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Harmonix's Fuser Fuses Rock Band, DropMix Music Gaming Into One Rocking Time
No plastic necessary.
By Jonathon Dornbush
Updated: 26 Feb 2020 4:30 pm
Posted: 26 Feb 2020 2:00 pm
Harmonix, which kicked off the music gaming renaissance via Guitar Hero and Rock Band that filled our homes with rock music, and our closets with plastic instruments, is back with another appealing attempt at keeping the beat alive. Fuser, set for launch on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch this fall, shows the clear DNA of the studio's older games like the original Guitar Hero, while blending in some of the music mixing innovation of its recent board game DropMix, for a unique experience that looks to emphasize player choice in every aspect.
Fuser's campaign will put players in the position of a DJ headlining a series of rocking festivals, but this is not about Harmonix finally offering up a competitor to Activision's DJ Hero. Instead, Fuser is about, well, players fusing together tracks from the promised library of over 100 songs to keep the crowd entertained, satisfy mid-set requests, and achieve new high scores.
You do that by mixing together different strands of each particular track on four different disc plates. Start off by choosing, say, the drumline to Lady Gaga's "Born This Way," mix in the bassline to Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy," throw in the guitar line of Blue Oyster Cult's "(Don't Fear) the Reaper," and layer on top the vocals of….Smash Mouth's "All Star," if you're me at least.
We Got the Beat
Each track featured in the game has four different stems (some mix of vocals, guitar, bass, keyboard, percussion, etc.) you can choose from, and outside of early tutorial-lite suggestions and requests (which I'll get to in a bit), it's up to you to mix and match to taste. Harmonix's music mixing tech – something it showed off so well in the board game DropMix – is kind enough to all the artists involved to make everything sound cohesive, even in a weird mix like the one I described above. There's an incredible joy in testing different track parts together to find a mix I really grooved with.
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Though Fuser's full launch includes a freestyle mode so you can experiment to your heart's content, while playing a show in the campaign, as I did in the tutorial level, there are some rules to adhere to if you're interested in scoring well. Throughout the level – which is playable at PAX East 2020 – the audience shouts for specific elements to be thrown into the mix, and completing these timed objectives contributes to your overall score.
Requests pop up as you're playing, with requests for an '80s track, or a hip-hop song, or the vocals of Lizzo's "Good as Hell." You can ignore them and a little text will pop up expressing their disappointment, but if you're a score chaser like myself or any long-playing Rock Band fan, you'll want to satisfy those requests ASAP.
Smartly, Harmonix has found plenty of little touches to evoke the key elements of music into the gameplay, since you're not just trying to beat match a guitar riff or drum pattern anymore. For example, above your virtual DJ plates is a beat counter, measuring out the beat and tempo of the song. Dropping a new track on a beat can earn you more points, even though dropping a track on an offbeat could occasionally be an objective.
Things get increasingly more complex, and evocative of musicality, in more difficult levels. I was shown a hands-off demo of a much later level, in which objectives included things like changing the key and BPM of a song, hitting on specific beats, satisfying a freshness meter, and more. Watching this level was like watching someone play Guitar Hero on expert for the first time — I knew pretty instantly if I took the controller I'd be fumbling requests, mixing, and more. But I could easily understand the natural progression from what I played to what I was shown, and it had me eager to train up to get there.
Your Song, Your Artist
One of Harmonix's most intriguing selling points that I only saw a sliver of in the demo was the extrapolation of self-expression at the core of the music mixing. Harmonix really wants to emphasize the player's power in bringing this DJ fantasy to life through a host of customizable elements. The DJ themselves is entirely customizable, including hair, tattoos, and more. Even the venue can be adjusted to your preferences, from what's projected onto stage screens to the beach balls being bounced around the audience.
(When asked about future DLC content, Harmonix declined to state post-launch plans, instead emphasizing how fully-featured the developers are planning for the launch game to be.)
There will even be the option for players to custom-make their own loops that can be implemented as tracks instead of the officially licensed music. I only saw a brief inclusion of it in the hands-off level, but I appreciate Harmonix's ambition to have its latest music experience revolve around player creativity, not just the creativity of the musicians included.
I'm excited by the potential of Fuser from what I saw in my demo, even if many of Harmonix's plans were more tell than show. Still, the escalation from the tutorial to the advanced stage demonstrates a clear attempt to recapture the magic of jumping from Easy to Expert on the plastic guitar. I'm eager to chase that loop again.
Coupled with the customization options, and the joy of mixing music in an environment meant to encourage choices, and Fuser is setting the stage for a comeback I'm eager to take part in. As a longtime music gaming fan, I'm all for seeing a resurgence of it, especially if the barrier to entry doesn't involve a lot of plastic instruments. And I can't imagine anyone better suited for the task than Harmonix.
Jonathon Dornbush is IGN's Senior Editor, Podcast Beyond! Host, and The Beatles: Rock Band is one of his favorite gaming experiences ever. Talk to him on Twitter about your favorite music gaming setlists on Twitter @jmdornbush.
From the creators of Rock Band & Dance Central comes Fuser, a nonstop virtual music festival where you control the music!
Genres:Music
Users Interact, In-Game Purchases, Mild Suggestive Themes, Mild Lyrics
Platforms:PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Developers:Harmonix
Publishers:NCsoft
Release Date:November 10, 2020
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Publication Info New York : Asia Society and Japanese Art Society of America ; Seattle : In association with University of Washington Press, ©2008.
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Japan--Social life and customs --1600-1868 --Exhibitions.
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Photo essay: Bakarwals of Jammu & Kashmir
Between an armed conflict, restrictions on land usage, a desire for educating their children, and conflicts with the Forest department, the Bakarwals of J&K are going through rapid changes
During the migration of nomads to highland pastures all the utensils, bedding, tents, rice and maize flour are carried by the horses [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Athar Parvaiz, May 18, 2018
Bakarwals and Gujjars are the third largest ethnic group after Kashmiris and Dogras inhabiting the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir. According to the 2011 census, the Gujjars and Bakkarwals constitute 11.9% of the state's population – 1.5 million out of 12.5 million.
Traditionally nomadic communities, with their names indicating the livestock they reared (Gujjars reared cattle, Bakarwals reared sheep and goats – "Gau" means cow, and "Bakara" is goat"), the communities have adopted somewhat different paths.
The Bakarwals of Jammu & Kashmir are predominantly Muslims and their way of life, language and customs are strikingly different as compared to their counterparts settled mostly in the plains of the state. Most of the one million Gujjars live in mountainous areas where they now depend heavily upon livestock rearing and small-scale agriculture. On the other hand the Bakarwals remain nomadic, and traditionally migrate to alpine pastures with their flocks of livestock for the summers. But even for the Bakarwals this is changing, as a significant percentage have settled in the plains owing to the increasing hardships the migration entails.
As education has become important, this has also led to changes, since the practice of migration is the biggest impediment for those who want to ensure formal education for their children. According to a study, majority of the [tribal] population – the Gujjars and Bakarwals – in Jammu & Kashmir is illiterate. As per the data, 15 districts of the mountainous state which have a substantial Bakarwal population, have literacy rates less than the average literacy of 50.6% among the indigenous population (reffered to as 'tribals' in government terminology. The study further stated that the dropout rate of tribals is increases as the education level rises, from lower-primary to elementary level (29.8% to 62.7%.)
In recent years, many pastures have remained out of bounds for nomads because of armed conflict in Kashmir. They have no access to north-west highlands of Kashmir like Gurez and Kargil. Some Bakarwal nomadic families found alternative pastures in the upper reaches of Dachigam, the habitat of the Hangul (or Kashmiri stag) which is Jammu and Kashmir's state animal and the flagship species of the region's wildlife. This has put them in direct confrontation with the wildlife department who accuse them of causing damage to the habitat of the Hangul.
Mohammad Iqbal Bejran, a 51 year old nomad from Rajouri has been migrating to highland pastures in Himalayas with the family's flocks of sheep and goats since he was a child. Bejran says that Bakarwals used to go wherever they wanted in the forests, but now many enclosures have come up which makes the movements of nomads and their herds difficult in forests. [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
This flock of sheep and goats and their herders have reached near the Yousmarg meadow in Kashmir 15 days after they began their journey from Rajouri [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Women reach to a camping site well before the men to set up the tents and prepare food [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
A nomad woman looking around before entering into her small tent-house near the Doodganga stream at Yousmarg [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
One of the basic things nomads teach their children is hard-work. These kids help their mothers carrying the fire-wood from the surroundings at a camping site [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Shehnaz Begam prepares Roti (bread) for her husband who will join her after a long trek in forests while taking the flock of his sheep and goats to the camping site [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
The radio is the only for entertainment for the women during the day – if it catches the signal. This nomad girl said that she and her fellow nomad girls and women mostly listen to Gojri songs and Hindi film songs. None of the seven women at this camping site had a mobile phone with them [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
The division of labour – women taking care of all household chores and men taking care of the animals and security – is very strict [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Muneeza studies in 2nd standard at Jikdiyal Gati Primary School in Rajouri. But, for the rest of the summer as she roves in highland Himalayan pastures along with her parents, she would be out of school. Many nomad families said that the mobile schools, arranged by the Jammu & Kashmir government for nomads, are not functioning. Even if they exist at one or two places where more than 40 nomad families camp together, the teachers don't report to work and infrastructure such as blackboards and chalk are not available [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Mehnaz Kousar studies in 5th standard at a school in Rajouri. But she will be out of school for the summers as she roves with her family [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
The family of Mohammad Iqbal Bijran enjoying Sabaz Chai (salt tea), now that he has reached the campsite with the animals [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
A nomad leaving the campsite to a nearby small pasture where his flock of goats is grazing [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Most of the alpine pastures have been closed down by the forest department of Jammu and Kashmir, making life extremely difficult for nomadic Bakarwal groups [image by: Athar Parvaiz]
Athar Parvaiz is a freelance journalist based in Srinagar, J&K.
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Islam Hussain | Friday May 18th, 2018 at 10:01 PM
I have taken some pics of bakkarwal groups when my self and wife crossing Pir ki Gali, as I think missed in your story . How the are suffering defficulties during migration


