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Q: Adding "Link to Document" to all document libraries in SharePoint 2010 Is there a way to add the "Link to Document" content type to all existing document libraries in a site/site collection other than editing each one manually?  I'm fine to do it with PowerShell if there is a way.
Also is there a way to change the template for the default document library so that all new document libraries will have this functionality?

A: This is untested, but I'd probably do something like this:
$site = get-spsite http://your/site

$rootWeb = $site.RootWeb

$linkToDocCType = $rootWeb.AvailableContentTypes["Link to a Document"]

foreach ($web in $site.AllWebs)
{
    foreach ($list in $web.Lists)
    {
        if ($list.BaseType -eq [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPBaseType]::DocumentLibrary)
        {
            $listMatchCTypeId = $list.ContentTypes.BestMatch($linkToDocCType.Id)

            if (!$listMatchCTypeId.IsChildOf($linkToDocCType.Id))
            {
                $webCTypeCopy = $list.ParentWeb.AvailableContentTypes[$linkToDocCType.Id]
                $listCTypeCopy = new-object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPContentType($webCTypeCopy, $list.ContentTypes, $webCTypeCopy.Name)
                $list.ContentTypes.Add($listCTypeCopy)
                $list.Update()
            }
        }
    }

    $web.Dispose()
}

$rootWeb.Dispose()
$site.Dispose()

As far as your second question, about changing the default document library template to always include "Link to a Document", I really don't know.  It may be possible, but then again it's my understanding that it's a best-practice to leave the OOB stuff alone and not customize it, as an update from Microsoft might overwrite your customization.

