text:
export GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT=1

DEPS = $(go list -f '{{range .TestImports}}{{.}} {{end}}' ./... | grep -v /vendor/)
WEBSITE="github.com/mephux/envdb"
DESCRIPTION="Ask your environment questions."
NAME="envdb"

BUILDVERSION=$(shell cat VERSION)
GO_VERSION=$(shell go version)

# Get the git commit
SHA=$(shell git rev-parse --short HEAD)
BUILD_COUNT=$(shell git rev-list --count HEAD)

BUILD_TAG="${BUILD_COUNT}.${SHA}"

build: lint generate
	@echo "Building..."
	@mkdir -p bin/
	@go build \
    -ldflags "-X main.Build=${BUILD_TAG}" \
		${ARGS} \
    -o bin/envdb

server-linux: generate
	@echo "Building server..."
	@mkdir -p bin/
	@GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build \
    -ldflags "-X main.Build=${BUILD_TAG}" \
    -o bin/csos-server

generate: clean
	@echo "Running go generate..."
	@go generate $$(go list ./... | grep -v /vendor/)

lint:
	@go vet  $$(go list ./... | grep -v /vendor/)
	# @for pkg in $$(go list ./... |grep -v /vendor/ |grep -v /kuber/) ; do \
		# golint -min_confidence=1 $$pkg ; \
		# done

package: setup strip rpm64

setup:
	@mkdir -p package/root/usr/bin
	@mkdir -p package/output/
	@cp -R ./bin/envdb package/root/usr/bin
	@./bin/envdb --version 2> VERSION

test:
	go list ./... | xargs -n1 go test

strip:
	strip bin/envdb

rpm64:
	fpm -s dir -t rpm -n $(NAME) -v $(BUILDVERSION) -p package/output/envdb-$(BUILDVERSION)-amd64.rpm \
		--rpm-compression bzip2 --rpm-os linux \
		--force \
		--url $(WEBSITE) \
		--description $(DESCRIPTION) \
		-m "Dustin Willis Webber <dustin.webber@gmail.com>" \
		--vendor "Dustin Willis Webber" -a amd64 \
		--exclude */**.gitkeep \
		package/root/=/

deb64:
	fpm -s dir -t deb -n $(NAME) -v $(BUILDVERSION) -p package/output/envdb-$(BUILDVERSION)-amd64.deb \
		--deb-compression bzip2 --deb-os linux \
		--force \
		--url $(WEBSITE) \
		--description $(DESCRIPTION) \
		-m "Dustin Willis Webber <dustin.webber@gmail.com>" \
		--vendor "Dustin Willis Webber" -a amd64 \
		--exclude */**.gitkeep \
		package/root/=/

clean:
	rm -rf doc/
	rm -rf package/
	rm -rf bin/
	rm -rf envdb/bindata.go
	rm -rf VERSION

.PHONY: build

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Entrepreneurs, programmers and startup fans are invited to Jelly, a drop-in co-working event Wednesday in South Reno.
Jelly offers free wi-fi, coffee and a chance to meet tech- and business-minded people from the Reno area. It is sponsored by Nevada's Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology.
The four-hour sessions, held on the third Wednesday of each month, attract designers, developers and "internet types," according to an NCET announcement, but musicians, cooks, sound designers and others have stopped by for the networking-work sessions.
Jelly runs from 2 to 6 p.m. today at Swill Coffee and Wine, 3366 Lakeside Court in Reno. Information: www.ncet.org.


