With an average of three loading errors a day being reported to the CAA, the Aircraft Loading Subgroup (ALS) was set up to reduce loading errors involving UK aircraft or at UK aerodromes.
Safety in the Balance (2011), was presented by Iron Maiden front man, and Boeing 757 Captain, Bruce Dickinson. It was released to reiterate to all those involved with aircraft loading the importance of correct mass and balance calculations and the securing of loads.
One Team One Goal (2012), fronted by one of Great Britain's most successful and recognised Paralympians, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, was released to provide specific guidance to the carriage of persons of reduced mobility and their mobility aids by air.


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Indians netting fish at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River (Oregon State Archives OHD G211).
It was the sound of it that gave the Great Falls its name. Tm'm.
The sound of water hitting rock. Tm'm. The great Columbia River, draining all of the Northwest, gushed over the basalt barriers, pounding the rock like a giant gong, calling the people from miles around. Tm'm.
Adeline Miller. Courtesy First Peoples Fund.
Many years ago, an elder would always remind Adeline Miller that she was "born up in the mountains, during huckleberry time". Now a tribal elder herself, Miller reminds her children and grandchildren of their origins – through song, dance, and ceremony. It's what keeps Miller spry, as Brian Bull explains on today's Elder Wisdom.
Three Native languages survive on the Warm Springs Reservation today: Northern Paiute (also called Numu), Sahaptin, or Eecheeshkeen, and Wasco, known as Kiksht.
The powwow drum has been described as the heartbeat of mother earth. As a drum travels around the country or the world, it starts to take on a spirit of its own, a voice of its own. When a drum is not in use it is covered and stored carefully and respectfully. Some drums are brought out only on special occasions. So it is with this drum. Traditional singer, Carlos Calica is the keeper of this drum; it's a drum that belonged to his grandfather, a drum Carlos sang on as a child. In today's Tribal Rhythms, Nico Wind brings you the music of the Warm Springs in a conversation with Carlos Calica, and the Art Mitchell drum.
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You must make reservations at least 5 minutes in advance of the time at Fig & Olive - Houston.
Sunday through Thursday close at 10pm.
The Galleria has a substantial parking structure available for visitors.
Live or DJ entertainment to be decided. Otherwise ambient music on an approved, unobtrusive music playlist.
experiences, including an expansive 160-seat dining room, a 24-seat bar and lounge, two private dining rooms with full state-of-the-art audio-visual components, and a 40-seat al fresco terrace emanating a casual chic ambiance reminiscent of summers spent on the Mediterranean.
Got a salmon sandwich, the fish was a little old. Our cauliflower appetizer was bland and not roasted enough. The truffle fries were good and the desserts were good as well as the drinks. But our entrees were disappointing. Service was good.
The wait staff did not want to help us and were very rude and dismissive.
I think the food and service both went down. The food taste not as delicious than before. Definitely feel not worth for that price. We were there to celebrate a birthday, but the service was just alright. No special dessert offered for birthday. The hot water has damp smell properly from the water bottle, which they should clean and dry better especially for a high end restaurant. Seems mismanaged. Not recommended for that quality and price.
Went to the restaurant for the 1st time for Happy Hour after work. Really enjoyed our time there and our food server Jeff F was very good and professional as well.
Food was very average and entree selections were too few. Service was awful! Very friendly bartenders and waitress, but it took 15-20 minutes to get a drink every time we ordered one. And the restaurant was not packed. Waitress was very friendly but inattentive. We actually left before ordering an entree bc we were not impressed. We won't be returning.
The Fig & Olive has excellent food and a great ambience. The only problem is the service has slipped somewhat. The management need to get a handle on the standard and consistentency of service going forward.
Great food and service! First time and won't be the last!
I love the restaurant for its open and fresh look . There's not too much for vegetarians. But the risotto , i ordered was delicious . The only thing this time , the server wasn't too friendly, had to remind him to bring the bread and also the pepper grinder for the risotto. They usually ask and bring the accompaniments on their own .
The atmosphere was classy and great for a date night or even a ladies night out. The crostini was excellent. I had the Fig and Olive salad which was delicious and plated beautifully. I added the salmon which was cooked perfectly. I love that the had a dessert that comes with a coffee or tea, praline bite, and a small pot de creme. I'll definitely come back.
Went on a Saturday night. It wasn't even half full. We ordered the hamachi crudo and the squash with burrata for starters. The crudo had a strong fishy aftertaste and was sent back. The squash with burrata was better but the acorn squash in the dish was dry and mealy. The entrees improved but the service was lacking. We had to ask to have our appetizer plates removed since they weren't taken before our entrees were served. Too many problems for a well established restaurant chain. Will not be back.
It was our first visit to this restaurant and we were not disappointed. The room is beautiful and the food and service were amazing, will definitely return next time I'm in town.
Nice location with Valet service right at your doorstep. Hostess was friendly and wait staff went above and beyond. Nice wine selection and appetizers. The food is good. The plates are a little skimpy in portions.
Great food, Not the best service our waiter was very rude but the GM was great and made up for it!!
1) Beware of going on the weekend unless you are well aquarium need with the Galleria area traffic and parking. I went through three lots to find a place to park after fifteen minutes in traffic. They do have valet parking and I would recommend using it. It would even be torture for an Uber driver.
3) Veal was quite good but the underlying risotto was not.
4) Waiter never even asked if we wanted more wine.
For the price of the entree I would not go back but if I was in the Galleria shopping I would go for the yummy flat breads.
The appetizers were delicious, so I was looking forward to the main course with steak. I asked for medium though, and it was very clearly medium rare to rare. The server sliced some of the steak for us before fully serving to us, and his difficulty with getting the the thin cuts clearly showed the pink rareness. Pretty disappointing for a $150 meal.
Using a limited menu several days after Valentine's Day is pretty lame.
I made reservations a weeks before for Valentine's Day and we end up almost sharing a table with another couple, that was uncomfortable. Food is always good but service was a kind of slow, but it was a busy night so I get it.
Since moving from NYC, I have greatly missed the Fig and Olive. The service, ambiance, food was as expected (excellent) and my only minor complaint was the noise level.
Such a shame the kitchen got backed up... took 3.5 hours to serve dinner. Food towards the end of the night was rushed and undercooked. The cocktails and the bartenders were excellent. When table staff apologise for things taking so long, you know they've got problems.
The food was really fantastic. So so good. Every plate. We went on Valentine's so I knew it was going to be pretty busy. Just felt like the wait staff should have been prepared for that. We waited for about 10 minutes for water and then each plate after that took a very long time. Once we were ready for dessert we waited for 20 min and then asked the waiter to go ahead and pack it to go and give us the check.
It was good - very good actually - but it wasn't anything that makes you want to come back.
Food & service were good.
Front desk hostess was either distracted, new & did not yet know what she was doing, or else her attitude was bordering on rude- not sure which it was- but it did not start the evening off pleasantly.
Fortunately, our waitress was personable & attentive, so we quickly forgot about the hostess.
Food was good, but menu is definitely limited. This is our 3rd visit to the restaurant in Houston.
We had loved it when we visited in NYC, but the menu changed significantly by the time it came to Houston. I don't know if we will come again.
First time at this Fig & Olive, I've dined at others. Great service, food, and ambiance.
Yes, however I would recommend it for early dinners or late lunches because the noise level can be very high.
Venue, server and food was excellent!
Extremely small portions for what you pay. My sisters salad was very salty and the server said he'd look into it and never did. Worst avocado toast I have ever had on a plain piece of toast with over cooked quail eggs and what tasted like grocery store pre packaged guacamole ($16 for what looked like a side dish). Was $300 for 4 people (about $100 was alcohol) and we all left hungry. Service was actually great just very disappointed with food. Especially since I recommended for my mom's birthday.
Service was great; enjoyed all the recommendations by our server Mr Bryan who was kind and knowledgeable.
Lamb chops were perfectly seasoned and yes to the Brussels sprouts.