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Alica Schmidt Bio: The Inside Scoop On The German Olympian
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Alica Schmidt is a German track and field athlete who qualified for the Tokyo Olympics. She is a 400-meter specialist and has represented her country in the relay over this distance. Schmidt has been dubbed the 'world's sexiest athlete' and has a large social media presence. She recently came to the attention of the larger sporting world when chosen to join the medical and fitness staff at the German Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund.
Alica Schmidt Quick Facts
Full Name: Alica Megan Schmidt
Birth Date: November 8th, 1998
Birth Place: Worms, Germany
Nickname: None
Siblings: None known
Partner: Fredi Richter
Profession: Athlete
Net Worth: $500,000 to $1,000,000
Social Media: Instagram;
Silver medal 4×400m relay U20 European Championships
Bronze medal 4×400m relay U23 European Championships
Last Updated: July 2021
Alica Schmidt Birthplace and Early Life
Alica Schmidt was born November 8th, 1998 in Worms, Germany. She has kept her family life very private, but she is thought to be a single child. From an early age, she was always full of energy and loved to run. Schmidt participated in several different sporting events at school, including the 400 meters and the long jump.
Alica Schmidt's father had also competed in track and field, and her parents helped to instill a love of running. Recognizing her potential, Schmidt was encouraged to join an athletics club at the age of seven. She would continue to combine her running with her studies, and after completing high school Schmidt attended the Freie Universitat Berlin, where she gained a bachelor's degree.
To help further her ambitions of becoming an international athlete, Schmidt joined the prestigious SCC sports club in Berlin to help hone her training.
Alica Schmidt Professional Career
Alica Schmidt's blossoming athletic career is at a very early stage, but she has already run some impressive performances at home and on the international scene. She combined her athletics with her studies and by 2016 she had a 400 meter personal best time of 55.54. Schmidt was also running other distances too, competing in events up to 800 meters.
European Junior Success
She gave a glimpse of her potential in 2017 as part of the German 4×400 meter relay team at the European U20 Championships in Grosseto, Italy. Running the third leg in the final she helped her compatriots win the silver medal in a time of 3:33.08, just behind a strong Ukrainian quartet. Both the German and the Ukraine relay teams beat the previous world record for the age group in this final. The same year saw her take over a second off her own individual personal best at a meet in Mannheim.
Alica Schmidt would kick on again in 2019, bringing her best time for 400 meters down to 53.66 at an event in Berlin. She was selected to represent Germany, this time at the European U23 Championships in Gavle, Sweden. Schmidt was once more part of the women's 4×400 meter relay squad. As in 2017, Schmidt ran the third leg, but this time the German team was one place back, working hard to win the bronze medal.
Tokyo Bound
Over the next two years, Alica Schmidt has continued to progress on the track, bringing her 400 meters personal best time down to 52.21. This progress and her previous achievements for the national team have seen her selected to represent Germany in the 4×400 meter relay at the delayed Tokyo Olympics.
Schmidt had dreamed of representing Germany at the Olympics, and the Tokyo games will provide an additional chance of a medal for the relay runners. The Tokyo Games will hold mixed 4×400 meter relays for the first time as an Olympic event. Alica Schmidt will compete for Germany in this mixed event, an opportunity she has said she is thrilled to have been given.
Alica Schmidt also participates in the indoor track season. Ahead of the Olympic games, she ran an indoor personal best time for 400 meters indoors. In February 2021 Schmidt ran 53.53, half a second quicker than she has run the distance before on an indoor track.
Similar to outdoors, Alica Schmidt also runs a range of other distances on the indoor tracks, helping build both speed and endurance for the 400-meter event. Over the last few years, Schmidt has improved her indoor times at 60 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, and 800 meters.
While athletics remains her prime focus, Alica Schmidt has a large presence on social media, with 1.8 million followers on Instagram alone. She is a social media influencer and a model and often posts workout videos as part of her keen interest in healthy eating and wellness.
She promotes brands she is happy to work with through her social media channels. These include the German food company Frosta, as well as protein powders from the organic sports nutrition company Food Spring. Schmidt highlights the importance of nutrition for her athletics training on her Instagram channel, detailing her eating habits to offer an insight into how athletes eat right to perform well.
The Borussia Dortmund Connection
In 2020 Alica Schmidt was invited to the training complex of top Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund. Schmidt led the team through an athletics-based fitness workout session, before taking part in a 400m race against Dortmund's Mats Hummels, a race she comfortably won.
The connection between the athlete and the soccer club is Puma who sponsors Schmidt and is also a provider of equipment to Borussia Dortmund. It is hoped Schmidt will be able to help the overall fitness levels of the Borussia Dortmund squad.
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Alica Schmidt wins her first major medal, silver as part of the women's 4×400 meter team at the European U20 Championships in 2017:
Alica Schmidt follows up her 2017 silver by winning the bronze in the 4×400 meters final at the European U23 championships in 2019:
Taking on Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels over 400 meters:
Alica Schmidt Family
The details of Alica Schmidt's family are kept very private by the athlete. It is assumed she is a single child. Her parents were both influential in Schmidt's love of sport and in impressing the importance of hard work. Her father was a former track and field athlete and has been a driving force behind his daughter's career.
Alica Schmidt is far more open about her relationship with her boyfriend, Fredi Richter. The couple has been dating for over three years. Richter is a proficient German bodybuilder and the couple shares a strong interest in fitness and well-being. They both post pictures of themselves at the gym while working out. Fredi Richter has a strong social media presence and is considered an influencer.
Freddi Richer is also a photographer, and one of his Instagram channels, @richter.raw, displays portraits of Alica Schmidt. The couple first made their relationship public through social media and they often post pictures of one another on their individual channels. The couple does not have any children.
Alica Schmidt Net Worth and Career Earnings
Alica Schmidt's net worth is estimated between $500,000 to $1 million. A major proportion of her net worth comes from endorsements and as a model and social media influencer. As an up-and-coming athlete, Schmidt's income on the track is likely to be a fraction of her earnings away from the track.
As her career progresses Alica Schmidt will likely start to earn more in prize money and appearance fees from athletics. The top athletes can make a good living out of the sport, but for many on the circuit, grinding out a living can be tough without endorsements.
Alica Schmidt's major endorsement is with Puma, the German athletic clothing and footwear company. As one of the best young talents in German sport, Puma recognized the potential benefits of a sponsorship deal with Schmidt early in her career.
