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Nightlife near The Parrot
The Parrot, The Waldorf Hilton, Covent Garden, London WC2B 4DD
Open from 5pm each evening, live music from 7pm
The Lobby Bar at One Aldwych
1 Aldwych, Covent Garden, London WC2B | 1 minute from The Parrot
Named one of the top five hotel bars in the world by the Sunday Telegraph, the Lobby Bar at the chic One Aldwych hotel is... More
Grays & Feather
26 Wellington Street, WC2E | 1 minute from The Parrot
Specialising in sparkling wines Grays & Feather offers an exploration, education and, most importantly, enjoyment - without breaking the bank - of fizz. From the... More
Somerset House Terrace
Somerset House, Strand, Covent Garden, London WC2R | 3 minutes walk from The Parrot
For summer 2019 the riverside terrace next to Somerset House is partnering with San Miguel beer to offer a summery menu of Spanish-inspired ... More
Proud Embankment
8 Victoria Embankment, WC2R | 3 minutes walk from The Parrot
Baz Luhrmann meets Cirque du Soleil at Proud Embankment, an immersive cabaret-dining experience and the largest club of its kind... More
Eve Bar
34 Southampton Street, WC2E | 3 minutes walk from The Parrot
A short hop below Frog, Adam Handling's restaurant in Covent Garden, is Eve Bar, the chef's first stand-alone cocktail joint. He's brought in talented mixologist... More
Lowlander Beer Cafe
36 Drury Lane, Covent Garden, London WC2B | 4 minutes walk from The Parrot
The reputation of the Benelux breweries precedes them and this themed bar captures the flair of Dutch cafe culture too. The impressive row of shiny... More
Philomena's Irish Bar
40 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B | 4 minutes walk from The Parrot
Philomena's is an Irish themed bar and sports cafe on Great Queen Street, just two minutes walk from Covent Garden tube station. A great place... More
Mr Fogg's Society of Exploration
1A Bedford Street, WC2E | 5 minutes walk from The Parrot
Mr Fogg's adventures around the globe (well, London, more like) continue apace with the opening of... More
Lamb & Flag
33 Rose Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E | 5 minutes walk from The Parrot
One of the oldest pubs in London, the Lamb & Flag was once known as the Bucket of Blood, thanks to the bare-knuckle fights held... More
Blame Gloria
20 Bedford Street, WC2E | 5 minutes walk from The Parrot
A subterranean den of delight, with cocktails, tunes and parties, Blame Gloria is a basement bar in Covent Garden where the wallpaper is based... More
40 Essex Street, Holborn, London WC2R | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
Detroit Bar
35 Earlham Street, Covent Garden, Covent Garden, London WC2H | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
Covent Garden "style" bar serving cocktails and a chilled out, trendy vibe. Considered to be one of London's original "style" or "concept" bars, despite being on... More
44 Essex Street, Sign of the Post and Hound, WC2R | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
Once a bustling trade in the streets of 17th century London, rum blending houses were non-existent in the capital for over a hundred years.... More
B.Y.O.C
28 Bedfordbury Street, Covent Garden, Covent Garden, London WC2N | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
A speakeasy bar with a twist, B.Y.O.C is a cocktail bar that doesn't stock any alcohol. But, before snubbing it in disgust, you can relax... More
The American Bar at The Savoy
The Savoy, Strand, Covent Garden, London WC2R | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
During The Savoy's �220million refit the American Bar was barely touched, ensuring it stayed true to its traditional, sleek design that is synonymous with the... More
Beaufort Bar at The Savoy
The second of two bars in The Savoy, the Beaufort Bar is a glamorous affair. The bar continues the hotel's Art Deco theme with plush... More
Alcotraz Penitentiary: Cell Block Six Eight
68a Neal Street, WC2H | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
Doing time has become a popular way of spending your free time as the success of Alcotraz shows. Two years after the first... More
The Princess Louise
208 High Holborn, Covent Garden, London WC1V | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
The flagship London pub of Yorkshire's oldest brewery, Samuel Smith, the Princess Louise has been carefully restored to her original Victorian layout complete with snugs,... More
45 St Martins Lane, WC2N | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
A late-night speakeasy within St Martins Lane Hotel, Blind Spot is hidden behind the façade of a boutique tea counter and a secret... More
The Den St Martins Lane
45 St Martin's Lane, WC2N | 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
An oak-panelled snug at St Martins Lane , The Den is the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea, curl up... More
47 Chandos Place, Covent Garden, London WC2N | 7 minutes walk from The Parrot
The Harp, a welcoming bar in Covent Garden, is a traditional pub where the emphasis is firmly on real ale - earning it CAMRA's National... More
Gordon's Wine Bar
47 Villiers Street, Covent Garden, London WC2N | 7 minutes walk from The Parrot
Home to Samuel Pepys in the 1680s, the building housing Gordon's is now home to a regular, thriving crowd of drinkers of all ages and... More
The London Cocktail Club
6-7 Great Newport Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H | 7 minutes walk from The Parrot
The London Cocktail Club is a members bar but - luckily for us - it's not a very exclusive one; it's... More
Scarfes Bar
252 High Holborn, Holborn, Holborn, London WC1V | 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
Named after the cartoonist Gerald Scarfe (whose characterful illustrations adorn the bar's walls), Scarfes Bar is a shining beacon in the otherwise lacking High Holborn... More
The London Cocktail Club - Shaftesbury Avenue
224a Shaftesbury Avenue, Covent Garden, London WC2H | 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
112 St Martin's Lane , Covent Garden, London WC2N | 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
Private members club housed in a five story town house, with a restaurant, hotel, bar and nightclub. Members are voted in by a committee but... More
London Cocktail Week Pop Up
5-7 Grape Street, WC2H | 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
A pop-up bar just for London Cocktail Week 2019, this Covent Garden subterranean speakeasy is the place to go for mixology demonstrations and masterclasses as... More
Cork & Bottle
44 Cranbourn Street, Soho, London WC2H | 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
Located in the heart of the West End you'd expect it to be packed with the usual crowds but hidden in a basement below a... More
Flight Club Bloomsbury
55 New Oxford Street, WC1A | 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
Flight Club set its sights on bringing darts out of dark, dingy pubs and into the 21st century and they've... More
The Sherlock Holmes
10 Northumberland Street, Covent Garden, London WC2N | 9 minutes walk from The Parrot
Thirsty Sherlock Holmes fans look no further than this homage to the great detective himself and to original Victorian pubs. While you indulge in a... More
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Theatre | Until 30th May 2020
The Lyceum Theatre 1 minute walk from The Parrot
The Lion King tells the story of Simba - the epic adventure of his battles, his friendships, his dreams and ...More
PricewaterhouseCoopers: Treasure Island
Peacock Theatre 3 minutes walk from The Parrot
Hundreds of PwC staff and alumni perform the swashbuckling family pantomime based on Robert Louis Stevenson's adventure as part of ...More
I Should Be Doing Something Else Right Now
Exhibitions | Until 31st May 2020
Somerset House 3 minutes walk from The Parrot
Maeve Brennan, Vivienne Griffin, Rkss, Rhea Storr, Sam Williams and Roly Porter display digital collage, print material, sound and sculpture ...More
Cambridge Theatre 6 minutes walk from The Parrot
The Royal Shakespeare Company's multiple award-winning musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's celebrated children's book Matilda is a big hit at ...More
Trafalgar Sinfonia
St Martin-in-the-Fields 8 minutes walk from The Parrot
Ivor Setterfield conducts Vivaldi's Spring, Concerto For Violin No 12 In E 'L'Estro Armonico' and Winter, Purcell's Chaconne, Handel's Concerto ...More
Kensington Symphony Orchestra
Southbank Centre 9 minutes walk from The Parrot
Russell Keable conducts Brahms's Piano Concerto No 2 and James Macmillan's Symphony No 4, with pianist Samson Tsoy....More
99 Comedy Club Leicester Square
Ruby Blue 9 minutes walk from The Parrot
The artists performing stand-up on the night are Darren Harriott, Kae Kurd and Glenn Moore....More
Sandi Toksvig Live! National Trevor
The Danish comedian, novelist, actor and broadcaster presents an evening of anecdotes, facts and silly jokes, plus a quiz and ...More
Ronnie Scott's 10 minutes walk from The Parrot
The Best In Stand Up
Comedy Store 11 minutes walk from The Parrot
Sharp wit and improvisations from Ben Norris. Plus Marcel Lucont, Mark Simmons, Jo Caulfield, MC Kiri Pritchard-McLean and open spots....More
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Peter Pan's famed sidekick Tinker Bell gets a story all her own in this enchanting tale set in the magical world of Pixie Hollow, where fairies are responsible for making the natural world come to life.