Yesterday was a day of firsts. I had never seen a date palm.
that the little "things" were dates that had fallen to the ground. Cool!
Then we were sitting out with our adult beverage, watching the sunset and talking with one of our neighbors. What should come running up the path but something else I'd never seen, a road runner. The neighbor said it was only a juvenile, but it was a neat thing to see.
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Nayef: last king of the doomed kingdom
Yusuf Dhia-Allah
by Yusuf Dhia-Allah (News & Analysis, Crescent International Vol. 40, No. 10, Muharram, 1433)
The Saudi-ruled kingdom is heading for turbulent times. It faces challenges on both external and internal fronts. No, there is no imminent threat of a military invasion from abroad. It is the invasion of ideas that is scaring the living daylights out of members of the House of Saud. The kingdom cannot remain immune from the winds of change ushered in by the Islamic awakening that are sweeping the region. Three dictators have been dispatched into the dustbin of history. The House of Saud may be illegitimate but its members are no fools. They can read the writing on the wall. Their fears of being swept from power are well founded.
While they grapple with the winds of change sweeping the desert trying to prevent their tents from being blown away, they face an even more serious problem internally: that of age of the senior royals. There is no cure for old age, and disease that usually accompanies it. On October 22 Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz died of colon cancer in New York. He was 85 and it is the first time that the crown prince has died before the king himself. King Abdullah is 87 and not in the best health either, despite having a daughter who is only 7 years old. He underwent multiple back surgeries in New York last year and is now carted around in a wheelchair, but only for very important meetings. Otherwise, he remains bedridden.
When Sultan died, Abdullah elevated Interior Minister Nayef to fill the post of crown prince. What this means is that upon the king's death, Nayef will assume the throne, according to the Saudi constitution, which was promulgated in 1992 by King Fahd (died 2005) who dishonestly claimed that it was based on the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh). One is constrained to ask: what ayah of the Qur'an or hadith of the Prophet (pbuh) says that upon the king's death, the brother next in line becomes king? Even more basic, is the monarchical form of government allowed in Islam?
While the appointment of Nayef as crown prince may appear routine, he is a controversial figure. He too is fairly advanced in age — nearly 79 — and suffering from leukemia and diabetes. Prince Salman, governor of Riyadh for 50 years, was given the defence portfolio that became vacant upon Sultan's death. He will be assisted by Sultan's son Khalid who had served as de facto defence minister during his father's prolonged illness, as his deputy. Salman is 76. With all senior princes advancing into their eighties and suffering from multiple ailments, often cancer, the future of the House of Saud looks bleak.
Most important posts in the kingdom are occupied by members of the House of Saud as if talent, like the kingdom's oil wealth, is the monoply of the ruling family. But this poses a dilemma leading to rivalry and jealousy among the hordes of princes. In order to overcome the problem, King Abdullah established an Allegiance Council (2007) charged with choosing the next king. Comprising the army of "princes", this body may not work as smoothly as anticipated since rivalry between the children of different brethren is intense. It cannot be ruled out that upon Abdullah's death, bloody conflict may erupt among the ambitious royals. Their worst tribal instincts may get the better of them causing serious infighting.
The first rumblings of discontent erupted into the open in March 2009 when Abdullah appointed Nayef as Second Deputy Prime Minister. Prince Talal ibn Abdul Aziz, one of Nayef's half-brothers (it must be keep in mind that Abdul Aziz sired 37 children from 22 wives!) called for clarification in issues of succession. Talal rightly feared that it gave Nayef unfair advantage. In recent years, Nayef has frequently chaired cabinet meetings because of the absence of Abdullah and Sultan due to illness. With Sultan now safely lodged on the other side and Abdullah on his way there soon, Nayef will act as de facto ruler. Even before his elevation to the post of crown prince, Nayef's pictures had appeared in various government departments alongside those of Abdul Aziz, Abdullah and Sultan.
Nayef was also elevated to the post of deputy prime minister while retaining his long-held and important portfolio of interior minister. He has been interior minister since 1975 when his brother Fahd vacated it upon becoming second deputy prime minister. Nayef's influence has expanded into all corners of Saudi domestic policy including Hajj-related matters and with his new appointments it will allow him to partake in the development of foreign policy as well. As interior minister, Nayef controls 130,000 security personnel that he leverages to ward off challenges from other equally ambitious "royals".
It is, however, his views on reform that are likely to increase resentment against him when he becomes king. Nayef is very close to the obscurantist clergy in Saudi Arabia that have dug in their heels frustrating any attempts at reform and stubbornly clinging to the notion that women should not be permitted to drive. Nayef agrees; he is also a hardliner and it was he who prevented women from getting the right to vote in the 2005 municipal elections. According to an announcement by King Abdullah, women will get this right in 2014 but by then Nayef may be at the helm of affairs and it is unlikely he will countenance any such concessions to women that according to him must not be seen in public. He is equally averse to conceeding any rights to the people.
A glimpse into Nayef's thinking can be gleaned from an episode of eight years ago. In 2003, he summoned a small group of dissidents to his office in Riyadh. At the time Abdullah, who was crown prince but the country's de facto ruler because of King Fahd's illness, was willing to entertain their demands in a series of "dialogues". Not so Nayef. When the group was ushered into his office, he told them bluntly: "What we won by the sword, we will keep by the sword."
This was not mere bluff. Within a year, several leaders of the reform movement, including academics like Abdullah al-Hamid and Matrouk al-Faleh, had been arrested for their activities. As de facto ruler of the desert kingdom, Nayef is expected to clamp down even harder on any demands for more rights. He insists on using the sword. But he should know that people that live by the sword, also often die by the sword.
It is also possible that Nayef may not even live to be king. After all, there is no guarantee of life. Sultan was 85 but he died before the 87-year-old Abdullah. Since Nayef is suffering from leukemia, his days on earth may be shorter than he may imagine. Whether he dies or lives to become king, the chances of him being the last ruler of the kingdom are quite high. Few would mourn the end of the most obscurantist regime in the Muslim world that has desecrated the sanctity of the Haramain and perverted the pristine principles of Islam with their narrow-minded interpretations. Their other contributions have been to stoke the flames of sectarianism in the Ummah and total subservience to the avowed enemies of Islam.
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Right around Super Bowl time the commercials start running. And while warning us against drinking and driving may seem like a no-brainer, some brands try to capitalize on the season of binge drinking with a gimmick.
This year, it's the Tostitos Party Safe Bag. The tortilla chip bag comes with a built in "breathalyzer". If alcohol is detected on your breath, the bag can even help you call an Uber. These limited edition bags will not be sold to the general public, but Frito Lay has partnered with MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) to provide 25,000 Uber coupon codes to consumers. The codes will be available on participating bags of Tostitos chips sold at retailers.
And while we are in favor of any product or service that reminds people not to drink and drive, breathalyzer accuracy is the key issue with marketing gimmicks.
Accuracy is the most important element in determining whether or not it is safe to drive. The battery-powered breathalyzer in the Party Safe Bag opens up a larger dialogue about breathalyzers and the spectrum of accuracy. It appears that Tostitos knows their Party Safe Bag breathalyzer is inaccurate and unreliable since they won't sell it commercially.
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Drakeo, the ruler's mother, wants to sue for his murder
Drakeo the Ruler was fatally stabbed to death behind the scenes at the Once Upon a Time music festival in LA on Saturday night.
Less than 48 hours after he was murdered, his mother spoke up. In an interview with Rolling Stone At her LA home, an emotional Darrylene Corniel reflected on her son's final moments and vowed to get justice.
"I need this out here. I need people who know. And I want justice for my son. And I believe that justice will be served, "she said. "I will not rest until justice is done."
According to Corniel, Drakeo was backstage with a small group of people, including his younger brother Devonte Caldwell aka Ralfy the Plug, when they were "flooded" by a large crowd that arrived at the same time as YG.
"They said there were 40 to 60 people," she said. "Everything happened so quickly. They tried to skip them. "
Although she hasn't spoken to investigators yet, she has her own theory about the killer's motivation. "It's a shame how much jealousy and envy can make people bow to such low tactics as trying to destroy another person on the basis of fame and progress," she said. "If you start getting up there, people will be intimidated. So I think people got upset when his platform got higher.
Corniel also criticizes the safety of the venue for failing to do her job. "They let all these people in, and you shouldn't have all these people backstage. And your safety should be there, "she said. "You had more people than you should. And you allowed them to jump my son. You didn't protect my son. "
Concert promoter Live Nation said the incident occurred "on a backstage street" at the Banc of California Stadium in Exposition Park, LA. As a result, the festival ended prematurely before headliners Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent took the stage.
"We plan to sue," said Corniel. "That happened backstage at an event. Someone has to be held accountable. "
Corniel saw her eldest son for the last time through a hospital window. "I couldn't hug him or kiss him or anything. I had to look at him through a window, "she said.
After Drakeo's death, his industry friends, including Drake and Saweetie, shared tributes. Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa also called for peace in hip-hop amid the tragedy.