Schmidt will often be seen wearing Puma branded gear on her Instagram channel and has the company name on her Instagram bio. Puma offered Schmidt a contract for an advertising campaign to model their clothing when they became her principal sponsor. They expanded this further by including Schmidt in a television commercial.
Alica Schmidt currently has 1.8 million Instagram followers, with her bio also including another of her endorsements from Food Spring. It is estimated that for every post-Schmidt makes on Instagram she can earn up to $4,300. She also has her own YouTube channel where she posts training videos and athletics-based vlogs.
Alica Schmidt's stated focus remains on athletics and the Tokyo Olympics. Going forward her income from the track will depend on future development and individual success. This would also raise her profile higher and open the way for further endorsement opportunities.
Question: How Fast is Alica Schmidt?
Answer: Quick! Her best time for 400 meters is 52.21, while she has also run 12.03 for 100 meters and 24.14 for 200 meters. At just 22 years of age, as long as she stays relatively injury-free, Schmidt should be able to continue to bring these times down further over the coming years.
Question: How Tall is Alica Schmidt?
Answer: Alica Schmidt is 5ft 9" tall (1.75m).
Question: What is Alica Schmidt's World Ranking?
Answer: Alica Schmidt is currently ranked number 201 in the world for the women's 400 meters and 796 in the world over 200 meters. Her best ranking for 400 meters to date has been 160th in the world, while over 200 meters she has been ranked number 655.
Question: Which Country Does Alica Schmidt Represent?
Answer: Alica Schmidt runs for Germany where she was born. To date she has represented Germany in the women's 4×400 meter relay, winning silver and bronze at the European U20 and U23 championships in 2017 and 2019. She has been selected to represent Germany in the 4×400 meter relays at the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Question: Is Alica Schmidt Single?
Answer: No, she has been dating bodybuilder and social media influencer, Freddi Richter, for over three years. People first became aware of their relationship when they posted photos of themselves together on Instagram.
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Since the 1980's cities all over the world have increasingly relied on bike messengers to safely deliver the most urgent packages in their urban centers. This increase in bicycle traffic has also led to an easy scapegoat for the traffic dangers in these same cities. As a result of complaints rather than safety concerns, cities often turned to a system they like to call "licensing".
The type of licensing favored as a solution by most cities was a miserable failure. It was both ineffective and costly. Most cities adopted a system of licensing that is better termed "labeling" whereby messengers were required to display a numbered sign on their bike and/or bag at all times. The thinking behind this type of system is that a visible label will act as a deterrent to unsafe riding and it would make it much easier to identify those who violate traffic laws.
The reality is that none of those benefits were realized and in fact it lead to harassment of both messengers and other cyclists who may look like messengers. It also lead to a DECREASE in traffic enforcement as police focused on enforcing the bureaucratic requirements of the labeling laws rather the original traffic laws. In fact the labeling laws added nothing to the already existing traffic laws.
These types of labeling systems come from incorrect perceptions and misunderstandings about the bicycle courier industry. Many cities look at bicycle safety in response to symptoms of the problems. They respond to complaints. Most of the complaints are as a result of near misses rather than accidents and most of these are blamed on the most visible cyclists - bike messengers.
In Sydney Australia, city council ADMITTED to approving a labeling system even after a council report indicated the council had "received numerous complaints about bicycle couriers, DESPITE the small number of accidents they cause."
Perception is such a problem that the flawed Australian STAYSAFE 30 report on bicycle messengers relied almost exclusively on anecdotal evidence, casual observations, media fluff articles and fashion and lifestyle television programs. Whatever statistical evidence was presented was discounted as unreliable and "significantly underreported" because it did not support the inflexible perceived behaviour.
However even the STAYSAFE report recommended solutions include developing a system of bicycle lanes, including contra flow lanes on one way streets and pedestrian malls, improved bicycle parking and bicycle priority signals at selected signalized intersections within the Sydney central business district. Unfortunately the council only implemented labeling and harassment.
A 1992 study on the Safety of Bicycle Couriers in various cities, (including Washington D.C.) prepared by the Automobile Insurance Society of Quebec, concluded "it is reasonable to assume that [couriers] behavior draws attention mainly because their clothing and bag (often bearing the company name or courier service logo) make them more visible". In fact couriers "have no more of a propensity for accidents per kilometer traveled than other bicycle riders; the difference in mishap rates between the two groups might well be statistically insignificant. For that reason, caution is advised in imputing accident risk to couriers in order to justify specific intervention targeting this type of road user."
"There is nothing to indicate, however, that [messengers] act more recklessly than other cyclists using the downtown core of a city where vehicular and pedestrian traffic is heavy."
A "labeling" type of licensing system only makes messengers more visible which explains why public complaints remain unchanged after the implementation of licensing. However, professional bicycle messengers are skilled and knowledgeable riders who recognize their responsibility to better road safety. They have greater urban experience than other cyclists and spend more time on the roads.
Yet there remain great opportunities for messengers to improve their safety record. The success of these opportunities requires a collaborative effort by government, the courier industry and messengers themselves.
First, road safety begins with the road design. Messengers ride on the most congested and dangerous roads in the city. They are forced to work on roads that were designed without their safety in mind. These roads are designed mainly for the convenience of cars with sidewalks for pedestrians. Cyclists are barely tolerated. Cities must consider the safety of ALL road users in urban planning, road design and road safety decisions in the future.
Second, messenger behavior is heavily influenced by the business practices of the courier industry itself. The courier industry practices what the United Nations and International Labor Organization (ILO) terms "disguised employment." Many companies disguise their messengers as independent contractors in order to avoid their statutory obligations such as workers compensation, labor standards and payroll taxes. By hiding from these legal requirements companies contribute to more dangerous roads by forcing messengers to work on commission often for less than minimum wage. In fact these companies use their disguised status to exert even more control over messengers than they would employees.
Messengers are paid on commissions that companies have continually lowered in order to focus on volume. In addition many companies lure clients by offering discounts on the more time sensitive items sent by bike messenger but charge extra for the longer distance items sent by car. As a result bike couriers must ride faster and longer to make the same money they made in years past.
