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Egress Software Technologies CEO responds to ICO's Data Security Incidents Report for Q2
On Friday 16 November, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) published its Data Security Incidents Report for Q2 2018. Data security incidents, which are breaches of the seventh data protection principle or personal data breaches reported under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, are a major concern for those affected and a key area of action for the ICO.
On 18 July 2018, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) was fined £200,000 for revealing the identities of abuse victims in a mass e-mail. On 9 August, Lifecycle Marketing (Mother and Baby) Ltd, also known as Emma's Diary, was fined £140,000 for illegally collecting and selling personal information belonging to more than one million people.
On 20 September, Equifax Ltd was fined £500,000 for failing to protect the personal information of up to 15 million UK citizens during a cyber attack in 2017 and, on 28 September, BUPA Insurance Services was fined £175,000 for failing to have effective security measures in place to protect customers' personal information.
Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress Software Technologies, commented: "Looking at this report, it's no surprise that the number of data security incidents filed to the ICO has continued to increase with no signs of plateauing. Overall, there has been a 29% increase in the number of reported data security incidents, from 3,146 between April and June 2018 to 4056 from July to September 2018. This demonstrates a 490% increase compared to the same quarter in 2017."
Pepper continued: "Similar to the statistics we observed in the ICO's previous report, this doesn't necessarily mean that organisations are experiencing more incidents, but it definitely does mean that more are now being reported. The increased awareness for organisations to tread carefully has been fuelled by the General Data Protection Regulation, as well as the significant data breach incidents that recognisable brands have suffered in recent times."
In terms of the monetary penalties, fewer fines were issued between July and September compared to those issued between April and June, with £875,000 issued under the Data Protection Act in the most recent complete three-month period.
Significant growth in data incidents
Although the report doesn't summarise the type of incidents reported, it does detail the sectors that have experienced significant growth in these incidents. These include general business, which has experienced an increase of 87%, finance with 49%, insurance and legal with 63%, media with 633% and transport and leisure with 57%, while Government, at both the central and local level, experienced a 14% increase.
"We have also seen an organisation fined for unlawfully selling personal data, while Equifax was fined the highest amount under the Data Protection Act (£500,000) for a cyber attack that exposed the personal information of up to 15 million UK citizens."
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham
Pepper added: "Clearly, there's not only an issue with external attackers illegally obtaining and hacking an organisation's systems to obtain data, but also with internal employees – and companies as a whole – misleading the population on why their personal data is being collected and how it will be used. As a result, organisations should be vigilant when it comes to ensuring data security protection is in place, and especially so to combat internal threats."
Pepper feels that organisations should take a user-centric approach to data security, ensuring that every employee – from C-Suite executives to the average worker – is as security savvy as they need to be. This philosophy has been highlighted in recent Egress research, which revealed that 20% of an organisation's employees don't know what kinds of personal information should be protected when sharing data via e-mail.
"By taking a user-centric approach and equipping staff to protect personal data through technology that supports and secures the work they do," urged Pepper, "as well as more training and awareness of what constitutes the mishandling of personal data, organisations will be able better placed to mitigate the chances of external and internal data security incidents."
Tagged as BUPA Insurance Services, C-Suite, Cyber Attacks, Data Protection, Data Protection Act, Data Security, Egress Software Technologies, Equifax, General Data Protection Regulation, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Personal Information, Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, Pro-Activ Publications, Risk Xtra, TheSecurityLion
UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner issues Annual Report 2013-2014
The UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner's inaugural Annual Report outlines both the work the Commissioner, Tony Porter, has completed and his future plans.
The report explains how the Commissioner:
*continues to promote the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice to relevant and non-relevant authorities
*has launched an easy to use self-assessment tool for any organisation to demonstrate how they are meeting the principles contained in the Code
*has continued the work of his predecessor, Andrew Rennison, to simplify the CCTV standards framework in order to encourage the industry and operators of CCTV systems to meet minimum standards
*will be issuing guidance to users of domestic CCTV following his concerns about the growing number of complaints around the use of CCTV at people's homes
Download a copy of the Annual Report 2013-2014
Tony Porter: UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner
Foreword to the Annual Report
In the Foreword to the Annual Report, in which he addresses Home Secretary Theresa May, Tony Porter states:
"I am pleased to present to you the first Annual Report from the Surveillance Camera Commissioner. This report covers the period from the appointment of the first Surveillance Camera Commissioner (on 13 September 2012). I am grateful to my predecessor Andrew Rennison who undertook the functions of the Surveillance Camera Commissioner until his departure in February 2014. Much of his work is reflected in the body of the report and he has kindly attached an open letter which follows this Foreword.
"I intend to ensure that the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice (PoFA Code) is promoted to relevant authorities under S33 (5) of the Protection of Freedoms Act so that they fully understand and fulfil their duty to have regard to the PoFA Code. I also intend to explore other opportunities to promote the PoFA Code to non-relevant authorities, thereby seeking voluntary adoption across a broad range of sectors.
"According to a survey conducted by the British Security Industry Association on the number of cameras in the UK (published in July 2013), just 1 in 70 of CCTV systems are state owned. This reinforces that a major part of my role is to reach out to others who use overt surveillance in public space – not solely relevant authorities. I will detail plans later in the report, but I have already met with universities and spoken to some residential social landlords and the British Retail Consortium and will continue to reach out to others to whom the PoFA Code is applicable.
"The use of CCTV in domestic environments continues to cause concern among the public and is a high generator of complaints across various agencies. With a view to showing leadership in the sector, I have said publicly that I intend to explore ways of working with manufacturers, retailers, installers, consumers and the Information Commissioner's Office to impart the principles of the PoFA Code.
"That said, there remains much to do to achieve that goal. I have worked with some relevant authorities, particularly public space CCTV managers in local authorities that show enormous enterprise in adopting the principles within the PoFA Code. However, it has been brought to our attention that the application of the PoFA Code is not consistent throughout all relevant authorities. We have been made aware of instances where some traffic enforcement officers, often using the same cameras as those used to deliver crime and disorder reduction strategies, do not deliver the same level of compliance to the PoFA Code. Accordingly, where dual use CCTV Operations Rooms are in use I intend to raise the obligations within the PoFA Code to encourage compliance.
"There remain a large number of surveillance camera system users who are not under a duty to have regard to the PoFA Code. By focusing on the larger scale operators via seminars, webinars and personal engagement, I intend to raise the profile of the PoFA Code. My aim is to secure voluntary adoption and achieve surveillance by consent across the broadest range of organisations.
"Application of the PoFA Code not only delivers benefits to society in terms of privacy, security of public safety, transparency and reassurance but also benefits business through better performance and cost reduction. This will be my mantra going forward."
Tagged as Andrew Rennison, BRC, British Retail Consortium, British Security Industry Association, BSIA, CCTV, Home Office, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Pro-Activ Publications, Protection of Freedoms Act, Risk UK, security, surveillance, Surveillance Camera Code of Practice, Theresa May MP, TheSecurityLion, Tony Porter, UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner