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"Forest accounting rules put EU's climate credibility at risk" artículo de opinión firmado por Maria Jose Sanz, Directora Científica de BC3, junto con otros cientificos ambientales que se listan al final de este artículo
Published by Maria Jose Sanz BC3Research at June 21, 2017
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The EU is currently drafting laws to implement its 2030 climate target under the Paris Agreement. This includes a particularly contentious issue that EU environment leaders will discuss on 19 June, relating to the rules on accounting for the climate impact of forests.
In the EU, forests currently grow more than they are harvested. As a result, they act as a net 'sink' of CO2 removing more than 400 Mt CO2 from the atmosphere annually, equivalent to 10% of total EU greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
New EU policies will drive an increase in tree harvest (e.g. for the bioeconomy and bioenergy), reducing the sink. Some Member States are arguing for rules that would hide the impacts of policies that increase net emissions.
38 Scientists from around the world have signed a letter arguing that forest mitigation should be measured using a scientifically-objective approach.
http://www.euractiv.com/section/climate-environment/opinion/forest-accounting-rules-put-eus-climate-credibility-at-risk/
http://carbon-pulse.com/35889/
See here for a ranking of country positions on this issue, with some explanation.
Analysis published yesterday showed that the real-life impact of France, Finland and Austria's position on the atmosphere is equivalent to the total annual emissions of France – i.e. adding 376 million tons of extra CO2 into the atmosphere annually.
Forest accounting rules put EU's climate credibility at risk
DISCLAIMER: All opinions in this column reflect the views of the author(s), not of EURACTIV.com PLC.
By Dr Joanna I House
From an atmospheric perspective, a reduction in the forest sink leads to more CO2 remaining in the atmosphere and is thus effectively equivalent to a net increase in emissions. [Yannik S/Flickr]
"Forest mitigation should be measured using a scientifically-objective approach, not allowing countries to hide the impacts of policies that increase net emissions", writes a group of environmental scientists led by Dr Joanna I House.
Dr Joanna I House is a reader in environmental science and policy at the Cabot Institute, University of Bristol, UK. She co-signed this open letter with other environmental scientists listed at the bottom of the article.
When President Trump withdrew from the Paris Agreement, the EU's Climate Commissioner, Miguel Arias Cañete spoke for all EU Member States when he said that, "This has galvanised us rather than weakened us, and this vacuum will be filled by new broad committed leadership." The French President, Emmanuel Macron, echoed him by tweeting, "Make our planet great again".
But as the old saying goes, 'If you talk the talk, you must walk the walk,' and what better place to start than the very laws the EU is currently drafting to implement its 2030 climate target under the Paris Agreement. This includes a particularly contentious issue that EU environment leaders will discuss on 19 June, relating to the rules on accounting for the climate impact of forests.
Forests are crucial to limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius. Deforestation is responsible for almost one tenth of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, while forests remove almost a third of CO2 emissions from the atmosphere.
New policies adopted or intended by Member States will likely drive them to harvest more trees (e.g. for the bioeconomy and bioenergy), reducing the sink. The controversy is, in simple terms, if forests are taking up less CO2 due to policies, should this be counted?
Based on lessons learnt from the Kyoto Protocol, the European Commission proposed that accounting for the impacts of forests on the atmosphere should be based on a scientifically robust baseline. This baseline (known as the 'Forest Reference Level') should take into account historical data on forest management activities and forest dynamics (age-related changes). If countries change forest management activities going forward, the atmospheric impact of these changes would be fully accounted based on the resulting changes in GHG emissions and sinks relative to the baseline. This approach is consistent with the GHG accounting of all other sectors.
Subsequently, some EU member sStates have proposed that any increase in harvesting, potentially up to the full forest growth increment, should not be penalised. This would be achieved by including this increase in harvesting, and the related change in the net carbon sink, in the baseline.
As land-sector experts involved in scientific and methodological reports (including for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC), in the implementation of GHG inventory reports, and in science advice to Governments, we have several scientific concerns with this approach.
From an atmospheric perspective, a reduction in the forest sink leads to more CO2 remaining in the atmosphere and is thus effectively equivalent to a net increase in emissions. This is true even if forests are managed "sustainably", i.e. even if harvest does not exceed forest growth.
This is further complicated as the issues are cross-sectoral. Higher harvest rates may reduce the uptake of CO2 by forests, but use of the harvested wood may lead to emissions reductions in other sectors e.g. through the substitution of wood for other more emissions-intensive materials (e.g. cement) or fossil energy. These emission reductions will be implicitly counted in the non-LULUCF sectors. Therefore, to avoid bias through incomplete accounting, the full impact of increased harvesting must be also accounted for.
Including policy-related harvest increases in the baseline could effectively hide up to 400 MtCO2/yr from EU forest biomass accounting compared to the "sink service" that EU forests provide today, or up to 300 MtCO2/yr relative to a baseline based on a scientific approach (up to two thirds of France's annual emissions).
If policy-related impacts on net land carbon sinks are ignored or discounted, this would:
Hamper the credibility of the EU's bioenergy accounting: Current IPCC guidance on reporting emissions from bioenergy is not to assume that it is carbon neutral, but rather any carbon losses should to be reported under the 'Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry' (LULUCF) sector rather than under the energy sector (to avoid double counting). EU legislation on bioenergy similarly relies on the assumption that carbon emissions are fully accounted under LULUCF.
Compromise the consistency between the EU climate target and the IPCC trajectories. The EU objective of reducing GHG emissions of -40% by 2030 (-80/95% by 2050) compared to 1990 is based on the IPCC 2°C GHG trajectory for developed countries. This trajectory is based not just on emissions, but also on land-sinks. Hiding a decrease in the land sink risks failure to reach temperature targets and would require further emission reductions in other sectors to remain consistent with IPCC trajectories.
Contradict the spirit of the Paris Agreement, i.e., that "Parties should take action to conserve and enhance sinks", and that Parties should ensure transparency in accounting providing confidence that the nationally-determined contribution of each country (its chosen level of ambition in mitigation) is met without hiding impacts of national policies.
Set a dangerous precedent internationally, potentially leading other countries to do the same (e.g. in setting deforestation reference levels). This would compromise the credibility of the large expected forest contribution to the Paris Agreement.
The Paris Agreement needs credible and transparent forest accounting and EU leaders are about to make a decision that could set the standard. Including policy-driven increases in harvest in baselines means the atmospheric impacts of forest policies will be effectively hidden from the accounts (while generating GHG savings in other sectors). Basing forest accounting on a scientifically-objective approach would ensure the credibility of bioenergy accounting, consistency between EU targets and the IPCC 2°C trajectory, and compliance with the spirit of Paris Agreement. The wrong decision would increase the risks of climate change and undermine our ability to "make the planet great again".
Disclaimer: the authors express their view in their personal capacities, not representing their countries or any of the institutions they work for.
Signatories:
Joanna I House, Reader in Environmental Science and Policy, Co-Chair Global Environmental Change, Cabot Institute, University of Bristol, UK
Jaana K Bäck, Professor in Forest – atmosphere interactions, Chair of the EASAC Forest multifunctionality report, University of Helsinki, Finland
Valentin Bellassen, Researcher in Agricultural and Environmental Economics, INRA, France
Hannes Böttcher, Senior Researcher at Oeko-Institut.
Eric Chivian M.D., Founder and Former Director, Center for Health and the Global Environment Harvard Medical School
Pep Canadell, Executive Director of the Global Carbon Project
Philippe Ciais, scientist at Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement, Gif sur Yvette, France
Philip B. Duffy, President and Executive Director Woods Hole Research Center, USA
Sandro Federici, Consultant on MRV and accounting for mitigation in the Agriculture and land use sector
Pierre Friedlingstein, Chair, Mathematical Modelling of Climate Systems, University of Exeter, UK.
Scott Goetz, Professor, Northern Arizona University
Nancy Harris, Research Manager, Forests Program, World resources Institute.
Martin Herold, Professor for Geoinformation Science and Remote Sensing and co-chair of Global Observations of Forest Cover and Land Dynamics (GOFC-GOLD), Wageningen University and Research, The Netherlands
Mikael Hildén, Professor, Climate Change Programme and the Resource Efficient and Carbon Neutral Finland Programme, Finnish Environment Institute and the Strategic Research Council, Finland
Richard A. Houghton, Woods Hole Research Centre USA
Tuomo Kalliokoski University of Helsinki, Finland
Janne S. Kotiaho, Professor of Ecology, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Donna Lee, Climate and Land Use Alliance
Anders Lindroth, Lund University, Sweden
Jari Liski, Research Professor, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland
Brendan Mackey, Director, Griffith Climate Change Response Program, Griffith University, Australia
James J. McCarthy, Harvard University, USA
William R. Moomaw, Co-director Global Development and Environment Institute, Tufts University, USA
Teemu Tahvanainen, University of Eastern Finland
Olli Tahvonen, Professor forest economics and policy, University of Helsinki, Finland
Keith Pausitan, University Distinguished Professor, Colorado State University, USAColin Prentice, AXA Chair in Biosphere and Climate Impacts, Imperial College London, UK
N H Ravindranath, Centre for Sustainable Technologies (CST), Indian Institute of Science, India
Laura Saikku, Senior Scientist, Finnish Environment Institute
Maria J Sanchez, Scientific Director of BC3 (Basque Center for Climate Change), Spain
Sampo Soimakallio, Senior Scientist, Finnish Environment Institute
Zoltan Somogyi, Hungarian Forest Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary
Benjamin Smith, Professor of Ecosystem Science, Lund University, Sweden
Pete Smith, Professor of Soils & Global Change, University of Aberdeen, UK
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package com.springapp.mvc;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseBody;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.ModelAndView;

