NLP stands for Natural Language Processing. It is one of the big planning of multiple language processing by utilizing computer science, engineering knowledge especially information engineering knowledge and strong artificial intelligence which make sure proper interaction between human languages and computer system.
Now, if you are looking for a job which is related to NLP then you need to prepare for the 2019 NLP Interview Questions. It is true that every interview is different as per the different job profiles. Here, we have prepared the important NLP Interview Questions and Answers which will help you get success in your interview.
Q1. Explain in details about Natural Processing language (NLP), which are currently one of the key artificial language learning processes has been started in the industry?
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is designed for understanding and analyzing the natural languages automatic way and export data or possible require information from those available data. NLP has some define algorithm which helps mainly on machine learning. This kind of machine learning algorithm actually helps for understanding analyzing some of the natural languages.
Q2. There have some various common elements of natural language processing. Those elements are very important for understanding NLP properly, can you please explain the same in details with an example?
Extraction of Entity: It actually identifying and extracting some critical data from the available information which help to segmentation of provided sentence on identifying each entity. It can help in identifying one human that it's fictional or real, same kind of reality identification for any organization, events or any geographic location etc.
The analysis in a syntactic way: it mainly helps for maintaining ordering properly of the available words.
An analysis in a programmatic way: It is one of the key processes of NLP. It helps for extracting data from the specifically available text in natural languages.
Q3. Explain details about varieties areas available in case of processing natural languages smartly, whether we know impacted areas are very small as this processing starting very recently?
An analysis was done in a semantic way.
Summarize natural language information automatically.
Classification of varieties text is written in natural language.
We can give some key example of real life where natural language processing (NLP) used broadly. Examples are Google Assistance, IOS Siri, or Amazon echo.
Q4. In the case of processing natural language, we normally mentioned one common terminology NLP and binding every language with the same terminology properly. Please explain in details about this NLP terminology with an example?
Vectors and Weights: Google Word vectors, length of TF-IDF, varieties documents, word vectors, TF-IDF.
Structure of Text: Named Entities, tagging of part of speech, identifying the head of the sentence.
Analysis of sentiment: Know about the features of sentiment, entities available for the sentiment, sentiment common dictionary.
Classification of Text: Learning supervising, set off a train, set of validation in Dev, Set of define test, a feature of the individual text, LDA.
Reading of Machine Language: Extraction of the possible entity, linking with an individual entity, DBpedia, some libraries like Pikes or FRED.
Q5. One another very common terminology used in case of natural learning processing, that is called TF-IDF. Please explain in details on the understanding of TFIDF properly and come with some example?
TF-IDF or tf-IDF is basically stood for some critical frequency of term or some inverse frequency of specific document. TF-IDF is basically using for identifying some of the keywords from an entire document written in natural language. It is mainly involving in retrieving information from the critical document by using some statistical numeric data for identifying some of the keywords and mentioning how much important that word specifically in the collection of multiple documents or in the set of collections.
Let us now have a look at the advanced NLP Interview Questions.
Q6. There are several tagging using for processing natural languages. In all those tagging part of speech (POS), tagging is one of the popular ones in our industry. Please explain in details about part of speech (POS) tagging, and how it can be used properly?
Part of speech tagger is a very interesting and most important tool for processing natural language with proper manner. This part of speech (POS) tagger is a normal tool or software which helps for reading some critical text independent of any languages, then assign entire sentence in part of speech for each word or some other tokenization logic define in the software, such as adjective, verb or noun etc.
It is normally holding some specific algorithm which helps to label some of the terms in the entire text body. It has some varieties categories which are more complex than define above utility. The above define functionality is one of the very basic features of the POS tag.
Q7. As the analysis is one of the critical requirements of natural language processing (NLP), we can follow several analysis approaches for understanding NLP properly. In between all those one of the key analysis called as Pragmatic Analysis. Please explain about Pragmatic analysis in details?
A pragmatic analysis is one of the critical analysis defines in NLP. It mainly handling some knowledge which is belonging in the outside world. That means some of the knowledge which always be external for some define documents or already queries. This kind of analysis mainly concentrate critical interpretation of some specific word and try to understand the actual meaning of that word. For doing this kind of analysis real-world knowledge is very much required.
Q8. Again as NLP used for multiple language processing smartly and interacting with computer system based on proper language understanding, one of the key parsings normally use by NLP, it called dependency parsing. Please explain about dependency parsing in details with proper explanation?
Dependency parsing is actually known in the industry as syntactic parsing. It is doing one of the critical tasks of NLP processing, it identifying or recognizing some of the sentences and then assigning those in some define a syntactic structure for understanding properly. One of the popular syntactic structure is parsed tree define with some parsing algorithm.
Q9. One of the very basic requirement of NLP is keyword normalization. There have normally two process or techniques followed by NLP for handling proper keyword normalization. Please explain in details about keyword normalization and which techniques can be followed for the same.
This is the most asked NLP Interview Question in an interview. There has two key normalization process in NLP which help for keyword normalization. These two processes are Stemming and Lemmatization.
Q10. There have some classification model define in NLP. What kind of features can be followed by NLP for improving accuracy in the classification model?
Counting frequency of define terms.
Notation of vector for every sentence.
Part of Speech (POS) tagging.
Grammatical dependency or some define dictionary or library.