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Rain showers early will evolve into a more steady rain overnight. Low 38F. Winds SE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall near a quarter of an inch.
City manager Barry Sullivan presents the employee of the month award to Tamara Sieger of Gainesville Fire-Rescue. Sieger received the award at Tuesday's Gainesville City Council meeting.
Kit Chase
Council tables Locke Field lease
The Gainesville City Council unanimously tabled consideration of a lease proposal with Orison Holdings for Locke Field after lengthy public comments by a representative from Granite Industries, owner of Black Hill Farm, during Tuesday's meeting.
Lisa Dritschler urged council members to vote against the lease proposal with Orison Holdings and accused the deal as "a part of a backroom deal that is quite literally one-one thousandth of what it should be" and asked, "Do you really want to be part of this very questionable sweetheart deal?"
"I don't understand this, but they seemed to think that council was trying to choose between these two options," Gainesville city manager Barry Sullivan said Wednesday morning. "Since August of 2014 we have been working on this proposal (with Orison Holdings) and by the time we got it all buttoned up and ready to present to council, Black Hill Farm presented their plan."
"Just because someone else comes up with a plan doesn't mean you stop and not complete the proposal process."
Granite Industries plans construction of the Black Hill Farm project, The Heritage, a four-story development that is part of a 200 acre, mixed use, master planned community, located near North Central Texas College. Dritschler told the council Tuesday that their independent study "revealed the rental market in Gainesville can only support one project of this magnitude."
"Knowing this and having already approved one project, why is this even on the agenda? Why jeopardize our work when we have spent millions in this community, in favor of someone who has yet to spend a cent?"
"We were not aware that Black Hill was aggressively going after the apartments until March 5," Sullivan said Wednesday morning. "Both these projects finished up at the same time and approached us."
Dritschler told council members, "The Heritage at Black Hills Farm apartment community is not a "one hit wonder. It is an integral part of our overall planned development that you've already approved. We just closed on an additional 35 acres last week bringing our project to approximately 200 acres. Our Phase 1 With 43 residential lots is already under construction. We've asked for zero incentives form the city, no tax abatement, no infrastructure participation, no incentive."
"Council was made aware of it (Black Hills) at this (Tuesday) meeting," Sullivan said Wednesday. "As far as creating an equal playing field -- this lease is not about creating an equal playing field -- this lease is about leasing out Locke Field. The council has to decide it. Since there are now two options for multi-family development, we have to look at how this one lease impacts the city as a whole. And ultimately if the lease is still needed or not."
"Why would the city entertain costly incentives when they already have approved an apartment development in Black Hill Farm with no incentives," Dritschler asked council.
Orison Holdings seeks a tax abatement for their development. "They turned an application in for one, but that is not tied to the lease," Sullivan said. "The lease does not tie to a tax abatement. To consider a tax abatement by our guidelines you have to already have a lease in place. Just because you ask for one doesn't mean you're going to get it. The lease does not tie the city or anyone else in to providing a tax abatement. That's not legal. You have to go through another tax abatement process."
"We are still going through the proposal process," Sullivan said. "That's what last night would have done, ended it or kept it going. Council tabled it to take in the new development that Black Hill Farm has begun."
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The Joint Counter-Terrorist Forces, initiatives with uncertain results
AA / Cotonou / Abraham Kwame
The history of the joint forces against terrorism began at the end of 2014 with the Joint Multinational Force against Boko Haram. Composed of about ten thousand men, it was set up by the countries of the Lake Chad Basin (Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon) and Benin.
In March 2015, the African Union validated its creation by placing it under the supervision of the Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC). Its headquarters is in Ndjamena, the Chadian capital and since its creation it has been commanded by Nigerian generals.
– The Joint Force against Boko Haram: mixed results after seven years of existence.
In a report published in July 2020, the International Crisis Group (ICG), notes that the force has made "some progress". "Joint operations helped stem the expansion of Boko Haram in 2015 and 2016, and put pressure on the group, which split into three factions," it reads.
According to the document, this winning trend continued through 2019. humanitarian aid," adds ICG.
However, the Force failed to eradicate the threat. So far, the Boko Haram group and its splinter faction, the Islamic State in West Africa, remain active in the countries of the Lake Chad Basin, although attacks have diminished in scale.
According to Cameroonian researcher Aristide Mono, the Force's operations have not lived up to expectations.
"There is a real problem of total integration of the different contingents within the Multinational Force" notes the Doctor of Political Science and expert in the sociology and anthropology of security.
He recalls that only the Chadian forces used the right of pursuit, consisting in tracking down terrorist fighters beyond their borders. Dr Mono believes that Nigeria has not really invested in the success of this force project to fight the Boko Haram group based in Borno State in the northeast of the country.
"There was certainly a coalition of forces with the creation of an institution, however in reality, a lot of reluctance, a lot of mistrust was observed to the point where at one point, we were led to conclude that the Force Multinationale Mixte was a stillborn baby that lacked the means to hold out over time".
– The G5 Sahel Joint Force, an army without the sinews of war
After this force which continues to fight terrorism in the Lake Chad basin, there was the creation of the G5 Sahel Joint Force.
It was set up in 2017 by Mali, Mauritania, Chad, Niger and Burkina Faso.
Its mission is to fight against the deterioration of the security situation and the expansion of terrorist groups in the region.
It is made up of just over five thousand soldiers from the five countries. However, according to several security experts, it presents a negative balance sheet.
For Soumaïla Lah, a teacher-researcher at the University of Bamako and specialist in security issues, the joint force of the G5 Sahel is a failure.
He believes that "the failure is mainly due to a problem of ownership by the G5 Sahel member states, which have remained more in a logic of seeking external funding, seeking support in external logistical terms than building their own capacities. of the armies and governance systems of the member countries of the G5 Sahel".
Initially, the leaders of the organization drew up a budget of 425 million Euros to make the force fully operational. The five states directly concerned each provide 10 million, the European Union has undertaken to give a contribution of 50 million, the rest should be provided by international partners.