"Organisations must act now to avoid hackers' oldest trick in the book" urges ICO
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is warning organisations that they must make sure their websites are protected against one of the most common forms of online attack – SQL injection.
The warning comes after the hotel booking website, Worldview Limited, was fined £7,500 following a serious data breach where a vulnerability on the company's site allowed attackers to access the full payment card details of 3,814 customers.
The data was accessed after the attacker exploited a flaw on a page of the Worldview website to access the company's customer database. Although customers' payment details had been encrypted, the means to decrypt the information – known as the decryption key – were stored with the data. This oversight allowed the attackers to access the customers' full card details, including the three digit security code needed to authorise payment.
Christopher Graham: the Information Commissioner
The weakness had existed on the website since May 2010 and was only uncovered during a routine update on 28 June 2013. The attackers had access to the information for ten days. The company has now corrected the flaw and invested in improving its IT security systems.
Worldview Limited would have received a £75,000 penalty but the ICO was required to consider the impact any penalty would have on the company's financial situation.
Attacks are preventable
Simon Rice, the ICO's Group Manager for Technology, said: "It may come as a surprise to many in the IT security industry that this type of attack is still allowed to occur. SQL injection attacks are preventable but organisations need to spend the necessary time and effort to make sure their website isn't vulnerable. Worldview Limited failed to do this, allowing the card details of over 3,000 customers to be compromised."
Rice added: "Organisations must act now to avoid one of the oldest hackers' tricks in the book. If you don't have the expertise in-house then find someone who does, otherwise you may be the next organisation on the end of an ICO fine and the reputational damage that results from a serious data breach."
Tagged as cyber security, Data Breach, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Internet Security, Online Security, Pro-Activ Publications, Reputational Risk, Risk UK, security, SQL Injection, TheSecurityLion, Worldview Limited
ICO Blog: 'An updated CCTV Code of Practice fit for 2014 and beyond'
Jonathan Bamford – head of strategic liaison at the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) – discusses the ICO's updated CCTV Code of Practice and outlines why a revised Code is required to meet the demands of modern society.
It's nearly five months since I last wrote about the importance of having a CCTV Code fit for the demands of modern society. At that time the draft version of the Code was out for consultation. Now, all of your comments have been considered and our updated CCTV guidance is available on the ICO's website.
The updated CCTV Code is one that's truly fit for the times in which we live. The days of CCTV being limited to a video camera on a pole are long gone. Our new Code reflects the latest advances in surveillance technologies and their implementation, while also explaining the key data protection issues that those operating the equipment need to understand.
So what's changed? Well, in some respects it's a case of 'keep calm and carry on'. The fundamental principles that need to be followed remain the same. People must be informed about the information being collected about them with relevant use of privacy notices and signage where required. The information also needs to be kept secure so that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands, and effective retention and disposal schedules must be in place to make sure information is only kept for as long as necessary before it's securely destroyed.
The ICO has updated its CCTV Code of Practice
However, the Code must reflect the times. The pace of technological change since our CCTV guidance was last updated in 2008 – let alone when it was first published some 14 years ago – has been considerable. These advances bring with them new opportunities and challenges for making sure the technology continues to be used in compliance with the Data Protection Act.
One common theme from the enforcement action we've taken in relation to the use of surveillance cameras is that there needs to be a thorough privacy impact assessment. This needs to be conducted before deploying these increasingly powerful and potentially intrusive technologies. The Code will help operators to stay on the right side of the law and save them from wasting money and resources on non-compliant systems.
New and emerging surveillance technologies
The new and emerging technologies section of the updated Code covers the key surveillance technologies that we believe will become increasingly popular in the years ahead.
A number of organisations are starting to use body-worn video. These small, inconspicuous devices can record both sound and images. This can mean that they are capable of being much more intrusive than traditional town centre CCTV. On that basis, their use needs to be well justified with safeguards put in place such as to ensure they are not used when they're not needed. There must be strong security in case the devices fall into the wrong hands. The Code details specific guidance to help deal with the challenges of using these new devices.
The guidance also considers technologies that are not currently commonplace, but which may prove increasingly popular in future. Just last month, the Civil Aviation Authority released figures showing that over 300 companies have now been given permission to operate UAS (Unmanned Aerial Surveillance) in the UK. This figure has risen by a third within the last 12 months alone. Many of these devices can now be bought for a few hundred pounds and can record imagery. There's important guidance on how they can be used by organisations to record personal information.
Recreational users are also encouraged to operate UAS responsibly. For example, recording should be restricted and only carried out in controlled areas where people are informed that monitoring may be taking place. It's important that organisations understand these obligations at an early stage if they're to remain on the right side of the law.
Jonathan Bamford: head of strategic liaison at the ICO
The updated CCTV Code also addresses long-standing issues where the consultation responses have shown that further clarification of the law is required. One such issue is the need for operators to comply with subject access requests. These requests are an important right enshrined in the Data Protection Act and allow individuals to request a record of any personal information that an organisation holds about them. This includes CCTV footage capturing their image.
However, these requests have been causing a great deal of confusion, particularly for smaller operators unaware of this area of the law. The new CCTV guide includes an expanded section explaining how these requests should be handled, when the information should be given out and details of the statutory deadline of 40 days by which time operators have to provide a full response.
Complementing the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice
We've designed our guidance to complement the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice published under the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012. The Surveillance Camera Code's 'Guiding Principles' apply to police forces, Police and Crime Commissioners and local authorities in England and Wales as described in the Act, and contain advice about recommended operational and technical standards that others may find useful.
The technology may change but the principles of the Data Protection Act remain the same. CCTV and other surveillance systems need to be proportionate, justifiable and secure in order to be compliant.
The updated ICO Code will help to make sure that this situation continues for the years ahead.
Tagged as Body Worn Video, CCTV, CCTV Code of Practice, Code of Practice, Compliance, Data Protection Act, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Police and Crime Commissioners, Privacy, Pro-Activ Publications, Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, Risk UK, security, surveillance, Surveillance Camera Code of Practice, Surveillance Camera Commissioner, TheSecurityLion, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
ICO warns CCTV operators that use of surveillance cameras must be "necessary and proportionate"
The Information Commissioner's Office has warned CCTV operators that surveillance cameras must only be used as a necessary and proportionate response to a real and pressing problem.
The warning comes on the same day that the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published its updated CCTV Code of Practice. The update includes a look at the data protection requirements placed on the operators of new and emerging surveillance technologies, including drones and body-worn video cameras.