Courier companies also disguise their employees in order to avoid legal liability in the event of accidents. Recently, the High Court of Australia (Hollis v Vabu Pty Ltd [2001] HCA 44) ruled that a courier company was vicariously liable for any injuries inflicted by its bicycle couriers. The court "found that on the basis of the control test and other indicators, the bicycle couriers were clearly employees" and they declared the independent contractor label as "unrealistic" when applied to bicycle couriers. If companies were forced to accept legal responsibility for their messengers they would be encouraged to implement business practices that promoted road safety but sadly the messenger courier industry promoties legislative changes that would make it even easier for them to disguise employees.
Courier companies offer delivery guarantees that can be dangerous. Messengers may be required to deliver items in less than 15 minutes or a half an hour and the messenger may not be paid if he or she is late. This type of business practice has been shown to increase the risk of accidents on the roads. In the past pizza restaurants such as Domino's offered similar delivery guarantees. Domino's was sued as a result of many accidents involving their drivers and these "lawsuits brought the conclusion that the guarantee was relevant to the cases". As a result the company dropped the guarantee after making payment to the victims of crashes.
It comes as no surprise that courier industry business practices play a key role in road safety. Nearly every city that looks at the safety of bicycle messengers has recognized it. In 1987, D.C. Council member Jim Nathanson (D-Ward 3) said the pressure for couriers to "tempt the law…{and} be as quickly free-spirited as they can" comes from the system by which they are paid according to the number of deliveries." (Washington Post, October 22, 1987)
A Boston Globe editorial from 1997 also recognized the role of business practices on messengers. "Couriers operate in a high pressure business where speed is at a premium, working for commissions as independent contractors with no benefits. This can encourage reckless riding, and indeed a culture of risk-taking has developed that attracts thrill-loving bikers to these jobs. Hundreds of fines have been levied for infractions of the rules of the road, but police report that the number of accidents involving cyclists remain high." (Boston Globe Editorial, November 8, 1997)
In Toronto, Metro Councilor Howard Moscoe, (who was investigating licensing for bicycle couriers) noted that "it's the nature of the business to be reckless…. It's free enterprise on wheels. The whole system just encourages (the couriers) to whiz around as fast as they can, bowling people over, bolting in front of cars and causing havoc." Bike couriers, Moscoe notes are paid strictly on commission, with their take based solely by the number of deliveries they make." And Toronto city planner, Dan Egan suggested "that paying couriers an hourly wage would slow them down." (Toronto Star, July 15, 1990)
Now some of these comments are obviously exaggerated and influenced by the speaker's own perceptions and bias but they do address the root problem rather than the symptoms. The business practices of the courier industry are a deterrent to road safety. Fortunately for the community this is partially offset by the skill and vulnerability of bicycle messengers on the roads. Ultimately if cities wish to improve the safety of bike messengers they must address the business practices of the messenger courier industry.
More on business practices from the DBCA here and here.
More on licensing at Messengerville
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Who is Allan Kayser?
Allan Kayser is an actor.
Allan Kayser: Age, Family, Education
Allan Kayser's birth took place on December 18, 1963, in Littleton, Colorado, United States. He was also raised there. His full name/birth name is Allan Joseph Kayser II. The name of his parents is not known.
However, as his birth name is Allan Joseph Kayser II, his father's name might be Allan Joseph Kayser I. Also his parents were of North American ethnicity.
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About education, Kayser attended Columbine High School, having joined in 1978. He graduated from the same in 1982. He then studied at the Central Missouri State University in the late 1990s. Does Allan Kayser have any siblings? The fact on the question is not revealed at the present.
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Allan Kayser: Wife, Marriage, Divorce, Children
Allan Kayser was married to Lori Kayser. The former couple has two children together. But the identities of their children are a mystery. He and his wife teamed up to run a dance academy in Warrensburg, MO.
The academy was named Lori's Performing Arts Academy which now has been changed to CenterStage Academy for the Performing Arts.
In spite of having a strong relationship, the marriage could not last. They eventually separated and divorced. The dates of their marriage and dating duration are not known. However, we do know that they divorced in the 2000s.
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Kayser then went on to date Sara Kayser. He married his girlfriend on 23 August 2014. From this marriage as well, he has two children. As of 2019, the couple seems to be happy with their marriage and relationship. Also, there have been no rumors of divorce and extra-marital affairs.
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Allan Kayser: Career
Soon after graduating high school, Allan Kayser moved to Los Angeles, California where he began a career in acting. After numerous auditions, he finally landed a role in 1985 movie Hot Chili as Jason.
The following year he landed the role of Brad in Night of the Creeps and as Mitchel "Bubba" Higgins in Mama's Family.
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He portrayed the role of Higgins for a total of 95 episodes from 1986 to 1990, which is also the role he is best known for. Allan Kayser's pursued acting led him to portray several roles over the years.
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These include Journey of the Heart (1997), Double Teamed (2002), More Than Puppy Love (2002), Shimmer (2006), All Roads Lead Home (2008), Next Caller (2009) and House of Forbidden Secrets (2013). Allan Kayser most recent role is as Cliff Rifton in 2013's House of the Witch Doctor.
In addition, Allan Kayser has made guest appearances in The $25,000 Pyramid (1987), The New Hollywood Squares (1987, 1989), Circus of the Stars #14 (1989).
As of his net worth, there are few online sources that claim it to be $1.5 million. But this only an unofficial estimation and not an official one.
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On the set of House of the Witch Doctor, Kayser worked with Leslie Easterbrook, Bill Moseley, Emily Bennett, Danny Miller.
Allan Kayser: Awards and Nominations
For his dedication to acting, Allan Kayser has been received several awards and nominations. He was nominated for 1989's Young Artist Award as Best Young Actor Guest Starring in a Drama or Comedy Series.
Also in the 1980s, following the role in Mama's Family, he was considered the teen idol.
Allan Kayser: Net Worth, Salary
His net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million whereas facts on his annual salary has not been shared with the public.
Allan Kayser: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook
Kayser is absent from social media sites such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and has been so for many years.
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Register for classes by phone 1-800-818-3434, fax 1-978-656-3443, via the web at MiddleNet, mail or by walking into a Student Information Center in Bedford or Lowell.
Although evening students do not receive an assigned advisor, advisors are available in the evening.