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By Adam Ingersoll November 13, 2018 November 16th, 2018 Compass News, Featured
One of the benefits of having relocated to New York City to support our office here is being more readily available and able to say yes when media opportunities arise. A few weeks ago I was invited to join UPenn's Dean of Admission, Eric Furda and Dwight-Englewood School's Director of College Counseling, Eileen Cunningham Feikens on their call-in radio show "The Process." The shows airs monthly on SiriusXM and covers all things college admissions. I arrived at the bustling studio in Rockefeller Center for my half-hour slot, was whisked into the soundbooth, threw on a set of headphones, and off we went on a wide-ranging conversation that was peppered with questions from callers all over the country.
I was impressed with Dean Furda's openness and candor throughout our conversation. Please feel free to give it a listen on their Soundcast channel. I come on at 30 minutes in and finish out the hour. Or if you don't have time to listen to the whole thing, below are some portions of the transcript that may be of interest.
The Process (10-26-18)
Eileen Cunningham Feikens: Hey, welcome back to The Process on SiriusXM Stars. This is Eileen Cunningham Feikens. I'm the director of college counseling at the Dwight-Englewood School. I'm joined by my partner on The Process, Eric J. Furda, Dean of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania.
We have some callers on the line. I want to remind everyone that we have a great guest here on our second half of the show, Adam Ingersoll, founder and principal of Compass Education Group, which provides the highest quality one-on-one test prep and academic tutoring.
Before we go to Adam, I want to go to the calls. We have Meghan in Chicago.
Eric J. Furda: Welcome to The Process, Meghan.
Meghan: Hi. Thank you for taking my call. One of the reasons I decided to call today was my son went Early Decision. He's a senior in high school. He applied Early Decision at the University of Pennsylvania.
Eric: Here we go. What am I doing up in New York? I should be down reading your son's application right now.
Eileen: You're in the hot seat right now, Furda. Meghan, what's your question?
Meghan: This summer we went to another topnotch institution and heard their admission chair speak. He flat-out said that if something is listed as optional, it simply isn't. That it's that competitive, that even though it says it's optional, you should do it. Regarding University of Pennsylvania, when it came to the SAT subject tests, we did call the office and ask, "Is this truly optional?" Yes, your admissions department said it is truly optional.
Eric: They better have. Otherwise I'd have to go to the phone room and figure out what's going on.
Eileen: Heads would be rolling.
Eric: Meghan, it's a great question. We know how families read into this. Adam, as you see this testing landscape, what do you think?
Adam Ingersoll: A classic example of "recommended" being coded language for "expected" would be Georgetown and their position on Subject Tests. They are – very reluctantly I might add – only "strongly recommending" subject tests. They would prefer to flat-out require them, but no one in their peer group does so it's politically and competitively untenable for them to do so.
Eric: That's interesting.
Adam: On this question of formal policy versus unofficial expectations, University of Chicago's new test-optional policy is maybe the real 800 pound gorilla to talk about. On the one hand it's a sincere position on their part, they want to lower barriers for underrepresented kids. On the other hand, the language in their press release said explicitly that they still expect to see – and like to see – scores from the vast majority of their applicants.
Eric: How do you think that will play out this year as you're working with families and just the behavior? What behaviors are in play…?
Adam: The assumption, correct or incorrect, by families, especially affluent families who are approaching this process knowing they need to get in based on grades and scores relative to their peers in the pool of overrepresented kids, they would look at Chicago's position and say, "That's probably not as much for me. If I do apply to Chicago without scores, they'll make the logical assumption that my scores would not have been competitive." It better be something else that makes a student in that part of the pool a compelling candidate.
Eileen: Got it. What I'm hearing between the lines is if you're a strong tester you're going to send those scores. It's really affecting those students who don't feel that they can present their strength through the tests. There lies the rub.
Adam: I love the test-optional movement for the students that it is most primarily designed to serve, students who are underrepresented, who don't have access to the kind of things (sophisticated intensive test prep) that Compass provides. It's wonderful.
For students who do have access to those advantages, but aren't able to show strong scores, everyone knows what's going on. It's great that they have the option to withhold scores too, but then they need to be especially competitive on every other front.
Adam: Meghan, great question. Obviously, there's a lot of different pieces to consider here. For the University of Pennsylvania, the Subject Tests are optional. You don't have to take them. It's up to you. [Note that UPenn continues to require either the SAT or ACT of all applicants.]
Eileen: [laughs] Eric has a really big smile on his face right now when he's like, "Whew."
Eric: We really thought about this policy. Meghan, thanks for the call. Adam, while we have you here and before we go back to the calls, my fifth-grade son — and I know you have some children around the same age — what about some of their testing? Because with your work, you also look at some of these independent school exams as well, the ERB's required for independent school admission in lower grades.
Adam: Three months ago, I moved my family from Iowa City, Iowa to the upper-west side of Manhattan. So what used to always be theoretical or something I experienced vicariously via our clients suddenly became very personal. All four of my kids went through the independent school admission process, including the tests. It was very surreal for me to experience this with my own kids after helping other families through it for two decades.
It was interesting that my youngest child, now a fourth grader at Horace Mann, had to take what was was the most intense of any standardized test that I've ever seen a kid have to take. It was extremely expensive, and it actually had a live one-on-one evaluative component with a teacher. And that evaluation was specifically trying to suss out whether the kid had been formally prepped!
Eric: Interesting.
Adam: The testing actually gets a little less crazy as you get older. At least in places like Manhattan.
Eileen: Hopefully, some of our students and families out there will take comfort in the fact that they don't have to go through that and that hurdle is behind them. Speaking about some other test questions here, how do you think that students should face — and this is going back to maybe sophomores, juniors — deciding which test to take, either the SAT or the ACT.
I'm sure you get this question a lot. How do you handle it?
Adam: It's in the top two questions that we get. It's critical not to rely on generalizations. You may have heard classic ones such as that a student who's a certain type of learner will be better at one test or the other. That kind of stuff holds no water, useless myths. You need to take practice tests as baselines and compare them very carefully.
For many students, the SAT baseline is a PSAT they take at school. Many of them need to then find an opportunity to take a practice ACT. You look at what you have, and usually, those scores are enough to make a decision. It's critical to do that in advance and choose to specialize in one test, not both, rather than diving into dealing with both tests.
Eileen: When do you think is the best time for a student, perhaps freshman, sophomore, junior, to take advantage of any test prep options that might be available to them?
Adam: The trend that I see in the mostly affluent populations that we work with are to start too soon, prep over too long a period of time and ultimately, do too much.
Adam: Of course, there are many test prep companies that push that kind of behavior. The thing is, the data show that most students don't peak on these tests until late in 11th grade or early fall of 12th grade. So if you are trying to do this efficiently and have your test prep really be leveraged against when you're most developmentally-ready to take the test, then you would defer test prep until into 11th grade. And yet, the trend in my practice is families are calling us in 9th and 10th grade begging to get started.
Eric: They want to get started.
Adam: I feel test prep in 10th grade is really too early for most kids. The summer before 11th is typically the earliest you want to dive into it.
Eileen: The earliest. Great information.
Eileen: Ok, we have Gia in Los Angeles.
Gia: Yes, I have a senior who just took his third and final SAT. He needed, like, 50 more points in math to get his superscore where he wanted for his number one school. He just got his scores on Monday, the 19th, I believe it was. He is telling me, and this is what I'm hearing from his friends, they got more questions right on this test in both subjects, and yet, his score went down.
Eileen: Crazy.
Gia: He's telling me there is a down curve because, rumor has it, it was an easier test, and therefore, people were scoring higher, so they curved down.
[crosstalk]
Eileen: I'm so glad you called in. Adam, what's your take on this?