Mae Whitman, Kristin Chenoweth, Raven-Symoné, Lucy Liu, America Ferrera, Jane Horrocks, Jesse McCartney, Jeff Bennett, Rob Paulsen, Pamela Adlon, Anjelica Huston, Loreena McKennitt, Steve Valentine, Kathy Najimy, Richard Portnow
Bradley Raymond
Children & Family, Family Animation, Family Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Book Characters
English: Dolby Digital 5.1, French: Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish (Neutral): Dolby Digital 5.1
G - All ages admitted. Nothing that would offend parents for viewing by children.
Common Sense rating OK for kids 4+
Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that the Fast Play feature that lets you start the DVD without the remote also pushes you to four previews for Disney movies and an ad for Disney Rewards. It would actually be faster to go to the menu and hit "play." There's also plenty for sale in the Tinker Bell line: dolls, toys, books, a magazine, a video game, and more. This simple story is mild on violence -- only one scene with a hawk snapping its jaws at fairies may be frightening -- and has a few good lessons about accepting and enjoying your own talents.
Tinker Bell gets ogled briefly by her fellow tinkers when she dresses in her very short dress for the first time.
A hawk swoops down menacingly on the fairies, cornering two in a tree and snapping its jaws. Some slapstick humor when things fall apart and animals get bonked. Renegade thistles destroy a section of Pixie Hollow, but no one gets hurt.
"Tushie" is the most you'll hear.
Tinkerbell must learn to appreciate the fairy talent she has rather than attempting to change it.
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Non-violence is the solution to the problem with Charlie Hebdo
Harry Phillips, Editor-in-Chief
"Non-violence leads to the highest ethics, which is the goal of all evolution. Until we stop harming all other living beings, we are still savages," Thomas A. Edison.
Twelve people died in a terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo, a satirical magazine based in Paris, France on Jan. 7. Al Qaeda is claiming responsibility for the attack on the magazine. Many people agree what happened at the magazine was horrible, but some religious communities are now protesting the magazine even more now.
As a journalist and an American, I feel sorry for the people who died on that fateful day because of terrorism. I believe strongly in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. People should be allowed to say what they want when they need to say it and that right must be extended throughout the world, even to people who abuse the privilege.
The people at Charlie Hebdo were exercising their right to free speech, which includes making fun of religions. There was no reason their opponents had to resort to violence.
If you do not agree with what the magazine was doing, there are other methods to show that you do not approve. You could boycott the magazine, you could send in a letter to the editor, or you could protest peacefully. Remember, many civil battles are won through these methods. Protestors could take a page out of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Junior's non-violent playbooks.
Gandhi once said that "Non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind. It is mightier than the mightiest weapon of destruction devised by the ingenuity of man."
I admit, I have lost my temper over tiny things and it is hard to live up to these standards of non-violence. But I had other options, like meditating or going for a run. If you disagree with someone, like the terrorists disagreed with Charlie Hebdo, you should communicate your thoughts in a non-violent manner.
So in short, violence is not necessary. If you are outraged about something, speak your mind, protest, boycott and do whatever you have to do to shed light on the obstacle you are trying to overcome. However, do it peacefully because violence will only send all the progress you have made down the drain.
If you resort to cruder tactics than the people you oppose, you bring negative light on yourself, rather than on the people doing the activity you deplore, like the Charlie Hebdo artists. I could see how their satirical drawings about religion could be offensive to people. But now, by claiming "Je suis Charlie" ("I am Charlie"), we all side with them.
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Maastricht drops in new THE Rankings
MAASTRICHT. Maastricht University has dropped 25 places - to 128 - in the 2019 Times Higher Education Top 200 World University Rankings. Other Dutch universities have also seen their positions go down in the rankings.
There are twelve Dutch universities in the top 200; Delft (58th place) takes the lead for the first time, immediately followed by Wageningen (59). They have gone ahead of the University of Amsterdam (62), which dropped three places. Maastricht University has fallen 25 places. Last year, the UM still held 103rd place, while two years ago, it stood at 94. A drop of 34 places in two years. Eindhoven also takes a considerable hit: from 141 to 167. Groningen, Leiden, Nijmegen, Twente and the Vrije Universiteit suffer slight losses.
Editor Ellie Bothwell of Times Higher Education has no explanation for the downward trend. "It doesn't necessarily mean that the performance of Dutch universities has worsened. It is possible that other universities are becoming better and that the competition has become fiercer." In particular the Asian universities are making great progress.
The methodology behind the rankings has remained unchanged. "The people who participate in our worldwide survey are not asked the reason why they mention one university and not the other," says Bothwell. The research and education reputation of a university still determines one third of the total score. And this is exactly what the trouble is, President Martin Paul thinks. "When it comes to reputation, young universities always get lower scores. Looking at the underlying data, I conclude that we are roughly at the 2017 level."
She believes that what could have played a role, is the fact that the Dutch business community has lowered its contribution to research, although this so-called industry income only accounts for 2.5 per cent of the total score per university.
Apart from the decline, the small country that the Netherlands is still does very well in the recently published university rankings. Of all European countries, only the United Kingdom (29) and Germany (23) have more universities in the top 200. Worldwide, this figure is only exceeded by the United States (60). The rankings are still headed by Oxford and Cambridge.
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Gonia Monastery
Plataniás, Greece
Gonia is an Orthodox monastery located on the coast of the south-east Rodopos peninsula in Crete, overlooking the Gulf of Chania.
Today dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin, the monastery was founded in the 9th century and was originally dedicated to St. George. It was originally situated at Menies on the ruins of the ancient temple of Artemis Britomartis (Diktynna). The monastery was built in the 13th century adjacent to a cemetery, but it was rebuilt between 1618 and 1634 in its present location, with Venetian influences in its architectural design and adornment. The distinctive fountain in front of the monastery's entrance was built in 1708 and the belfry in 1849.
According to monks the present location at Kolymvari was considered a safer from attack. Despite this, the monastery was heavily damaged by Ottoman bombardment on many occasions throughout its history including in 1645, 1652, 1822, 1841, and finally in 1867 during the Cretan Revolt (1866–1869) against the Ottoman Empire, evidence of which can be seen today by the remaining cannonball lodged in the monastery wall.
During World War II the monastery was partly destroyed by German bombing and it became one of the most important areas of Cretan resistance to Nazi Germany.
Architecture and relics
Gonia Monastery is a Venetian-style fortress monastery. Its main church has a narthex, a dome, and a number of chapels surrounded by a courtyard. The courtyard area is also where the quarters of the abbot and monks of the monastery are situated along with the refectory and storehouses.
Today, the monastery museum contains numerous Byzantine artifacts from the 15th and 17th century including Cretan icons by Parthenios, Ritzos, and Neilos. It also has numerous relics and other rare religious treasures from the Byzantine period and ancient inscriptions on the walls.
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Founded: 1618-1634
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Kenneth Meyer-Lassen (3 months ago)
The calmness and history of this place is magnificent. Interesting exhibition in the museum. Did I mention the nice view of the bay?!
stephen collings (3 months ago)
Incredible monastery absolutely worth visiting. The history, beauty and surrounding area is incredible. Entry fee 3 euros per person.
Hans Ljungquist (3 months ago)
Very beautiful monastery with a small but modern museum - Greek and English info. 3€ admittance includes the museum.
Carsten Franzke (4 months ago)
Intersting at all. But to understand fully you must have knowledge about the Greek Orthodox Religion.
Brieuc Posnic (5 months ago)
Very good surprise! Especially the small museum located in the basement. Absolutely worth it!