"The UK is one of the leading users of CCTV and other surveillance technologies in the world," said Jonathan Bamford, the ICO's head of strategic liaison. "The technology on the market today is able to pick out even more people to be recorded in ever greater detail. In some cases, that detail can then be compared with other databases, for instance when Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) is used. This realises new opportunities for tackling problems such as crime, but also poses potential threats to privacy if cameras are just being used to record innocent members of the public without good reason."
The ICO has moved to warn CCTV operators that the use of surveillance cameras must be "necessary and proportionate"
Bamford added: "Surveillance cameras should not be deployed as a quick fix, but rather as a proportionate response to a real and pressing problem. Installing surveillance cameras or technology like ANPR and body-worn video is often seen as the first option, but before deploying such systems we need to understand the problem and whether that's an effective and proportionate solution. Failure to conduct proper privacy impact assessments in advance has been a common theme in our enforcement cases."
Updated Code of Practice: the detail
The updated Code of Practice explains how CCTV and other forms of camera surveillance can be used to process people's information. The guidance details the issues that operators should consider before installing such surveillance technology, the measures that companies should have in place to make sure an excessive amount of personal information isn't being collected and the steps organisations should take in order to make sure captured information is kept secure and destroyed once it's no longer required.
The ICO's CCTV Code of Practice complements the provisions in the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice issued last year by the UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner, which applies to police forces, local authorities and Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales (as described in the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012). The ICO's guidance covers a wider area, as the requirements of the Data Protection Act apply to all sectors processing personal information across the whole of the UK (including the private sector). The Data Protection Act 1998 does not apply to individuals operating CCTV for their own domestic use.
Recent enforcement action taken by the ICO to stop the excessive use of CCTV includes an enforcement notice served on Southampton City Council after the latter required the video and audio recording of the city's taxi passengers 24 hours a day.
The ICO also served an enforcement notice on Hertfordshire Constabulary after the force began using ANPR cameras to record every car entering and leaving the small rural town of Royston in Hertfordshire.
In both cases, the "excessive use" of surveillance cameras was reduced following the ICO's action.
Tagged as ANPR, Automatic Number Plate Recognition, Body Worn Video, CCTV, CCTV Code of Practice, Data Protection Act 1998, Hertfordshire Constabulary, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Pro-Activ Publications, Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, Risk UK, security, Southampton City Council, surveillance, Surveillance Camera Commissioner, TheSecurityLion
GPEN survey finds 85% of mobile apps fail to provide basic privacy information
A survey of over 1,200 mobile apps by 26 privacy regulators from across the world has shown that a high number of apps are accessing large amounts of personal information without adequately explaining how people's data is being used.
The survey by the Global Privacy Enforcement Network (GPEN) examined the privacy information provided by 1,211 mobile apps. As a member of GPEN, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office examined 50 of the top apps released by UK developers.
The key findings of the research are as follows:
*85% of the apps surveyed failed to clearly explain how they were collecting, using and disclosing personal information
*More than half (59%) of the apps left users struggling to find basic privacy information
*Almost one-in-three apps appeared to request an excessive number of permissions to access additional personal information
*43% of the apps failed to tailor privacy communications to the small screen, either by providing information in a too small print or by hiding the information in lengthy privacy policies that required scrolling or clicking through multiple pages
A survey of over 1,200 mobile apps by 26 privacy regulators from across the world has shown that a high number of apps are accessing large amounts of personal information without adequately explaining how people's information is being used
Examples of good practice
The research did find examples of good practice, with some apps providing a basic explanation of how personal information is being used, including links to more detailed information if the individual wants to know more.
The regulators were also impressed by the use of just-in-time notifications on certain apps that informed users of the potential collection (or use) of personal data as it was about to happen. These approaches make it easier for people to understand how their information is being used and when.
ICO group manager for technology, Simon Rice, commented: "Apps are becoming central to our lives, so it's important we understand how they work and what they are doing with our information. These results show that many app developers are still failing to provide this information in a way that is clear and understandable to the average consumer."
Rice added: "The ICO and the other GPEN members will be writing to those developers where there is clear room for improvement. We will also be publishing guidance to explain the steps people can take to help protect their information when using mobile apps."
The ICO has published its Privacy in Mobile Apps guidance to help app developers in the UK handle people's information correctly and meet their requirements under the Data Protection Act 1998. The guidance includes advice on informing people how their information will be used.
Research carried out last year to support the guidance's launch showed that 49% of app users have decided not to download an app due to privacy concerns.
View the full results of the GPEN survey
Tagged as Apps, Data Protection Act 1998, Global Privacy Enforcement Network, GPEN, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Privacy, Privacy in Mobile Apps
Repeated security failings lead to £180,000 fine for Ministry of Justice
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has served a £180,000 penalty on the Ministry of Justice over serious failings in the way prisons in England and Wales have been handling people's information.
The penalty follows the loss of a back-up hard drive at HMP Erlestoke Prison, Wiltshire in May 2013. The hard drive contained sensitive and confidential information about 2,935 prisoners, including details of links to organised crime, health information, histories of drug misuse and material about victims and visitors. The device was not encrypted.
The incident followed a similar case in October 2011 when the ICO was alerted to the loss of another unencrypted hard drive containing the details of 16,000 prisoners serving time at HMP High Down Prison in Surrey.
In response to the first incident, in May 2012 the prison service provided new hard drives to all of the 75 prisons across England and Wales still using back-up hard drives in this way. These devices were able to encrypt the information stored on them. However, the ICO's investigation into this latest incident found that the prison service didn't realise that the encryption option on the new hard drives needed to be turned on to work correctly.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has served a £180,000 penalty on the Ministry of Justice over serious failings in the way prisons in England and Wales have been handling people's information
The end result was that highly sensitive information was insecurely handled by prisons across England and Wales for over a year, in turn leading to the latest data loss at HMP Erlestoke. If the hard drives in both of these cases had been encrypted then the information would have remained secure despite their loss.
Highly sensitive information insecurely handled
ICO head of enforcement Stephen Eckersley commented: "The fact that a Government department with security oversight for prisons can supply equipment to 75 prisons throughout England and Wales without properly understanding, let alone telling them how to use it beggars belief. The result was that highly sensitive information about prisoners and vulnerable members of the public, including victims, was insecurely handled for over a year. This failure to provide clear oversight was only addressed when a further serious breach occurred and the devices were finally set up correctly."
Eckersley continued: "This is simply not good enough. We expect Government departments to be an example of Best Practice when it comes to looking after people's information. We hope this penalty sends a clear message that organisations must not only have the right equipment available to keep people's information secure, but must also understand how to use it."
Working with the National Offenders and Management Service, the Ministry of Justice has now taken action to ensure all of the hard drives being used by prisons are securely encrypted.
Tagged as HMP Erlestoke Prison, HMP High Down Prison, ICO, Information Commissioner's Office, Ministry of Justice, Pro-Activ Publications, Risk UK, security, TheSecurityLion


