institutional assets behind that art. Following the series of lectures, answers to frequently asked questions, and case studies, you will have the opportunity to apply the principles of institutional marketing to your organization using the planning activity provided.
performing arts but what do you do in the visual arts?
I'll give you a quick example, because to me, it all works the same.
beautiful research library and museum.
it's like he wrote it, it's really astonishing to look at it.
a 20 minute, 30 minute slide lecture at lunch time once a day.
interesting speakers and they were the ones who prerecorded the slide lectures.
a [INAUDIBLE] talking like this, la la la la and it would put you to sleep.
Beatrix Potter, she drew Peter Rabbit and little squirrels and things.
curator read the slide lecture because she's from the outside.
would you mind not delivering the slide lecture?
She said I don't care.
then I started to say, who in the world sounds like Beatrix Potter?
I thought and I thought, Beatrix Potter lived in the 19th century.
None of us had ever heard her voice, so everyone's guess was as good as the other.
But I decided Julie Andrews sounded like Beatrix Potter.
I had never met Julie Andrews.
I knew nobody who knew Julie Andrews.
I just wrote her a letter.
Dear Miss Andrews, I think you sound like Beatrix Potter.
the slide lecture for our noontime lecture at The Morgan Library.
as long as you pay for the cassette tape.
the envelope to send it back to you.
sent her the stamped self-addressed envelope.
let us use it for the slide lecture, she let us use excerpts for radio commercials.
exhibition in the history of The Morgan Library and the slide lecture was packed.
I had no connection to her, I just had an idea that made sense to her.
And it was easy for her.
I did not ask her to come, I didn't ask her to appear.
I just said record this.
It took her probably 45 minutes of her life, she was happy to do it.
They'll do stuff for you if you make it really, really, really, really easy.
really, really, really easy for her.
This is something we all can do.
Again, I had no connection to this person.
I know that when you put these things together you build your family.


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The Winograd Report
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Well, finger on the pulse once again, the Winograd Report, the interim report into Israels performance in the war with Hezbollah/Lebanon last summer is out, and it isn't very good for Olmert or his Chief of Staff and Defence Minister.
Basically, it says that they had no clue as to what they were doing, had no experience of this sort of thing and didn't take any advice from anyone that would know how to go about fucking up a country and have you own population think you did a good job.
The Prime Minister made up his mind hastily, despite the fact that no detailed military plan was submitted to him and without asking for one. Also, his decision was made without close study of the complex features of the Lebanon front or of the military, political and diplomatic options available to Israel. He made his decision without systematic consultation with others, especially outside the IDF, despite not having experience in external-political and military affairs. In addition, he did not adequately consider political and professional reservations presented to him before the fateful decisions of July 12th.
The Prime Minister is responsible for the fact that the goals of the campaign were not set out clearly and carefully, and that there was no serious discussion of the relationship between these goals and the authorized modes of military action. He made a personal contribution to the fact that the declared goals were over-ambitious and not feasible.
The Prime Minister did not adapt his plans once it became clear that the assumptions and expectations of Israel's actions were not realistic and were not materializing
The Minister of Defense did not have knowledge or experience in military, political or governmental matters. He also did not have good knowledge of the basic principles of using military force to achieve political goals.
Despite these serious gaps, he made his decisions during this period without systemic consultations with experienced political and professional experts, including outside the security establishment. In addition, he did not give adequate weight to reservations expressed in the meetings he attended.
The Minister of Defense did not act within a strategic conception of the systems he oversaw. He did not ask for the IDF's operational plans and did not examine them; he did not check the preparedness and fitness of IDF; and did not examine the fit between the goals set and the modes of action presented and authorized for achieving them. His influence on the decisions made was mainly pointillist and operational. He did not put on the table – and did not demand presentation – of serious strategic options for discussion with the Prime Minister and the IDF.
