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From industrialization to Marxism - Argumentative Essays Topics Examples
From industrialization to Marxism
The Industrial age began in the middle of the 18th century with the introduction of mechanical power. Now, not only were employers faced with labor organization problems; they were pressured to invent new production methods while cutting costs to keep prices competitive. The influx of raw goods arriving in Great Britain from her colonies set the stage for a stream of new inventions. Efficient machine technology began to replace human and animal power. This fundamental characteristic of the industrial revolution was referred to as the introduction of mechanical power.
As technology improved the standard of living and steam engines lowered transportation costs, it came at a great human cost. Factories were organized to produce huge amounts of goods. People left the countryside and moved into the cities to find work in factories. The crowded housing was often poorly built and infested with disease and rubbish. Men and women worked up to 12-hour days. Families started to live their lives away from each other. Even children worked to contribute to the family's income. The death rate fell to fewer than 45, about 13 years premature compared to other countries.
Moral decency decreased due to close living quarters along with the lack of education. Skilled craftsmen who once held a status in a certain trade were now employed by factories as unskilled labor. Other social problems included a low fertility rate in women. Due to rising costs of raising a family, couples decided to use contraceptives instead of bearing children. Mortality rates did improve, better diets led to population increases, however unsafe fast-paced working conditions created crippling accidents in the workplace.
Many children became orphans due to losing parents from sickness and industrial accidents. These adverse circumstances produced an adult population that was, "short lived, improvident, reckless, and intemperate, and with habitual avidity for sensual gratification. " Environment health declined within urban areas. Factories deforested the land, polluted the air, and poisoned the water. Epidemics of Typhoid and influenza from water pollution ravished the worker population. The streets were filled with, "Noxious filth in neglected streets and bye-places.
" Air pollution created a mysterious "killer fog" that when inhaled could potentially be lethal. Edwin Chadick's report on sanitary conditions in England (1842) reported overcrowded housing, trash build up, and poor water drainage. After Edwin Chadick's report, cities finally began to install sewers, fresh water, better sanitation. Fire and police departments were also established to meet new social demands. In response to harsh work discipline and ruthless uncaring corporations, workers rebelled.
Socialism gained popularity, which invariably led to factory strikes and violent protest. Bands of English hand craftsworkers called the "Luddities" destroy machinery in protest of low wages and unemployment. Socialist systems deplored the exploitation of workers and sought equality. Social critics like Robert Owen tried to establish a model socialist community and did succeed to a degree. However, soon after creation economic difficulties and political problems caused them to fail. The most famous of socialists were Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
Karl Marx scorned utopian socialists like Robert Owen for being unrealistic. Marx called for the abolition of public property, and institution of a radically egalitarian society. By now, the socialist movement reached a boiling point. In his "Communist Manifesto" Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels allied themselves with the communist party and foretold that a, "dictatorship of the proletariat" would destroy capitalism. It called for a revolution for the proletariat. No longer would the working man suffer for capitalistic profits.
The Manifesto outlined a society that was fair, just, and egalitarian. A new world infinitely more humane than the capitalist order. Social conditions during the industrial age went from one extreme to the other. The industrial revolution led to a highly capitalistic society dominated by careless corporations. The working class was exploited for profits. Perhaps a quicker response of government regulation would have saved the lives of thousands of laborers. Regrettably, nations were more concerned with the creation of empires abroad than improving conditions at home.
In the end, it took radical socialists like Karl Marx to evoked change, his theology instilled hope in the common man for a better life. In the Manifesto he wrote, "The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have the world to win. " In 1917, Marxist socialism won control in Russia, and later spread to other countries. Today it lives on. A number of states are entirely devoted to Marxist communism; even democratic states incorporate socialistic and capitalistic ideals. Now, thanks to Karl Marx these governments are finally committed to protecting the proletariat classes from exploitation.
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Technological Change in the Industrial Revolution
The second industrial revolution and its social consequence
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Tim Tebow, batting seventh and playing right field, collected hits in his first-two at-bats on Wednesday against the Miami Marlins.
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Tim Tebow is now batting .500 in his last four at-bats.(Photo: Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports)
Tim Tebow has his first multi-hit game of the spring for the New York Mets.
Tebow, batting seventh and playing right field, collected hits in his first-two at-bats on Wednesday against the Miami Marlins.
The first was an opposite-field grounder off left-hander Justin Nicolino that ate up Miami Marlins third baseman Derek Dietrich. The official scorer ruled it an infield single. The second came in the top of the fifth on a liner to center field offf right-hander Stephen Fife.
In his third at-bat with runners on first and second, Tebow successfully moved the runners over by hittling the ball to the right side of the infield.
Tebow now has three hits in his last six at-bats. For the spring, he is 3-for-14 with four strikeouts.
The former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL quarterback now has more hits as touchdown passes he threw against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2012 AFC wild card game.
On Monday, Tebow hit an opposite-field single off Miami Marlins right-hander Kyle Lobstein to lead off the bottom of the fifth inning. It was his first hit after an 0-for-8 start.
Tebow, who wasn't expected to be with the team, has remained with the Mets because they are short on players because of the World Baseball Classic and split-squad games.
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NHL Linesman Andy McElman has spent 22 years in the NHL. He's worked playoff games, an outdoor game, an All-Star Game, and even made his way over to work the 2014 Olympics. As of Sunday, March 8, he'll be able to put another notch in his whistle — 1,400 games in the National Hockey League.
McElman, an Illinois native, made his NHL debut on October 7, 1993, when he took the ice to work a game between the Florida Panthers and the St. Louis Blues. Brendan Shanahan had a hat trick for the Blues in that one, leading his team to a 5-3 victory.
"I was a little nervous for my first NHL game," McElman said. "I made a mistake in the first period, making a wrong call on a two-line pass to Brett Hull. I was bummed out after the first period, and Leon Stickle, my fellow linesman, hollered at me, `Hey, kid, you're not gonna quit now, are you?' I'm glad I didn't.
Seven years later, McElman worked his first playoff game, a first-round meeting between the Edmonton Oilers and the Dallas Stars. He also went on to officiate the 2002 All-Star Game in Los Angeles.
In 2009, McElman, born in Chicago Heights, Illinois, was chosen to officiate the 2009 Winter Classic at Wrigley Field between the Detroit Red Wings and the Chicago Blackhawks.
In 2014, McElman was selected to be one of the 28 officials to work the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. He was one of six Americans officiating the tournament.
"It's the best in the world playing and competing in a very short amount of time," McElman said before heading to Sochi. "They bring it and they play hard and it's going to be very exciting.
McElman nearly saw his officiating career come to an end in 2012. The linesman was hit in the face with the puck during a game between the Florida Panthers and the Washington Capitals.
The injury saw McElman sidelined for the remainder of the season. He returned to the ice in time for the lockout-shortened 2013-14 season.
Now, with Sunday night's game under his belt, Andy McElman will have reached the 1,400-game milestone.
For a guy with 1,400 NHL games to his name, McElman knows what he's talking about.
Congratulations to Andy on a terrific, 22-year career of 1,400 games. We'll be looking forward to many more.