text:
Kanailal & Ors. Vs. Ram Chandra Singh & Ors.
[Civil Appeal No.4165 of 2008]
1. This appeal is filed by the defendants against the final judgment and order dated 09.09.1999 passed by the High Court of Calcutta in S.A.T. No. 1082 of 1999 (re-numbered as S.A. No.740 of 1999) whereby the appeal filed by the appellants was summarily dismissed under Order 41 Rule 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (hereinafter referred to as "the Code").
2. Few relevant facts need mention in brief infra.
3. The appellants herein are the defendants whereas the respondents are the plaintiffs in the civil suit out of which this appeal arises.
4. The respondents filed the civil suit being Title Suit No. 37 of 1991 before the Sub Divisional Court of the Munsif, Jhargram, District Midnapore against the appellants inter alia seeking partition in relation to the suit properties. The appellants filed their written statement and denied the plaint averments. Parties went to trial on the issues framed for its determination.
5. By judgment/decree dated 26.06.1992, the Trial Court dismissed the suit. The respondents, felt aggrieved, filed first appeal being Title Appeal No. 240 of 1992 before the Additional District Judge, 6th Court, Midnapore. By judgment/decree dated 28.01.1999, the first Appellate Court (Additional District Judge, 6th Court) allowed the appeal filed by the plaintiffs, set aside the judgment and decree of the Trial 2 Court and decreed the plaintiffs' suit.
6. The appellants (defendants), felt aggrieved, filed second appeal being S.A.T. No.1082 of 1999 (re-numbered as S.A. No. 740 of 1999) before the High Court. By impugned judgment, the High Court dismissed the appeal in limine, which has given rise to filing of this appeal by special leave before this Court by the defendants.
7. The impugned order reads as under : "This appeal is summarily dismissed under Order 41 Rule 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure. There will be no order as to costs."
8. Having heard the learned counsel for the parties and on perusal of the record of the case, we are constrained to allow the appeal and while setting aside of the impugned order, remand the case to the High Court for deciding the second appeal afresh after framing proper substantial questions of law, if found to arise in the case.
9. Mere perusal of the impugned order quoted supra would go to show that the High Court while deciding the appeal neither set out the facts nor the submissions urged by the appellants in support of their appeal and nor given any reason as to why the submissions urged by the appellants have no merit and why the appeal does not involve any substantial question of law as is required to be made out under Section 100 of the Code. (See - 2011 (6) SCC 455 - Jayanmti De & Anr. vs. Abani Kanta Barat and Ors., (2011) 6 SCC 455 and Santosh Hazari vs. Purushottam Tiwari (Deceased) by L.Rs., (2001) 3 SCC 179).
10. This Court has consistently emphasized the need for assigning reasons in support of its conclusion and while doing so must deal with all the issues raised by the parties to the lis. Indeed, this Court has made the following very pertinent observations on this issue in Union of India & Ors. Vs. Jai Prakash Singh & Ors., (2007) 10 SCC 712 which read as under: "Reasons introduce clarity in an order. On plainest consideration of justice, the High Court ought to have set forth its reasons, howsoever brief, in its order indicative of an application of its mind, all the more when its order is amenable to further avenue of challenge. The absence of reasons has rendered the High Court's judgment not sustainable.
Reasons are live links between the mind of the decision-taker to the controversy in question and the decision or conclusion arrived at.' Reasons substitute subjectivity by objectivity. The emphasis on recording reasons is that if the decision reveals the 'inscrutable face of the sphinx', it can, by its silence, render it virtually impossible for the courts to perform their appellate function or exercise the power of judicial review in adjudging the validity of the decision.
Right to reason is an indispensable part of a sound judicial system, reasons at least sufficient to indicate an application of mind to the matter before court. Another rationale is that the affected party can know why the decision has gone against him. One of the salutary requirements of natural justice is spelling out reasons for the order made, in other words, a speaking out. The 'inscrutable face of a sphinx' is ordinarily incongruous with a judicial or quasi-judicial performance."
11. That apart, Order 41 Rule 31 of the Code which deals with the contents, date and the signature of judgment is also apposite to take note of.
It reads as under:
"31. Contents, date and signature of judgment.- The judgment of the Appellate Court shall be in writing and shall state-
(a) the points for determination;
(b) the decision thereon;
(c) the reasons for the decision; and
(d) where the decree appealed from is 5 reversed or varied, the relief to which the appellant is entitled, and shall at the time that it is pronounced be signed and dated by the Judge or by the Judges concurring there in."
12. It is clear from mere reading of the Rule 31(a) to (d) that it makes it legally obligatory upon the Appellate Court (both-first and second Appellate Court) as to what should the judgment of the Appellate Court contain.
13. Sub-clause(a) provides that the judgment must formulate and state the points arising in the case for determination. Sub-clause(b) provides that the Court must give decision on such points and sub- clause(c) provides that the judgment shall state the reasons for the decision. So far as sub-clause (d) is concerned, it applies in those cases where the Appellate Court has reversed the decree. In such case, the Court has to specify the relief to which the appellant has become entitled to as a result of the decree having been reversed in appeal at his instance.
14. While deciding the second appeal which lies only to the High Court, the Court has to further ensure compliance of the requirements of Section 100 of the Code in addition to the requirements of Order 41 Rule 31 of the Code set out above.
15. In other words, the High Court while hearing the second appeal at the time of its admission has to first find out whether the second appeal involves any substantial question(s) of law and if the Court finds that the appeal does involve any substantial question(s) of law then such question(s) is/are required to be formulated. The appeal can be then heard finally only on such formulated question(s). (See Santosh Hazari (supra).
16. If however, the Court, at the time of hearing the appeal on the question of admission, comes to a conclusion that the appeal does not involve any such question within the meaning of Section 100 of the Code, then it has to pass a reasoned order keeping in view the requirements of Order 41 Rule 31 set out above. Indeed, this being the mandatory requirements of law, its non-compliance by the Appellate Court render their judgment bad in law.
17. As mentioned above, since the judgment impugned does not satisfy the requirements of either Section 100 or/and Order 41 Rule 31 of the Code, it is legally unsustainable.
18. In view of foregoing discussion, the appeal succeeds and is, accordingly, allowed. Impugned order is set aside. The case is remanded to the High Court for hearing of the appeal afresh in accordance with law keeping in view the aforementioned observations.
..............................................J. [ABHAY MANOHAR SAPRE]
Item No.101 Court No.9 Section XVI
[Civil Appeal No(s). 4165/2008]
This appeal was called on for hearing today.
CORAM:
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE R.K. AGRAWAL
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ABHAY MANOHAR SAPRE
For Appellant(s)
Mr. Shekhar Kumar, AOR (Not present)
Mr. Bijan Kumar Ghosh, AOR (Not present)
The Court made the following
O R D E R
None appears for the parties.
The appeal is allowed in terms of the signed reportable judgment. Pending applications, if any, shall also stand disposed of.
Sweta Dhyani
Chander Bala
Senior Personal
Assistant Branch Officer