Adam: Your son's absolutely right. There's some nuance here that we can't cover in detail (see Compass blog article for a complete explanation) but, yes, he's onto something.. Every SAT has differing levels of raw difficulty. It's impossible to assemble a test that has exactly the same statistical difficulty across all the items. So, each test has a conversion of a raw score to a scaled score. The easier the raw level of difficulty of the test, the harsher the conversion is, so to speak. This goes to what happened with the June test. The June test was a debacle.
Eileen: There was a lot of press about that.
Adam: The June SAT was basically easier than a PSAT. It was completely without historical precedent.
Eileen: Really?
Adam: The way to think about it is on the June test, and slightly less so on the October test, there were not nearly enough hard questions to differentiate between students at the top. What you have are students who, as they miss one problem, two problems, they see much steeper drops from 800 than they are used to seeing on practice tests or other tests historically.
Frankly, it's unfair. I think it reflects some real weaknesses right now within College Board's test development processes. The SAT is supposed to be extremely transparent; that was one of the key promises when the test was drastically overhauled a few years ago. Unfortunately, what we saw on the June test does not reflect transparency.
Eileen: It's also a reminder that it's one data point. It's one data point in the admissions process.
Eric: You're working with students on a day-in and day-out basis, Adam. You're working with students and families, Eileen. Gia, great question. I'm glad that you brought it up. It was something that we were chatting about prior to the show.
The college admission officers have to keep this in their view and understand that there are some differences with the test, which many on our staff know, while also understanding from June until now, just really the experience students are having and how families are feeling.
Adam: Eric, here's the challenge. It really goes to the heart of something very interesting right now in the college admissions world. I have tried for years to assure families that colleges use scores responsibly and one of the responsible things you must do is not split hairs finely.
Eric: [crosstalk]…like within a 40-point range?
Adam: It's 40 points each side of the test on the SAT and it's one to two points on the ACT. If you see a college that seems to be splitting hairs between a student who's a 33 or a 34, even a 33 and a 35, there's no statistical justification for that.
We had Dean Fitzsimmons – who I respect tremendously – in a courtroom in Boston last week, defending Harvard's practice. For the most part, I agree with his defense but, they revealed that they split hairs finely. Internally they have these groupings of applicants, and 36 is considered part of the "Magna cum laude" group, and 34 and 35 is "summa", and 33 and 32 is "cum laude" etc. That's absurd.
Eric: From a testing standpoint, that is.
Adam: The SAT is not that precise a test at its best. And when the SAT is having a hard time being consistent from test date to test date, it's really not that precise.
Eileen: That just muddies the water further.
Eric: It really exacerbates it.
Adam: I did not give Gia a reassuring response other than to say, I hope folks in Eric's shoes are aware of this and thinking of test scores as in a band or a range, even more than they historically have, rather than as precise.
Eileen: I agree. Thank you.
Eric: I think that's exactly it on all sides of the desk, really putting this in the proper context and using these tests responsibly, as with everything.
Eric: Congratulations, too. Let's go back to the lines. Susan, in DC, you have a question for The Process.
Susan: I do, hello. My children go to a private school in Washington DC and a lot of the top-tier private schools are pulling away from offering AP courses. My worry is that my children may be at a disadvantage when they're applying to colleges, not having taken those classes.
Eileen: Are you talking about a disadvantage in terms of their previous education and preparation for college or are you talking about for admission?
Susan: If colleges are looking at two students with all things equal, my child doesn't show…
Eileen: I'm going to stop you right there. This is such a great question. I'm so glad you called in. Colleges are going to look at a student and review that student in the context of what is available at his or her or their school.
Eric: These are all rigorous schools, by the way, that are doing this.
Eileen: Very rigorous. They're not going to count it against a student that they don't have APs if APs are not offered at the school. They can't do that. There are no two students, even within the same school, that are going to be identical. Susan, thank you so much for the question. It's something that I think a lot of parents are concerned about, but I don't think you have to worry about it.
Eric: Thank you, Susan. Adam, let me ask you this question. I think with so many of the questions that we've received today across The Process is the connection between high school curriculum, learning and testing because I think that gets at part of Susan's question, too.
What are you seeing in terms of what students are exposed to in their high school and then, when they come to you in 10th or 11th grade, what their testing preparation is like?
Adam: Let me parse that a bit. Our clients are mostly affluent families with kids who attend very competitive public high schools or to rather elite private schools. The basic curricular experience, the core academic development that they need to be ready to prepare for these tests, that's almost always there. Not an issue with our typical client.
However, broadly, what the test is supposed to do is, first and foremost, reveal which students are "college ready." In the big picture, this is what the tests are trying to do. This is the SAT's growth in the last five years, selling the test as a product to entire states or large public school districts as an assessment that reflects basic college readiness, literally, based on x score, this student has a y chance of getting at least C's in introductory first year college coursework.
At the high end of colleges, to be quite frank, Eric, at your school, minimal college readiness is not what your folks are screening for. That's a given.
Eric: Certainly. Do you see, Adam, having these state-wide tests, starting in the eighth grade, I believe, maybe seventh, eighth, and then, the PSAT? Is this driving good learning behavior? What do you see?
Adam: It does drive up test scores. To the extent the scores still are hard currency in the college admission process, you are helping those kids in that way. You're getting them to be even just more aware of the college process because they've taken a test.
Eileen: And, acclimated to taking standardized tests in a way, as well, correct?
Adam: But are you teaching them what they really should learn? In the big picture, what's the most valuable use of their time at school? Training for standardized tests?
Eric: Let's go back to the lines. Katie, in LA. You have a question for The Process.
Katie: Hi, kind of along the same lines, my question. I have a mediocre student. She's a freshman in high school. Is it better to send her to a smaller, private high school where we're paying a lot of money on Cs and Bs or a larger, public high school where we're not wasting our money? How does a college look at that, the size of the school and their grades?
Eric: Absolutely, and it's a great question. There is an investment in not only the curriculum but, then also, the type of learning that your child's having. Adam, given that we're wrapping up the show, a thought on this?
Adam: It's funny. This question gets to the heart of why test scores exist. The test scores will simply give colleges some additional context relative to her transcript. I think, honestly, with this question, you're maybe trying too hard to reverse engineer things. I would try hard to figure out right now, in which environment will she be more comfortable and successful?
That will tee her up for success in the college process three or four years from now. Trying to figure out whether it is better to be a slightly bigger fish in a small pond or a small fish in a big pond? Wildly speculative as far as how that's going to play out for her in college admissions in three to four years.
Eric: Katie, thanks for the call. Eileen, any final second thoughts?
Eileen: My gosh, it's October 26th.
Eric: It's the end of October, you have a deadline. Did you write all your letters? All the letters are written?
Eileen: My letters have been written. My letters are totally all done. I just want to say for every student out there who might be applying to a college under an early deadline, please don't wait until 11:30 the night before it's due. Please, promise me.
Eric: 11:30? 11:59 we're seeing.
Eileen: No, no, no. I want at least the day before. At least a day before. You don't know what the traffic is going to be like on those websites. Good luck, everyone.
Eric: Thank you so much for tuning into The Process. Adam, great to have you.
About Adam Ingersoll
Adam began his career in test prep in 1993 while at the University of Southern California, where he was a student-athlete on the basketball team, worked in the admission office, and graduated magna cum laude. Over the last two decades he has guided thousands of families to successful experiences with standardized tests and has mentored hundreds of the industry's most sought-after tutors. Adam is known nationally as a leading expert on college admission testing and is a frequent presenter at higher ed conferences, faculty development workshops, and school seminars.
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Q: save float number to NSUSERDEFAULT I was trying to save the coordinates