Hey Erica - really nice music. Very tight. Particularly like God In A Box -it's got some grit!
Great songs .I would like to forward your music on to my contacts at some major Chrisyian ;labels.Please let me know I have you permission.God Bless as ypu seek to worship Jesus with your gift.
Love "Pour out my oil" ...just beautiful!
Well.......I would love to have mp3 and chord chart for "Remember." : ) I lead the praise team at our church and I'm pretty sure they'd be excited to hear it. Thanks!
Hi Erica. I just listened to "Remember" on Fan Faves. What an awesome song! You write some great stuff and your recordings are high quality. Our congregation has been singing "I Rejoice" for awhile now. They love it! God bless you and your ministry.
erica's music leads me into deep worship that reveals a tremendous God who loves.
Your CD gets better each time I hear it.
hiya, you have a beautiful voice, very audiophile! very good songs as well, quite a nice wide range of genres, great variety. stay blessed!
Hey Erica...love your music. Great songwriting. Keep lifting Him up with the wonderful gifts He has given you!
The new cd sounds great - we miss you - have a very Merry Christmas.
Congratulations on your new CD!! Your new music is excellent! We're so impressed here at the IH office, we love it when we see an artist so committed to excellence and passion. We pray you see a huge return on your investment of your talents. We're sure you will!
Erica I really like How Excellent is Your Name. Congrats on the new CD! Way to go!
Please send link when "Devoted" is ready so we can order it!
I heard your song "Jesus, What A Friend for Sinners" on Fan Faves, and loved it! It sounds so beautiful! Thanks for sharing it. Great arrangement!
Anna told me about your music. Your voice is very soothing.
keep doing what you're doing -- great work! be sure to let me know when you're playing in l.a. so we can hook up!
"The God Who Sings" is inspirational as it is a wonderful melody and praise to our awesome God!
'Summon Your Power' is the one for me and my dad mykey! Keep Loving Jesus!!!
Hi Erica. You bless us with your wonderful music and generous spirit!
Erica, Love your voice, love your music. Blessings in your ministry.
Erica - just love the groove on Summon Your Power! I loved hearing you on the IH Radio Show!
Hi Erica! It was a joy to meet you in Nashville! Continued blessings in your life and ministry!
I'm so glad we meet at the Summit. I love your music. Your heart for the Lord and your humble desire to follow only the path He sets before you are so very encouraging. Keep up the good work and please keep in touch.
You are our favorite music artist! You have gained quite a following in Asia!
Hi Erica! I see your comments (and picture) all the time on the boards. Had to come check the music out. I can see Jesus in your countenance and hear your passion for Him in your music. Beautiful!
Hey Erica This neighbor just discovered you! Thanks for your post on our site.. Alan Kisaka.."The Strangers" I love the R&B flavor of Summon your power...you Go Girl! Blessings to you and your ministry.
Hey Erica!!! The new album sounds awesome :-).
HEY i'm heathers girl i can't wait to meet you this sunday .
Awesome voice and music. God has truly gifted you. May God use you in mighty ways to challenge us all to enter into presence every moment of each day.
Very professional. You have worked hard for this. God's blessings on your success.
Erika, Thank you for sharing your wonderful gift of music with all of us. May God bless you. You are such a talented woman.
You go girl! Love the songs and the photos look great. Praying for God's protection of you and your ministry.
God inspired worship!! Buy this CD!!
Awesome!!! I am so proud to have known you. You are absolutely fantastic!
What a pleasure tohear this fine worshipful CD. It is a treasure.
Mom, you're the best !!!!
Erica, your music is really good. You have such a beautiful voice, keep praising God!!
Erica, Your songs are such a blessing. The words are truly anointed. And like the voice of an angel may God continue to bless and open doors for you in the future.
I'm not easily impressed, and less often blessed. These are more than just well written, worshipfull songs, they are anointed. To God be the glory, Amen ! Keep abiding.
Erica ... greetings from "the heartland" I love your sound ... we can hear your love for God in your voice as well as in the words and music.
Spirit-filled words and God given music - what a blessing.
Hi Neighbor, Beautiful voice, I love "Master's Hand." Hope our paths cross outside of cyberspace.
Your music is very uplifting and worshipful! What a blessing!
God has gifted you, Erica. Your songs really minister to me.