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Neil Reid may refer to:

People
Neil Reid (born 1959), Scottish musician
D. Neil Reid (1900–1981), American politician
Neil E. Reid (1871–1956), American jurist

Other
Neil Reid (album), 1972 album

See also
Neel Reid (1885–1926), American architect
Neil Reidman (born 1970s), British actor

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DECLARE curs CURSOR FOR select u.id FROM users AS u LEFT JOIN coefficients AS c ON u.id = c.user_id WHERE admin_coef IS NULL;
DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR SQLSTATE '02000' SET done=1;
open curs;
while   done=0 DO
FETCH curs INTO result;
insert INTO `coefficients`(site_name,logistic, vat, manager_coef, curator_coef, admin_coef,user_id, status) values (sname,logistic,vat,manager,curator,admin,result,status_add);
END WHILE;
close curs;
end

В самом sql все работает как надо.
Хочу вызвать через йии и передать параметры
 $products = Yii::app()->db->createCommand("CALL coeficients_add('logistic','vat','manager','curator','admin','status','site')")
                    ->bindValue(':logistic', ($_POST['logistic']))
                    ->bindValue(':vat', ($_POST['vat']))
                    ->bindValue(':manager', ($_POST['manager']))
                    ->bindValue(':curator', ($_POST['curator']))
                    ->bindValue(':admin', ($_POST['admin']))
                    ->bindValue(':status',($_POST['status']))
                    ->bindValue(':site', quotemeta($site))
                    ->queryAll();

Но на выходе выдает ошибку :
CDbCommand не удалось исполнить SQL-запрос: SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'logistic' in 'field list'. The SQL statement executed was: CALL coeficients_add(logistic,vat,manager,curator,admin,status,site)

В какую сторону копать? Спасибо.