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India ranked 5th on a list of countries with highest Non-performing Assets (NPA) levels
India has been ranked 5th on a list of countries with highest Non-performing Assets (NPA) levels and is on top spot among the BRICS nations, according to latest report by CARE Ratings. The NPA list is topped by Greece (36.4%) followed by Italy (16.4%), Portugal (15.5%) and Ireland (11.9%). All these countries, along with Spain, ..
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M. Subbarayudu appointed as new Ambassador of India to Republic of Peru
M. Subbarayudu, an Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer of the 1994 batch, has been appointed as the new Ambassador of India to the Republic of Peru. Presently, he is joint secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). He is expected to take up his assignment shortly.
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SAMEEP launched by MEA to bring Indian foreign policy to students across country
The Union Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has launched Students and MEA Engagement Programme (SAMEEP) to bring Indian foreign policy to students across the country. Under this, MEA officials will talk to students to help them better understand foreign policy. The main purpose of SAMEEP is to take Indian foreign policy and its global engagements ..
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4th India-Australia-Japan Trilateral Dialogue
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Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry signs agreement with German firm GIZ for technical cooperation in transport projects
The Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry (MoHUA ) has signed an agreement with German firm GIZ for technical cooperation in the implementation of transport projects in Coimbatore, Bhubaneshwar and Kochi. The agreement has been signed by the ministry's officer on special duty Mukund Kumar Sinha, and GIZ Country Director Wolfgang Hanning in the presence ..
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Couple Takes Down NORWEGIAN Flag From Business After Americans Complain, Mistake It For Confederate Battle Flag
By Andrew Bieszad on July 31, 2020 in Featured, General
When people speak of the "Confederate flag", most of them refer to the flag of the Second Confederate Navy, known as the "stars and bars". However, as a note of historical importance, there were actually three basic versions of the flag for the CSA, and eleven independent variants used during the Civil War.
Something also of interesting note is the general American blindness to historical nuance or difference in favor of reactionary politics based on propagandists or agent provocateurs rather than sound material. Harper's Magazine wrote a very important article about this pattern back in 1964 entitled The Paranoid Style In American Politics, which I recommend as an insightful read into American psychology not as a merely recent phenomena, but something that is a long-standing pattern of behavior.
One can see this kind of behavior on display throughout history in carious forms, such as with the internment of Japanese people during World War II because "Japanese are bad" and in a far less discussed way, the internment of German Americans in World Wars I and II based on the same patterns of thinking. In recent times, there is the mistreatment of Sikhs and Hindus at gas stations and convenience stores because they "looked Muslim", and throughout American history, there is everything from riots and pogroms to vandalism and violence against priests, nuns, and Catholic Churches on the basis that the Church is a "foreign entity trying to SUBVERT AMERICA" and other insane claims rooted in fantasies of the mind and not any reality.
Unfortunately, there is no reasoning with people in the US when they begin to think like this, as the people tend to assume a "seek and destroy" model that believes one should not examine, but destroy and self-justify first because of mob support, and then in the future when it is politically or socially expedient, give a meaningless apology.
Comedian JP Sears and his How to Get Angrier at People You Disagree With video. This is unfortunately not just a comedic representation of the current situation in numerous areas, but is a long-standing problem in American life.
With that noted, there is a bed and breakfast in Michigan owned by people of Norwegian descent, and next to the American flag they would fly the Norwegian flag as a celebration of their heritage. However, the couple has recently removed the flag after a series of complaints from numerous people who were unable to distinguish between the Norwegian and Second Confederate Naval flag according to the NY Post.
A Michigan couple took down a Norwegian flag from outside their bed and breakfast because it was regularly mistaken as a symbol of the Confederacy.
Greg and Kjersten Offenecker, who own The Nordic Pineapple in St. Johns, said they removed both the Norwegian flag and an American flag posted outside their Civil War-era mansion last week following accusations of promoting racism in the largely conservative Michigan town.
The couple made the move after receiving "at least a dozen hateful emails" and twice as many comments about it, Kjersten Offenbecker told the Lansing State Journal.
"I don't see it because I grew up with the Norwegian flag," she told the newspaper. "To me they are two distinct flags."
The couple, who bought the nearly 9,000-square-foot mansion built in 1861 two years ago, started flying the Norwegian flag shortly after taking over the property. Kjersten Offenbecker said they were still new in town when the owner of a downtown shop relayed to her that someone had mistaken the Norwegian flag as a Confederate one.
"We were panicked initially because we were like, 'Oh my gosh. This town thinks that we're hanging the Confederate flag," said Kjersten, whose grandfather was born in Norway.
Both flags have the same colors, although their patterns and symbols differ – the Norwegian flag features a blue Scandinavian cross, while the Confederate flag is comprised of a blue "X" with white stars.
Greg Offenbecker, a Navy vet who served in Desert Storm, said he was dumbfounded that some people regularly confused the two flags.
"It bugs me as far as the stupidity of people," he told the newspaper. "Even if the flag is blowing in the wind or laying limp, there are no stars on it. They look nothing alike."
Kjersten Offenbecker announced the move in a July 20 statement on the bed and breakfast's Facebook page, saying the removal was necessary given the "current cultural climate" and judgment by others based on their misconceptions.
"I urge people to slow down and see the world through less jaded glasses," she wrote. "When we think of the worst before we have all the facts, we lose sight of all of [the] good [that's] out there that we should find. If you got to know us you would see that we are very proud Americans and very patriotic."
Offenbecker also noted that she and her husband have adopted two black children whom they've taught "not to judge on first glance or outward appearances."
Some St. Johns residents, meanwhile, have since urged the couple to start flying their Norwegian flag again, but they're refusing to do so unless there's a way to make sure it won't be mistaken again for a Confederate one, the Lansing State Journal reports.
"We've gotten a lot of support since taking it down but we took it down because we weren't getting support," Kjersten Offenbecker told the newspaper. (source)
It is clear from looking at the flags there is very little semblance save for color schema between the flags. Yet the fact that people are persisting in harassing the couple is indicative of not only this particular trait of American behavior, but the fact that as a society, we have lost the ability in any way to disagree in a civil way and are entering into a cycle of extremist and reactionary behavior that, decades later, will be decried as "another dark period" where "mistakes were made", and historians will wonder "how could people think this way", meanwhile people at the same time will be preparing to follow the next new Pied Piper and is deceptive flute to their destruction over a new and equally foolish issue.
The way to solve the problem is the same answer as always- not to demand an answer immediately, but to take time to process, think carefully through consequences, and respond in a balanced matter seeking mercy and justice for all. It is the Christian way, not the way of reactionaries, tribalists, manipulators, exploiters, or revolutionaries who do not seek harmony, but imbalance in all things so to advance their own control over people.
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Logo for Startups: Choosing a startup's logo is hard and subjective. Sometimes it can be obvious and flows from the name itself, the place of business, or the product sold.
So it was with Shell, now universally known as an oil company, but back in 1891, it was a trading company that specialized in bringing old oriental sea shells to western nations, so naturally the logo chosen was a shell, originally a mussel shell.
Choosing a logo for startups can be fun. Steve Jobs had just come back from an apple farm, and thought the name sounded "fun, spirited and not intimidating." Hence the logo followed the name. The first one in 1976 showed an antique image of Newton under his apple tree.
But two years later, there were a number of legal disputes between Apple Corps (owned by The Beatles) and the computer manufacturer over competing trademark rights. It went on till 2007 when Apple (Computer) finally won and settled. So beware!
In my case, the company name, Venture Founders, suggested nothing graphic. My place of business is on the Web, so that was no help to me. The purpose of my venture—helping people to start a business or nonprofit—brought nothing visual to my mind.
However, one day during a meditation retreat I looked up in a tree and there was an owl staring down at me. It stayed still, blinking slowly, not phased by me as I fumbled for my camera. I was not thinking about logos for startups at the time.
Then I remembered that the London investment bank founded by my forbears had an owl as its logo. Choosing a logo for startups was not new in my family. So that was that and I chose the owl. Since I am long in the tooth, the wise old bird became the Venture Founders logo—and hopefully I manifest that.
The Venture Founders logo is blue. Before waxing eloquent about what the color of a logo denotes, blue is considered to imply security and integrity. I hope the Venture Founders business does, since choosing logos for startups is so hard.
If you want to know more about the psychological significance of colors, Rebecca Gross's article on the Canva site will really help you in your selection of a logo and its design. Beyond logo design it will help you with the whole question of branding and how color may influence how you convey what you're about.
I hope you think my choice fits those criteria!
Your venture should make meaning and logos for startups should reflect that meaning in some way. If your company is called Shepherd, avoid the obvious: a person herding sheep, which may convey an agricultural meaning, when your company is in electronics.