In February 2018, at the G5 Joint Force donor conference in Brussels, there were more than 400 million pledges of funding. In the end, only a small part of these funds was actually released.
"We are listened to politely, with a small knowing smile, but on arrival there is not much", lambasted the former president of Mali, the late Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, on the sidelines of the forum on peace held in Paris in November 2019.
The funding problem is only one point among the obstacles that prevent the real operationalization of the Joint Force of the States of the Sahel.
Soumaïla Lah, who is also coordinator of the "Citizen Alliance for Security Sector Reform" in Mali, points out that the G5 Sahel countries have made a mistake by entrusting all the management of the process to external partners.
"All operational logistics were provided by France. Today this logistics is entrusted to the Minusma (the United Nations multidimensional integrated mission for stabilization in Mali) but the Minusma itself was supported by the French force Barkhane, so the problem is complete, "analyzes Mr. Lah.
To make matters worse for the strength difficulties of the G5 Sahel, Mali decided to withdraw from the organization in May 2022. In a press release, we read that "The government of Mali decides to withdraw from all organs and bodies of the G5 Sahel, including the Joint Force".
The Bamako authorities explain their decision by the refusal of certain member states to let their country ensure its turn in the rotating presidency of the organization.
"Already the G5 has started with a broken foot and the departure of Mali has definitely broken the other foot. Today Mali constitutes the Gordian knot of the terrorist presence in the Sahel and if it is not in coordination with the other States, all efforts are doomed to failure," comments the teaching-researcher Soumaïla Lah .
Even if the future of the G5 Sahel Joint Force seems to be increasingly at the heart of the debates, Oumarou Paul Koalaga, a specialist in international relations and security issues in the Sahel, recalls that the G5 Sahel is an organization that also works on other issues. "The segments of infrastructure governance, prevention of radicalization and even research questions continue to operate and carry out their activities until now," notes Mr. Koalaga for whom all has not failed.
– The Multinational Force of the "Accra Initiative" forced to learn from the mistakes of others
The "Accra Initiative" is a mechanism launched in 2017 by Benin, Togo, Ghana, Burkina and Côte d'Ivoire. Its initial aim was to prevent the spread of violent extremism from the Sahel and to fight transnational organized crime in border areas.
In 2019, Mali and Niger joined this framework as observer members. Nigeria has also just been accepted as an observer member.
This melting pot of security cooperation has already enabled member countries to organize several joint anti-terrorist operations in border areas. In all, there were four editions of the operation called "Koudanlgou".
They made it possible to destroy several terrorist bases, to seize arms and ammunition, communication equipment and above all, to neutralize several terrorist fighters.
These operations mobilize thousands of soldiers from member countries.
For example, the "Koudanlgou IV" operation held over five days in November 2021, gathered according to data from the Burkinabe Ministry of Security, 5728 elements from the armies of Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire, from Ghana and Togo. Among other things, it mobilized "881 rolling machines and six air vectors. »
The "Koudanlgou IV" resulted in the arrest of 300 suspects, 53 firearms and ammunition were recovered and 144 vehicles seized.
The countries of the "Accra Initiative" which are already carrying out these joint operations have now decided to go further: the creation of a Joint Multinational Force.
For the moment, nothing official on its workforce or its means, only, at the summit of the Presidents of the "Accra Initiative" on November 22, 2022, the leaders of the organization promised to make the Force operational within one month.
Jeanine Ella Abatan, researcher at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) says she is optimistic about this project.
She believes that "the fact that we have both Lake Chad Basin countries, Sahel countries and coastal countries in the "Accra initiative" offers this framework for sharing experiences, for learn lessons and avoid certain mistakes that we have seen with the Force to fight against Boko Haram and that of the G5 Sahel".
Ms. Abatan took part in the technical conference of the "Accra Initiative" which brought together security experts and civil society actors on November 17 and 18, 2022 in the Ghanaian capital.
It welcomes the decision of the Heads of the Initiative to rely first on their own means to finance the Multinational Force.
"If we want to fight this threat effectively, we must give ourselves the means to do so, even if these countries are not closed to external support. It's already something to encourage," she says.
Bréma Ely Dicko, a teaching-researcher at the University of Bamako was also worse off at the meeting of experts from the Initiative. He also says he is confident for this new joint force.
He points out that unlike the G5 Sahel Force, which is made up of rather weak armies and in the process of being recomposed with the exception of Chad and Mauritania, the Accra Initiative Force will be able to count on armies like that Ghana who are "more or less structured and trained".
However, he notes a point which could be an obstacle to its effectiveness. "I'm not sure that countries like Burkina and Mali accept 'initiative' soldiers on their soil in a context where sovereignty is put forward. That's the other equation to solve," analyzes Dr. Dicko.
It invites the States, whatever their positions, to maintain the dialogue and to realize that the Sahel cannot fight alone against the threat because in the context of organized crime, important goods come through the ports .
– Also count with the ECOWAS anti-terrorist force project
Finally, three forces aiming for the same objective will now operate in West Africa and the Sahel, two regional spaces nested one inside the other.
According to the Senegalese researcher Ibrahima Kane, there will be a problem of effectiveness if all these forces have to be set in motion.
For him, the best option is to entrust the fight against terrorism to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which already federates most of the countries engaged on these three fronts.
It therefore welcomes the decision of the 62nd summit of the organization, held on December 04, 2022, to set up a counter-terrorism force in the region.
"I imagine that if they decide today to involve ECOWAS, which was totally absent, it is because they ultimately intend to put an end to these initiatives.
The intervention of ECOWAS, its action will certainly be the most effective because directed by the regional organization responding to a certain number of needs but also based on a certain number of rules and principles of both the region and the continent. This could really help solve the problem," he concludes.
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Tra i film in cui ha recitato, ricordiamo: Notti selvagge (1992), Mina Tannenbaum (1994), Poeti dall'inferno (1995), L'immagine del desiderio (1997), E morì con un felafel in mano (2001), principalmente in ruoli di giovani donne alle prese con le pene d'amore.