A: Yii::app()->db->createCommand("CALL coeficients_add('logistic','vat','manager','curator','admin','status','site')")

Хм, к чему вы пытаетесь затем привязать параметры, если в запросе ни одного плейсхолдера нет, ни позиционного, ни именованного? Вроде Yii прозрачно проксирует запрос с параметрами в PDO, а не занимается сам разбором запроса.
Наверное, вы имели в виду
Yii::app()->db->createCommand("CALL coeficients_add(:logistic, :vat, :manager, :curator, :admin, :status, :site)")

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package org.activiti.engine.impl.cmd;

import java.io.Serializable;

import org.activiti.engine.ActivitiException;
import org.activiti.engine.ActivitiObjectNotFoundException;
import org.activiti.engine.impl.interceptor.Command;
import org.activiti.engine.impl.interceptor.CommandContext;
import org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.ProcessDefinitionEntity;
import org.activiti.engine.impl.util.ProcessDefinitionUtil;
import org.activiti.engine.repository.ProcessDefinition;

/**

 */
public abstract class NeedsActiveProcessDefinitionCmd<T> implements Command<T>, Serializable {

  private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

  protected String processDefinitionId;

  public NeedsActiveProcessDefinitionCmd(String processDefinitionId) {
    this.processDefinitionId = processDefinitionId;
  }

  public T execute(CommandContext commandContext) {
    ProcessDefinitionEntity processDefinition = ProcessDefinitionUtil.getProcessDefinitionFromDatabase(processDefinitionId);

    if (processDefinition == null) {
      throw new ActivitiObjectNotFoundException("No process definition found for id = '" + processDefinitionId + "'", ProcessDefinition.class);
    }

    if (processDefinition.isSuspended()) {
      throw new ActivitiException("Cannot execute operation because process definition '" + processDefinition.getName() + "' (id=" + processDefinition.getId() + ") is suspended");
    }

    return execute(commandContext, processDefinition);
  }

  /**
   * Subclasses should implement this. The provided {@link ProcessDefinition} is guaranteed to be an active process definition (ie. not suspended).
   */
  protected abstract T execute(CommandContext commandContext, ProcessDefinitionEntity processDefinition);

}

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You might have caught that post last week about Paramore having "bittersweet" feelings about their latest album Brand New Eyes, and planning to make it into the studio sometime soon to work on a new album – if not, read it RIGHT HERE. While that still may be the case, it looks like the band will have to do so sans the Farro brothers – Josh and Zac. For those unfamiliar with the band, Josh plays lead guitar and provides backing vocals, while Zac plays drums.
From an outsider's perspective, one would think the members of Paramore were exceptionally close from growing up together and sharing the same faith (Christianity). It seems like that is not the case, however. Josh and Zac Farro recently released a statement telling the truth behind Paramore, and how the band has revolved around vocalist Hayley Williams for quite some time now. When Paramore came out with its original statement about the Farro brothers' departure, it sounded like the split was mutual. Williams stated through an announcement on the band's website that it seemed like the Farro brothers did not want to be around or in the band anymore, but that they will still remain friends. Williams also wished the brothers best of luck in their future endeavors.
According to the Farro brothers, Williams was trying to play down the issues at hand. However, at the end of the Farro brothers' statement, they said that they were not ganging up or coming out at Williams – they just wanted to clear some ambiguities from the past and state the true reasons as to why they left Paramore.
In my opinion though, the Farro Brothers make some heavy-handed statements, such as not wanting to be on bad terms with her and the rest of the band. Maybe that's their way of being diplomatic. In any case, Josh and Zac said that they were the original members of the band and asked Hayley to join. Somehow, over time the band became "all about Hayley", and her parents and manager made her leave the band for a prolonged period of time to work as a solo artist. Before this point, the band wasn't even known as Paramore. It was only after Williams was done with her solo work that she invited the Farros back into the band (that they started and named).
There are a lot of details to this story, and I'm trying my best to be nonpartisan. But in light of the Farro brothers' statement, it's difficult to not take their side. Throughout their statement, Josh and Zac explain how they were constantly manipulated and controlled by Hayley and her agents, managers and parents to the point where it appeared to be Hayley's band. When Paramore was originally signed to labels and negotiating contracts, only Hayley and her team were present – the Farro brothers as well as Jeremy Davis (bass guitar) and Jason Bynum (rhythm guitar) were "left in the dark". The band eventually signed (at first to Atlantic Records then to a slew of others), but again, according to the Farros, it was a signing party for Hayley, and a few guys that backed her up during shows. I am honestly surprised the Farros, or any of the band members were able to tolerate Williams' behavior for as long as they did.
The story behind what caused Paramore to break apart when and why it did is too complicated for me to cover all of it. A few key things that made Josh and Zac make up their minds were that "the friendships [the] band once had were no longer existent", and that Hayley was writing lyrics that contrasted with ideals of Christianity. Josh and Zac couldn't bear to fight her anymore, and what was originally an act of compromising led to broken friendships and regret.
So even though I failed to be unbiased, I will say this – we at Bloginity wish both the Farro brothers and Paramore (as it stands) the best of luck in their future endeavors. Zac Farro has already formed a new band called Tunnel, and has just recently released a single entitled "Hide Your Eyes". Be sure to check it out below.
If you're more of a fan of Paramore, download the band's music RIGHT HERE.


Our company is currently migrating to WHMCS to terrorize clients kindly remind our clients to pay on time. While WHMCS is a pretty good tool out of the box, there'll always be some customization you want to do. In our case, we wanted to add a line with detailed info about our company to the footer.
Modifying the HTML version of the invoice is pretty simple. All you need to do is add some HTML to the template plage.
If you visit the client portal, you'll immediately see the change in the invoices.
Modifying the content of the PDF's is a little less forward, as it requires you to use a specific templating language. But it's not that much harder than editing the HTML view.
You can change the HTML between the ' ' with anything you'd like to add. When you try to open the PDF, your change should now be visible.
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Daniel Starkey
14th October 2015 / 11:38AM
We all have different ways of dealing with loss. Some of us lash out and hurt others while some of us turn inwards and dwell on that pain. The Mammoth: A Cave Painting [official site] is a free game about loss and how we choose to overcome it.
The Mammoth is the brainchild of several former Yager developers. The team helped birth Spec Ops: The Line before being set to task on the now-canceled Dead Island 2. Tired of seeing their projects canceled or watered down to suit a bottom line, the group wanted to make something on their own, something personal. Together, they founded a new studio, Inbetween Games.
In a chat with Leigh Alexander at Offworld, designer Jan David Hassel said that when the call came in that Dead Island 2 would be delayed indefinitely, "It didn't take us long to realize that most of us would be fired." Their response was to make a game "about the inescapability of loss."
I played the game for a bit today, and going into the game knowing that it was about the grief of its team left me with an uncomfortably personal message.
The Mammoth requires you to protect several baby mammoths from the spears of human hunters. As the people swarmed endlessly around me, my children died. One by one. With nothing left to live for, I tried to run. I tried to find someplace new away from the murderous people.
In a way, that seems like what the folks at Inbetween have done by going indie. You can download The Mammoth from its Itch page.
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set -e
python3 -m venv dd_venv
echo 'Created venv'
source dd_venv/bin/activate

pip install --upgrade pip

echo 'Getting requirements.'
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Install haiku from source (update once)
pip install git+https://github.com/deepmind/dm-haiku