import java.util.Arrays;

@Controller
@RequestMapping("/")
public class HelloController {
	@Autowired
	private IAnimalStore store;

	@RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET,value = "/{id}")
	public ModelAndView printWelcome(@PathVariable("id") String id) {
		ModelAndView modelAndView = new ModelAndView("hello");
		modelAndView.addObject("animals", Arrays.asList(new Animal(id),new Animal(id)));
		//model.add("animal", new Animal());
		return modelAndView;
	}
	@RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET)
	@ResponseBody
	public String hi(){
		return "Hoi dit is een kleine test!!!!";
	}
}

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Chicago's recent change in building codes will heavily impact the city's Building Reuse Initiative
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The city's early building code had more of a tear-down mentality where every project had to comply with the new construction code. The rehab code that was introduced in 1983 did recognize that rehab projects had some distinct differences and did not need to fully meet new construction standards. — Urban Land
The city of Chicago is comprised of close to 500,000 buildings. Filled with many historic and influential structures, Chicago is a mecca for architectural historians and enthusiasts. In April, the city adopted a new series of building codes which will allow for better building reuse and...	View full entry
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OMA revamps Houston's old post office
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Battle over Brutalism in Scotland remains unresolved
St Peter's Seminary in Cardross is a category A listed building - the highest level of protection for buildings of architectural or historic interest.
It was closed as a training college for priests in the 1970s and left to ruin.
The Catholic Church described it as an "albatross around our neck". — bbc.com
A battle is brewing in Cardross, Scotland over the uncertain future of St. Peter's Seminary, a 1960s-era Brutalist complex that has been abandoned for nearly 30 years. Widely considered Scotland's most important 20th Century structure, the seminary was designed by architects Gillespie, Kidd...	View full entry
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order that establishes a White House Council focused on "eliminating regulatory barriers to affordable housing." The council is to be chaired by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Ben Carson. The order reads: "These regulatory barriers...	View full entry
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National Trust for Historic Preservation names new CEO
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has named preservation lawyer and National Trust chief legal officer Paul Edmondson as its new CEO. In a statement announcing Edmondson's selection, Timothy Whalen, chair of the National Trust Board of Trustees, writes, "Through the search, the...	View full entry
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NYC recognizes collection of LGBT historic sites
Six LGBT historic sites have received official designation as local landmarks from the New York City Landmarks Commission, The Villager reports. The sites represent an ongoing effort to expand historic preservationprotections to sites that are significant to the civil rights struggles of the...	View full entry
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Portland Building is no longer historically significant
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Arquitectonica's Babylon in Miami to be demolished
Fifteen months ago the Miami City Commission shot down a recommendation to make the Babylon, the first multifamily building designed by renowned Miami firm Arquitectonica (and its second project ever), a historically protected building.
As a result, the 37-year-old Babylon [...] will be demolished sometime before July. — Biscayne Times
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LGBTQ-focused preservation takes off in Indianapolis
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The IHPC said it would use a comprehensive study performed by Indiana Landmarks in 2016 that identified 104 historic properties with LGBTQ significance. The historic preservation group's criteria in compiling the list included civil rights, arts, health, businesses, residences, events, organizations, and name affiliations. — Indianapolis Business Journal
The move to imbed consideration of LGBTQ sites of historical significance in future planning efforts makes Indianapolis a pioneer for LGBTQ preservation in the country. The city is currently working to update all of its 17 historic area plans and will now move to include the recommendations from...	View full entry
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12th-century UNESCO site in Afghanistan captured by Taliban
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The Taliban captured the 12th-century Minaret of Jam and killed 18 Afghan security personnel tasked with protecting the World Heritage Site. Pro-government forces have yet to re-secure the area. The current condition of the brick structure and the surrounding communities, who were both threatened by torrential flooding just last week, is still unknown. — The Antiquities Coalition
Nearly two decades after the American-led invasion of Afghanistan began, significant works of Islamic heritage continue to fall under threat in the country. Just last week, for example, the 12-Century era Minaret of Jam, the world's second tallest Islamic tower, appears to have been captured by...	View full entry
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Postmodern building named to "11 most endangered" list for the first time
In a sign of the rising concern over the future of postmodern architecture in the American preservation community, the National Trust for Historic Preservation has named the 34-year-old Helmut Jahn-designed James R. Thompson Center in Chicago to its annual "America's 11 Most Endangered...	View full entry
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French Senate: Notre-Dame must be rebuilt to "last known visual state"
On Monday evening, the French Senate approved the government's Notre-Dame restoration bill - but added a clause that it must be restored to the state it was before the blaze — The Local
The French senate has stepped into the fray over how to rebuild Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris by passing a bill approving the government's planned restoration effort with the added requirement that the cathedral be rebuilt to its "last known visual state." Notre-Dame competition an...	View full entry
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Frank Lloyd Wright's Booth Cottage could face wrecking ball after new owner files for demolition permit
The new owners of a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed cottage in north suburban Glencoe have formally requested permission to tear down the 106-year-old home, a village official confirmed Wednesday.
Wright, widely considered America's greatest architect, designed the Sherman Booth Cottage, a flat-roofed, one-story frame house, in 1913. It served as a temporary home for Booth, who developed the architect's Ravine Bluffs neighborhood in Glencoe, including Booth's permanent home. — Chicago Tribune
"If the Booth cottage were to be demolished, it would mark the second time in two years that a building by Wright had been torn down," writes Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin. "The Village of Glencoe has indicated that the demolition permit application is incomplete," reports the Frank...	View full entry
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Plan to redevelop Jon Jerde's Horton Plaza moves forward in San Diego
The San Diego City Council voted unanimously to approve "Campus At Horton" on Monday. It's a redevelopment plan that would turn Horton Plaza into a tech hub.
Stockdale Capital Partners, an LA-based real estate firm, bought Horton Plaza from Westfield back in August with known intentions of redevelopment. When Stockdale announced the purchase, the firm said their new tech hub plan for Horton was expected to create 4,000 jobs, and generate $1.8 billion each year. — KPBS
With the iconic Jon Jerde-designed Horton Plaza mall in San Diego poised for transformation, one of Southern California's key works of postmodern urbanism is soon to be lost. Horton Plaza in San Diego, Image ©CoolcaesarIn designing the superblock mall in 1985, Jerde, who was referred to as the...	View full entry
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L.A's Union Station is getting upgraded in preparation for 2028 Olympics
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Kitchens evolve throughout the years more than any other part of a home. While function maintains precedence in kitchens, design is quickly moving up on the importance scale. Beautiful, sprawling kitchens which effortlessly show off a homeowner's personality are a key goal in designers' minds. One of the ways we've seen it done is through the creative use of tile. Functionality can meet beauty with the use of carefully chosen tile in a kitchen renovation – and the Minis Collection is a great choice to merge the two with their innate fresh designs.
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Q: How can i save and render array in symfony database? i have an app for pizza ordering. i have entity orders. When i am submitting order i have problem, because i have checkboxes for ingredients and i am saving it as array.
Entity/Orders
 /**
    * @Assert\NotBlank(
    *           message="please select!")
    * @Assert\NotNull(
    *           message="please select!")
    * @ORM\Column(name="ingredients", type="array")
    *
    */
    protected $ingredients;