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Peter and the Wolf (ven. Петя и волк eli Petja i volk) is a beloved musical fairy tale from the 1930's. It tells a story of a young boy and his animal friends threatened by a vicious wolf lurking around. The work is very popular both among the children and the grown-ups internationally.
Sergei Prokofiev wrote the story and composed the music in 1936. The composition is performed by a narrator and an orchestra. Each of the seven characters of the story is portrayed by its own instrument and musical theme. In 1966, the celebrated bandleader Oliver Nelson arranged the piece for his big band. His arrangement of Peter and the Wolf was premièred in Finland in last year by UMO Jazz Orchestra and now there's more to come. The story is visualised by illustrations made by Spanish artist Ayesha López.
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Mark your calendar Nexus 6P and Pixel users, Google is rolling out the update for the Android 7.1.1 Nougat in December. According to reports, Nexus owners will get the new update on December 6. It is only logical for Google to continue supporting the Nexus line by giving them the latest and best Android version first. The December 6 date falls back just in time with the previously cited frames in Developer Preview. That being said, the Android 7.1.1 Nougat will come to Huawei Nexus 6P, LG Nexus 5X, and Pixel C at the beginning.
Will my phone get the update?
Not all phones will get the new update instantly. As per reports, Google will roll out the update for Nexus 6P phones, as well as Pixel phones. You'll need 650MB of free space to install the update with build number "NMF26F.
All Nexus 6P users are advised to fully charge their phone before they download the update. You should also back up date like photos and messages. You can download the update with firmware-over-the-air update or from the System Update option in "Settings > About".
On day 14, all devices will be eligible for the update. That means that by December 20, every Pixel and Nexus 6P user will have the Android 7.1.1 Nougat update ready.
App shortcuts is probably the hottest new feature. This is the most obvious facing feature. At the beginning, only first-party Google apps will support app shortcuts.
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Last week I started a new training program -- an 18-week marathon preparation.
It feels amazing, exciting -- and natural. After all, I am a marathon runner, I train for marathons.
It has been only 10 weeks since my return to running, following a year of enforced layoff to sort out mysterious heel pain that failed to respond to various types of treatments and stumped a top sports doctor.
In those last 10 weeks I went from running two 5-minute stretches, with a 5-minute walk in between, to running 85 minutes.
I went from wondering if I would run again to, well ... running, and increasingly running freely.
It is an amazing transformation that has taken a lot of hard work at the Bikram yoga studio over the past eight months, especially in the last 3-1/2 months during which I took 80 classes. It is progress that I certainly do not take for granted, and I am carefully starting to rebuild a running base.
As mentioned in previous posts, I used Pete Pfitzinger's Return to Running program; however, earlier in the year I had done another program, which began with four stretches of only 30 seconds of running in a 20-minute power-walk (after I had worked up to an hour of pain-free power-walking following a four-month complete break from running and, prior to that, three months of short and irregular runs because of the recurring heel pain), and gradually increased to four 4-minute stretches of running with 1-minute walks between each over a period of seven weeks.
Then I had started the Return to Running program (on March 26) and followed it for 3-1/2 weeks, getting up to 3 stretches of 10 minutes of running, with 2-minute walk breaks, before finding that a single 15-minute run brought back the heel symptoms. I did not run for the next 5-1/2 weeks, while doing 32 Bikram yoga classes over 32 days.
The Return to Running program, which I started for the second time on June 4, went very well and got me to running 40-45K per week, with my longest run at the end of the 7-week schedule at 55 minutes on July 22.
With that, I decided I would try the lowest-volume 18-week program from Pete Pfitzinger's Advanced Marathoning, which begins with a 53-kilometre week and tops out at an 88-kilometre one, reducing some of the longer runs in the first few weeks by a couple of kilometres.
I began the program after, or in a way with, the Squamish 10K on August 4 as the fist session called for a lactate threshold workout.
The Sub-3 marathon is still on my mind. Of course it it. Indeed, it was a key motivation over the past year as I did the work required to restore my body -- but I expect it will take at least a year of training before I will be back to the level, both in training and in racing, I was before my injury.
With this marathon program, I am aiming at getting back into regular training first and foremost, rebuilding my endurance, and in the process slowly start regaining some of the speed I have lost. I have mapped out the schedule to target a US marathon in December but since getting to the race involves booking flights and accommodation I first want to see how some longer runs and tempo runs feel before I commit any funds.
I am in new territory, physically and mentally, and I am monitoring my body carefully to gauge how it responds to training consistently again after such a long break.
Bikram yoga is certainly part of my new marathon training regime. I believe that my body is in better shape than ever in terms of strength and flexibility and at the same time I know -- I see it in the mirror during every practice -- that there are many more gains to be made. That's encouraging.
I firmly believe that I have come out ahead, and I am truly grateful my body protested so that it forced me to listen to it better, help it perform better. I am excited about slowly rebuilding my running fitness over the coming year, with two 18-week marathon preparations -- the next one hopefully upping the weekly volume to between 88K and 113K -- followed by a six-week recovery in between each.
By this time next year, I hope to be ready for another increase in training volume, returning me to the schedule that helped me speed up my marathon time by more than five minutes last year, the schedule that also allowed me to set my current PBs at the 10K and half marathon.
But my mind is right here, right now, loving the fact that I can go for a mid-week 75-minute run and do a 90-minute Bikram practice later in the day. I love to run -- I have always loved to run, and now I love it even more. I am so grateful that I can.