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Entries are invited for teams of 4 for the 2nd Golf day to be held at Chorley Golf Club.
The day begins with registration and a pre-tournament snack at 10.30 am.
Dinner 7.30 pm (approx) followed by entertainment, presentations and raffle.
The MC for the evening is Norman Prince.
The entry fee for a team of 4 is £200.
For further details or to enter please contact Iain Hall on 07812 444621 or email iainandtricia.hall@virgin.net.


Thirty-five-year-old Takayuki Terauchi will be retiring this year. He was senryokugai'ed by the Yomiuri Giants earlier this month and did not want to think about playing for another team.
He visited Giants Stadium on October 12 to thank teammates and staff for their support over the years.
He was able to do everything he wanted over his twelve-year career, though he regrets missing the opportunity to play at Ichi-gun this year.
He did not want to think about tryouts or playing for other teams after he turned thirty, so his focus was to do the best he could to extend his career with the Giants for as long as possible.
He remembers the home runs he hit off Kenta Maeda and Masahiro Tanaka, but more than that, he remembers his twelve-year career and how he never thought he would be able to make it when he first joined the Giants.


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Фараоновий собака () -  порода собак, яку за класифікацією  Міжнародної кінологічної федерації, відносять до   примітивних собак. Іноді їх відносять до  хортів.  Виникла  порода  на  Мальті, де носить назву   «kelb tal-Fenek»  (дослівно «Кролячий собака»). Всупереч  міфу, який з'явився через схожість фараонового собаки з зображеннями Анубіс а, порода не має давньоєгипетського походження, що підтверджується аналізом ДНК

Історія породи
Вважають, що фінікійці привезли собак цієї породи на острови Мальту і Гоцо, де вона проіснувала більше двох тисяч років. Згідно з аналізом ДНК ця порода не має відношення до Стародавніх порід, які вважають древніми.
Перша згадка про мальтійського мисливського собаку, яка ідентифікується з цією породою, відноситься до 1647  року і була зроблена членом мальтійського ордена. Перші екземпляри були вивезені з  острова в  1920-х роках.
До 1970 року, незважаючи на славу першої в світі одомашненої собаки, ця порода була відома тільки на острові Мальта, а вже через п'ять років, в 1975 році, вона отримала офіційне визнання.