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WWE Interested In Another New Japan Champion
by H Jenkinson July 26, 2018 July 26, 2018 at 5:20 am
New Japan Pro Wrestling has a few people who might do well in WWE. One guy they currently have as champion used to be in NXT, but he left and now WWE apparently wants him back.
Juice Robinson performed in NXT as CJ Parker and he left the company and soon ended up in NJPW. After a few years of climbing the ranks in Japan, Parker recently won the IWGP US Championship.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter said that WWE is interested in bringing Juice back to the company. It was said that he was considered the best in Dusty Rhodes's promo class during his time in NXT, and his recent appearances on Being The Elite have seemed to raise his US appeal.
It was noted that a number of NJPW guys aren't under contract so WWE can talk to them without it being tampering. WWE wants him back, only time will tell if he will come back.
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Q: Real-analytic analogue of Schwartz functions Consider the space $\mathcal{S}'$ of functions $\mathbb{R}^n\to\mathbb C$ that are (real-)analytic and with exponential decay at infinity. This is an analogue of Schwartz space, but real-analytic rather than smooth. (Exponential decay suffices for the Fourier transform being analytic.)
Consider the commutative unital ring $\mathcal{D}$ of pseudodifferential operators $D$ of the form
$$(Df)(x)=\frac1{(2\pi)^n}\int\mathrm{d}^n\xi\,\exp(\mathrm ix\cdot\xi)p_D(\xi)\,\hat f(\xi)$$
where $p_D$ is an analytic function on $\mathbb R^n$ that is slowly growing (i.e. is a tempered distribution). In particular, it includes the ring $\mathbb R[\partial_1,\dotsc,\partial_n]$ of differential operators (with constant coefficients) in the special case where $p_D$ is a polynomial.
Now, I'd like the following to hold:

*

*$\mathcal{S}'$ is closed under pointwise products. (That is, it forms a non-unital associative commutative algebra over $\mathbb R$.)

*$\mathcal{S}'$ is closed under the action of $\mathcal{D}$. (That is, it forms a module over $\mathcal{D}$.)

*An analytic Leibniz rule holds in the sense that, for $f,g\in\mathcal{S}'$ and $D=\sum_{I\in\mathbb N^n}c_I\partial_I$,
$$D(fg)=\sum_{I\in\mathbb N^n}\sum_{\substack{I',I''\in\mathbb N^n\\I'+I''=I}}c_I\binom I{I'}(\partial_{I'}f)(\partial_{I''}g),$$
where $I$ is a multi-index and where convergence is taken in some suitable topology.

*We have $\mathcal{S}'\otimes_{\mathcal{D}}\mathcal S'=\mathcal{S}'$. (That is, the evident inclusion $\mathcal{S}'\otimes_{\mathcal{D}}\mathcal S'\subset\mathcal{S}'$ is surjective.)

I'd like to know:

*

*Do the above desired properties hold? If not, is there some variation of the definitions of $\mathcal{D}$ and $\mathcal{S}'$ that satisfies them?

*Is the space $\mathcal{S}'$ or some variation thereof discussed anywhere in the literature?

*$\mathcal{D}$ fails to be a Hopf algebra (unlike the ring of true differential operators $\mathbb R[\partial_1,\dotsc,\partial_n]\subset\mathcal{D}$) because the Leibniz rule yields infinite (rather than finite) sums. But can it be regarded as some sort of topological Hopf algebra, in which the coproduct $\Delta\colon\mathcal{D}\to\mathcal{D}\mathbin{\hat\otimes}\mathcal{D}$ takes values in some completed tensor product $\mathcal{D}\mathbin{\hat\otimes}\mathcal{D}$?