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We are expecting further information later today, June 26, 2015."Other counties in the area that are also waiting for clarification and direction from the Texas Attorney General include: Coryell, Milam, Mills, Lampasas, Burnet, Williamson, Falls, Bosque, Hill, Robertson, Limestone, Navarro, Freestone, Leon, Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, and Madison County. Brazos County told News Channel 25 they are sending couples to Dallas County and Travis County because they are not issuing same sex marriage licenses at this time.News Channel 25 could not reach anyone at the San Saba County Clerk's office. Hamilton County said they are still deciding what their next step will be.
Arturo Alfred Martinez, 42, of Hesperia, in a photo released by the San Bernardino County Sheriff Department following his arrest on Jan. 10, 2019.Arturo Alfred Martinez, 42, was booked on suspicion of having contact with a minor with the intent to commit a sexual act, the San Bernardino County Sheriff Department said in a written statement.Officials went to see Martinez Thursday afternoon at his home in the 7600 block of Corona Avenue in Hesperia receiving numerous complaints from females, including a 17 year old female victim, who reported being lured to his home under false pretenses, according to the statement.Arturo Alfred Martinez, 42, of Hesperia, in a photo released by the San Bernardino County Sheriff Department following his arrest on Jan. 10, 2019.Using a fake name and disguising his voice to sound female, himself, Martinez approached the victims through businesses that advertised online, the intention to lure them to his home with the intent to commit a sexual act, the statement said.was soliciting females through babysitting services, cleaning services, taxi services, real estate companies and possibly other delivery type businesses, the statement said.He is already a registered sex offender following a previous conviction for indecent exposure, investigators said.Bail for Martinez was set at $500,000 pending his initial court appearance, scheduled Tuesday, according to San Bernardino County booking records.Detectives suspect there there may be additional victims who have yet to be identified, officials said.
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Sun Beach sand is what else is known Varadero and it is actually what more highlights this beautiful Peninsula Cuban located in the province of Matanzas, more than sure you with our tours learn that Varadero is only for your history its inhabitants and workers of the largest polo tourist Cuba will provide you with the hospitality that characterizes Cubans with the only purpose of you sit in Paradise which has just get.
The House of FTAA gets, their spaces craftsmen, the Park jozone, the House DuPont, the Varadero golf club, the Dolphin, caves of Saturn where you admire a pool natural waters and depth 22 meters ideal for its activities diving in addition to its wonderful streets full supermarket and bars truly Cuban are any of the attractions that we put your consideration.
22 km from beautiful beaches where the Crystal Blue their water reaches nuances heavenly in perfect contrast to their White Sands are sure the attractive most important of our Island by others you enjoy at any time of year., You will have exclusivity wander their avenues in classic car we are relics trailers and by others have all the comfort you deserve for the full enjoy this adventure tropical.
Varadero is a city of Cuba belonging the municipality Cardenas located in the Peninsula hicacos, province killings 130 miles East of Havana. Northeast tip hicacos is the place North of Cuba. Is a territory special of the Republic of Cuba. Is the point closest to the United States, has 30km extension of which 22 km are beaches. Limits North with the Strait of Florida, South with Bay Cardenas East with Cardenas West with cayería sabana Camagüey, its population is 26 680 inhabitants, is a population traveling, its main line economic is tourism development and the largest workforce is depending on the same.
When in Cuba or any other country is said "Varadero", immediately is Associated that name primarily to a beautiful Beach and second tourism. To do this, is unknown the ancient history of the area where enclava the famous balneario.de that when occur the good called meeting of two worlds, as left sitting the unforgettable captain Antonio Núñez Jimenez on occasion 500 anniversary of the arrival of Columbus to Cuba, the Peninsula hicacos was inhabited by Aboriginal, attest evidence found in caves Ambrose and Muslims and until today, indecipherable pictografías.en the Museum of Varadero exposed remains of one of the Aboriginal found in the flap of the "cave Muslims". The skeleton exposed corresponds to a site funeral that is calculated existed between 500 years Ane and 500 first of our was. Dr. ercilio Vento canosa ensures that their research shows that the skeleton belonged to a man 25 35 years old, sick of anemia and syphilis disease brought to the Island Antilles by White old world.
Beach Varadero major tourist destination, is located North of the province of killings, in the Peninsula hicacos, in the region tourist Varadero and in the sub-region killings-Cardenas-Varadero. Landscapes current Peninsula hicacos are characterized by a rich diversity. Considered one of the main poles tour of the country, captive by their White and fine sand, and its waters of a delicate Blue, warm and transparent all year in which bathers can get away tens of meters from the shore without reaching cover them completely. Founded in 1887 as a village, currently the Beach Blue Cuba, as also called, is a great city surrounded by water, located in the North shore Matanzas, exactly the Peninsula hicacos, a 2 hour road from Havana or few minutes by plane, for which has a comfortable international airport. By sea is also possible.
Of course, Varadero is not only hotels, restaurants, clubs and bars. For those who like the adventure, there are 23 areas diving with diversity Coral multi-colored, gorgonians, fish, lobsters, shrimp, crabs, caguamas and more than 70 types of molluscs that lead to wonder of the diver more experienced. Here taught courses initiation in pools and Beach, and specialized courses recognition internacional.otras recreational options are horse riding, mopeds, bikes, trencito and cars horse, all land, and at sea fishing and water sports, strong motivation. Surfing, the water skiing, sailboats, catamarans or tables sailing, make glistening the waters of Varadero.