(75.8572998 = 7 digits after decimal point)

to NSUSERDEFAULT.
But when I fetch it back it shows the value only up to 3 digits after decimal

i.e. 75.857.

I tried to convert the coordinates to string or float before saving it to user defaults.
But no luck.
let locationValue:CLLocationCoordinate2D = manager.location!.coordinate
let latitude : Float = Float(locationValue.latitude)
print("location = \(latitude)")

NSUSERDEFAULT.set(latitude, forKey: "lat")
print(NSUSERDEFAULT.double(forKey: "lat"))

location = (30.9009991)
30.9009990692139

A: Swift 4.2 playground tested code to save larger numbers,
let cor = 75.8572998232
UserDefaults.standard.set(cor, forKey: "cor")
let v = UserDefaults.standard.double(forKey: "cor")
print("Coordinate value is: \(v)")

Output

Coordinate value is: 75.8572998232

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A United Methodist colleague introduced me to this clergy coaching network. http://www.clergycoachingnetwork.com/health-coaching While I haven't had a chance to fully explore all this particular network has to offer, I endorse the concept and hope to see more coaching networks emerge to support clergy in struggling, transitional urban churches. I have come to believe all clergy, especially those involved with transitional ministries, need a coach.


Lil Skies continues his 2018 takeover with a new black-and-white visual for "Lettuce Sandwich," a cut from his Life of a Dark Rose mixtape.
In the striking new Nicholas Jandora-directed video, the Waynesboro, Pa. rhymer leads a gang of young bandits as they scour what appears to be a convenience store and beat the living daylights out of a parked car. The whole thing carries a youthful tone, but there's definitely some ghastly stuff going down.
"The video was inspired by movies like Mad Max, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and American Psycho," Skies tells XXL of the inspiration for the video. "We basically wanted it to just have a dark theme to it and keep people questioning what they just saw."
Skies has enjoyed a considerable come up over the last few months, and he doesn't plan on losing any momentum throughout the rest of the new year. "For 2018, expect a lot more music, an album, fire music videos," he says of his plans in the coming months.
Those plans also include his headlining nationwide Life of a Dark Rose Tour, which begins in Seattle on March 11. You can cop tickets for tour dates on his official website.
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Neighbors, board member question EWEB last-minute switch
EWEB made a last-minute switch and now will construct two Patterson Hill water tanks at the same time.
John Barofsky: I just want to make sure that we don't have this type of last-minute switch again because I think it loses trust with the community that I represent.
John Q: [00:00:11] Commissioner John Barofsky, speaking on EWEB's water storage project. Construction starts August 2, as EWEB builds both water storage tanks planned atop Patterson Hill, above East 40th. Board president Mindy Schlossberg introduced the topic at the board's April 2021 meeting.
Mindy Schlossberg: [00:00:33] We can go on to agenda item number seven, Record of Decision, the final design report for the East 40th water storage project.
Frank Lawson: [00:00:41] Great. President Schlossberg, Commissioners, good evening.
John Q: [00:00:44] General Manager Frank Lawson.
Frank Lawson: [00:00:46] Pertaining to this topic, you did receive a pretty robust, 167-page background package, the decision to construct both tanks concurrently beginning in 2021.
In our analysis, there are significant economic, social and environmental reasons for the siting and concurrent construction of both tanks. It does provide greater flexibility. When we look at the sequencing with the other work that we want to do at College Hill, and at Hawkins, which are both projects that will still be upgraded, and potentially also a storage site at the new water treatment plant in Glenwood, so it does provide additional flexibility.
The independent, triple bottom line analysis showed that it requires the least amount of rock excavation, impacts to the view shed for the fewest number of adjacent neighbors, it preserves the ridgeline, and protects the largest amount of the oak habitat, which is also listed by the state of Oregon as a strategic habitat.
John Q: [00:01:52] By building both tanks now, he said we can save over a million dollars and about two thousand truck trips.
Frank Lawson: [00:02:01] I'd like to thank our Chief Operating Officer Rod Price, our Water Division Manager Karen Kelley, our Project Manager Laura Farthing, Communication Supervisor Jen Connors, and also our Customer Relationship Manager Jeannine Parisi for their work so far on the project. I'm really pleased with how the project's been managed, the detail with which they've provided information to management and the board and the public and expect and acknowledge that this project will have significant impacts on the neighborhood for a period of time. It will be shorter if done and procured and mobilized once as opposed to twice. I do believe that if we did it twice, people would look back 10 years from now and say, Why didn't you just do this all at once? Especially given that Hilyard will be resurfaced during that time.
John Q: [00:02:52] A nearby neighbor wondered why the Southeast neighborhood was being punished.
Stephen Anderson: [00:02:57] I'm Stephen Anderson. I live on Hilyard in Ward Two right next to the project here on Patterson Hill, which was named by my deceased neighbor who lived here when there was only one house on it.
From our point of view, EWEB is again losing credibility. Instead of getting better as we communicate, it's worse. We need answers. For example, why have years of planning for one tank now, and one in the future, suddenly become two tanks immediately, impacting this neighborhood and all of south Eugene for at least three years. Although engineering friends tell us it will be closer to four. What in the world is going on?
It feels as if we who had the temerity to question the location of the tanks are now being punished for caring about the environment and the neighborhood. From day one, we were told you were already in a hurry, anxious about earthquake effects on the current system. And now you're not in a hurry at all. It can take three or four years, and then we'll have two tanks.
We were told that initially the long-term plan was a new tank there on College Hill after our first tank was completed. And then you could easily build a second tank there on the decommissioned tank site once your wi-fi power contract is up. So long before you need Tank Two on Patterson Hill, you could be building down there, which is much closer to the freeway and would impact far fewer citizens with truck traffic because of easy access to the freeway. So why are current taxpayers being asked to pay for extra storage now, here, rather than 10 years from now?
If this is so important, why wasn't it part of your many years of planning? Now you're changing horses in midstream. Your engineering firm on page one of their report to what you just sent us this week finally sited Tank One exactly where we've asked it to be all this time, which is in the middle of the site, which would save our big trees as long as possible. It would be very easy to move that tank 30 feet north, and then it would not impact drilling or blasting for Tank Two is a decade down the road. When we visited with your engineer at the EWEB tent meeting, that's exactly what he told us.
And lastly, there's not a single member of the EWEB board or staff that would want Tank One sited within 60 feet of their property line on a property this big. Yet that's exactly what you're planning and the justification: You need to keep the ridgeline view pristine. What in the world are you talking about? People directly below the ridge can't even see a tank if it's moved 30 feet west. And the view of the ridge is from the playground or people up on other hills and a screen of shrubs or trees would take care of that, don't you think?
Decide to file a lawsuit, we might be able to find out exactly what's been going on behind closed doors, call in our own experts , shed some light on what's really going on. And perhaps then the EWEB board of commissioners will look at this and enjoin the discussion.
John Q: [00:06:03] Sandra Bishop.
Sandra Bishop: [00:06:04] What does this mean for the neighborhood? Building two tanks now will extend the construction period for two or three years. There'll be more than twice the number of trees cut to make room for the second tank. The impact to neighborhood streets and safety will be profound.
To build two tanks now, there'd be thousands more ton of rock blasted and hauled off the site. Putting all those trucks past Tugman Parks for additional years at the time. Who will pay for this excess capacity? The rate payers. And how does this fit with the citywide storage plan?
Does this means College Hill tanks are not going to be recommissioned or reconstructed on time. What about the Hawkins Heights? What about West Eugene? This decision will probably put this project over budget and off schedule. This will add millions to the cost. A Record of Decision is a very convoluted, backward way to make such a decision that is going to cost this much.
What about Santa Clara? What about these other projects? Why burden taxpayers now for something in the future? So please. Look at the equity of this. Why are you building excess capacity in well-to-do neighborhoods. Please get back to the original plan. The well thought up planning to build this system throughout the city. Please look at the social and economic and environmental equity with this.
John Q: [00:07:40] Commissioner John Barofsky.
John Barofsky: [00:07:42] The problem that I'm having is the switch from one tank to two tanks and the public process that went into that. Even in those early months, it was: one tank, College Hill, Hawkins, another tank. And that's what has been presented to the neighbors. If we had gone in with the public process and said, we're building two tanks here and we want to hear from the public, the two-tank option came along fairly quickly in my view. As one of the people said earlier, if we're going to change horses in midstream, we need to look at that because I don't think that's the proper way to do it. I'm sorry that it wasn't presented in this way all along for the last year and a half to two years, because I think what that does is it loses trust with the community that I represent.
The one thing that I was very encouraged by was that my predecessor, Dick Helgeson, weighed in on public testimony and gave his evaluation that this was probably the correct way to go. And as somebody who has as much experience as he has, that gives me a lot confidence in moving forward with the way we're going.
I just want to make sure that moving forward that we don't have this type of last-minute switch again, because these are very impactful decisions that we're making and we need to make them carefully. And I think we did, and I think it was well thought out, but I think that we can learn from this going forward.
John Q: [00:09:22] For the latest on the East 40th Project, see eweb.org.
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4. We can let go of the past and the future.
5. Now is the time there is and each instant is for giving.
6. We can learn to love ourselves and others by forgiving rather than judging.
9. We are students of and teachers to each other.
10. We can focus on the whole of life rather than the fragments.
11. Since love is eternal death need not be viewed as fearful.
12. We can always perceive ourselves and others as either extending love or giving a call for help.