# Change the cuda version to the one you want to use.
pip install --upgrade "jax[cpu]==0.2.20"
# pip install --upgrade "jax[cuda112]==0.2.20" -f https://storage.googleapis.com/jax-releases/jax_releases.html

if [[ $1 == "train" ]]; then
  echo 'Starting training...'
  PYTHONPATH=.::$PYTHONPATH python dd_two_player_games/experiment.py \
    --config=dd_two_player_games/sgd_cifar_config.py --logtostderr;
elif [[ $1 == "eval" ]]; then
  echo 'Starting evaluation...'
  PYTHONPATH=.::$PYTHONPATH python dd_two_player_games/experiment.py \
    --config=dd_two_player_games/sgd_cifar_config.py --logtostderr \
    --jaxline_mode eval;
else
  echo 'Invalid option: pass in argument train or eval to this script!'
fi


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HP Unveils Touchscreen All-In-One For Business
By Desire Athow 2011-09-09T09:57:13.251Z
HP has announced a new all-in-one computer aimed at businesses called the TouchSmart Elite 7320; it should go on sale towards the end of September in the US with a suggested retail price of $850 for the base unit.
The product features a 21.5-inch full HD touchscreen LED backlit display, Wi-Fi, two USB 3.0 ports (plus four USB 2.0 ones), a multi-card reader and is powered by one of Intel's second generation Core processors.
Also on the spec sheet is a DVD writer (upgradable to Blu-ray), an optional TV tuner, up to 1TB hard disk drive, up to 8GB onboard memory, GbE, a HD low-light webcam, keyboard and mouse.
As expected, HP bundles the desktop with a choice of either Windows 7 Professional or Home Premium and provides only one expansion slot, a Mini PCIe one plus Beats Audio and a pair of low-powered speakers.
More impressive though is the fact that it comes standard with a three year warranty on parts and labour onsite included in the price.
The Touchsmart Elite 7320 is one of seven all in one devices that HP launched earlier this week and represents, according to the company, its largest investment yet in this increasingly popular form factor.
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NEW ZEALAND-15 LIONS-15
EVEN PARK
I'm still not sure if I have my breath back even two days after full time! It really was quite the finish, and it has to be said, quite the series overall.
But if you don't mind I'll leave the lofty superlatives to the mainstream media. As entertained as I felt as the match ended, I do remember hoping against all hope that the phrase "rugby is the real winner" would be avoided at all costs to the better known journos but alas it was like moths to a flame.
Yes, we have indeed seen epic contests over the past couple of weeks and both were extremely enjoyable to watch. Whether or not they prove that shoe-horning these Lions Tours into the modern rugby calendar is worth it, well, we can debate that another day...as always with these write-ups I'll confine my scope to the 80 minutes of rugby in question.
Much like last week, I think it's best to cover the match using headings, though of course the topics will be somewhat different.
"THE INCIDENT"
I have this first because yes, it defined the match somewhat, but also because I want to get it out of the way.
The scores had just been levelled at 15-15 and all I could think of was the restart. Surely we won't screw it up? Well as it turned out we didn't even have to wait until the ball touched the ground!
Brian O'Driscoll was once on BT Sport's Rugby Tonight programme giving a clinic on how to compete for the ball at the breakdown. One of the key elements he pointed out was (paraphrase) "the picture presented by the player for the referee".
Well, for me, this works both ways. And although Romaine Poite may have eventually gotten this call correct, the picture he paints along the way is not a pretty one.
Never mind the logistics of what actually happened. I'll leave that to the good folks at RugbyReferee.net - my concern is how Poite handled it. As Ken Owens grabs then let's go of the ball, the official's arm goes up for a penalty straight away. Next he looks at a replay on the big screen. THEN he asks the TMO "Are you happy with penalty?" to which he receives the reply "Yes, I am."
Of course the ultimate decision is his, but all his actions up to this point lead us to believe he has awarded the penalty. And yes, had he done so, no doubt we'd still be debating it now. But somewhere between the chat with the TMO, which we all heard, and his chat with the two captains, he flat out changes his mind.
Again, he's entitled to do this, but for a referee who has been chosen (yet again) to officiate a decisive third test, it was not a good look for him to appear so indecisive. Naturally I am happy with the way it turned out, but you certainly couldn't say "rugby was the winner" in how he handled it.
Right - to the rest of the match.
THE LIONS' DEFENCE
These next two headings are where the series was, er, not won by the World champions.
One main feature of this tour has been the ability of any Lions XV to stick to the same defensive drill, and the opposition has found it very difficult to break down. Yes, a narrow cordon around the breakdown does offer opportunities out wide, and yes, it was exploited at times, but certainly not enough times, and much credit has to go to Andy Farrell.
THE ALL BLACKS' ERRORS
The tourists' defensive structure definitely overlaps with the subject of the All Blacks' numerous errors. You could say they "butchered" several gilt-edged try-scoring opportunities, especially in the first half, but you could also rightly say that the knockons were at least in part down to the pressure they were under, especially from 9 to 13.
How many times have we watched our nations play New Zealand over the years (here in Ireland more than most) only to feel a sense of inevitability when they cross the whitewash, especially in the first half? Here we go again, we'd say, they'll probably get to at least 50 points now?
If you watch a highlight reel of this match and only saw the two All Black tries, it would look to all intents and purposes like it was just another standard performance from them. They were both quality scores in their own right; one, a crossfield kick from Beauden Barrett for his brother Jordie to bat down to a grateful Laumape - the other, a sweeping move off a lineout where this time it's Laumape supplying the quality offload in the tackle and eventually it's Jordie dotting down.
But hang on...after that second try, Beauden pulled the conversion wide - his fifth miss in the last two tests - which meant the scoreline was now only 12-6 and this lasted to the interval. The longer the tourists stayed that close, the longer they knew they were in it, and the home side never got further away.
In fact, speaking of making errors off restarts, following all the tension through the halftime period regarding who got the next score, a penalty was awarded to the Lions straight away as Barrett couldn't get the kickoff to go ten metres and his teammates couldn't deal with the fact that their opposition chose to play on.
When Elliott Daly is on the pitch, that is indeed a costly mistake. I still say if he can make kicks from over the halfway line, why not let him take all of them to keep his eye in? Anyway...nail the booming kick he did, and it was superb.
My point on the All Black errors is this - some may have been forced by the Lions defence but others were not, and I really don't think they can afford to dwell too much on one "accidental offside" call when they analyse why this wasn't a successful series for them.
THE LIONS' "EVERYTHING ELSE"
Of course the overall D wasn't the only good thing about the Lions' display.
Johnny Sexton did as Johnny Sexton does...using his skill set to the fullest to create space for his backline while at the same time making key tackles when necessary AND when all of the above comes at a physical cost, playing through the pain as much as he can, which is a lot.