5. How do I backup Advanced Task Scheduler settings and/or copy them to another computer?
6. Why Advanced Task Scheduler doesn't display help correctly?
7. Why program does not start with message "Cannot find import; DLL may be missing, corrupt or wrong version. File: WS2_32.dll"?
8. Why program does not start with message "Your system has old version of Common Controls Library (ComCtl32.dll)."?
9. How do I correctly reinstall or update Advanced Task Scheduler?
10. Is there any way to capture output from say a batch file to the scheduler log file?
11. I need to schedule a task which uses network resources but all runs end up either "Access Denied" or "File Not Found" error message?
12. How can I store log file or Advanced Task Scheduler settings and task list on a remote machine?
13. Can I start Advanced Task Scheduler service under a predefined user account?
14. Can Advanced Task Scheduler close a running application?
15. Can Advanced Task Scheduler wake up my computer from standby/hibernation before starting a task?
16. Can I run Advanced Task Scheduler hidden so user has no access to it?
17. Does Advanced Task Scheduler support Remote Desktop sessions?
18. How do I import my task list from Advanced Task Scheduler 1.x to newer versions of Advanced Task Scheduler?
19. When my computer wakes up to start a scheduled task it goes back to sleep a few minutes later. How can I prevent this behavior?
20. Does Advanced Task Scheduler support Windows x64 Editions?
21. Does Advanced Task Scheduler support virtual environment?
22. What if I need a custom feature that I can't find in Advanced Task Scheduler? Can you develop a special version for our environment?
You can backup your Advanced Task Scheduler settings and task list by Export and Import commands from File menu.
it's registry key and database files. The location of Advanced Task Scheduler's settings is described here: Scheduled Tasks location and upgrade compatibility. Do not forget to exit Advanced Task Scheduler and stop it's service before exporting/importing it's registry settings and copying files.
If you do not have Internet Explorer 5 or higher, you need to install Html Help. You can download it here: http://www.southsoftware.com/hhupd.exe.
Windows Sockets 1.1 or later must be installed on your computer. You can download W95 Winsock Upgrade (963 KB) here: http://www.southsoftware.com/W95ws2setup.exe.
ComCtl 5.80 or later must be installed on your computer. You can download Platform SDK Comctl32 Redistributables (499 KB) here: http://www.southsoftware.com/50comupd.exe.
If you downloaded the installation program of latest version of Advanced Task Scheduler from our site, you need simply start it. It will detect that Advanced Task Scheduler is already installed and will update it, but your preferences, scheduled tasks and registration information will be kept.
Please read question 18 of this FAQ if you are upgrading from Advanced Task Scheduler 1.x to newer versions.
Advanced Task Scheduler Professional and Network: Use "Launch application" schedule type with selected "Save stdout to the log" option.
All versions of Advanced Task Scheduler: You can redirect batch file output to a file by adding ">" or ">>" to shortcut.
By default, Advanced Task Scheduler service is registered to run as the system user (the LOCAL SYSTEM account). Generally, the default service account, LOCAL SYSTEM, has full privilege on the local machine but NO PRIVILEGE on a remote system. So any request to access a remote resource like your files will fail.
If you need Advanced Task Scheduler to be able to access network resources, change user account for Advanced Task Scheduler Service from LOCAL SYSTEM to an administrator account. To change service account go to Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services, double click Advanced Task Scheduler Service and specify user account on the Log On tab of the Service Properties window.
In the text field under "Write log file" in the Options section of the Preferences screen you need to specify a path to a shared folder on a remote machine (For example: "\\MACHINE\SharedFolder\logfile.log").
When Advanced Task Scheduler is running as service as the system user (the LOCAL SYSTEM account), it cannot write log file on a remote machine. You need to change user account for Advanced Task Scheduler Service from LOCAL SYSTEM to an administrator account. To change service account go to Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services, double click Advanced Task Scheduler Service and specify user account on the Log On tab of the Service Properties window.
Yes, you can. Simply go to Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services, double click Advanced Task Scheduler service and specify user account on the Log On tab of the Service Properties window.
Advanced Task Scheduler 1.x: Advanced Task Scheduler does not support running service under a predefined user account, because services are running under separate secured winstation/desktop, you will not have rights to connect to it if your service runs under any other account except of LOCAL SYSTEM. If you need to run scheduled task under a predefined user account, consider use of "Run as user" option.
Yes. Advanced Task Scheduler can close an application by sending it a close signal or kill an application without giving it a chance to save data.
Advanced Task Scheduler Professional and Network: Yes, you can select the "Wake up computer if it is in the standby or hibernate mode when task shall start" option on the Standby/Hibernate Options tab of the Task Properties window.
Other versions of Advanced Task Scheduler: This feature is not supported.
1. Set "dontshowtray" 32-bit DWORD value to 1 in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Southsoftware\AdvScheduler or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Southsoftware\AdvSchedulerPro (Professional Edition) registry key.
2. Run advscheduler_admin.exe or advscheduler_proadm.exe (Professional Edition). If it is already running, it becomes hidden.
1. Set "dontshowtray" 32-bit DWORD value to 0 in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Southsoftware\AdvScheduler or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Southsoftware\AdvSchedulerPro (Professional Edition) registry key.
2. Run advscheduler_admin.exe or advscheduler_proadm.exe (Professional Edition). If it is already running, it becomes visible.
1. Run task on the hidden desktop on the User Account Options tab on the Task Properties window - executes task on the hidden desktop regardless of the currently active user.
2. Start task for each logged on and valid user on the User Account Options tab on the Task Properties window - executes task for each logged on and valid user including Remote Desktop users (Professional and Network Editions only).
Advanced Task Scheduler does not import task list from version 1.x automatically. You have to use Export task list command from the File menu of Advanced Task Scheduler 1.x to export task list to a file, then use Import command from the File menu of Advanced Task Scheduler to import task list from that file.
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Chicago Corporate Photography– Brad Baskin is Capturing the Emotion and Essence in Corporate, Industrial & Commercial Photography In Chicago
I sat down with Brad Baskin, Principal and Owner of Brad Baskin Photography, a leading photography studio based in Chicago specializing in corporate, industrial and commercial photography, to dispel some of the misconceptions in corporate photography and share an inside perspective on sharing a message, story and feeling with photography in Chicago.
In his 30+ years as a professional photographer, Brad has helped executives, lawyers, doctors, manufacturers, actors and others tell their compelling stories through photography. He also has extensive experience in advertising and PR, focusing on fashion, home décor and architectural photography.
Markus – I appreciate you spending time with our readers today. Tell us a little about the types of businesses and the clients you help and who you work with.
Brad – I work with all types of businesses, industrial, interior designers, shooting architectural photos, frequently I've been in law firm, photographing corporate executives, having their best foot forward on their website, so I go into their environment and look at the location and see what's the best place to showcase them, sometimes it's showing a city scape behind them, or in front of a piece of art work, or showing they're have an attractive office, put the office behind them. Our job is to capture their commitment and the passion they bring to their job and have it show up on their photographs so we can portray it on the website and other print and marketing materials.
Markus – That's fantastic. I've looked at a lot of the photographs that you have taken both in your website, your materials, and your portfolio and I've got to tell you they are amazing. What's your secret? How do you capture that moment, that essence, whether it's that CEO or the environment that you are shooting them in, or their corporate team, how do you grab that?
Brad – Our work is a lot of our life. A lot of our day is photographing professionals, people who have gone to law school or sometimes it's doctors who have gone to medical school, and people who are really committed in being professional in what they do, and sometimes I'll ask them what it is that brought them into the law or medicine or their profession. Sometimes I'm photographing the head of an insurance company and I ask them what is it that drives them, how they got started and they begin talking about that and then their passion starts to show up on their face. Also, drawing into my years of experience photographing people and knowing what's the best angle, sometimes it's just as simple as a slight movement of the head, sometimes it's how they stand, or sit. In addition, during the process, we can edit as we go along and they can see our work in real time. And when they see a great picture of them which we just took, that helps a lot too as they actually see that they're pulling it off and doing a good job. I might say, "I like that, that look is very interesting, I'm going to pose you in a similar fashion to that shot and let's take a few more". I'm kind of obsessive about getting the best photo I can. I think sometimes when people hire a photographer, I think they think, "well he has this equipment and this fancy camera, and soft box" and that's what you're hiring, but in reality you're hiring their experience of what's the best way to photograph this person, what's the most appealing way, the most appealing angle, and you just know after doing it for a while. Then for me what's next is having them emerge as a person… their commitment, their pride in their work, what they bring to the party so to speak in their profession.