    public static function getIngredientsOptions(){
        return array('cheese','tomatoes','salami','onions','mushroom', 'bacon','ham','vegetables','peppers','olives');

    }

DefaultController
 private function buildForm($order) {
    return $this->createFormBuilder($order)
        ->add('name','text',array('required'=>false))
        ->add('address','textarea',array('required'=>false))
        ->add('phone','number',array('required'=>false))
        ->add('email','text',array('required'=>false))
        ->add('box','choice',array(
            'choices' => Orders::getBoxOptions()))
        ->add('ingredients','choice',array(
            'choices' => Orders::getIngredientsOptions(),
            'expanded' => true,
            'multiple' => true))
        ->add('delivery','choice',array(
            'choices' => Orders::getDeliveryOptions(),
            'expanded' => true))
        ->add('save','submit')
        ->getForm();
}

 /**
 * @Route("/new", name="new_order")
 * @Template()
 */
 public function orderAction(Request $request)
{
    $order = new Orders();
    $form = $this->buildForm($order);

    $form->handleRequest($request);
    if ($form->isValid()) {
        $order = $form->getData();

        $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
        $em->persist($order);
        $em->flush();

        return $this->forward('S1500238090PizzaBundle:Default:index');
    }

    return array('form' => $form->createView());
}

index.html.twig

Orders

ID
Name
Address
Phone
E-Mail
Box
Ingredients
Delivery

{% for order in orders %}

{{order.id}}
{{order.name}}
{{order.address}}
{{order.phone}}
{{order.email}}
{{boxOptions[order.box]}}
{{ingredientsOptions[order.ingredients]}}
{{deliveryOptions[order.delivery]}}

Edit
Delete

{% endfor %}

New order

i don't know how to save ingredients array correctly and after that render it.

A: I found out that,I have to change index.html.twig ingredients tag with the following:
{% for ingredient in order.ingredients %}
{{ingredient}}
{% endfor %}


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Q: IOS 7 Black bars at the top and bottom (running 3.5 only) I seem to have some across and interesting issue that I can not resolve. I have a app written in XCode 5 running ios 7.1.
The app was working perfectly until I moved the folder location of the project. When I ran up the app on my phone the app worked perfectly but now I no longer get a app icon, launch image and the whole thing seems to only run in 3.5" mode as well, even on my phone (5S). I get black bars at the top and bottom.
I have renamed the folder that the project now sits under back to the original name but this issue has not gone away.
I was wondering if anybody else has ever come across this??
Cheers
Geraint

A: It seems your pbxproject got a bit messed up (maybe you had absolute paths used ? )
Select your target in Xcode.
Under general, App Icons , re-assign the launch images.
The clean and rebuild your project.
Check this link out as well :
Black bars showing when running app on iOS 7 (4 inch retina display)

A: I was able to resolve the issue manually, seems like it is a bug with Xcode for now and I will file a radar report.
To resolve the issue, follow the below steps:
Navigate to project settings
Under "App Icons and Launch Images" click on "Use Asset Catalog"
Select "Migrate" on the popup that appears.
This should fix the issue.