Apologies if I've made any mistakes. Analysis is not my usual alley.
Edit: I had originally asked the above about $\mathcal S$ being real-analytic functions whose Fourier transforms are real-analytic, but @reuns has quickly supplied the counterexample of $f=\sin(\exp(x^2))\in\mathcal S$ where $f^2\not\in\mathcal S$.

A: I'll assume that $n=1$.
I'd say that the natural choice is to consider the space $A$ of functions $f:\Bbb{R\to C}$ such that for some $c>0$, $f$ extends analytically to the strip $|\Im(z)|< c$ and $f(x+iy)=O(e^{-c|x|})$ in that strip.
Due to the Cauchy integral theorem this implies that the same holds for $\hat{f}$: for
$|v|<c,|y|<c$
$$\hat{f}(u+iv)=\int_\Bbb{R} f(x)e^{-i x(u+iv)}dx =
\int_\Bbb{R} f(x+iy)e^{-i (x+iy)(u+iv)}dx $$
so that $\hat{f}(u+iv)$ is holomorphic on $|v|<c$ and it is $O(e^{-uy})$.
Then it is natural to consider the space $P$ of functions $p: \Bbb{R\to C}$ that extend analytically to some strip $|\Im(z) |< d$ and such that $\forall \epsilon >0, p(x+iy)=O(e^{\epsilon |x|})$ in that strip. This way $A P=A$.
Also $AA = A$ as $u=\frac1{e^{\epsilon z}+ e^{-\epsilon z}+i}$ is in $A$ and $\forall f\in A$ taking $\epsilon $ small enough then $f/u\in A$.

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Ashraf Khan belongs to the same crop of television comedians who came into the limelight with the program Fifty Fifty. Sharing screen space with the other stalwarts of Pakistans comedy performances, Ashraf Khan is famous for his portrayal of a desperate actor in one of the skits on the program.
Having gained exposure from there along with his fellow stars, Ashraf then landed roles in several television projects. Among his famous performances on PTV, Jangloos was perhaps the most appreciated and received well by the audiences as well as the critics. However, since he started his career onscreen as a comedian, the drama creators type casted him in such roles only.
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I and Albert is a 1972 musical by composer Charles Strouse, and lyricist Lee Adams. The plot is based on the lives of Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and was adapted for the stage by Jay Presson Allen.

Production
The musical debuted in the West End at the Piccadilly Theatre on 6 November 1972, under the direction of John Schlesinger, but proved a flop, running only for three months, 120 performances. British actress Polly James performed the role of Victoria opposite Sven-Bertil Taube as her husband Prince Albert. Lewis Fiander and Aubrey Woods had featured roles. Sarah Brightman made her stage debut in 1973 in this musical, as Vicky, the queen's eldest daughter, and a street waif, at age 13. Also in the cast was Simon Gipps-Kent as a young Prince Edward ("Bertie"), a role he would later reprise for television in Edward the Seventh.

The musical has not been performed on Broadway.

Songs

Act I
Vivat! Vivat Regina!
It Has All Begun
Leave It Alone
I've 'Eard the Bloody 'Indoos 'As It Worse
This Gentle Land
This Noble Land
I and Albert
Enough!
Victoria

Act 2
All Glass!
The Genius of Man
The Victoria and Albert Waltz
His Royal Highness
Just You and Me
Draw the Blinds
The Widow at Windsor
No One to Call Me Victoria
When You Speak with a Lady
Go It, Old Girl!
Finale

Recording
The cast album is a studio recording that reunited some of the original principals in London in 1981.

References

External links
Original program

1972 musicals
West End musicals
Musicals by Charles Strouse
Musicals inspired by real-life events
Cultural depictions of Queen Victoria

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Q: Divide returning 0 with two count functions? Can anyone please help as to why the below division is retuning 0 for all lines?
> COUNT (distinct dd.item) / COUNT (distinct pb.item) *100 as 'In Stock %'

I am using both COUNTS in the select statement further up and they are returning the correct results.
Full Query is
    SELECT
pb.hierarchy1,
H1.Hierarchy_Description,
COUNT (distinct dd.item) as 'Lines',
COUNT (distinct dd.item) / @TotalLines *100 as [Lines %],
SUM (dd.qty_ordered) as QTY_Ordered,
SUM (dd.qty_ordered) / @TotalItems *100 as [Ordered %],
COUNT (distinct pb.item) as 'Lines In Stock',
COUNT (distinct dd.item) / COUNT (distinct pb.item) *100 as 'In Stock %'
from distbo004.dbo.product_branch as pb
left join distbo004.dbo.product_stockpurchases as ps on pb.branch=ps.branch and pb.item=ps.item
left join Distbo004.dbo.hierarchy as H1 on h1.Hierarchy1 = pb.hierarchy1 and h1.Hierarchy2 = '' and h1.Hierarchy3 = '' and h1.Hierarchy4 = '' and h1.Hierarchy5 = '' and pb.hierarchy1 <> ''
left join Distbo004.dbo.delivered_detail as dd on pb.branch=dd.branch and pb.item=dd.item and (dd.orderinvoiced between @sdate and @edate and dd.qty_ordered<>dd.qty_picked and dd.original_qty<>0)
left join (select branch, cust_code,del_order_no,item,description,pack_description,substitute_line_no,qty_picked,pack from Distbo004.dbo.delivered_Detail where orderinvoiced between @sdate and @edate)
            as dd1 on dd.branch=dd1.branch and dd.del_order_no=dd1.del_order_no and dd1.substitute_line_no=dd.line_no --and (dd.item<>dd1.item or dd1.item is null)
left join Distbo004.dbo.delivered_header dh on dh.branch=dd.branch and dh.del_order_no=dd.del_order_no and (dh.status='completed' and dh.rep not in (86,87,89,88,90))

WHERE pb.branch=@branch
and pb.hierarchy1 NOT IN (' ',00,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,29)
and ps.qty_in_stock<>0
and (dd.item<>dd1.item or dd1.item is null)

group by
pb.branch,
pb.hierarchy1,
H1.Hierarchy_Description

thanks in advance

A: Problem you are having is that COUNT returns result as integer data type (documentation).
So you get two integers like 3 / 339 which returns 0 because of data type used.
You should use CAST to solve this like:
SELECT CAST(COUNT(distinct dd.item)as float)/CAST(COUNT(distinct pb.item)as float) *100 as 'In Stock %'