Garaggakals seem to divide all life into two categories: predators (themselves) and prey (everything else), making peaceful interaction nearly impossible. To a garaggakal, the best way to learn more about a new species is to kill, dissect, and eat it, not necessarily in that order.
I say we leave it be!


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Jessica Pfund (born January 9, 1998) is a retired Swiss-American pair skater who represents Switzerland. With skating partner Joshua Santillan, she is the 2015 Autumn Classic International bronze medalist and has competed at two Grand Prix events. They are the 2022 Swiss national champions.

Career

Early career
Pfund began learning to skate in 2003. As a single skater, she won the juvenile bronze medal at the 2009 U.S. Junior Championships and placed 12th on the novice level at the 2011 U.S. Championships.

In the 2011–12 season, Pfund began competing in pair skating with AJ Reiss. In 2012, they appeared at two Junior Grand Prix events, placing 5th in Lake Placid, New York and 7th in Chemnitz, Germany. Competing on the senior level, they placed tenth at the 2014 U.S. Championships. They were coached by Peter Oppegard in Artesia, California.

Partnership with Santillan
Pfund teamed up with Joshua Santillan in May 2015, following tryouts in Florida and Colorado Springs, Colorado. They decided to be coached by Lyndon Johnston in Ellenton, Florida and, early in their partnership, also trained with Jim Peterson and Amanda Evora. Making their international debut, the pair won the bronze medal at the 2015 Autumn Classic International. Appearing as late replacements for Gretchen Donlan / Nathan Bartholomay, they finished 8th at their first Grand Prix event, the 2015 Skate America.

Pfund underwent surgery in mid-2016 due to two torn ligaments in her right foot and returned to the ice three months later. She and Santillan finished 8th at the 2016 Cup of China. Following the event, she had an amniotic stem cell injection to treat tendinitis in her anterior tendon and a bone cement injection for a chronic bruise in her talus bone. In January 2017, Santillan had a strained rotator cuff in his right shoulder. The pair placed 5th at the 2017 U.S. Championships.

In October 2020, Pfund and Santillan announced their intention to represent Switzerland in competition, but were told by the U.S. Figure Skating Federation that they would have to wait a year to be released. In July 2021, they announced they were allowed to represent Switzerland for the 2021-2022 season.

On March 18, 2022, they announced their retirement from competitive skating.

Programs

With Santillan

With Reiss

Competitive highlights
GP: Grand Prix; CS: Challenger Series; JGP: Junior Grand Prix

Pairs with Santillan

For Switzerland

For the United States

Pairs with Reiss

Ladies' singles

References

External links

1998 births
American female pair skaters
Living people
People from Los Gatos, California
21st-century American women