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Located in Rua Sousa Martins, no10, Lisbon, within the scope of its consulting and engineering services, has the need to collect and process personal data of candidates, employees, customers, suppliers and third parties.
Being the protection of the privacy and personal data of all those who interact with AGAP2IT a concern and priority for us, has been elaborated the present privacy policy. This way it is possible to communicate in a clear and transparent way the good practices related to this process.
All personal data provided will be treated with the guarantee of security and confidentiality required by the legal framework regarding the protection of personal data.
This policy describes a set of guidelines, rules, and principles that AGAP2IT must observe to ensure the protection of the rights of the data subjects.
AGAP2IT undertakes to comply with this policy in accordance with the obligations of the Regulation 2016/679 /EU of the European Parliament and the Council from 27 April 2016 (General Data Protection Regulation), on the protection of individuals about the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data (hereinafter referred to as "GDPR").
In this sense, AGAP2IT seeks to ensure that its internal procedures are compliance with the legal obligations of the Regulation and that the personal data of its employees, customers, suppliers or service providers and any other data holders whose personal data AGAP2IT processes in the exercise of their activity, are treated in accordance with the current regulatory and legal standards and kept safely.
Moongy, S.A. detainer of the brand AGAP2IT, localized in Rua Sousa Martins, No. 10, Lisboa, enrolled in the Conservatória do Registo Comercial de Lisboa under the registration number and legal person 507 431 073 acts has the Data Controller for the processing of personal data, committed to apply the necessary technical and organizational measures, taking into account all the aspects that may influence the GDPR Compliance fulfilling the fundamental rights of the Data Subjects. To this task, Moongy S.A. has technologic measures ("privacy-enhancing technologies") that we seek to constantly upgrade, having collaborators specially assigned to this purpose, revealing our concerns and commitment to the Data Subjects. Besides this, we maintain a nature register of the scope, context, and finalities of the treatments about the stored data that allows us to ensure and prove that the treatments are realized with the guarantee of a total Data subjects protection has a commitment that attests our responsibility.
Postal address: Rua Sousa Martins, No. 10, Lisboa. 1050 – 218 Lisboa
Phone number: 21 313 7680
E-mail: gdpr@agap2.pt
Application and scope
The Present Privacy Policies applies to the collaborators, Data Processors, Joint Controllers, clients, site user's, trainees, and candidates operating in this Company Universe.
To effect of the present Privacy Policy, each company detains her own legal registration number having her own Privacy Policies independent and autonomous (however, it's detained by the Group Moongy, S.A.) for responsibility effects, each company (and they're assents) are independent, not being responsible any of these entities for the acts or omissions of the other entities in the group on what concerns to data privacy aspects.
Global Projects Department (GPD)
Among other responsibilities, this department that is aware and is always involved, in adequate and useful time in all the questions about personal data protection, having in consideration the risks associated to the data treatment operations, such as the nature, scope, context and purposes. Must still watch over the compliance of all the established with the purposes of preserve the secrecy of the data.
In what concerns to Data Subjects Rights (DSR), Personal Data Breach Communications (PDBC) and other communications relative to GDPR, this is the contact point.
Global Projects Department: gdpr@agap2.pt
Personal data is the information relative to a Singular Person (Natural Person) identified or identifiable (Data Subject) excluding from its scope the data relative to Legal Persons. It's considered identified a Natural Person that can be identifiable, direct, or indirectly, in special references to an identificatory, for example, a name, an ID number, tracking data, etc.
Any specific element of the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural, or social identity of a natural person.
Which data do we need to treat?
The collectible data is the strictly necessary being limited to the purposes for which they are intended, which are determined, explicit, legitimate, and kept for the strict period in which they may be necessary for their purpose. Personal data must be processed lawfully, fairly, and transparently in relation to the data subject.
To the Compliance of the Company's activity and has a Data Controller, Moongy, S.A. needs to collect and treat the following data:
Data Category
Data to be Collected
Candidate Data - Recruitment
Name; date of birth or age; sex; nationality/citizenship/place of birth; residence address; phone number; e-mail address, first language; data and copy of the identification document; immigration status (in case you need a work permit); academic qualifications; academic record; professional history; photography; marital status; household and data on any dependents.
Candidate Data - Contractual Process (Admission)
Name; date of birth or age; sex; nationality/citizenship/place of birth; residence address; phone number; e-mail address, first language; data and copy of identification document (citizen's card or passport), BSN; data and copy of your driver's license and/or other proof of address; financial information (country of banking address, account holder, domiciliation (name of bank), IBAN, BIC (or SWIFT)); other tax information; immigration status (in case you need a work permit); academic qualifications, proof of qualifications, academic record; professional history, photography, emergency contacts; marital status, household and data on any dependents.
Customer Data - Contractual Process
Name, telephone number and e-mail address of employees of the client company.
Supplier Data - Contractual Process
Name, telephone number and e-mail address of employees of the client company, as well as financial information (country of bank domicile, account holder, domiciliation (name of bank), IBAN, BIC (or SWIFT)).
External Trainees Data
Name, telephone number and e-mail address; identification document; nationality; date of birth.
User Data of Website
Cookies collect generic information, namely: i) IP address; ii) date, time, duration and frequency that you access the site; iii) the way you arrive and use the website; ii) information related to your authorizations; iii) the area of the country in which you access the website.
What is the purpose of the treatment?
Purpose of the Treatment
Candidate's Data
The following are used for recruitment:
· Fit the candidate in the respective business opportunities;
· Conducting interviews;
· Forward the candidate for client's qualification;
· Presentation of pre-proposal.
Colaborator's Data
The following are used to:
Staff selection and recruitment;
Processing of remuneration, benefits and allowances, including garnishment of wages and refund of expenses;
Safety and health at work;
Management of disciplinary sanctions;
Professional qualification;
Video surveillance;
Time attendance / control.
Client's Data
The data collected from our clients is quite limited, and the main reason for this collection is to ensure that the contractual provisions established are properly applied, so that the relationship unfolds without constraints. The use of this data is based on the main purposes:
· Provide a consulting service;
· If the service we provide to you is carried out in association with any of our partners, we will have to share your data in order to provide you with the best possible service;
· Provide training services.
We only use the data to ensure that the contractual provisions comply with legal obligations, that our relationship and communication takes place without any constraints, as well as to guarantee the processing of payments.
They are used for:
· Effect of management and holding of training sessions;
· Issuance of certificates;
· Historic effects;
· To help us improve the training experience and content.
Site user's data
· Improve the user's experience of our website.
Legal Purpose of treatment
The Purposes of treatment of the personal data are determined by the execution of diverse kinds of formalized contracts that become needed to continue the entire activity of the company, among them we state:
The execution of the service provision contracts that we maintain with our customers;
Employment contracts we have with our employees;
Management of internal processes for customers and employees;
Accounting, fiscal and administrative management;
Litigation management;
Physical security control and compliance with legal obligations.