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Villan of the Week: David Dervit Lockwood
This blog's focus on North American Villans means that we meet a lot of newer fans who chose to follow the team as adults. I don't think there's a single thing wrong with that (after all, I am one of those newer fans). But it's important to me to hear from supporters with a lifetime's perspective, too—those who, if not born in claret and blue, were certainly swaddled in it from an early age. David Dervit Lockwood, born in Brum and living in Louisiana, has a lifetime of memories to draw on, starting with a rescue, by his sneaky grandpa, from a household of Birmingham City supporters. He's seen the biggest ups, and the biggest downs, and has never wavered in his support of the Villa.
I was born at the old St. Chad's hospital in Edgbaston in 1957. I now live in Louisiana, north of New Orleans, where I work as a senior HVAC technician.
I chose Villa because my late grandfather took me to my first game (against Burnley, I think) when I was three. He loved Villa and wanted to raise his first grandson the right way. He was the only Villa fan in the family. The rest were all Bluenoses and he took great delight in my joining him, much to the annoyance of my parents. I continued to attend Villa games with my grandfather until he passed away. By then, I was old enough to attend games myself. My fondest memory of him was a Boxing Day derby at the Sty: all the rest of family in with the Bluenoses, me and Grandad in with the Villa fans. We won 3-1.
My happiest moment is a choice of two: either winning in Rotterdam or beating Manchester United 3-1 in the League Cup final. Both times we weren't given a chance, and both times we proved them all wrong.
Relegation to the old Division Three at the end of the 1969–70 season. I remember crying all the way home. We had beaten Sheffield United, but results had gone against us. I couldn't even eat my chips on the bus home. (The 74 to Dudley then the 125/126 to Coseley.)
As the season is nearly over, which team did you most enjoy beating this year—or which team do you most wish we had beaten?
The team I most enjoyed beating this season was Chelsea. I don't know why, but I love seeing them lose.
At the moment it's Brad Guzan. He gave us a second chance and has shown he is Villa through and through.
There are so many to choose from, but I have to go with Charlie Aitken. He could tackle, organize the defense, and, in my opinion, was the best left back we ever had. He was claret and blue through and through—561 games speaks for itself! That's loyalty you don't get these days. Why he was never capped for Scotland more than once remains a mystery. He was an ever-present with an impeccable conduct record, excellent distribution, and a cooler head than I've seen on any defender since.
The AVFC official site and social-media Villa sites.
Best quality is that I've followed them all my life, through thick and thin, and never jumped on the Man United, Arsenal, etc. bandwagon. Worst quality is that I'm sometimes too critical without giving the boys a chance.
I currently watch every game on NBC Sports, much to my wife's dismay.
Normally drinking coffee or tea . . . its 9 a.m. here!
Gaze into your crystal ball . . . where do you think the team will finish this year, and what do you think next year holds?
I actually think we will finish 16th or 17th. For next season I don't know, it's hard to say. A lot depends on who is in charge and whether the purse strings are relaxed.
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Q: Django Rest Framework Integrity Error on save() with is_valid() returning true UPDATE Issue was that I was not correctly applying migrations after changing the model to allow null/blank values.
Original Post
I'm using Django-rest-framework to enable tagging data during playback of Vimeo videos. I've built an endpoint at /watchtape/videotojam/ and am using jquery to post to the endpoint using the current time of the video as the start_time VideoToJam field.
I'm getting an django.db.utils.IntegrityError: player_list_videotojam.video_id may not be NULL
exception thrown when the view calls serializer.save(), even though serializer.is_valid() returns True.
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, since the video foreign key relationship is created with blank=True, null=True and the serializer representation indicates that video is not a required field.
This seems to be related to IntegrityError in django rest framework
however the fix of adding video = serializers.PrimaryKeyRelatedField() to the serializer throws AssertionError: Relational field must provide aquerysetargument, or set read_only=True and when I set read_only=True the IntegrityError exception returns.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Serializer
class VideoToJamSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = VideoToJam
        fields = ('id', 'start_time', 'end_time', 'video', 'jam', 'timecode_url')