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Genetic and Environmental Factors in Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Author(s): G. J.M. Martens, K. M.J. van Loo. Department of Molecular Animal Physiology, Donders Institute for Neuroscience and Nijmegen Center for Molecular Life Sciences (NCMLS), Radboud University Nijmegen,193 RT, Geert Grooteplein Zuid 28, 6525 GA Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
Journal Name: Current Genomics
Complex neurodevelopmental disorders, such as schizophrenia, autism, attention deficit (hyperactivity) disorder, (manic) depressive illness and addiction, are thought to result from an interaction between genetic and environmental factors. Association studies on candidate genes and genome-wide linkage analyses have identified many susceptibility chromosomal regions and genes, but considerable efforts to replicate association have been surprisingly often disappointing. Here, we summarize the current knowledge of the genetic contribution to complex neurodevelopmental disorders, focusing on the findings from association and linkage studies. Furthermore, the contribution of the interaction of the genetic with environmental and epigenetic factors to the aetiology of complex neurodevelopmental disorders as well as suggestions for future research are discussed.
Keywords: Neurodevelopmental disorders, susceptibility genes, environmental factors, gene-environment interactions, association studies, linkage analysis
Current Genomics
Title: Genetic and Environmental Factors in Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Author(s):G. J.M. Martens and K. M.J. van Loo
Affiliation:Department of Molecular Animal Physiology, Donders Institute for Neuroscience and Nijmegen Center for Molecular Life Sciences (NCMLS), Radboud University Nijmegen,193 RT, Geert Grooteplein Zuid 28, 6525 GA Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
Keywords:Neurodevelopmental disorders, susceptibility genes, environmental factors, gene-environment interactions, association studies, linkage analysis
Abstract: Complex neurodevelopmental disorders, such as schizophrenia, autism, attention deficit (hyperactivity) disorder, (manic) depressive illness and addiction, are thought to result from an interaction between genetic and environmental factors. Association studies on candidate genes and genome-wide linkage analyses have identified many susceptibility chromosomal regions and genes, but considerable efforts to replicate association have been surprisingly often disappointing. Here, we summarize the current knowledge of the genetic contribution to complex neurodevelopmental disorders, focusing on the findings from association and linkage studies. Furthermore, the contribution of the interaction of the genetic with environmental and epigenetic factors to the aetiology of complex neurodevelopmental disorders as well as suggestions for future research are discussed.
G. J.M. Martens and K. M.J. van Loo, " Genetic and Environmental Factors in Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorders", Current Genomics (2007) 8: 429. https://doi.org/10.2174/138920207783591717
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ROBsessed Giveaway: We interview Sophie Jackson and give away A Pound of Flesh for Fiction Friday!
This week's giveaway should be a treat for many of you because it's coming from a previous fanfic author with a very well known story.
Sophie Jackson wrote the popular fanfiction, A Pound of Flesh, and the story is now being published under the same title! Releasing June 9th, A Pound of Flesh will be the first in a series (details below). We got a chance to interview Sophie about her story, dream casting, Rob (naturally) and more but first let's give you guys a synopsis in case you're a newbie like me:
Haunted by nightmares of her father's street murder fifteen years ago, Kat Lane decides to face her fears and uphold his legacy of helping others by teaching inmates at a New York prison.
There she meets arrogant Wesley Carter, who's as handsome as he is dangerous, as mysterious as he is quick-witted, and with a reputation that ensures people will keep their distance.
As teacher and student, Kat and Carter are forced to leave their animosities at the door and learn that one should never judge a book by its cover. As Carter's barriers begin to crumble, Kat realizes there's much more to her angry student than she thought, leaving them to face a new, perilous obstacle: their undeniable attraction to one another.
When Carter is released and Kat continues to tutor him on the outside, the obstacles mount.
Can they fight the odds to make their relationship work? Will Kat's family and friends ever accept her being with someone of his background? And will Kat's discovery of Carter's role on the night her father died force them apart forever...or unite them?
And now our interview with Sophie Jackson!
Congratulations on A Pound of Flesh! I'm a lover of Twilight fanfic but remarkably late to the party for your wildly popular story. You know how you have stories on your TBR list and they just get away from you sometimes? It does however excite me to read the published work without the fanfic bias. I'm starting from scratch so tell me - what inspired you to write a fresh take on the teacher-student trope?
Thanks so much! When I originally got the idea for PoF, I set it in a high school. It was a story about a delinquent, ex-juvvy boy being tutored by an exemplary student girl, but their ages limited where I could go with the story, so I aged them 10 years and placed them in a prison.
As important as it was, the story wasn't ever really about the teacher/student relationship, but rather Kat and Carter having a mysterious history between them, while being in a hopeless situation, in a hopeless setting, which added to the tension between the two of them. I hope it worked.
I'm a big follower of the podcast Serial and by proxy, Adnan Syed's ongoing case. I also listen to a follow up podcast, Undisclosed, that factually tracks the case even more than Serial. I say all that to say I'm increasingly sensitive to the issues surrounding the incarcerated. Tell me about your choice of setting. How did you land in a New York prison to tell your tale?
New York is my favourite place in the world, so it had to be there!
I may have answered this above, but, Carter was always going to be a 'bad boy' while Kat had to be in a position of authority that would, again, increase the tension between them. Setting the story in Arthur Kill allowed the characters to get to know each other in ways they may not in an ordinary every day setting. Prison is not an easy place to be, which fit perfectly, because this relationship is anything but easy! I like to think that the prison also represents Carter's life before he meets Kat. It's only with her help that he manages to free himself of all his restraints, physically and emotionally.
I've spoken to other published fanfic authors who had a desire to publish and were exercising their skills and some who didn't know they had it in them and just had a story they wanted to try out. What came first for you? The desire to be a published novelist or the dive into the world of fanfiction?
Of course, being published is the dream, but I never believed it would happen for me. It was never the end goal. It was always just about scratching a creative itch by writing characters I'd fallen in love with in a new and different way online. I loved writing Fanfiction; I love the people and the community. I've made some incredible friends. It was a baptism of fire, but invaluable to me as a writer. I learned so much.
Beyond the synopsis, what kind of guy is Wesley Carter? How does he pull your readers in? Do you think we get attached before Kat or follow her road?
Carter is stubborn, caring, mysterious, and passionate. He isn't a 'bad guy', but rather he's made bad decisions that were all based in love and friendship. He's loyal to a fault. He's had a pretty tough upbringing and lashes out as a way of protecting himself. He's pretty endearing from minute one, but I definitely think the reader sees what Kat sees as the story progresses. She is able to peel him apart layer by layer, which is great. The readers fall in love with him right along with her.
Have you dreamcasted your characters? If a studio rang you up today and said give us your ideal actors, who would play Kat Lane and Wesley Carter?
Tom Hardy for Carter seems to be a favourite amongst the fans, while I think Christina Hendricks would be my perfect Kat, curvy, sassy, sexy with all that glorious red hair!
Because we're a Robert Pattinson fan blog and you're no stranger, has he inspired your writing or characters in ways that will make our readers swoon and sigh?
He was and will always be my perfect Edward, but, in my fics, and certainly when I read other fics, I don't tend to cast him in my mind. Certain types of Edwards can conjure up his image, though, like a goofy, geeky, sweet, laughing Edward is just perfect for Rob in my opinion!
What's next for you in the literary world? Where do you go beyond A Pound of Flesh?
PoF is the first of five books in the series. After its release June 9th, it'll be followed by the enovella, Love and Always, which is out in August. This enovella gives us a glimpse of life for Kat and Carter straight after the end of PoF. That'll be followed by An Ounce of Hope, Carter's friend, Max's story, which will be available January 2016. Both are available for pre order now.
Giveaway Guidelines
You only have to click a button, which you'll see when you enter. Tweeting the giveaway and following the author (@sophiejax) are optional but give you more chances to win!
Giveaway is WORLDWIDE!
You MUST enter using Rafflecopter or your entry will not be counted
You can enter once a day, everyday, until the closing date - Friday, June 5th
There will be 2 winners receiving A Pound of Flesh by Sophie Jackson!
Winners will be chosen by random.org and announced after the giveaway ends
Who are our winners for Between Octobers, September Rain and Trouble Me??
Congrats Yvonne and Paula for winning Between Octobers and September Rain! Congrats Elena for winning Trouble Me and the $25! We'll email you to get your information!
FanFic Friday
I haven't read any fanfic lately because I reread the Demonica series in anticipation for Hades, which released May 26th. I did however finally read Rochelle Allison's one-shot from a few months back. If you haven't checked it out already, do yourself a solid and tuck into this gem for a half hour. The (Wet) Dreamgirl is classic Rochelle which means it's perfect.
If you want to purchase any of the latest books featured in this post, click the Amazon links to buy now!
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Vocals, bass, and guitars recorded by Infernal Outcry at our home studios.
Drums and reamping recorded by Joe Haley at Red Planet studios and Crawlspace Productions.
Produced by Infernal Outcry and Joe Haley.
Mixed by Joe Haley at Crawlspace Productions.
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Cover artwork by Erin Amor. Back cover artwork by Bill Dean.
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Newport Jazz Festival Announces Second Wave of Artists
Producer/Founder George Wein and Artistic Director Christian McBride announce the second wave of artists for the 2017 Newport Jazz Festival, which takes place at Fort Adams State Park and the International Tennis Hall of Fame at the Newport Casino August 4 – 6. Tickets are available at www.newportjazzfest.org.
"We gave you a little taste in the first wave of artists who will appear at the 2017 Newport Jazz Festival: Snarky Puppy, Béla Fleck, Andra Day and some other new faces. Here is a further helping of artists who we will be privileged to present this year," said Wein.
Evan Christopher Clarinet Road & New Orleans Brass
Rodriguez Brothers
Rhiannon Giddens
Christian McBride Big Band with Special Guests
Jason Moran: Fats Waller Dance Party
Cyrille Aimée
"I can't say enough about my favorite lady, Maria Schneider, who can rightfully be acknowledged as a genius arranger of original music for her orchestra. She's appeared at Newport three or four times and will always be welcome," Wein said. "Another large ensemble will also be featured – that of Christian McBride – which represents our new Artist Director's love for the traditions of big band swing."
McBride added, "We are going to have a ball with the Big Band and our guests. Trust me, the guests will be extra special."
Wein continued, "There are two wonderful vocalists making their Newport Jazz Festival debuts. Cyrille Aimée reflects the music of the Hot Club of France, accompanying her singing a familiar group of standards in her own unique style. Rhiannon Giddens is something else; she is on a road to the heady atmosphere of stardom. We are presenting her twice: Friday night at the International Tennis Hall of Fame on a bill with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, and on Saturday afternoon on the Fort Stage. I am so excited about Ms. Giddens' appearance that I will sit through both of her performances with eager anticipation."
McBride chimed in about Aimée, "Cyrille is one of the most fascinating and gifted musicians that I have heard in a long time. From the first time I heard her, I became one of her biggest fans and it will be a joy to have to her in Newport."
Both Wein and McBride have a lot to say about Maceo Parker. "This veteran will bring memories of the indomitable funk of James Brown. Maceo always kicks hard and creates an exciting audience response," said Wein.
"Maceo is one of my 10 biggest musical heroes ever," said McBride. "Much of what I play and improvise, certainly the way I phrase, comes from Maceo. He is the closest person I can think of who has been able to capture the same energy, soul and spirit of James Brown – and he does all that through his horn."
For traditional jazz fans, there's Evan Christopher who, Wein says, "takes his place in the lineage of New Orleans clarinetists."
The Rodriguez Brothers, Robert and Michael, have been around for quite a while and Wein says "their jazz with Latin roots is as good as it gets."
Special projects and unique groupings have always been a part of Newport's history, and Wein puts his stamp on one of this year's finest, "We are proud to present Henry Threadgill and his unique Zooid project, which will be his Newport Jazz debut as a bandleader." While the Festival producer could say plenty about the saxophonist/flautist, Wein gets in the spirit of social media and bids fans to "check out our Facebook page for more about our relationship with Henry."
It's no secret that George Wein loves piano music and pianists. "A musician who has become a major spokesperson for jazz, and one who has turned the history of the music into the future is the brilliant Jason Moran, whose Fats Waller Project makes you feel that the inimitable Fats' music of the 1930s is alive and well today and tomorrow."
Showcasing more than 50 individual jazz ensembles, Newport Jazz Festival will again present music on four stages, including Storyville, the intimate venue located in the former Museum of Yachting.
The partial Newport Jazz Festival lineup, including the first and second waves, features:
Friday, August 4 (Fort Adams)
Béla Fleck & The Flecktones
Vijay Iyer & Wadada Leo Smith
One for All: Jim Rotondi, Steve Davis, Eric Alexander,
David Hazeltine, John Webber & Joe Farnsworth
Friday, August 4 (Tennis Hall of Fame)
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Saturday, August 5 (Fort Adams)
Antonio Sanchez & Migration
Dominick Farinacci
Sunday, August 6 (Fort Adams)
Hudson: Jack DeJohnette, John Scofield, John Medeski & Larry Grenadier
Jason Moran Fats Waller Project
Sean Jones Quintet with Brian Hogans, Orrin Evans, Luques Curtis
& Obed Calvaire
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