The Minister of Defense did not develop an independent assessment of the implications of the complexity of the front for Israel's proper response, the goals of the campaign, and the relations between military and diplomatic moves within it. His lack of experience and knowledge prevented him from challenging in a competent way both the IDF, of which he was in charge, and the Prime Minister
The army and the COS were not prepared for the event of the abduction despite recurring alerts. When the abduction happened, he responded impulsively. He did not alert the political leaders to the complexity of the situation, and did not present information, assessments and plans that were available in the IDF at various levels of planning and approval and which would have enabled a better response to the challenges.
Among other things, the COS did not alert the political echelon to the serious shortcomings in the preparedness and the fitness of the armed forces for an extensive ground operation, if that became necessary. In addition, he did not clarify that the military assessments and analyses of the arena was that there was a high probability that a military strike against Hezbollah would make such a move necessary.
The COS' responsibility is aggravated by the fact that he knew well that both the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense lacked adequate knowledge and experience in these matters, and by the fact that he had led them to believe that the IDF was ready and prepared and had operational plans fitting the situation.
The COS did not provide adequate responses to serious reservations about his recommendations raised by ministers and others during the first days of the campaign, and he did not present to the political leaders the internal debates within the IDF concerning the fit between the stated goals and the authorized modes of actions.
In all these the Chief of Staff failed in his duties as commander in chief of the army and as a critical part of the political-military leadership, and exhibited flaws in professionalism, responsibility and judgment.
I was going to emphasise parts, but pretty much all of it ended up in bold.
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Lubbock Man Wanted for Manslaughter Is Arrested by Police
Jacob Estrada
Jacob Estrada Published: June 21, 2019
Photo: KAMC News, 2007 archive video
Local and state law enforcement have been able to track down and arrest a man wanted for manslaughter.
Forty-one-year-old Gabriel Lopez and his brother, 39-year-old Lee Lopez, both had arrest warrants issued for them on Monday, June 10th.
Lee Lopez was arrested in Idaho on Tuesday, June 18th. On Thursday, June 20th, at about 8:30 p.m., Gabriel Lopez was located in the 200 block of 36th Street in Lubbock and was taken into custody.
According to a Lubbock Police Department press release, the U.S. Marshals' North Texas Fugitive Task Force Team Foxtrot and the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office SWAT Team both assisted the department in arresting Lopez.
Both men are accused of being responsible for the death of 26-year-old Jessie Ordonez, who was found severely beaten at a New Year's Eve party in 1998. Ordanez was later pronounced dead at a local hospital.
In 2007, a grand jury was unable to convict the brothers for manslaughter due to insufficient evidence. However, new witness testimony gathered by the Metro Special Crimes Unit of the LPD helped convince the Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney's Office to issue new arrest warrants.
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EDMTunes had the privilege sitting down with the eclectic Parisian Dirtybird DJ and Producer Shiba San earlier than his Brooklyn present this Friday on the iconic Schimanski. Read under for the complete unique!
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Shiba San: I really like touring and seeing new locations. Even although I've been to New York City many instances, I all the time discover one thing new to see, do or strive. The individuals and vitality listed here are some one of the best on this planet. When I first began my profession in France as a hip-hop producer/DJ, I dreamed about enjoying in New York for thus lengthy.
EDMTunes: What form set ought to we be wanting ahead to this Friday at Schimanski?
Shiba San: I'll play rather a lot my new stuff, simply launched or to be launched… I additionally simply completed a model new observe at the moment that I'm going to check out! Guarantee will probably be an excellent present I do know that. Expect a enjoyable night time from begin to end. Schimanski is a good venue and the followers in New York are in contrast to another. I all the time have a superb time in there.
EDMTunes: What's the craziest second you've skilled on tour this yr?
Shiba San: Lollapalooza was completely unbelievable!! The crowd was huge and seemed like they have been having the time their lives. My tour in Asia and Australia have been wonderful as nicely. For the primary time, I noticed leaping kangaroos and animals I've by no means seen earlier than.
Shiba San: I like it – I can deliver mates with me and have a good time collectively. Spending time with them and my followers, enjoying exhibits on a cruise ship – it's all the time my favourite instances the yr. Luckily I by no means get sea sick! Did I point out I'm a world class ping pong participant? I might be internet hosting a Basement Leak (my document label) ping pong match at PalShip if you wish to problem me.