Markus – That's awesome, you definitely have eye for it. I think it takes a special talent and a special perspective to do that which is fantastic. So tell us, what lead you into this field, what got you started into photography and your business?
Brad – Certain faces are just very compelling. One of my favorite first photographs is of my grandfather Al Baskin I took when I was like 13 or 14. I'm one of these photographers who had a dark room since I was 13. My father built it for me in the basement and I started photographing people right away. My grandfather had a clothing business in Joliet, where I grew up, called Al Baskins. My father Shale Baskin, at a fairly young age, took over the business and expanded it to the suburbs. Mark Shale is what they named the business as my uncle's name is Mark and my father's name is Shale. My dad created this business, and so the first Mark Shale was at WoodField in the 70's when I was in college.
Markus – I remember that. I actually purchased clothing from them. My dad took me there, the one in Northbrook Court and he got me one of my first real professional suits from there.
Brad – I think that was the late 70's, maybe the early 80's, the one at Northbrook court. It's hard to believe that was all just corn fields before that was built. My father would say "As long as the people are happy, the clothes aren't what's really important. It's matching the clothes with the person and the compliments they get. When they get complaints then they will come back to the store". That kind of personal relationship is how we built the business, with very little advertising which was unfortunate me, his photographer son. But we did start doing some advertising and I took the pictures. We would hire models, and I would take pictures that would be in the Ravinia Guide, in the Symphony Program, once in a while in The Chicago Magazine. We would advertise a bit more once we opened stores in other cities: two in Dallas, one in Kansas City and one in Atlanta. We would go on location and I would photograph the models. Sometimes I'd take pictures on Wacker Avenue and Michigan Avenue, and eventually the city of Chicago became the back drop for my Mark Shale ads. This started in the late 70's and continues well into the 80's and 90's and that's how I got started shooting professionally.
I was a theater major in school, as well as a photography major, I loved being around actors. They are very much adventures in life… explorers in life and they are very passionate about having a wonderful picture about themselves because for them it is very important. I remember the young people coming to my studio and I probably photographed two a week for 25 years. They would always ask, "How much time do you get to spend with me" and in those days, "How much film are you going to shoot?" and I would tell them, "Relax; we will shoot as much as we need to". The name of the game there was to conjure up this magical compelling image of this person that's was going to draw a director or a casting director into trying them out for a part. I did that for a long time, and it was a wonderful time to do this in my studio, which was on the west side of Chicago. It was a loft at 850 North Milwaukee Avenue and we would shoot their pictures there. I probably photographed a thousand actors and I know at least two of them made it onto the big screen. One was Jamie Denton, who was in Desperate Housewives. He was 28 when I met him, and the agents were really hot on him, you could tell. Here's this very handsome guy and he had this quality about him. There's was just something about him, like he was the captain of the high school basketball team or the quarterback in college; he had this quality where you wanted to know this guy. Steve Carrell was another one, he was working at Second City then and he was just about to go to Las Vegas with their troop at that time. He was a sweet guy, like the parts he often is cast in. He was from a little town in Iowa, also about 28, 29 year old, and he was looking at his life at that time and he said, "I'm going to give it another five years, and we'll see what happens, you know I'll do something else if this doesn't work out". That's how he was at that time in his life and then I saw him about ten or 15 years later in the movie 40 Year Old Virgin, and I said to myself "I know this face, I've seen this guy" and then I remembered, who he was from our photoshoots in Chicago.
Markus – That's incredible history you have. It sounds like photography runs in your family blood. It's so wonderful the impact you made for all those young actors and all those professionals and models, as you were building up your career, truly fantastic.
So Brad, tell us what's one of the biggest misconceptions that business owners or CEO's have about corporate photography and what that can really mean to a company.
Brad – I think it's the approach. I would advise any business owner or corporate executive who is looking to tell story or convey a message, is first to talk to a designer or to talk to someone who's going to build you more than just a template website and really get clear about what you're going to convey about the company. I'd also suggest to have a writer and to work with a writer and decide what is it you really want to say about the company and then hire the photographer who can work with this writer or work with the designer or both, and look at what is it you want to say about the company and what images will put their best foot forward on the website because it's the images that draw people into reading about the company and how your company separates itself from the other companies doing similar work. Let's shoot photos that can tell people about your service.
I think some companies approach it as… "(Sigh…) We have to do this, we can't have a blank face there, we have to do this and get through it" and they just call someone and have them come in and do it as quick as possible which is a mistake. I think they should give it some thought as to how they can, in the best light, show what services they provide, and who they want to photograph and the best manner to take their picture.
Markus – So the solution really is about planning. It's about planning and really intentionally saying "we want to convey this message, we want to convey this emotion, this connection, to our audience" and then once they understand that then bringing in a professional, someone like yourself, who understands that, who goes in and capture the story that you're trying to tell.
Brad – Absolutely. I often say to people… the ideal scenario for photographers is… I happen to be photographing the president of Boeing and I have, their 200 employees working behind him on a 787, that would be ideal to have as a visual aide. But for the most part we don't work in situations like that. We usually go to their office and often using the architecture of the office and have them stand kind of out from that… which is what we are usually using as a visual aid. Sometimes it might be in a conference room set up. We'll set up a conference room shot and kind of activate people… have them talking, have them sitting or standing at a certain angle so it's conveying a sense that they're at work.
For example, I was at the Al Burdick Culver factory and we photographed a number of people on the line with the bottles going by them. I photographed someone in a steel factory where they made steel rolls and we were able to dramatically show, with different lighting, the steel behind them. In another photoshoot, we spent two days photographing these attorneys and with that time, I was able to photograph each attorney twice to really capture the feeling they were looking for.
A great way to shoot people in Chicago is if they are in the loop; shoot them with a window behind them so they have a city scape as a back drop to give it kind of a midtown Manhattan look. I also like to use that vantage point or it could be in their corporate hallways, or any setting in their office to show a sense of professionalism in what they do.
Markus – What would be the first thing you'd recommend if one of our readers is ready to capture their story, capture their message and to share their message with images, whether it's for their websites or print material? What's the first thing that they should do?
Brad – I would say first thing is to work with a designer and layout their website with how it's going to look. Or if they already may have a website, is to contact me. For example, I prefer to come to the location and scout it out and talk to the owner or whoever is in charge of getting these images taken and look at the location. I'll make suggestions about where we might shoot certain people and often during the conversation, other suggestions and ideas come up; maybe we should do a group shot of the partners, maybe we should shoot this one executive outside of the office, maybe we should use this view outside or showing the city, or maybe you want to do a "walking in the city" shot. Things just come out in our conversations. I don't charge to come out to a location and talk about it. And that would be where I would start – with me coming out to the location whether that's the office, the plant, the campus, wherever it is and seeing what's there visually and discussing the game plan and finding out what is it you want to capture and discussing how long I think it will take.
Markus – Brilliant! So what's the best way for them to learn more about you and contact you?
Brad – My website, BradBaskin.com. My email is Photos@BradBaskin.com and my phone number is 312-733-2192.
Markus – This has been great Brad. Thank you so much for spending some time with us today. You shared a lot of golden nuggets, lots of insights and really given business owners, CEO and other executives a real inside look and perspective on how to capture that moment and how to capture their story, their message and their essence into a visual format. We appreciate your knowledge and expertise.
Brad – Thank you, it's been great to be here.
Brad Baskin Photography
850 N Milwaukee Ave
markus@onlinemarketdomination.com
Markus Loving is a Best Selling Author, National Speaker, long a time entrepreneur and a host on Business Innovators Radio with his show The Inside Track and contributor to Business Innovators Magazine and Small Business Trendsetters where he covers leaders and trendsetters in Business. As the founder of OnlineMarketDomination.com, over the last 10 years, Markus has been empowering business owners across the country to Dominate Their Market Online with Reputation Marketing, Local Search, and Authority Presence Marketing. Markus gets great joy in Demystifying the Internet for his clients as he educates them with the most cutting edge and innovative strategies, tools and processes.