Biografia
Romane Bohringer nasce a Pont-Sainte-Maxence, nel dipartimento francese dell'Oise, il 14 agosto del 1973, figlia dell'attore Richard Bohringer, di origine tedesca per parte paterna, e dell'attrice Marguerite Bourry, nata a Saigon, nell'allora Indocina francese (oggi Ho Chi Minh, in Vietnam), da padre còrso e madre vietnamita. Sua sorella è l'attrice Lou Bohringer.
I genitori la chiamarono Romane in onore del regista Roman Polański, di cui sono grandi ammiratori

Carriera
Figlia d'arte, fa il proprio esordio nel cinema a soli 10 anni nel film La bête noire (1983) di Patrick Chaput, dove recita al fianco del padre. Torna ancora al fianco del padre nei film Folie suisse (1985) e Kamikaze (1986). In seguito, ottiene la parte di Miranda ne La tempesta, opera teatrale di William Shakespeare, diretta da Peter Brook. Nel 1992 recita nel film Notti selvagge di Cyril Collard, dove interpreta il ruolo di una donna che intreccia una relazione con un uomo bisessuale sieropositivo, ruolo che le vale la fama anche oltreoceano e alcuni premi, tra cui il Premio César per la migliore promessa femminile.

Nel 1994 è la protagonista nel film  Mina Tannenbaum di Martine Dugowson e nel 1995 è protagonista, al fianco di David Thewlis e Leonardo DiCaprio, del film Poeti dall'inferno di Agnieszka Holland, dove interpreta il ruolo di Mathilde, la moglie di Paul Verlaine (David Thewlis). Nel 1997 recita nel ruolo di una prostituta nell'opera teatrale di Frank Wedekind Lulu, diretta dal regista Hans-Peter Cloos.

In seguito è nel cast dei film L'immagine del desiderio (1997) di Bigas Luna, Rembrandt (1999) di Charles Matton, E morì con un felafel in mano (2001) di Richard Lowenstein, e altri. Nel 2005 debutta come regista e sceneggiatrice con il cortometraggio in lingua corsa Ti tengu caru. Nel 2006 è narratrice del film d'animazione La marcia dei pinguini.

Vita privata
È legata sentimentalmente all'attore Philippe Rebbot, conosciuto sul set della serie televisiva Nos enfants chéris, dal quale nel 2008 ha avuto una figlia di nome Rose.

Filmografia parziale

Attrice
 La bête noire, regia di Patrick Chaput (1983)
 Folie suisse, regia di Christine Lipinska (1985)
 Kamikaze, regia di Didier Grousset (1986)
 Ragazzi, regia di Mama Keïta (1991)
 Notti selvagge (Les nuits fauves), regia di Cyril Collard (1992)
 L'accompagnatrice , regia di Claude Miller (1992)
 Il colonnello Chabert (Le colonel Chabert), regia di Yves Angelo (1993)
 Mina Tannenbaum, regia di Martine Dugowson (1994))
 Cento e una notte (Les cent et une nuits de Simon Cinéma), regia di Agnès Varda (1995)
 Poeti dall'inferno ( Total Eclipse), regia di Agnieszka Holland (1995)
 L'appartamento, regia di Gilles Mimouni (1996)
 L'immagine del desiderio (La camarera del Titanic), regia di Bigas Luna (1997)
 Qualcosa di organico (1998)
 Vigo, passione per la vita, regia di Julien Temple (1998)
 Portraits Chinois ,regia di Martine Dugowson (1999)
 Rembrandt, regia di Charles Matton (1999)
 Anna en corse - film TV (1999)
 Il re è vivo (The King Is Alive), regia di Kristian Levring (2000)
 Deux femmes à Paris - film TV (2000)
 E morì con un felafel in mano ( He Died with a Felafel in His Hand), regia di Richard Lowenstein (2001)
 Pollicino (2001)
 Nos enfants chéris, regia di Benoît Cohen (2003)
 L'éclereur, regia di Djibril Glissant (2004)
 Lili et le baobab, regia di Chantal Richard (2006)
 Nos enfants chéris - serie TV, 6 episodi (2007-2008)
 Blanche, regia di Eric Griffon du Bellay - cortometraggio (2008)
 Le bal des actrices, regia di Maiwenn (2009)
 Blanche Maupas, regia di Patrick Chamain - film TV (2009)
 Aimé de son concierge - film TV (2010)
 Vic+Flo ont vu un ours, regia di Denis Cote' (2013)
 L'amour flou - Come separarsi e restare amici, regia di Romane Bohringer, Philippe Rebbot (2018)
 Una sirena a Parigi (Une sirène à Paris), regia di Mathias Malzieu (2020)

Doppiatrice
 La marcia dei pinguini (2006)

Regista
 Ti tengu caru - cortometraggio (2005)

Sceneggiatrice
 Ti tengu caru (2005)