In GDPR terms, we are legitimated by the following legal purposes (Lawfulness of Processing):
Execution of contracts or pre-contractual steps – Processing is necessary for the conclusion, execution, and management of contracts to which the data subject is a party, or at the request of the data subject.
Compliance with Legal Obligation – For the fulfillment of a legal obligation to which the company is subject. For example, communication of tax data.
Pursuing a legitimate interest, such as the safety of people and goods, the improvement of the quality of a service, to promote transparency within the scope of Social Responsibility. Moongy, S.A. performs a duly registered balancing test that ensures the legitimacy of the treatment.
Consent - Whenever the legal grounds listed above are not applicable, Moongy, S.A. requests the Data Subject's Consent. Consent is a free, specific, informed, and explicit expression of will through an unequivocal (and written) declaration or act in which the Data Subject authorizes the Treatment.
The withdrawal of consent can be requested at any time, by sending a simple request to the email address: gdpr@agap2.pt .
The Personal Data collected by us will be treated and kept according to the purposes and for the minimum period legally necessary.
Whom can we share your data?
Moongy, S.A. may, in the scope of its basic activities, disclose the data collected to fulfill the purposes indicated in this policy, being provided to the entities of the Moongy, S.A. network's only the data strictly necessary for the execution of the service, based on the fulfillment of legal obligation (for example salary processing or any tax obligation that requires it), and may also, to the strictly necessary, be communicated to official entities whenever this is legally required and may be handled by suppliers of the company (for example internal and external auditors that allows us to preserve and improve the quality of the service).
In this sense, the entire scope of this policy extends to the treatments of third parties and data processors, considering:
Compliance with the treatment of the GDPR, this privacy policy and a legal, fair and transparent treatment;
The data collected are merely instrumental to our activity, intended to pursue a certain, specific, and legitimate purpose. Any further processing cannot be incompatible with the specific purposes;
The data collected will be those strictly necessary for the purpose, which are adequate, relevant and necessary for the purposes and collection of treatment, taking into account the principle of data minimization;
The data will be kept accurate and updated in order to guarantee the principle of accuracy and guaranteeing their integrity and confidentiality;
Still regarding integrity and confidentiality, there cannot be any illegal and/or unauthorized treatment in order to prevent any loss, destruction, or damage to data by adopting all appropriate technical and organizational measures;
The conservation of the Data Subject's data is a concern for Moongy, S.A., therefore, the data will remain identifiable solely and exclusively for the necessary period to fulfill the purposes for which the data's processed.
How do we design new products?
Whenever a new product is developed, it is ensured in the design itself (as a primary aspect) that it has the most advanced technical and organizational measures available to Moongy S.A. (taking into account the risks arising from the treatment for the rights and freedoms of the data, as well as the arising risks to the treatment for the rights and freedoms of the natural persons, being aware of the variability, probability and severity) while maintaining privacy as a pillar throughout the processing process. In this way, the application of all the principles determined by the GDPR from conception is guaranteed, protecting Data Subjects, and ensuring the rights of data subjects.
In short, Moongy, S.A. is commited to implement and have privacy present in the product development phase and throughout the treatment to ensure data protection from the very conception of the product ("Privacy by Design").
How long will the data be kept?
The data will be kept for: the period necessary for the purposes they are intended too, and they are processed within the scope of our activity; for a maximum period of 5 years for staff selection and recruitment; for the periods required by the legal obligations to which we are subjects.
The Data subject has the following rights, which he can easily and free of charge request, through the following e-mail: gdpr@agap2.pt
Only in case of manifestly unfounded or excessive requests may a fee be charged for the exercise of these rights (in accordance with article 15, No. 3 from GDPR).
Access Right
The data subject has the right to question whether or not the data is being processed and, if so, the right to access their personal data and to be provided with the following information:
Purpose of the treatment;
Categories of data to be processed;
Third parties to whom the data will be disclosed;
Expected retention periods or, if this is not possible, the criteria used to set that period;
Existence of the right to request rectification, erasure, limitation of treatment or opposition to the treatment;
Security and destination measures related to the transfer of data to third countries;
Right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority.
The data subject also has the right to obtain a copy of the personal data being processed.
Rectification Right
The data subject has the right to request and obtain the rectification of inaccurate data and to request that incomplete personal data is completed without undue delay.
The data subject has the right to request the erasure of his personal data, without undue delay, whenever they are no longer accurate for the purpose that motivated their collection or treatment. He may also decide to withdraw his consent to the processing of his personal data whenever he wants to enjoy the right to oppose it.
There are some exceptions to this right, such as, if they are against the exercise of freedom of expression and information, if they are necessary for the fulfillment of legal obligations, if they are necessary for reasons of public interest or public health, if they are necessary for archival matters of public interest, scientific, historical research, for statistical purposes or the exercise or defense of rights in legal proceedings. In these cases, the data subject must be informed of the reason why it is not possible to respond to his request.
Right to limitation of Treatment
The data subject has the right to limit/restrict the processing of his/her personal data whenever one of the following situations occurs:
If the data are inaccurate and they are contested during the period in which it is possible to verify their accuracy;
If the treatment is unlawful, but the data subject opposes to the end of the treatment and only wants to limit its use;
If the data controller no longer needs the data for processing, but such data required by the data subject for the purposes of declaring, exercising or defending a right in a judicial process;
If at any time you have objected to the respective processing and it has not ceased (i) for imperative and legitimate reasons presented to the controller or (ii) for the purposes of declaring, exercising, or defending a right in a legal proceeding.
In the situations listed above, you may be asked to suspend processing or limit the scope of processing to certain categories of data (for example only providing full name and address) or even specific processing purposes.
Notification Right
Whenever the data subject is requested to rectify, erase or limit the processing of data, the person responsible for the treatment informs the data subject that he has proceeded in accordance with the request, unless such communication proves impossible or involves a disproportionate effort. If the data subject so requests, the controller provides information on said recipients.
Data Portability Right
The data subject has the right to receive personal data concerning him in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format without Moongy S.A. being able to object under the terms of article 20 No. 1 of the GDPR:
if the processing is based on a contract;
the data subject has given consent;
processing is carried out by automated means.
How can I exercise my rights?
To exercise any of these rights or for any questions regarding the processing of their personal data, the data subject must address a request to the person responsible for processing, the e-mail address to make the request: gdpr@agap2.pt.
Although these rights are clarified to the data subject when collecting the respective personal data, in case of doubts, the data subject can contact the person responsible for the treatment by e-mail: gdpr@agap2.pt.
RESPONSABILITIES
How do we Protect your Data?