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Peculiar Pittsburgh
Yes, Pittsburgh is always gray, and yes, it's affecting your health.
Blame it on the rain.
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Colin Deppen
Feb. 16, 2018, 6:15 a.m.
There was a time, not that long ago, when Pittsburgh's cloud cover was permanent and low to the ground and manmade.
That's no longer the case, but clouds of the naturally occurring variety are still here, almost always, it seems — like a roach lingering in a diner, they're not really bothering anyone, but they're definitely affecting the ambiance.
Anyway, it's not just a feeling, it's quantifiable. In 2016, for example, Pittsburgh saw 203 cloudy days — or more than one half of the year under cloud cover — according to the National Climatic Data Center. That same year saw a 45 percent chance of possible sunshine, on average. And it was the same story the year before that, and the year before that, and the year before that. (Annual totals for 2017 were not yet available.)
While Pittsburgh isn't hell with the lid off anymore, it's now more like Phoenix with the blinds drawn.
A coal barge moves past a United States Steel Corporation coke plant on the Monongahela River at Clairton.
Pittsburgh's been ranked the second dreariest city in the country — tied with Portland, Ore., — and unironically dubbed the "Seattle of the East." (Pittsburgh was also named one the country's unhappiest cities in 2014.)
"We're south of the Great Lakes," said Lee Hendricks, a hydrologist with the National Weather Service here. "This time of year you have [air] flow that predominantly comes down across the Great Lakes, and while the air from central Canada is relatively dry, it picks up a lot of moisture off the Great Lakes. Or you have a situation like we have now, with a strong system from the Gulf pumping warm, moist air up."
For what it's worth, there's also this very real story citing a link between deep-fried foods and cloud cover.
Either way, if you're in Pittsburgh, it's probably cloudy and/or raining. (Silver lining: Our garden-grown tomatoes are top notch — and excellent when deep fried.)
But beyond the atmospherics, all this cloud cover is affecting your body in ways you may not even be cognizant of.
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"There's been a general concern in Pittsburgh that we're pretty much all Vitamin D deficient here," said Dr. Gary Swanson, a psychiatrist with the Allegheny Health Network. "And one of the things associated with depressed moods is low levels of Vitamin D, and that does correlate with cloud cover."
Here's how it works: You take in Vitamin D, or more accurately its precursors, through foods or supplements or what have you. But you need sunshine — or more specifically the sun's UV rays — to convert the vitamin to an active form your body needs.
"So the more cloudy it is, the less sunshine you're exposed to and the more likely you are to be Vitamin D deficient," Swanson added.
Anyone who's lived in Pittsburgh or western Pennsylvania knows it's cloudier here in the winter, an assertion that's backed up by National Climatic Data Center reports.
But Vitamin D deficiency and Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, are two different things, although there is certainly the potential for some overlap.
As mentioned above, Vitamin D deficiency can be connected to a dreary climate and cloud cover and depression — it can also be connected to spending too much time indoors.
Video: Is Pittsburgh the 'Seattle of the east?' via WTAE-TV
SAD, meanwhile, relates mostly to the physiological and psychological impacts of the change in daylight hours between winter and summer and typically manifests in lethargy or sleep cycle disruptions as your body produces more melatonin — the so-called sleep hormone — than needed. (Bright light or sunlight suppresses the output of melatonin.) For most people this results in a phenomenon known as "dragging ass."
But it's also possible that Pittsburghers can be experiencing some combination of both Vitamin D deficiency and SAD.
"The closer you are to the equator, the less likely you are to have SAD," Swanson added.
"Florida is one percent SAD. In New England or Alaska it's 9 percent. Scandinavia has an even higher incidence of SAD. Pittsburgh is between New England and Florida and is probably closer to 7 percent."
In a study of 147 Pittsburgh-area adults between the ages of 18 and 65 during the winters of 2011 and 2012, Pitt researchers asked about sleep patterns and wagered that about 750,000 people in the Pittsburgh metro area suffer from some form of seasonal affective disorder.
Swanson said this number seems wildly inflated to him, although his 7 percent figure, when extrapolated, would still mean that more than 160,000 people in the metro area are impacted — and that's a lot.
With numbers like that, it was only a matter of time before the free market responded with these lamps, something called "SAD herbs" and a bevy of other products designed to help you escape the season-induced doldrums. In Norway and Scandinavia, home to some of the darkest winters on earth, The Atlantic reports giant mirrors, light-therapy clinics, and even positive thinking have been used in an attempt to overcome seasonal depression.
(Swanson said the lamps can work. SAD herbs? Not so much.)
Video: Norway – Seasonal Affective Disorder via AP
But the most likely scenario for Pittsburghers remains Vitamin D deficiency, according to Swanson. In fact, it's believed to be so common in places like this that some insurers have begun to refuse to cover the costs of testing, believing it's safe — and also cheaper — to assume a patient is deficient and to treat them accordingly.
So what can be done about it?
Well, you can start by taking a Vitamin D supplement and spending more time outside when it's reasonable to do so.
When it comes to treating SAD, you can also scam your system.
"There are ways to trick your body into thinking the sun is up longer than it is," Swanson said.
"You can take a vacation to Florida. If you go in January when it's darkest, you can trick your body into thinking it's spring again."
Swanson said he's had patients see results from trips like these but admits the evidence is, at least for now, largely anecdotal.
"Most of my patients said a day won't do and that a week or more is best," he added.
For those unable to make the trip to a sun-drenched surrogate city, there are also over-the-counter and prescription remedies, if need be.
The upside to all of this is that blah weather is better than terrifying weather, I'm sure we can agree, and Pittsburgh's dreariness coincides with a lower chance of tornadoes and hurricanes than seen in other less-dreary places.
But weather has real impacts on our lives even absent calamity. Pittsburgh may be proof.
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Spring Hunting in Malta and Citizens' Call to Arms
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In the small island-state of Malta, member state of the European Union since 2005, shooting birds in spring is legal – and highly contested by Malta's 400.000 inhabitants. Right now a coalition of environmentalists collected enough signatures to hold a referendum on spring hunting. Reuben Zammit from Malta, who is involved in the coalition for a referendum, presents the bigger picture for Democracy International.
In late spring 2013, the Green Party and Alternattiva Demokratika formed a coalition with twelve environmental and animal rights organisations to utilise a long-neglected right in the Maltese Referendum Act, which allows a legal enactment to be repealed by a majority popular vote through a citizen-initiated referendum. This referendum can only be called once a formal petition is presented containing the signatures of 10 per cent of the national voting population. The coalition through these means seeking to put an end to spring hunting in Malta once and for all.
To date, well over the necessary 35,000 signatures have been collected, which might mean the 2014 Malta Spring hunting season will be the last one ever. All that remains at this stage is the vetting of all signatures by the Electoral Commission of Malta. Backed by 60% of the voting population according to scientific polls, the Green Party's and the coalition's only remaining headache is ensuring voter turnout on the day.
Eventual success in this venture is not limited to the apparent. The first major environmental coalition in over ten years, successful fruition might hopefully serve to consolidate the environmental movement in Malta, which has for too long been fragmented over conflicting strategies and priorities. It is perhaps no coincidence that a number of the same organisations joined forces again late last year for a relatively well-attended public demonstration against further countryside encroachment. With luck this referendum will do to environmental awareness what the 2011 consultative referendum introducing divorce legislation seems to have done to public and political discourse on civil rights since. Perhaps more resoundingly, since this will be an abrogative referendum called by the people and giving a direct mandate to the people.
Spring hunting in Malta
Besides animal rights and environmental sustainability, bird hunting in Malta also carries a strong social dimension. In a country where over 400,000 must share a total area of 316km², of which over one third is built environment, access to open spaces is further restricted by hunting activities, both inside and outside sanctioned hunting hours. In addition to the ubiquitous hazard posed to ramblers and hikers, hunters have been known to cordon off entire areas of public land and place private property notices at entry points. They also prove a constant annoyance to many farmers by trampling over their crops.
In 2009, the European Court of Justice ruled that Malta had failed in fulfilling obligations laid down in Council directives and regulations from 2004 to 2009, thus declaring the Spring hunting seasons in those years illegal. The Birds Directive however allows the possibility of applying derogations under certain conditions, including a government's commitment to strictly supervise hunting. Malta reacted by applying such derogation and introducing a number of measures to try and satisfy the Bird's Directive after 2010, such as limiting hunting to a capped amount of turtle dove and quail, shortening the season, enforcing the use of identification armbands to by worn by licensed hunters, requesting SMS reports to be submitted by hunters for every kill, and increased police presence.