Costumista
 Le pornographe (2001)

Teatro (lista parziale)

Attrice
 1991:  La tempesta  di William Shakespeare, regia di Peter Brook
 1994:  Il misantropo  di Molière, regia di Hans-Peter Cloos
 1995:  Romeo e Giulietta  di William Shakespeare, regia di Peter Brook
 1997: Lulu di Frank Wedekind, regia di Hans-Peter Cloos
 2003:  L'anima buona di Sezuan  di Bertolt Brecht, regia di Irina Brook

Regista
 2001:  Les Sept jours de Simon di Carole Fréchette

Discografia
 1996: D'une rive à l'autre (singolo, con Jacno)
 2009: Mille et une femmes, per il film  Le Bal des actrices

Premi & riconoscimenti
 1992 Premio Beauregard per il film  Notti selvagge .
 1992: Premio come miglior attrice al Festival di Béziers per il film L'accompagnatrice
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Roberta Morris Purdee (born September 3, in Kansas City, Missouri) is an American film producer and documentarian. She is the wife of actor Nathan Purdee and mother of actor/director Taylor A. Purdee.

Personal life
Raised by single mother Nancy Kopplin Morris throughout the midwestern United States, Morris Purdee would become a member of the first graduating class of Columbine High School, graduating early. In her late teens she married future daytime TV icon Nathan Purdee, the two supported themselves through college (where she studied early childhood education) by working as bounty hunters in Denver, Colorado. Eventually moving to Los Angeles so that Purdee could pursue a career as an actor, the two divorced in the 1980s only to remarry again in 1991, moving to New York City to begin Purdee's tenure on One Life to Live and raise their newborn son Taylor A. Purdee. She currently resides in Pennsylvania with her husband.

Career
Moving to Los Angeles Morris Purdee began working as assistant to Academy Award winning actor/director Lee Grant. Spending the next few years assisting Grant and fellow Oscar nominee Brenda Vaccaro, she became a script reader within the Hollywood Studio System before moving to New York to work as production coordinator on a number of studio films, independent films, television films, and documentaries.

Continuing to work with Grant and husband Joseph Feury she began producing films eventually opening her own production company with her own husband Nathan Purdee. The two groups worked together on a number of acclaimed documentaries and controversial narrative films for HBO, Lifetime, PBS, and Disney.

In the late 90s Purdee's Karmic Release Ltd. began to strike out on its own, producing the documentary film Wallowitch & Ross: This Moment, an intimate, musical portrait of New York Cabaret legend John Wallowitch and partner Bertram Ross, who had been Martha Graham's star dancer and co-director of the Graham Company. Directed by her brother Richard Morris and crediting both his wife, costume designer Sue Gandy and Nathan Purdee as producers as well, Wallowitch & Ross: This Moment went on to be shortlisted for the 1999 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.

Re-teaming with Feury/Grant in the early 2000s Morris Purdee produced "...A Father...A Son...Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", the story of the Douglas Hollywood dynasty begun by Kirk Douglas, and the groundbreaking Baghdad ER for HBO which went on to win 4 Emmys, a Peabody, and the Dupont-Columbia.

During this particularly productive era Morris Purdee also produced a series of specials for Sesame Workshop, the beloved documentary Praying with Lior, as well as working with Jonathan Caouette on his seminal film Tarnation. Her solutions to the political and logistical struggles faced while producing Baghdad ER and the extensive roadblocks faced when clearing rights to the near endless pop culture imagery that is woven into the fabric of Tarnation have been lectured on at Yale and Lehigh University.

In 2011 she began working more closely with son Taylor A. Purdee. The two have produced two feature length films together, the documentary This is Honduras, and the musical film Killian & the Comeback Kids which stars both Taylor and Nathan Purdee, as well as a number of acclaimed specials, shorts, and re-releases. The features, both directed by Taylor, are expected to be released theatrically in 2020.

In 2014 Blue Rider Press published Lee Grant's memoirs as I Said Yes To Everything, edited by Morris Purdee. The two had begun work on the book in 2009. Receiving rave reviews the book has seen multiple printings and been placed on the Entertainment Weekly "Must List," Apple's "Best of 2014," been named an Editor's Favorite book by Amazon.

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1957 births
Living people
Film producers from Kansas
American women film producers
People from Kansas City, Missouri
21st-century American women


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David Loar and Benjamin Curns in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
Rick Blunt in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
Allison Glenzer and Benjamin Curns in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
Alyssa Wilmoth in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
Allison Glenzer in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
The cast of MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
Joan Sacco in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
David Loar and Allison Glenzer in MACBETH. Photo by TOMMY THOMPSON. 2008.
"If it were done," says Macbeth, contemplating the murder of his king and kinsman, "'twere well it were done quickly." To be true to its theme, the play has to be quick, and at 2200 lines it is Shakespeare's shortest tragedy (Hamlet, his longest, is 4200 lines).
Macbeth is about a man and a woman who take the quickest way, and Shakespeare throws that "quickest way" into relief by juxtaposing it with the slower ways, the ways of nature. The Macbeths choose to shorten time through murder, to leapfrog over the natural process of coming to the throne, and in so doing they set themselves against the rhythms of nature, against growing things. Duncan says to Banquo, "I have begun to plant thee and will labor to make thee full of growing" (1.4.28-29), and images of this sort of natural and slow fruition are everywhere associated with Macbeth's enemies, primarily through children.
Generation, slow generation, is the enemy of Macbeth, and he contemplates the natural progression of time with horror.