Moongy, S.A. has been working to maintain and preserve personal data providing a high level of security. In compliance with the principle of security, secrecy, and privacy, we guarantee the processing of your data only by authorized persons, only accessing and processing your data by those who have the legitimacy to do so, always doing so in a confidential manner. The "need-to-know" principle was adopted, where employees can only have access to personal data if it is strictly necessary for the performance of their duties. Treatment outside this scope is considered prohibited and submitted to disciplinary sanctions, in accordance with our internal security and confidentiality policies and procedures, which are periodically updated as necessary.
Depending on the nature, scope, context, and purposes of data processing, as well as the risks arising from the treatment for the rights and freedoms of the data subject, we apply, both when defining the means of treatment and when processing, the necessary and appropriate technical and organizational measures for data protection.
Employees are not allowed to use personal data for private or economic purposes, transmit them to unauthorized third parties and/or allow access in any other way.
Moongy, S.A. also undertakes to ensure that, by default, only relevant, necessary, and appropriate data will be processed for each specific purpose of the treatment and that such data are not made available without human intervention to an undefined number of people.
Although this is not foreseen, if the transfer of personal data to countries outside the European Union is carried out, the applicable legal provisions are observed, namely regarding the determination of the suitability of such country regarding data protection and the requirements applicable to such transfers.
Security measures were also defined, ranging from best practices to the prevention of external threats. These are described in the security policy. If you wish to have access to it, you can request it by sending an e-mail to: gdpr@agap2.pt
Global Projects Department
The DPG is responsible for:
Act on behalf of the Data Controller with respect to all duties and obligations under the GDPR;
Monitor and control the compliance of processes with the GDPR and with the policies implemented properly and in a timely manner;
Ensuring that it has all the resources necessary for the performance of its functions;
Act as a point of contact for requests from data subjects regarding the processing of their personal data and the exercise of their rights;
Carry out an impact assessment on data protection if a certain type of treatment so requires.
Violation of Personal Data
It is considered a violation of personal data any act that calls into question the security of the data, in an accidental or unlawful manner, and causes the unauthorized destruction, loss, alteration, disclosure or access to personal data transmitted, stored or subject to any other type of treatment.
We can firmly declare that Moongy S.A. has been working to maintain and preserve personal data with a high level of security. However, small, unexpected deviations may occur.
If any of our candidates, employees, customers, data processers or third parties detect or suspect of a possible personal data breach, they should immediately send an email to gdpr@agap2.pt, indicating what has happen, as well as identify the data that may be involved. In this way, the responsible department can act quickly and adequately, in accordance with the rules established in the Regulation.
In case of a data breach and to the extent that such breach is likely to entail a high risk for the rights and freedoms of customers, workers and other employees and/or partners, we undertake to report such breach to Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados (CNPD), within 72 hours of becoming aware of the incident, and to the holders of personal data whenever such breach is likely to entail a high risk for their rights.
Cookies are small text files, which are stored on your computer or on your mobile device through your browser. By browsing, they record their preferences and allow the website to identify your device the next time you access it.
At any time, you can decide to be notified about the receipt of cookies, check, or change the type of cookies, and block the entry of cookies in your system, through the settings of your browser.
Why are they used?
Cookies are an essential part of the functioning of our website and to facilitate your navigation on the Platform, with their main objective being to improve the user's search experience. For example, they are used to help determine the usefulness, interest, and number of uses of the website, allow faster and more efficient navigation, and eliminate too the need to repeatedly enter the same information.
The information collected by Cookies also allows us to improve the website through estimates and usage patterns and allow its suitability to the individual interests of users.
As described below, the website uses technical or strictly necessary cookies, performance cookies, functionality cookies and advertising cookies. Each of these cookies can be installed by Agap2IT websites (own cookies) or by websites external to Agap2IT (third party cookies) and can be removed as soon as the user leaves the website (session cookies) or remain in the terminal equipment after the user leave the website (persistent cookies).
The cookies currently used by the website are as follows:
Technical or strictly necessary cookies
Technical or strictly necessary cookies are cookies installed to allow navigation on the website, allowing a correct user experience, namely website security or consent management. For this reason, these cookies do not require your consent.
Cookie Supplier
Cookie Designation
Cookie Nature
Stores the user's cookie consent state for the current domain.
Used to detect if the visitor has accepted the marketing category in the cookie banner. This cookie is necessary for GDPR-compliance of the website.
Agap2-it
RequestVerificationToken
Helps prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks.
Used to distribute traffic to the website on several servers to optimize response times.
Performance or performance cookies allow counting visits and traffic sources, so that Agap2IT can measure and improve website performance. These cookies help us to know which pages most are visited and to analyze how visitors use the website. All information collected by these cookies is anonymous.
Functionality cookies allow the website to provide enhanced functionality and personalization, such as remembering the language in which you want to view the website on your next visit. If you do not allow these cookies, some of these features, or even all of them, may not work correctly.
Advertising cookies are cookies that make it possible to present the user with advertisements that are deemed to be suitable for their interests and preferences. These cookies are installed by our advertising partners and can be used by these partners to build a profile based on your interests and show you relevant advertisements on other websites.
Stores the user's video player preferences using embedded YouTube video.
Revocation and Consent Management
The user may, at any time, revoke or change the previously granted consent preferences. To do this, simply access the cookies management tool.
The use of cookies can also be defined in your browser preferences, namely in the privacy options. For this purpose, we recommend that you consult the help section/menu of your browser (browser) or visit the respective provider's web pages.
Complaint to the Supervisory Authority
Although the existence of Moongy, S.A. commitment to resolve any type of situation. The Data Subject has the right to file a complaint to the competent authorities (CNPD) if any of the rights is denied.
From the competent authority:
Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados
Av. D. Carlos I, No. 134 - 1.º
1200-651 Lisboa / Portugal
Tel: +351 213928400 / Fax: +351 213976832
www.cnpd.pt
Moongy, S.A. reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy at any time, being that change duly published here.
In any case, we suggest that you review this Policy regularly so that, in the event of changes or updates being introduced, you can always be properly informed about them.
The privacy policy as well as the collection, processing or transmission of data from customers, employees and partners are governed by the provisions of regulation (EU) 2016/679, of the European Parliament of the Council, of April 27, 2016 and by the applicable legislation and regulations. In Portugal, namely Law No. 58/2019 of 8 August.
Any Disputes arising from the validity, interpretation, or execution of the Privacy Policy, or that are related to the collection, processing, or transmission of Customer data, must be submitted exclusively to the jurisdiction of the judicial courts of the District of Lisbon, without prejudice to the legal imperatives rules applicable.
If you have any doubts, wish to exercise your rights, suggestions or complaints regarding Data Protection and this Privacy Policy, you can contact us at our email address: gdpr@agap2.pt .