Most of these measures were however waived again by the new Labour government, elected last March, in order to fulfil its electoral promises to the hunting lobby. It removed the compulsory wearing of identification armbands, lengthened the autumn season and extended peak migration period curfew by four hours.
This relaxation, coupled with a long tradition of lax enforcement, has led to ever-increasing instances of abuse, namely hunting outside sanctioned hours, killing of protected species and underreporting by hunters. In addition to these abuses, the spring hunting season, even in its sanctioned form, puts an additional strain on dwindling turtle dove and quail populations at a time when they are migrating back to their European breeding grounds.
Text by Reuben Zammit
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For this position, the successful applicant should be dedicated to sharing and fostering ideas across professional and cultural boundaries. The successful applicant will act as the regional representative on the AOCMF Community Development commission. He/she would also represent the AOCMF Community Development commission on the AOCMF Middle East and Northern Africa Board. The successful candidate must be able to work in a multicultural environment and is expected to have the vision to contribute to the AOCMF community.
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Where Fair Use and Fair Dealing is Being Fought For
28 February 2019 – library-policy
This week is Fair Use/Fair Dealing Week. It's an opportunity to look at where librarians around the world are involved in efforts to defend and promote Fair Use and Fair Dealing.
They are doing this because copyright rules that give librarians the space to adapt and update their practice make it easier to fulfill libraries' mission to preserve and give access to information.
Therefore, while IFLA is directly involved in calling for reform at the global level, we also engage with our members at national level to promote positive legislative change. The goal – to promote exceptions and limitations that give libraries flexibility, but at the same time do not cause unreasonable harm to rightholders.
Fair use and fair dealing are a great example of provisions that bring this needed flexibility to copyright law. Here's some places where they are or have been under discussion recently:
In 2012, a copyright reform expanded the Canadian fair dealing provision to also apply to educational purposes.
Coming in the middle of a trend towards greater use of digital materials, and falling photocopying volumes, this has been blamed for the difficulties faced by some publishers. The decision of some to stop paying fees for photocopying has certainly led to a fall in income for the relevant collecting society, although the jury is out on the overall impact on rightholders. Indeed, university libraries themselves are paying more and more for content, which is increasingly digital.
It is therefore unlikely that the fair dealing reform is to blame for a net drop of revenues in the publishing sector, or that flexibilities in copyright per se should be understood as a threat. An ongoing review of the 2012 reform will hopefully shed more light on the issue, and underline rather the positives for Canada's education sector.
South Africa's copyright reform is close to an end, and if adopted as it currently stands, will represent a significant improvement for the library sector.
While South Africa has had fair dealing for many years, the copyright reform looks to introduce a full fair use exception. This consists on a non-exhaustive list of uses (research, criticism, reporting current events, teaching, comment, parody, preservation, etc.) for which uses can be deemed fair, as part of a four-factor test that is close to the US model.
While there are many other relevant provisions in the Bill, there has been a lot of controversy over this proposal, including extensive mischaracterisation of what it would mean. The library sector has repeatedly had to bring arguments to the table to rebut myths about fair dealing.
The Australian government is going through a period of copyright reform, and welcomed submissions in 2018. The country currently has fair dealing, with a closed list of activities where activities can be considered fair. Librarians have advocated for a change to fair use, or at least a longer list of permissible activities, including text and data mining, library archive and use, and certain educational uses. At the same time, the publishing sector argues that fair use would be undesirable. The Australian Productivity Commission, which carries out economic assessments of the benefits and costs of reforms, has spoken strongly in favour of fair use as an approach.
The New Zealand government announced a copyright review in 2018. As in Australia, New Zealand currently has a fair dealing provisions and specific exceptions, limited to the purposes of criticism, news reporting and research.
It is likely that there will be controversy around the fair dealing provisions, including resistance from established rightholders to making copyright flexible at all, and encouragement from groups representing users to expand it or turn it into a fair use provision with no prescribed activities. The call for comments is still open, and we wait to see what will come of this.
Singapore is a currently fair dealing country, although it already allows a wide variety of purposes to be classed as 'fair'. Nonetheless, change is on the way, following a consultation two years ago, and a recent set of proposals for further form, including a shift to full fair use. The proposals also contain some very positive library provisions, with exceptions that would make it possible for our institutions to continue providing a public interest service, now in the digital age.
Here too, there is likely to be opposition to the idea of more flexible copyright. Draft legislation is expected later in 2019, with further possibilities for comment.
The United Kingdom has been influential as the origin of the fair dealing doctrine and has continued to innovate in recent years. In 2013, for example, it made it clear that text and data mining could fall under a research exception, and ensured that copyright exceptions and limitations are protected from contract override.
With Brexit underway, the UK Intellectual Property Office is looking at adjusting the copyright framework to the political changes. For that purpose, and among other things, a consultation is underway, currently with an open call for evidence.
The consultation focuses on three topics: the archive exception; other copyright exceptions, including research and private study, text and data mining (TDM), education, quotation, and parody, caricature and pastiche; and, extended collective licensing and orphan works. For now, at least, fair use does not seem to be on the table, although if there is a break away from EU law, there could be possibilities to promote it.
As the Crews report shows, there's several other countries where either fair use or fair dealing exists, for instance Israel, Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka, the United States, Bangladesh[1], the Philippines or the Republic of Korea. IFLA continues to monitor legislation here, and elsewhere, in order to give libraries the best possible legal framework for achieving their missions.
For more detail in these and other copyright reforms, check our copyright database and feel free to add comments for any updates you have.
[1] The fair use of certain works for private study or private use including research is not an infringement
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'Regina' is a sketch comic.
The story of Regina is a slice of life about a girl named Regina and her random group of friends,where what ever happens, happens and I try to make it as interesting as possible.
Hey Everyone, This post may come as a shock or a surprise I know I've been off the grid with making this comic. First I want to thank old readers and welcome new readers.
This post means I'm coming back ! Not right away, but the aim is for the start of next year. I really want to come back to this world and these characters, everyday I wanted to start again but never had the chance. So let's work hard and make a great comeback..who knows, A new look may also be in the works, now with the new site designs going on(not drastic, i promise), so until then, stay warm guys.
HOLY HELL I HAVEN'T SEEN THIS IN FOREVER AAAH ;v; WELCOME BACK AND EXCITED TO SEE THIS CONTINUED!!
@Hajimari: Wooo! Thanks for the continued support!
@Oakmint: I'm glad to hear it! I'll work hard, thanks for the support!
So happy to see this update again! =u= yeaaaah!
It's been over a year but Regina is back! I apologize to all you readers and thank you those who are still here.
(edit) oh this counts as today 2.Mar update! My timezone has changed so Wednesday might post on a tuesday in some places!
Yay! more pages! and I'm glad that everything is sorted out now! :D Congrats to those two!
As Regina said in the first few chapters, make babies you to adorable puckers!
Did the owner of "It's a Bar" and "It's a Cafe" also have a part time investment in this university? I say part time since it's only "A. University" rather than "It's A University"
You just made my day ^.^ ~!
Totally worth it! gosh darn FINALLY. I'm happy for those two.
Chapter 20 complete! Of course I had to upload the whole chapter, I'd be crazy to make you all wait any longer!
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Q: How to display another canvas without zoom in fabricjs In short, I am developing a project in which there are two canvases: a canvas that supports zoom and drawing, a second canvas - a duplicate of the first canvas, which should display a general view without zoom. Unfortunately, I do not understand how to implement this, since the second canvas also displays a picture with a zoom. Please, help!
Here is a small example of what I have:

var c1 = document.getElementById("scale");
var c2 = document.getElementById("static");

var canvas = this.__canvas = new fabric.Canvas(c1, {
  isDrawingMode: true
});
var ctx1 = c1.getContext("2d");
var ctx2 = c2.getContext("2d");

function copy() {
    var imgData = ctx1.getImageData(0, 0, 512, 512);
    ctx2.putImageData(imgData, 0, 0);
}

fabric.Image.fromURL(
  "https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1800/1*sg-uLNm73whmdOgKlrQdZA.jpeg",
  img => {
    img.scaleToWidth(canvas.width);
    canvas.setBackgroundImage(img);
    canvas.requestRenderAll();
  },
  {
    crossOrigin: "Annoymous"
  }
);

canvas.on('mouse:wheel', function(opt) {
  var delta = opt.e.deltaY;
  var pointer = canvas.getPointer(opt.e);
  var zoom = canvas.getZoom();
  zoom = zoom + delta/200;
  if (zoom > 20) zoom = 20;
  if (zoom < 0.01) zoom = 0.01;
  canvas.zoomToPoint({ x: opt.e.offsetX, y: opt.e.offsetY }, zoom);
  opt.e.preventDefault();
  opt.e.stopPropagation();
});

setInterval(() => {
    copy();
}, 10)
canvas {
  border: 1px solid black;
}
#static {
  position: relative;
  top: -300px;
  left: 500px;
}

This is interactive canvas
<canvas id="scale" width="300" height="300"></canvas>

<canvas id="static"width="300" height="300"></canvas>

A: Your issue is that you are getting the "ImageData" from the context
but you should be using the fabric.Canvas object...
The context only gives you what you see, so those two canvases will be a mirror image, you have to get the data from the fabric.Canvas that is the one that has the "big picture" with all the edits.
In my prototype I'm using canvas.toJSON to get the data then to draw that data I use loadFromJSON, but I did notice some flickering the new image is loaded so I decided to use an image instead of the static canvas, that way the transition is seamless
see my simple prototype below:

var c1 = document.getElementById("scale");
var static = document.getElementById("img");
var canvas = new fabric.Canvas(c1, {isDrawingMode: true});

function copy() {
  var data = canvas.toObject();
  var c = new fabric.Canvas();
  c.loadFromJSON(data,  function() {
    static.src = c.toDataURL({ format: 'png' });
  });
}

fabric.Image.fromURL(
  "https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1800/1*sg-uLNm73whmdOgKlrQdZA.jpeg",
  img => {
    img.scaleToWidth(canvas.width);
    canvas.setBackgroundImage(img);
    canvas.requestRenderAll();
  }, { crossOrigin: "anonymous" }
);

canvas.on('mouse:wheel', function(opt) {
  var pointer = canvas.getPointer(opt.e);
  var zoom = canvas.getZoom() + opt.e.deltaY / 200;
  if (zoom > 20) zoom = 20;
  if (zoom < 0.01) zoom = 0.01;
  canvas.zoomToPoint({
    x: opt.e.offsetX,
    y: opt.e.offsetY
  }, zoom);
  opt.e.preventDefault();
  opt.e.stopPropagation();
});

setInterval(copy, 200)
canvas {
  border: 2px solid black;
}
img {
  border: 2px solid red;
  position: absolute;
  top: 5px; right: 5px;
}

<canvas id="scale" width="300" height="150"></canvas>

Unless we get some browser compatibility issue (I only tested chrome), the result should look like:

A: There is not a perfect solution because fabricJS does not support rendering on more targets.
There is a toCanvasElement method here that creates a copy to another canvas, but it does not let you specify the canvas you want to draw on.
So here what i m doing is, at some point:

*

*reset the zoom to 1

*render to a new canvas

*put back the zoom to what it was

*copy that canvas on the static canvas

There is an extra copy, that is fast on modern hardware, to the point that you do not care, but would be nicer to add a canvas argument to that toCanvasElement method in order to get the drawing happening on the specified canvas immediately
Then apart from that there is the quesiton on when firing that copy.
'after:render' is not a great idea, it will loop forever and it will also redraw on zoom changes, that is not what you want.
For now i use object:added, you can add also object:modified, and maybe something else but ideally you will call a copy manually when needed when you run some code that will change some of the drawing properties.

var c1 = document.getElementById("scale");
var c2 = document.getElementById("static");

var canvas = this.__canvas = new fabric.Canvas(c1, {
  isDrawingMode: true
});
var ctx2 = c2.getContext("2d");

function copy(copiedCanvas) {
   ctx2.drawImage(copiedCanvas,0,0);
}

fabric.Image.fromURL(
  "https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1800/1*sg-uLNm73whmdOgKlrQdZA.jpeg",
  img => {
    img.scaleToWidth(canvas.width);
    canvas.setBackgroundImage(img);
    canvas.requestRenderAll();
  },
  {
    crossOrigin: "Annoymous"
  }
);

canvas.on('mouse:wheel', function(opt) {
  var delta = opt.e.deltaY;
  var pointer = canvas.getPointer(opt.e);
  var zoom = canvas.getZoom();
  zoom = zoom + delta/200;
  if (zoom > 20) zoom = 20;
  if (zoom < 0.01) zoom = 0.01;
  canvas.zoomToPoint({ x: opt.e.offsetX, y: opt.e.offsetY }, zoom);
  opt.e.preventDefault();
  opt.e.stopPropagation();
});

function afterRender() {
  var originalVP = canvas.viewportTransform;
  canvas.viewportTransform = [1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0];
  copy(canvas.toCanvasElement());
  canvas.viewportTransform = originalVP;
}

canvas.on('object:added', afterRender);
canvas.on('object:modified', afterRender);
canvas {
  border: 1px solid black;
}
#static {
  position: relative;
  top: -300px;
  left: 500px;
}

This is interactive canvas
<canvas id="scale" width="300" height="300"></canvas>

<canvas id="static"width="300" height="300"></canvas>