With 4 films now under their belt, DC is still a studio confused as to what it wants to achieve from its flagship franchise characters as we get to a film that sees their previously covered legends Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman join the Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg to take on a planet destroying threat. After director Zack Snyder dropped out owing to a family tragedy, in stepped comic fan-boy Joss Whedon who has clearly added his own lightweight banter to a series steeped in muted colours and moody awfulness.
The plot is simple as Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne attempts to persuade other meta-humans to join his team in order to stop evil monster Steppenwolf and his army of Parademons. And that's it. Batman vs. Superman's awkward complexity is jettisoned for a simple story and a sub-2 hour runtime but even so, many scenes and characters make little sense – even the ones that have already had an entire film devoted to them.
As a huge fan of Snyder, Whedon and DC characters (see my 2013 favourite superhero films of all time blog), where a reported $300 million was spent is anyone's guess? The bland CGI Steppenwolf is a boring Scorpion-King nothing and although it's slightly more coherent than say Suicide Squad, I've never had the inclination to see Batman in Lord of the Rings as he battles hordes of fantasy-like winged orcs in Playstation-quality video game visuals.
The League (read Avengers) are formed to stop the coming together of 3 'power boxes' (read Infinity Stones) as other-worldly civilisations like the Atlantians and Amazonians (read Asgardians) fight a CGI fantasy bad-guy (read Thanos) and his parademon army (read Chitauri). Unoriginal and desperate, the film uses Danny Elfman and John Williams' classic scores in a poor attempt to add class to a very unclassy product.
It not only reminds you of other films, Flash's slow-motion escapades echo Quicksilver in X-Men: Days of Future Past, but it also reminds you of how good those other films are in comparison. The added Whedon reshoots don't stand out because nothing relates to any other scene at all anyway, so who would notice. And the obligatory orange and teal colour palette one hour in (a horrid design aesthetic seen in BvS and Wonder Woman already) appears with orange flames and cold blue characters, but one improvement is that they've avoided Snyder's dull colour grading to let some bright images jump from the screen.
The actors are actually quite likeable but they're not just fighting Steppenwolf, they're fighting an uphill battle against an awful plot and dialogue. New characters like Cyborg have underdeveloped relationships and back-stories that are brushed over in single sentences of exposition like reading a summary on Wikipedia.
*SPOILER* As the gang attempt to harness the powers of Superman to help their cause, the film delves into one of its best aspects as a particular scene (still heavily drenched in CGI) shows the team battling with the Man of Steel who is confused as to his resurrection. It's a fun, exciting and totally understandable scene with a clear goal and antagonist. It's also one that could (should?) have been used as the basis of an entirely different film in an alternative DC timeline full of interesting themes and well established motivations.
Sadly, the film fails to build upon that single scene and the worst thing is that this is DC's 5th film and in my opinion still worse than their first attempt. Snyder ultimately ends by replacing Joel Schumacher's legendary bad Batman and Robin's fake sets and outfits with legendary bad fake CGI and design. As the film fumbles its way into the end-zone final battle, it genuinely looks like everyone has given up. The actors, the computer generated visuals, the recycled scores and the dull boring action sequences simply summarise where their universe is at. If there was any justice in this world, DC would wipe the slate clean and chalk these films up as an admirable failure and resurrect their own franchise with the "hope" this film attempts to leave us with.


Sadrian scowled as he watched the archierophant conduct the Ritual of Cleansing. He could sense the darkness in her soul; like so many of the priests in Sharn, she was filled with ambition and greed. But the Council of Cardinals had invested Ythana Morr with her position, and he had seen her perform miracles with the power of the Flame; it was not the place of a lowly Templar to challenge her faith.
Religion plays an important role in Eberron, and future Dragonshards will take a closer look at each of the major religions found in the world. First it is necessary to understand the role of religion and divine magic in the setting, and the ways that the churches and clerics of Eberron differ from their counterparts in other published worlds.
In many Dungeons & Dragons settings, deities are beings that player characters can interact with directly. There is no question whether the gods exist; if you're an experienced planar traveler, you can drop by Asgard and beat up Thor. Fundamentally, deities are just very powerful characters.
This is not the case in Eberron. While many of the deities are portrayed with anthropomorphic icons, they do not walk the mortal world or even the known planes. If they exist at all, deities inhabit a higher plane of existence -- a realm that cannot be reached with planar travel. Some believe that the souls of heroes travel to this realm after passing through the darkness of Dolurrh; while this is a comforting belief, it has never been proven.
If the gods may not even exist, who do you commune with? Why do planar allies answer your call? Divine magic exists, and most believe that it is a gift from the gods. Something provides answers to commune, and a priest believes it to be his deity. A skeptic may counter that it is the collective unconscious or merely a powerful outsider. As for planar allies, reverence for the gods is not limited to mortals. Celestials and fiends also worship deities. An archon dedicated to Dol Arrah may never have seen the face of the goddess but it believes in her implicitly, and it will aid those mortals who fight in her name.
Ultimately, belief in a deity is a matter of faith. Each deity represents an ideal and espouses a certain code and approach to life. When you embrace the path of a god, you become part of a community in the mortal world. Perhaps, if you are deeply spiritual, you will gain the power to perform miracles of divine magic. This is what people expect of the gods of Eberron: they affect the world by guiding and empowering their followers, not by manifesting and taking direct action.
One of the major changes in the EberronCampaign Setting is that a cleric's alignment does not have to match that of his deity. A lawful evil cleric can worship a chaotic good god, and he will still receive spells and granted powers. The main question is what this divergent alignment means. It may be that the priest is betraying the ideals of his church. It is equally possible that the priest fervently believes in the principles of his religion but approaches them in an unusual manner. For example, an inquisitor of the Silver Flame may be lawful evil. He is willing to torture and kill in the interest of what he views as "the greater good," and he truly believes that he is carrying out the wishes of the Flame when he does so. Good-aligned members of the church may find his methods abhorrent, but the question is whether his results serve the goals of the church. In the minds of the people, questions of good and evil are far broader than "what can be detected by detect evil?" When the Silver Flame began its crusade against lycanthropy, the soldiers knew that there were individual lycanthropes that were not evil. But lycanthropy itself -- a curse that could corrupt the body and soul of anyone it touched -- was seen as evil, and the sacrifice of innocents was necessary to purge the greater darkness.
One of the predominant religions of Eberron is the worship of the Sovereign Host, along with its shadow, the Dark Six. Most people worship the entire host and address their prayers to whichever deity suits the needs of the moment. A traveler may offer a prayer to Kol Korran when boarding a ship, give thanks to Olladra after an excellent meal, and make a sacrifice to Dol Dorn when a pirate ship appears on the horizon. Priests typically serve a particular sovereign, but a cleric can choose to worship the pantheon as a whole.
As described on page 35 of the EberronCampaign Setting, it is possible for a cleric to have no god and still perform divine magic. This is not, however, the same as having no beliefs; it still requires a strong commitment to an ideal or a philosophy. The cleric needs to devise his own system of belief and explain how it justifies the domains he has selected, and the DM always has the authority to disallow a combination of domains. The goal is to allow a broad range of personal faiths -- like the warforged developing their own religions -- not to encourage players to pick domains based solely on granted abilities.
Arcane magic is seen as a science. It is a force that can be controlled through formula and incantation. Divine magic is quite different: it is a miracle of faith. True clerics are rare. They are the crusaders of the church, skilled in battle and capable of channeling the power of their deity. The vast majority of priests are experts who possess no spellcasting ability whatsoever. An average religious expert might possess Knowledge (religion), Knowledge (History), Heal, Diplomacy, and Sense Motive, and use these skills to provide spiritual guidance to her community. Most divine spellcasters are adepts, just as most arcane spellcasters are magewrights. A cleric of any level is a remarkable figure.
A side effect of this is that most temples do not sell divine spells. To begin with, many temples don't have a divine spellcaster. Those that do will not sell the gifts of their god for mere gold. If the petitioner is a loyal member of the faith, an adept may aid him at no cost, or the adept may set a price based on the abilities of the adventurer, calling upon him to make a sacrifice to prove his faith or perform a service in the name of the church. The more powerful the spell, the more significant the sacrifice or service. If a nonbeliever serves the cause of the church, it's possible a priest will provide assistance, but a temple is not a marketplace. No one can demand a miracle as if purchasing a spell from a wizard's guild. Needless to say, this makes a character's choice of religion an important decision. A cleric of the Blood of Vol will never consider helping a follower of the Silver Flame, and you'd be soiling your faith even to ask.
There is a notable exception to this rule: corrupt clerics. Especially in Breland, there are priests who are more interested in lining their pockets than serving the faithful. If you can find such a cleric, you can purchase any spell he can cast, at standard prices.