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Some Christians Are Upset That an Evangelical Singer Appeared on "Ellen" November 5, 2018 Beth Stoneburner
Some Christians Are Upset That an Evangelical Singer Appeared on "Ellen"
A Christian singer has been roundly criticized by fundamentalists for appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show for exactly the reason you'd expect.
During an interview on the faith-based program The Wally Show, the host brought up how some commenters on his Facebook page weren't happy with the thought of an evangelical singer appearing on a famous lesbian's talk show. Singer Lauren Daigle didn't flinch in saying she didn't care about the criticism.
WALLY: I know there are some "oversaved" people who can't get why you would do the Ellen show, and I know this because they posted on my page, and it has to do with Ellen's lifestyle and stuff, but this is where we should be! Was there any hesitation for you on doing the show or no?
DAIGLE: Oh no. Not at all. I think the second we start drawing lines around which people are able to be approached and which aren't, we've already completely missed the heart of God… I don't have all the answers in life… but one thing I know for sure is I can't choose who I'm supposed to be kind to, or who I'm supposed to show love to and who I'm not, because that's the mission, right? Be who Christ was to everyone as well.
Religious language aside ("lifestyle"?), Daigle's response and the host's reaction were refreshing, at least compared to what we've heard from other Christian celebrities who think associating with a non-Christian and suggesting what that other person stands for is acceptable — even in the secular world — amounts to some kind of heresy.
Daigle didn't talk about whether she believes homosexuality is a sin, but it also didn't seem to bother her to use Ellen's platform to promote her own career. Why would it? At worst, she was using the platform to promote her own music and Christian brand. At best, Ellen's orientation was a non-issue and Daigle was just grateful for the opportunity. Simply agreeing to be on a celebrity's TV show doesn't automatically imply endorsement for everything that person does or stands for — whether you're a conservative author appearing on a late night comedy show or a liberal going on FOX News — even in cases like these where there really wasn't any controversy to speak of.
If anything, Daigle might do better by catering to a secular audience over a strictly Christian one. As history shows, the Christian music industry has not been kind to artists who don't toe the line when it comes to maintaining a certain image. Just ask Jennifer Knapp, Vicky Beeching, and Amy Grant.
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