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I'm extremely discouraged and dispirited this week, thinking about Ferguson. Thinking about Eric Garner. Thinking about voices & the voiceless. Thinking about justice. Thinking about inequality in income, wealth, privilege, status.
And I'm wondering, too, from the heart of the boom — from Palo Alto and San Francisco — whether the country is starting to split into two in a way that will prove to be irreparable.
This isn't an original thought, for sure. It just feels more acute to me than ever.
I tend to be an optimist, especially as relates to issues of our American republic. I think the work of the founders, and especially Madison and the Constitution, is unrivaled in human history, and has shown to be robust under many, many pressures over time.
I read this editorial in the New York Times today, about how uncivil, disrespectful, unconstructive we have been these last 6 years. And it's just depressing, what our civil life has become. So awful & inhumane. And so much about obstruction and taking. Not about building a better society.
And all I could think of was Dickens. Trite, I know. But sure feels to me like where we are:
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way — in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.
It's easy to gloss over that, recalling it from when we all read it in high school. So take a few minutes, read more closely. Try to grok what Dickens was talking about.
If that doesn't describe today's America, I don't know what does.
Obviously it's not a hopeful comparison for today, given that Dickens was writing about the years leading up to the French Revolution.
And for the record, I don't think that we're there. But I do think that it's increasingly clear that the greatest work of our times — and the great opportunity to do the most good — will be centered around repairing these rifts, these divides between race, between rich & poor, between the influential and the voiceless.
And I'm hopeful & optimistic that a new generation of heroes and role models is emerging to take up that work.
But there's so much to do. We are miles from home.
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National Credit Regulator Sees Rise of Recession Ahead
South Africa could see a spike in bad loans as the first recession since 2009 hits millions of chronically indebted consumers struggling to pay back credit totalling R1.7 trillion ($133.19 billion), the National Credit Regulator (NCR) said on Wednesday.
Africa's most developed economy slipped into recession in the first quarter, compounding a slew of negative economic indicators including sovereign rating downgrades and stubbornly high unemployment.
For more on the rating, downgrade see our articles Moody's Downgrades South Africa's Credit Ratings and How S&P "Junk Status " Downgrade Will Impact Consumers
A word from the chief executive of the NCR
"Already we've got a lot of accounts, more than a third, that are impaired and the percentages might go up. So we are worried," Nomsa Motshegare, the NCR chief executive told Reuters.
"There must be responsible borrowing but also responsible lending," she said after briefing Parliament where changes to the National Credit Act were being considered to help relieve over-indebted consumers.
Motshegare said at the end of December, there were around 24 million active credit consumers, with 40%, or just under 10 million people, having some form of "impaired record" of payment.
Irresponsible lending
Unbridled lending fuelled a consumer frenzy that lifted growth to an average 5% annually in the period before the 2009 recession before the government introduced legislation clamping down on irresponsible lending.
The National Treasury, which has previously introduced a debt amnesty to assist poor and indebted consumers, said they were considering a number of options, including "extinguishing" some or all debt to help people get a fresh start.
A firm take on irresponsible lending
"If a person can pay, he or she should pay," said Katherine Gibson, senior adviser for market conduct and inclusion at the Treasury.
Gibson told parliament's trade and industry committee that further research was needed to determine the impact of possible debt relief packages, which was expected to heavily impact retailers and microlenders.
"It is expected to heavily impact access to credit and is likely to push desperate people to illegal operators," she said.
Pay back the money
The key suspects driving irresponsible lending can come in many forms from short term loans, vehicle finance, payday loans, credit cards, store credit and micro-loans. These financial instruments have been used rather liberally in recent years and had many consumers taking out credit at rates they did not understand or commitments they were never likely to meet over the course of payment. Driving many consumers deeper and deeper into a cycle of debt that seems insurmountable to service and defaults on loans begin to occur at a rapid rate.
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The 25 Best Feel-Good Movies to Watch When You're Feeling Down
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Feeling down? Let these movies pick you back up.
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by Gregory Lawrence October 24, 2019
Faithfull, a British Invasion singer, is best known for "As Tears Go By."
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No, they don't have to be cheesy.
Adam's Top 10 Films of 2016
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Let's get to it.
Golden Globe Nominations: 'Hacksaw Ridge' Makes Strong Showing as 'Silence' Is Shut Out
Meanwhile, new TV series 'Westworld', 'This Is Us', and 'Stranger Things' step into the spotlight.
'Sing Street' Star Lucy Boynton on That Ending and Working with Nicholas Hoult on the J.D. Salinger…
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The actress also talks about her audition for John Carney's music film, her dream of being a member of Talking Heads, and her upcoming projects.
The Best Movies of 2016 So Far: Bad Bunkers, Civil Wars, and Terrence Malick's Hollywood
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Our staff goes over the very best films of the year thus far, including horror sensation 'The Witch', China's transportive 'Mountain May Depart', and one of the best political documentaries of the decade.
'Sing Street' Review: Making Beautiful 80s Pop-Rock in a Joyous Coming of Age Tale
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Director John Carney once again shows the power of music to bring people together and change lives.
First 'Sing Street' Clip Tries to Solve "The Riddle of the Model"
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Get utterly charmed by the new film from the director of 'Once'.
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> album title goes here < è il sesto album in studio realizzato dal disc jockey e produttore discografico canadese deadmau5.

La traccia Maths doveva originariamente essere rilasciata come traccia finale di 4x4=12. La traccia Professional Griefers era originariamente chiamata Deer Bus e poi Expert Griefers. L'intro della traccia Closer riprende la melodia usata nel film Incontri Ravvicinati del Terzo Tipo, nella scena in cui gli umani tentano per la prima volta di comunicare con gli extraterrestri. La traccia October prende il nome dal decimo mese dell'anno, ed è anche la decima traccia dell'album. L'album ha ricevuto una nomination alla Grammy Awards per Miglior Album Dance/Elettronico; mentre ai Juno Awards ha ricevuto una nomination per Registrazione Dance dell'Anno. L'album si è posizionato #1 nella classifica degli Album Dance/Elettronici di Billboard.

Tracce

 Superliminal
 Channel 42 (con Wolfgang Gartner)
 The Veldt (feat. Chris James) [8 Minute Edit]
Fn Pig
 Professional Griefers (feat. Gerard Way)
 Maths
 There Might Be Coffee
 Take Care of the Proper Paperwork
 Closer
 October
 Sleepless
 Failbait (feat. Cypress Hill)
 Telemiscommunications (feat. Imogen Heap)

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 Strobe (Live)
 The Veldt (feat. Chris James) [Tommy Trash Remix]
 Professional Griefers (feat. Gerard Way) (Radio Edit)
 The Veldt (feat. Chris James) (Music Video)
 Professional Griefers (feat. Gerard Way) (Music Video)

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 Professional Griefers (Instrumental Mix)
 Professional Griefers (feat. Gerard Way) (Radio Edit)
 The Veldt (feat. Chris James) [Tommy Trash Remix]
 The Veldt (feat. Chris James) [Freeform Five Remix]
 Strobe (Live)

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Women Supporting Women at MaxxCole Salon & Spa
After graduating from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 1997, Nicole Lerda entered the Financial Services industry where she began her career in Recruiting & Marketing. Shortly after starting the position, she realized that she was grossly outnumbered – working in an industry where only 15% of people were women, with even fewer holding leadership positions. With these statistics against her, Nicole knew she had a difficult road ahead, however, with her tenacity and entrepreneurial spirit, she was
determined to succeed.
As the years passed, Nicole continued to break barriers - first by becoming the Director of Marketing, a fully-licensed financial planner, the Director of New Business Development, and ultimately, being promoted to Managing Sales Director for a Fortune 50 company. Her passion to support women eventually led her to procure MaxxCole Salon & Spa. "I had been going to this salon for 13 years and found it be a compassionate place for women – perfect for helping women to feel confident by serving all of their beauty and self-care needs," said Nicole.
In January of 2020, the former owner of MaxxCole Salon & Spa approached her and explained that she would be moving on and that she did not want the business and careers of 10 female employees to end. While having a deep passion for serving women, and a soft spot for the business, Nicole felt compelled to help the business owner and her employees.
Nicole was referred to the Duquesne University's Small Business Development Center by MaxxCole's original owner. Nicole was paired with an experienced business consultant, who helped her to realize that buying MaxxCole Salon & Spa was feasible. She and her consultant worked together to discuss legal issues, loan options, and business and marketing plans. The COVID-19 pandemic definitely impacted Nicole's progress. However, with steady advice and a positive attitude, she was able to use that time to work on her business. She designed and built her website, wrote and developed marketing material, created an interior design plan for the space, and developed all of the hiring paperwork she would need such as an employee handbook and salon and spa processes.
Nicole is proud to say that she and her husband now own MaxxCole Salon & Spa, saving all 10 employees who continue to offer the same excellent service and AVEDA product line they always have. With a deep passion for supporting women and the determination to fight through a global pandemic, MaxxCole Salon & Spa will live on and without a doubt continue to grow and flourish. MaxxCole Salon & Spa's grand opening event is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2020. Supporters along the way, such as the Duquesne SBDC, Beth Caldwell & Pittsburgh Professional Women, Dollar Bank, and Beth Lynch, CFP, SVP of Fort Pitt Capital Group, will be present to celebrate and congratulate Nicole on a job well done.