EDMTunes: After your most up-to-date launch Downtown EP – what's subsequent for you?
Shiba San: I've one other EP popping out subsequent Friday December 14th referred to as Your Mind on Lee Foss' label Repopulate Mars. It's a collab with Kevin Knapp that includes a remix by Flashmob and one other solo observe by me. I'm continuously within the studio after I'm not on tour so there might be lots extra releases to come back subsequent yr. Stay tuned!
EDMTunes: Of the Dirtybird DJs that you just haven't collaborated with but – who're you most excited to work with subsequent?
Shiba San: Justin Martin is my favourite. He impressed me rather a lot again after I first began transitioning from hip-hop to accommodate music. He nonetheless conjures up me at the moment in additional methods than simply music.


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Left to his own decision-making, K-9 Yukon would have doggedly continued to sniff out explosives, track missing children, and provide security to the public. Instead, the regal black and tan German shepherd, currently recovering from surgery, has been retired from the Chester County Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit after nearly nine years of service.
"I could tell; it was definitely time," said Cpl. Brian Bolt, explaining that even though Yukon still eagerly awaited every assignment, his body was slowing down.
"Needless to say, we are sorry to lose Yukon, who has been an incredible asset to our office and the community," said Chester County Sheriff Carolyn Bunny Welsh. "We appreciate the hard work and sacrifices required from both the dog and the handler to make them such a valuable and successful team."
Bolt, a lifelong county resident, began working at the Sheriff's Office in July 2008. In 2010, he joined the K-9 Unit and was paired with Yukon, a 1-year-old from West Germany, at the Vonder Haus Gill K-9 Academy in Ohio. The pair graduated with certifications in explosives detection, tracking, patrol, and article searches.
Since then, Bolt and Yukon have responded to many hundreds of calls. During security details, they crossed paths and brushed noses with a host of dignitaries, from aspiring Presidents to elected ones. They provided backup during periodic high-risk fugitive apprehensions, and they participated in countless searches, ranging from pursuing armed robbery suspects to locating lost children.
In 2016, the team joined the U.S. Police Canine Association (USPCA) and competed for the first time in the USPCA national competition. The team won four trophies, excelling in every category for bomb detection. The following year, Bolt, who returns to the courts division of the Sheriff's Office, earned his K-9 trainers' certificate as well as USPCA judging status. The pair certified again nationally in 2018.
"They were a great K-9 team and worked well together," said Sgt. Paul Bryant Jr., a veteran K-9 handler, trainer and judge.
Lt. Harry McKinney, who heads the K-9 Unit, agreed.
"It has been a privilege to work with Corporal Bolt and see his development and devotion to the K-9 program," said McKinney, who watched the two train and earn its first certification in Ohio. "Yukon graduated as top in his class and has worked as a true professional ever since. They have been an amazing team."
Bolt said he couldn't have participated in the K-9 program without the unwavering support of his wife, Lauren Bolt. He said he and his wife are eager to reward his partner for his faithful service with more time for relaxation and play.
"He's earned it," Bolt said.
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Great corner Office Retail space at the North end of the University District in University Heights with awesome corner window line, near Cowen Park and Ravenna Neighborhoods and the U-District Farmer's Market. Abundant free street parking. Open floor plan, natural light and attractive flooring with single stall bathroom.
University Way, commonly known as "The Ave", is planned as a vibrant street with a continuous street retail and an energetic mix of commercial and residential uses. There are many new projects in the University Heights neighborhood in the process with the City of Seattle at various stages of approval for permitting North to Cowen Park.
Neighboring businesses include popular Xi'an Noodles, Araya's Place, Shawarma King, Supreme Kutz, University Cooperative School, Herkimer Coffee, and Ten Pachi Modern Salon. Strong residential density and retail synergy at this end of University Way! Lots of redevelopment planned for this end of the Ave! Lots of re-development planned for this end of the Ave!