Then there's Conor Murray - the act of "exiting" from the 22 is hardly considered sexy by most rugby observers but we definitely appreciate it here at Harpin Manor. When the All Blacks blew their numerous try-scoring chances we still had much work to do to get the ball downfield and often the Munster 9 was at the heart of our escape. Unfortunately it wasn't long before we'd be under the kosh again though that wasn't his fault!
And how about Tadhg Furlong? Made that number three jersey his and barring injury I can't see how it could be taken off of him for the next tour. Outstanding carries and his play around the park make him look like he's been doing it for years.
Before you think I'm only going to compliment the Irish players...Jonathan Davies was outstanding and my Player of the Series; solid as a rock both with and without the ball (kudos by the way to BOD for also acknowledging this), Maro Itoje put in displays that suggest he could well be leading this squad in 2021 and Anthony Watson had several strong carries including a particularly important exit after Murray went off.
Discipline was one thing that everyone said had to be fixed from last week, though the raw stats say we won shipping 13 pens and this time only drew after 5 (maybe some Kiwi fans say it should be 6 but I've already covered that!). Still, it was good to see us on the right side of the referee.
But let's be honest...Warren's Wanderers weren't without their own errors. Owen Farrell's penalty on 77m will be remembered as the, er, "match-drawer" and a magnificent kick it was, but overall I thought he was below par by his standards and it's hard not to play the "nepotism card" when wondering why he was kept on the park...Te'o was a good option off the bench; plus both Daly and Sexton were capable of taking that final kick.
In fairness, the errors weren't only coming from him - we had a couple of shocking lineout throws from Jamie George at vital times (something many said was a black mark against Rory Best) and even those I singled out for praise all made mistakes at some point or other. If defensive ability will be remembered as the Lions' high point of this tour, then an inability to score tries has to at least crack the top two of the lows.
ANTI-CLIMAX?
Whatever about what the feeling was like after the final whistle, you certainly couldn't call the passage of play that went before it an anti-climax. In many ways it was a microcosm of the series.
Nine All Black phases where they tried pretty much every different way of advancing the ball imaginable, until eventually as Jordie Barrett gets a smidgin of space out on the wing - then in flies Liam Williams to not only hit him but grab and halt his progress too. After a maul ensues, eventually it's Elliott Daly with the big shove getting them into touch and that was that.
Many suggested there should have been extra time to decide a winner. I disagree and explained my reasoning in a separate post.
That said, it was a bit weird in the aftermath, and if it looked that way on TV from the other side of the word, I can only imagine what it was actually like at Eden Park (where the All Blacks hadn't failed to win for something like 73,000 years).
But one thing is for sure, congratulations must go to Warren Gatland together with his coaching staff, as well as Sam Warburton and all the playing staff. I may have reservations about the men in question in each case, but that's only because I believe in leadership roles changing hands for different tours.
The fact remains that this will be chalked up as a successful tour overall and most of the rugby has been great to watch. Who knows, maybe I'll care about it a little more in 2021, although the fact that Warren might go for a third term doesn't exactly sit well!!!
Of course the tour hadn't come without a cost...Stuart Hogg and Jared Payne to name but two. But Leinster seem to be the hardest-hit single team as Henshaw, O'Brien and Sexton, all look as though their 2017/18 campaigns will start later than expected. Now we're hearing Garry Ringrose is out too - I choose to blame the Lions tour for that too, haven't quite worked out how yet though, get back to me.
But for now, all we can do is look back over 330 days of Leinster, Ireland & the Lions rugby, dating back to Leinster's first preseason match against Ulster at Navan RFC. Why did I do the maths? Well yes, because I'm a full-on rugby nerd (the blog is proof enough of that I guess) but also because I wrote a post way back before the season started, noting just how long the season is.
There wasn't any silverware for my teams this time around, but there was plenty to cheer about, that's for sure. Beating the All Blacks in Chicago, unearthing a whole new generation of top notch Leinster talent, and finally, er, not losing a three-match series against the All Blacks.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for following my harping throughout the season, as well as the many contributors who have helped keep the blog ticking over (including Michelle Tobin who has provided a cracking series of blogs from the tour itself). We're going to turn down the dial on posting for a couple of weeks, but there's plenty of rugby to look forward to before the next season begins, not least of which is the Women's World Cup on Irish soil for the first time.
Until then, to hark back to a phrase I used to close a weekly post on SportsNews Ireland back in the day...
...may you continue to enjoy your rugby wherever you are. JLP
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A creative research and education hub, with connections to industry and higher education, will foster collaboration, whilst inspiring the creative innovators of the future. The Creative & Materials Research Centre will enable focused experiment and exploration towards tangible social and creative innovation. It will offer residential opportunities for bespoke research projects and an away-space for the many excellent smaller arts and technology labs across the UK needing flexible space for partnership and experimentation.
Make.XXL will support the local community in a variety of ways. It will generate new jobs, educational benefits and flexible work and storage space at the next-door Production Village. The Production Village will encourage a local supply chain by providing smaller scale workspace for supporting trades such as electricians, painters, carpenters, metalworkers, materials importers and smaller scale creative studios and e-tailers. Rental for this site will support and subsidise the main Make.XXL ecology.
We seek to engage the local community, whilst also extending our reach across and along the Thames. The learning programme will create tangible developmental opportunities for young people whilst wider public involvement is invited through a riverside sculpture park with outdoor temporary event spaces and a social hub with café and exhibitions. The research, education and fabrication spaces will be harnessed to generate apprenticeships as part of a joined-up Thames Estuary Apprenticeship Programme – a self-sustaining talent pipeline for London.
An improved public realm onto the river will extend eastwards from the Barking Riverside development, which the sculpture park has been located next to encourage interaction. The river creates a focal point linking with the nearby emerging cluster; LondonEast-UK business and technical park; soon to open Bow Arts Lakeside Centre at Thamesmead; proposed Dagenham Film Studios; High House Production Park, Silvertown Studios to name a few.
To aid connectivity, a dock will allow transfer of goods directly to and from the Make.XXL site and a river boat will transfer passengers north and south across the river. An occasional floating pontoon will offer a temporary event space for the communities throughout the Production Corridor – both practical transport and visitor attractor.
Collectively, this flexible proposal will build community and grow the UK's creative DNA, through a varied production offer which practically animates and connects to the river as a part of a wider Thames Estuary offer, funded through a mix of commercial use, education, industry and research partnership.