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Chi-Chi-Chi: Don't ignore the free gift on ITV this summer
Chile are coming to our televisions, and we'd be fools to miss out.
It's not a big tournament summer. The domestic season is long finished, the international break is over, and the fixtures for the next Premier League campaign were announced today, allowing football fans the opportunity to dream of what might be, come May 2018. That's it. No senior, elite level football to be watched for weeks, it seems. Maybe bored lovers of the beautiful game will want to dip their toe in the Lions tour of New Zealand, catch the end of the ICC Champions Trophy or simply wait until it's time for those annual cries of "come on Tim". However, they'd be foolish to detach from football, just yet.
That jam-jar of a competition, forced on to the calendar so tightly by FIFA, with seemingly no likelihood of being removed for the sake of players hoping for a summer off, is ready to go. The Confederations Cup will kick off in Saint Petersburg on Saturday, as hosts Russia take on 2016 OFC Nations Cup winners New Zealand. This tournament rarely catches the media spotlight, despite some rather open and exciting tournaments in recent years, and is ignored by many British football fans. This is both a plea and recommendation, however, to do the opposite this summer, and lap up the coming terrestrial television gift that is the Chile national team.
One day, I'll write an elongated love letter about this side. Ever since the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, I've been captivated by them. Their style is no doubt one for the footballing romantics. Goals, goals, goals, Gegenpressen on steroids, a leaky defence, world class superstars and the tummy-tingly suspense of never knowing what might happen when they play. They have a unique identity, that rare thing in modern-day international football. And they'll be desperate to lift the trophy this summer.
The seeds of this side were first planted at the 2007 under-20 World Cup in Canada, when a team containing Alexis Sanchez and Arturo Vidal finished in 3rd place. Those two are no doubt the stars of the current side, but there are essential players throughout, not least Claudio Bravo, Eduardo Vargas and Gary Medel, all players somewhat maligned in England. The core of this under-20 team broke a 12 year absence from the World Cup when they made it to South Africa in 2010, but after progressing out of Group H, they were comfortably beaten by Brazil in the last-16. They had 3 key men suspended that disappointing day, but the style was well in place for the future. And whose style was it? Marcelo Bielsa, no less, and it's he who must take a serious amount of credit for what came after his 3 year tenure ended in 2010.
Not an easy job to walk into, Jorge Sampaoli secured 3rd place in the CONMEBOL qualifiers for Brazil 2014, and a second successive finals appearance for this generation. They were, however, drawn in the Group of Death, with invincible holders Spain, the Netherlands and Australia. I remember the excitement the evening of their opener, against the Socceroos, vividly. The first half-hour was a relentless gush of super-Chile, and they raced into a 2-0 lead. A big score looked likely, but perhaps their biggest defensive frailty, height (or lack of), was highlighted when Tim Cahill pulled one back via a headed goal. Chile went on to win 3-1, but it was the next match against Spain that really caught the eye, as classy goals from Carles Aranguiz and Vargas saw the world champions dumped out the competition.
They should have secured top spot, and a date with Mexico, but defeat to the Dutch left a mouth-watering showdown against the hosts in what turned out to be a gripping contest. Sadly, and typically heart-breaking, it was penalties that saw Chile exit, but it could have been so different had Mauricio Pinilla not agonisingly crashed a shot against the bar in extra time. There would be little time to lick wounds, though. In a years time, the Copa America was coming to Chile, and they had a date with destiny, in a competition that they'd remarkably never won.
Of course, the tournament had all the rollercoasters that associate with this team, from Vidal crashing his car in controversial circumstances, to a defensive horror-show in a 3-3 draw with Mexico. However, ultimately, the side held their nerve in the knockout stages, and the late 1-0 win over a dogged Uruguay side was key. An edgy win over Peru in the last 4 meant a date with Lionel Messi and co in the final in Santiago. It was penalties again, but this time Chile won, claiming their first ever silverware and fulfilling surely the ultimate goal of this generation. The penalty that clinched it epitomised this team - Sanchez, under all the pressure in the world, dinking a Panenka past Sergio Romero.
The Copa Centenario in 2016 again had the mix of good, bad and ugly, in the excessive Chile ways. Only a penalty in the 10th minute of stoppage time against Panama helped them out the group, before a simply astonishing 7-0 demolition of a solid Mexico team in the last 8. Colombia were seen off inside the first 15 minutes of the semis, and then history repeated itself in New Jersey in the final, when penalties again clinched the gold medal over Argentina. Famously, Messi retired from the international game after this loss, but is now back in the fold. His current manager? Sampaoli, who'd left Chile before the 2016 Copa, initially for Sevilla.
He was replaced by Juan Antonio Pizzi, the latest man who to be set the task of maintaining this special team and their style. A second successive continental crown wasn't a bad way to start, but a mixed 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign sees them in the 4th, and final, automatic berth at present. Of course, it's Argentina and Sampaoli who sit one place behind them, and a fascinating end to the qualification awaits.
Before that, though, is the Confederations Cup. For a nation so overjoyed to win that first continental crown in 2015, there'll be little need for motivation to reach for more gold in Russia. Their last warm-up game against Romania was a microcosm of this team; two sumptuous goals giving the South Americans a two-goal lead, before a rearguard collapse ended in a 3-2 defeat. The defensive importance of Medel was evident - Chile were ahead before his first-half dismissal.
In Russia this month, Europe will offer the main threat. Germany will always be contenders, and there's no doubt a certain Mr Ronaldo will be keen to claim yet another career medal. The Germans and Chile are together in group B, along with Australia and a weak Cameroon, who the Chileans meet in their opener on Sunday. Entertainment is almost guaranteed - the averages for the 16 matches they've played over the course of the 2014 World Cup, and 2015 and 2016 Copa Americas read as 3 goals per game, and over 2 scored by Chile.
This side needs more dedicated to them than this all-to-brief assessment of the past decade There's no doubt others have told this story, or parts of it, and in better ways. What I'm trying to get across is that this side are a pure pleasure to watch, gripping, and unpredictable. And you'd be foolish to miss out on the free offerings on your TV this summer.
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This Day In Rock History
Discussion in 'Rock Lounge' started by CrazyConnie, Jan 29, 2017.
Dec 6, 2019 at 11:17 AM #3371
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This Day In Rock History: December 3rd
1948 Ozzy Osbourne is born John Michael Osbourne in Birmingham, England. He becomes the lead singer of Black Sabbath.
1949 Mickey Thomas (Jefferson Starship singer) is born in Cairo, Georgia.
1952 Duane Roland (Molly Hatchet guitarist) is born in Jeffersonville, Indiana.
source: calendarsongfacts
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This Day In Music History: December 3rd
A few albums that was released....
1965 ● The Who —— My Generation ► Hard Rock
1965 ● The Beatles —— Rubber Soul [UK] ► Pop-Rock
1983 ● Slade —— The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome ► Hard Rock
1996 ● Spirit —— California Blues ► Blues-Rock
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Dec 7, 2019 at 11:39 PM #3373
This Day In Rock History: December 4th
1976 American guitarist Tommy Bolin died from a heroin overdose aged 25 the day after opening a show for Jeff Beck in Miami, Florida. Bolin was a member of Zephyr (1969 to 1971), The James Gang (1973 to 1974) and Deep Purple (1975 to 1976).
1993 Multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer, Frank Zappa died of prostate cancer. Zappa recorded many albums with The Mothers Of Invention as well a solo recordings including the 1969 album 'Hot Rats' and 1974 album 'Apostrophe'. Zappa recorded one of the first concept albums, 'Freak Out' released in 1966, it was also one of the earliest double albums in rock music (although Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde preceded it by a week). He married Adelaide Gail Sloatman, in 1967, they had four children: Moon Unit, Dweezil, Ahmet Emuukha Rodan and Diva Thin Muffin Pigeen.
source: thisdayinmusic
1942 Chris Hillman (of The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Byrds) is born in Los Angeles, California.
1948 Southside Johnny, of the Jersey Shore rock band Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, is born in Neptune, New Jersey.
1951 Gary Rossington is born in Jacksonville, Florida. He becomes a founding member and guitarist of both Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Rossington-Collins Band. Rossington is inducted into the Rock and Hall of Fame in 2006 as a member of Lynyrd Skynyrd.
1971 During a Frank Zappa concert, the Montreux Casino in Switzerland catches fire when someone fires a flare gun, inspiring Deep Purple's "Smoke On The Water." Deep Purple are there to record their album Machine Head the following day, but end up using the Grand Hotel and including the song as a last-minute addition.
2014 The day after a fake MSNBC story reports the death of Axl Rose, the very much alive Guns N' Roses frontman tweets: "if I'm dead do I still have to pay taxes?"
This Day In Music History: December 4th
1965 ● The Rolling Stones —— December's Children (And Everybody's) ► Blues-Rock
1970 ● Wishbone Ash —— Wishbone Ash ► Prog Rock
1977 ● Scorpions —— Taken By Force ► Heavy Metal/Kraut Rock
1989 ● Queen —— At The Beeb ► Glam Rock
1997 ● Loverboy —— Six ► Arena Rock
Dec 8, 2019 at 2:28 AM #3376
1964 The Zombies' debut single "She's Not There" tops the Cashbox Best Sellers chart. It reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #12 in the UK.
1968 An actual banquet held to launch the Rolling Stones' newest album, "Beggar's Banquet" comes to an abrupt end when a pie throwing fight breaks out.
source: classicbands
1938 Singer-songwriter J.J. Cale, a forerunner of the Tulsa Sound, is born John Weldon Cale in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
1945 Eduardo "Eddie" Serrato (drummer for ? & the Mysterians) is born
1947 Jim Messina (of Buffalo Springfield, Poco, Loggins & Messina) is born in Maywood, California.
1960 Jack Russell (Great White vocalist) is born in Montebello, California.
1968 Glen Graham (drummer for Blind Melon) is born in Columbus, Mississippi.
1969 The Rolling Stones release Let It Bleed.
1966 ● Buffalo Springfield —— Buffalo Springfield ► Folk-Rock
1973 ● Paul McCartney & Wings —— Band On The Run ► Pop-Rock
1974 ● Yes —— Relayer ► Prog Rock
1980 ● Blues Brothers —— Made In America ► Blues-Rock
2000 ● Alice In Chains —— Live ► Heavy Metal/Grunge Metal
2000 ● Alice Cooper —— Brutally Live ► Hard Rock
1969 The Rolling Stones played a free festival at Altamont in California, along with Jefferson Airplane, Santana, The Flying Burrito Brothers and Crosby Stills Nash & Young. Rolling Stones fan Meredith Hunter was stabbed to death as the group played by Hell's Angels who'd been hired to police the event. It's claimed Hunter was waving a revolver. One other man drowned, two men were killed by in a hit-and run accident and two babies were born.
1988 American singer songwriter Roy Orbison died of a heart attack aged 52. Scored the 1964 UK & US No.1 single 'Pretty Woman', plus over 20 US & 30 UK Top 40 singles including 'Only the Lonely' and 'Crying'. Formed his first band The Wink Westerners in 1949, was a member of The Traveling Wilburys (known as Lefty Wilbury) with Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty and had the 1988 UK No.21 single 'Handle With Care'. Orbison endured a great deal of tragedy in his life. His first wife, Claudette died in a motorcycle accident in 1966 and two of his three sons, died in a house fire.
1947 Kim Simmonds (Savoy Brown frontman) is born in Newbridge, Caerphilly, Wales.
1956 Randy Rhoads (Quiet Riot guitarist) is born in Santa Monica, California.
1968 The Rolling Stones release Beggars Banquet.
2011 Barbara Orbison, the second wife and widow of Roy Orbison, dies 23 years to the day after her husband.
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Q: Somar valores de um select quando repetir o id cliente Como eu poderia somar os valores de um select quando repete o id do cliente?
Exemplo
Uso esse select:
$servername = "localhost";
$username = "username";
$password = "password";
$dbname = "myDB";