We invite you to our 32nd engaging Architect Café on IT4IT where you can discover the "new" standard from The Open Group for managing the business of IT.
Speaker will be Rob Akershoek, current Chair of The Open Group IT4IT Forum. During his talk Rob will focus on how IT4IT can empower companies to build better systems by architecting for digital business strategies.
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Test-Aankoop / Test-Achats, as part of the Euroconsumers group, evolves from a consumer organization defending the interest of consumers through traditional media (press and magazines) to a personalized service provider (contact center and digital). This puts the organization before a number of architectural challenges (business, application, data, technical).
In this BAEA session Els Goossens and Tom Verweijen will introduce you to these challenges from the architect's perspective.
Share interesting event topics or recommend speakers.
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Our colleagues from Crossroad will share their lessons learned on innovating customer experience through Service Design.
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We invite you to the 29th EA Café where our colleagues from Crossroad will share their lessons learned on innovating customer experience through Service Design.


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Пишанза (; устар. Пшанза, устар. Пшанзы, устар. Пшанзе) — река протекающая по территории Айнинского района Согдийской области Таджикистана. Правый приток реки Ягноб.

Длина — 9,2 км. Площадь водосбора — 83,2 км². Средний расход воды — 3,05 м³/с.

Общее описание

Характеристики стока
Количество рек протяжённостью менее 10 км расположенных в бассейне Пишанза — 5, их общая длина составляет 11 км. Средний расход воды — 3,93 м³/с. Максимальный среднесуточный расход — 6,17 м³/с (1955), минимальный — 0,16 м³/с (1965). Средний слой стока в половодье — 209 мм. 75 % стока от годового приходится на половодье. Начало половодья — начало мая, окончание половодья — третья декада сентября. Средняя продолжительность половодья — 141 дней в год.

Коэффициент внутригодового стока — 1,13. Месяц с наибольшим стоком — июль. 44 % от годового стока приходится на период с июля по сентябрь. Тип питания — ледниково-снеговое.

Дарьяуреч входит в I группу рек с летним лимитирующим сезоном. В таблице приведены следующие характеристики стока реки (место измерения устье).

Поверхность площади водосбора
Согласно данным справочника «Ресурсы поверхностных вод СССР» (1971) изреженная растительность и полупустынные зоны занимают 32,0 % от общей площади бассейна Пишанза, 5,0 % — скалистые обнажения, осыпи, ледники и фирновые поля. Густой травяной покров, субальпийские и альпийские луга занимают 11,0 %, а леса, заросли кустарника и редколесье — 52,0 %.

Площадь бассейна с преобладанием горных пород делится следующим образом:
 Сланцы, глины, алевролиты — 33 %
 Песчаники, конгломераты — 33 %
 Карбонаты, глины, мергели, известняки, доломиты, соли — 34 %

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Q: self join providing wrong answers Hypothetical data - tbl1:

orderID
SupplierID
Status
Reason
Created At

29

1

22-01-2021 22:08

29

2

22-01-2021 22:10

29
265
3

23-01-2021 06:25

29

2
sometext
23-01-2021 12:25

29
1605
3

24-01-2021 10:21

29
1605
4
anothertext
24-01-2021 11:03

29
324
3

26-01-2021 06:43

29

2
sometext
26-01-2021 12:43

29
1564
3

26-01-2021 16:09

Desired result:

orderID
SupplierID
Status
Reason
Created At

29
265
3

23-01-2021 06:25

29
324
3

26-01-2021 06:43

My query -
select distinct tbl1.orderID, tbl1.created_at, tbl2.supplierID
from tblxyz as tbl1 left join tblxyz as tbl2
on tbl1.orderID = tbl2.orderID
where tbl1.status=2 and tbl1.reason='sometext' and tbl2.status=3 and tbl1.created_at < (tbl2.created_at + INTERVAL 1 DAY)
group by tbl2.supplierID

I am unable to figure out where is my query wrong.

A: You can try to use LAG window function to get previous status and reason, then do your judgment.
Schema (MySQL v8.0)
CREATE TABLE tblxyz(
   orderID int,
  SupplierID INT,
  Status INT,
  Reason VARCHAR(50),
  CreatedAt DATETIME

);

INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,NULL,  1,'','2021-01-22 22:08');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,NULL,  2,'','2021-01-22 22:10');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,265  , 3,'','2021-01-23 06:25');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,NULL,  2,'sometext','2021-01-23 12:25');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,1605,  3,'','2021-01-24 10:21');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,1605,  4,'anothertext','2021-01-24 11:03');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,324  , 3,'','2021-01-26 06:43');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,NULL,  2,'sometext','2021-01-26 12:43');
INSERT INTO  tblxyz VALUES (29,1564,  3,'','2021-01-26 16:09');

Query #1
SELECT t1.orderID,t1.SupplierID,t1.Status,t1.Reason,t1.PreviewCreatedAt
FROM (
  select *,
         LAG(Status) OVER(PARTITION  BY orderID ORDER BY CreatedAt) PreviewStatus,
         LAG(Reason) OVER(PARTITION  BY orderID ORDER BY CreatedAt) PreviewReason,
         LAG(CreatedAt) OVER(PARTITION  BY orderID ORDER BY CreatedAt) PreviewCreatedAt
  from tblxyz
) t1
WHERE PreviewStatus = 2 AND Status = 3 AND PreviewReason='sometext';

orderID
SupplierID
Status
Reason
PreviewCreatedAt

29
1605
3

2021-01-23 12:25:00

29
1564
3

2021-01-26 12:43:00

View on DB Fiddle

A: Do you need in this:
SELECT t2.*
FROM tbl1 t1
JOIN tbl1 t2 USING (orderID)
WHERE t1.Status = 2
  AND t2.Status = 3
  AND t1.Reason = 'sometext'
  AND t2.Created_At BETWEEN t1.Created_At - INTERVAL 1 DAY AND t1.Created_At
ORDER BY t1.Created_At;

https://dbfiddle.uk/?rdbms=mysql_8.0&fiddle=543d9150d1b23a01df01e0223f3fb3f2