Vindictive definition: If you say that someone is vindictive, you are critical of them because they Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples A vindictive person is someone with an enduring need for vengeance. People who are prone to vindictive behavior have a high level of negative emotions, and often take out their anger by hurting their loved ones in some way, via psychological or physical abuse and manipulation.
Vindictiveness is also a vindictive woman desperate for revenge against the man who loved and left her. vindictiveness uncountable noun a dishonest person who is May 04, 2016 Being vindictive can be outward, or turned in toward ourselves. It can be self loathing as well as of others. While feeling vindictive can mean thoughts without actions, having those emotions not fully in check means there is a danger of losing self control. If you are feeling vindictive, stop, take a breather.
The narrative of a vindictive person. Written by Mellissah Smith; Culture; 1 comment; In all walks of life, you will find that one person, or perhaps a few that hold vindictive personality disorders. It's hard to avoid because many of us are not expert psychologists and have not been trained to see signs in people before it's too late or they Narcissists are often vindictive and they often stalk and harass.
Basically, there are only two ways of Vindictive personality definition essay with vindictive narcissists: Read here. Definition And Related Theories Of Personality Psychology Essay. Print Reference our research is begins with an indepth discussion on the definition and related theories of personality found in other articles or past research on antecedents. the precise definition of personality has been a point of discussion amongst many different When dealing with difficult people, our immediate urge is to jump to our own defense.


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Q: $watch not working on modal using $ekathuwa module angularjs I'm trying to implement a $scope.$watch on a modal using Ekathuwa module, https://github.com/sarath2/ngEkathuwa. It's not working. I had include a console.log() to get an idea why it is not functioning that way it supposed to be. I'm getting an undefined value on $scope.dealer. This is the ng-model of the dropdown selection from the modal template that is being watch. Below is the code. I hope someone can help me with it. Thanks in advance
myApp.controller('ordersCtrl',
    function ordersCtrl($scope, ngTableParams, dealerData, $http, $ekathuwa, $rootScope, $location, userService, $filter){

    if(!$rootScope.isLogged){
        $location.path('/').replace();
    } else {
        dealerData.getDealers(function(dealers){
            $scope.dealers = dealers;
        });

        $scope.$watch("filter.$", function () {
            $scope.tableParams.reload();
        });

        $scope.tableParams = new ngTableParams({
            page: 1,            // show first page
            count: 10,          // count per page
            sorting: {
                name: 'asc'     // initial sorting
            }
        }, {
            getData: function($defer, params) {

                $http.get('api/wos').
                    success(function(data, status, headers, config){
                        var filteredData = $filter('filter')(data, $scope.filter);
                        var orderedData = params.sorting() ?
                                        $filter('orderBy')(filteredData, params.orderBy()) :
                                        filteredData;

                    $scope.data = orderedData.slice((params.page() - 1) * params.count(), params.page() * params.count());

                    params.total(orderedData.length);
                    $defer.resolve($scope.data);
                });

            },
            $scope: $scope
        });

        $scope.addWorkOrder = function(){
            $scope.modalHeader = "ADD NEW WORK ORDER";
            $scope.modalType = "Add";
            $ekathuwa.modal({
                id: "modalWO",
                scope: $scope,
                templateURL: "./tpl/modal-wo.html"
            });

            console.log("Modal : "+ $scope.dealer +" is working");

            $scope.$watch('dealer', function(newDealer, oldDealer){
                if ( newDealer === oldDealer) {
                    return;
                }

                console.log("$watch : "+ $scope.dealer +" is working");

                $http.get('api/profile/'+$scope.dealer).
                    success(function(data, status, headers, config){

                        $scope.outletno = data.outletno;
                        $scope.address = data.address;
                        $scope.ae_engineer = data.name;
                        $scope.assignment = data.assignment;
                        $scope.dname = data.dname;
                });

                if ($scope.dealer === newDealer) {
                    return;
                }

            });

        }

        $scope.logout = function(){
            userService.setAuthentication(false);
            console.log(userService.getAuthentication());
            $location.path('/').replace();
        }
    }
});

The HTML:

                            Select Dealer:

                                <select class="form-control"
                                        ng-model="dealer"
                                        required="required"
                                        ng-options="option.sskey as option.dname for option in dealers" >
                                </select>


Top floor, well maintained 2 bedroom 1 bath condo in an elevator building! Kitchen features granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Open floor plan that receives a lot of light. Other features include in unit laundry, balcony with skyline views and a heated parking spot included! Close to shopping, Hamlin Park, transportation and 90/94. Pet friendly, professionally managed building. Must see!