Model
class VideoToJam(models.Model):
    start_time = models.CharField(max_length=200,
                              validators=[_timecode_validator])
    end_time = models.CharField(max_length=200,
                            validators=[_timecode_validator],
                            blank=True)
    video = models.ForeignKey(Video, blank=True, null=True)
    jam = models.ForeignKey(Jam, null=True, blank=True)
    timecode_url = models.URLField(max_length=255, blank=True)

class Video(models.Model):
    SITES = (
             ('vimeo', '''http://vimeo.com'''),
             ('youtube', '''http://youtube.com'''),
             ('', 'unknown'),
            )

    url = models.URLField(max_length=255)
    source = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    site = models.CharField(max_length = 7, choices=SITES)
    #URL for vimeo embed code
    player_url = models.CharField(max_length=2000)

    def get_absolute_url(self):
        return(reverse("video_player", kwargs={'video_id':self.id}))

    def __str__(self):
        return("Video {0}".format(self.id))

View
@api_view(['GET', 'POST'])
def viewvideotojam_list(request):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        serializer = VideoToJamSerializer(data=request.data)
        if serializer.is_valid():
            serializer.save()
            return Response(serializer.data, status=status.HTTP_201_CREATED)
    return Response(serializer.errors, status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)

    videotojams = VideoToJam.objects.all()
    serializer = VideoToJamSerializer(videotojams, many=True)
    return Response(serializer.data)

Urls
urlpatterns = patterns('',
    url(r'^videotojam/$', views.viewvideotojam_list, name='videotojam_list'),
    )

A: Setting blank=True, null=True should be enough. The null=True causes a schema change, did you generate a migration for it?
If you're on Django prior to 1.7 and you're using South, you should run migrate and schemamigration.
If you're on Django 1.7 or greater, you should run migrate and makemigrations.