// Create connection
$conn = new mysqli($servername, $username, $password, $dbname);
// Check connection
if ($conn->connect_error) {
    die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}

$sql = "SELECT * FROM clientes";
$result = $conn->query($sql);

if ($result->num_rows > 0) {
    // output data of each row
    while($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
        echo  $row["nome"]. " - " . $row["valor"]. "<br>";
    }
} else {
    echo "0 results";
}
$conn->close();

Resultado:

Manoel - R$20,00
Manoel - R$40,00
Isac- R$60,00
Isac- R$40,00
João- R$40,00

Como eu preciso que fique somando os valores sem repetir os nomes dos clientes:

Manoel - R$60,00
Isac- R$100,00
João- R$40,00

A: Você precisa utilizar o group by do SQL.
Para o resultado que você quer a query seria:
SELECT nome, SUM(valor) valor FROM clientes GROUP BY nome

A: Agrupe o resultado pelo nome do usuário utilizando a cláusula GROUP BY e utilize a função SUM para somar esses resultados agrupados.
Modifique sua query para ficar na seguinte forma:
$sql = "SELECT nome, SUM(valor) FROM clientes GROUP BY nome";

No link que estou deixando abaixo tem uma resposta bem completa de como funciona essa cláusula GROUP BY do SQL.
Link: DISTINCT e GROUP BY, qual a diferença entre ambas as declarações?