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LIVE FROM NEW YORK: TOVE LO AT THE HIGHLINE
Image Courtesy of @colbymakeup on Instagram
A few weeks back I had the pleasure of seeing live in concert the artist I was most excited about discovering properly last year. Swedish pop starlet Tove Lo stopped by NYC's Highline Ballroom (a mid-size venue that feels like a theater with multi-level seating on its periphery that fits around 600-700 people) for a sold out show -- her first "headlining" show in New York.
While her Queen of the Clouds debut album was easily my favorite release of 2014, Tove is still a relative unknown to the US pop audience beyond her catchy single "Habits (Stay High)". You wouldn't know it at the Highline that night -- the show was at capacity, filled with a screaming fanbase that was gratuitous with their adoration. (One potentially drunk girl next to me: "OH MY GOSH, YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL!")
The show opened with L.A.-based indie alt pop soloist Phoebe Ryan, a self-described Tove fan herself. She recently just unleashed the music video for her single, "Dead". The main highlight during her short set was her mashup offering of R.Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)" (I honestly don't know why this is considered such a coverable classic to my generation but it really is).
Tove bounded on stage shortly thereafter with her hair put into mini braids on one side, weighted with white fabric, large beads, and feathers. She wore a black trench coat with her legs bare. Not long into the set, she ditched the jacket to reveal skin-tight, high-waisted shorts and a tank top, covered with a iridescent-but-sheer shirt overlay. For much of the performance, she was barefoot.
The name of her album was not a fluke -- for the entire performance, Tove looked like she was on top of the world. The energy in the room was palpable. Everyone knew all the words to even the more obscure album tracks and was singing along at full volume. Tove would consistently interact with the fans, grabbing hands and constantly dancing.
Towards the end of her set, when single "Talking Body" was cued up, she encouraged the crowd to take off their clothes and throw them on stage (sorry girl, you lost me here). Quite a few fans acquiesced, however. One fan threw her bra, which Tove picked up and held to her chest and proceeded to take with her when she left the stage (to do what with, the world will never know).
All in all, she put on a great show and will clearly be a hit on the festival circuit. Much of the Queen of the Clouds album was ran through and even "older" songs like "Over" were also performed. Vocally, she sounded great but the performance was more about the energy in the room -- it vibrated with a kind of intensity that only comes from the sheer respectability of an artist. What makes Tove so exciting as a popstar is because her lyrics are real. They don't feel sugarcoated or fabricated. And the response from the crowd spoke volumes to just how effective that realism is.
For more on Tove's stage look and how to re-create it at home, check out my style blog entry here.
by: Mel at: Sunday, April 05, 2015


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Research Article| October 01 2020
The Sovereignty of Critique
Audra Simpson
Audra Simpson is Professor of Anthropology at Columbia University. She researches and writes about Indigenous and settler society, politics, and history. She is the author of Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life across the Borders of Settler States (2014), winner of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association's Best First Book in Native American and Indigenous Studies Prize, the Laura Romero Prize from the American Studies Association as well as the Sharon Stephens Prize from the American Ethnological Society (2015). She is coeditor of Theorizing Native Studies (2014). She has articles in Postcolonial Studies, Theory and Event, Cultural Anthropology, American Quarterly, Junctures, Law and Contemporary Problems, and Wicazo Sa Review. In 2018, she was the Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Jackman Humanities Institute at the University of Toronto and in 2019 the Nicholson Distinguished Scholar in The Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She delivered the General Anthropology Division's Distinguished Lecture at the American Anthropological Association annual meeting in 2019. In 2010 she won Columbia University's School for General Studies "Excellence in Teaching Award." She is a Kahnawà:ke Mohawk.
South Atlantic Quarterly (2020) 119 (4): 685–699.
https://doi.org/10.1215/00382876-8663591
Audra Simpson; The Sovereignty of Critique. South Atlantic Quarterly 1 October 2020; 119 (4): 685–699. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/00382876-8663591
This article offers a brief history of "sovereignty," unmooring it from Western governance and the right to kill, in order to trace the life of the term within the field of Native (Indigenous) politics and Studies. Within this field, the practice of "critique" is central, examining conditions of dispossession and exploitation within other disciplines that refuse or devalue knowledge about Indigenous peoples. Historically, "critique" has been vital to Native and Indigenous Studies, which emerged from the liberatory and resistant politics of the late sixties and seventies across North America, as well as from decolonization movements and the specificities (and sovereignties) of Indian country. A developing field at that moment, Native and Indigenous Studies saw that the needs of Indigenous communities were tied directly to forms of resistance and redress but as well to the terrains of knowledge within contemporary academic institutions. As such, disciplinary formation and the critique, if not dismantling of dispossessing disciplines, became key sites for liberation, along with lands and waters.
sovereignty, critique, Native politics, settler colonialism
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The Settler Unchained: Constituent Power and Settler Violence
Introduction: The Ideology Issue
Critique, Crisis, Cri
Postspatial, Postcolonial: Accessing Palestine in the Digital
Native politics
(Re)producing the Nation Treaty Rights, Gay Marriage, and the Settler State
Strategic Anti-Essentialism Decolonizing Decolonization
The Afterlife of Images
Materialism between Critique and Speculation


I was hoping my usual good luck charm would work. But I've finished half a bag of Trader Joe's organic greens and the only good thing that's happened so far is that Joe Ayoob has entered the game. And, believe me, I never thought I'd say that constituted a good thing. Hold on. He just threw an interception. I am so depressed. I feel like I just caught Santa Claus smoking crack in a men's room stall.
Sorry dude, looks like a double whammy for you this week. Don't fret; there's still time to become an Oakland A's fan--Frank Thomas is turning the Best Performance by an Injured Slugger since John Jaha, and Esteban Loaiaza has recovered from a bum April and a May drunk driving arrest to be dealing in August and working on something sick like 28 consecutive scoreless innings.
Also, heard about your piece on iPods; you might find the following on the production-side of the politics interesting... http://www.computertakeback.com (click on the iWaste logo for more info) Basically, they're pushing for extended producer responsibility policies that make companies like Apple responsible for taking products back when they die to recycle and responsible for the toxins they put into them. The idea is to push for greener design and social justice in handling electronic waste. I don't know the details on things like "toxins in our brains" from iPods--makes me think of the worm in the ear in Star Trek II--but pretty important stuff. Cheers.
Thanks. I can't really give my heart to the A's. I don't hate them or anything, but I'm a Giants fan. And a National League guy too.
Yeah, I've been reading about that iPod stuff. It's everyone, pretty much, that manufactures consumer goods of that sort in that way. Apple isn't the only one. But they sure could do a better job of promoting both conservation and workers' rights. Right?
Yeah. My sense is that global justice activists pick a target--Nike, Coca-Cola--because it can help raise standards throughout the industry, not because Reebok and Pepsi are necessarily better. Environmental journalist Elizabeth Grossman has some interesting things to say in her new book "High Tech Trash" about how the European Union is forcing U.S. production standards up on electronics because the EU passed stricter regulations banning things like lead in solder.