Екстер'єр
 Елегантні, стрункі і м'язисті собаки з чудовими мисливськими даними.
 Тіло вкрите яскраво-рудою або коричневою дуже короткою, блискучою шерстю, іноді з білими мітками на морді і грудях.
 Мочка носа коричнева, зливається із забарвленням шерсті і червоніюча, коли собака збуджена.
 Морда довга,  витонченою форми.
 Характерна риса - великі стоячі вуха.

Зовнішній вигляд
Голова фараонового собаки має форму притупленного клина. Череп довгий, сухий, з чіткими лініями .Перехід від чола до морди помітний слабо. Морда трохи довша, ніж череп. Мочка носа тілесного кольору. Щелепи потужні. Очі овальної форми бурштинового кольору, в тон окрасу. Погляд розумний і благородний. Вуха великі, тонкі, широкі біля основи. Стоячі. Собака тримає їх високо піднятими. Дуже рухливі. Корпус сухий, витончений,майже квадратної формаи. Шия довга, суха і мускулиста. Нижня лінія грудної клітки не доходить до ліктьових суглобів, грудна кістка видається вперед. Ребра опуклі. Верхня лінія спини і крупа утворює майже пряму лінію. Кінцівки стрункі. Лапи міцні, з щільно стиснутими пальцями. Хвіст досить товстий біля основи, тоншає до кінця, злегка зігнутий. Під час руху  собака тримає хвіст вище. Шерсть коротка, щільно прилегла, блискуча, тонка. Забарвлення  жовтувато-коричневе з білими мітками на кінчику хвоста, спереду грудей  і на пальцях. Допускається вузька біла смуга на морді. Фараоновий собака відрізняється витонченістю і елегантністю, і в той же час  має потужну і атлетичну  статуру.

Розміри
Ріст коливається від 53,3 см до 63,5 см в холці. Вага - від 18 до 30 кг. Пси звичайно крупніші сук.

Шерсть і забарвлення
Волосяний покрив тонкий і короткий. Шерсть шовковиста, місцями жорстка, щільно прилегла до шкіри. Допускаються всі відтінки рудого, і відтінки в діапазоні від кольору засмаги до каштанового. Допускаються білі відмітини на грудях, ногах, кінчику хвоста, в центрі лоба і на переніссі. Відмітини на задній частині шиї, з боків або на спині є відхиленнями від стандарту породи і неприпустимі. Очі фараонового собаки завжди  бурштинового кольору і повинні поєднуватися з основним забарвленням. Цуценята народжуються з блакитними очима, але коли собаки дорослішають,  колір очей змінюється на світло-золотий або жовтий і стає темним після досягнення собакою зрілого віку. Ніс, вуса, кігті, подушечки лап і обведення навколо очей повинні бути того ж кольору, як і основне забарвлення шерсті.

Характер
Фараоновий собака - розумна,   активна порода,   легко піддається навчанню. Товариська з собаками і людьми, може з недовірою ставитися до незнайомих людей. Собаки цієї породи, відкриті і ласкаві зі своєю сім'єю і тими, кого знають. Вони незалежно мислячі, іноді вперті,   якщо використовувати позитивні методи навчання. Фараонові собаки  мають сильний інстинкт  полювання. Вартобути обережними, якщо поблизу знаходяться дрібні домашні тварини, такі, як  кішки, птиці  і гризуни. За характером собаки цієї породи спокійні й ласкаві.

Вони не підходять для використання в якості сторожових собак, так як рідко бувають агресивними з людьми. Вони надто активні і розумні для вольєрного утримання. Як правило, фараонові собаки сильно прив'язуються до оточуючих їх людей і найкраще почувають себе, якщо до них ставляться як до членів родини.

Утримання і догляд
Собаки цієї породи незалежні, розумні і часом уперті, але порівняно легко навчаються, якщо використовувати позитивні методи дресирування. Це чутлива порода і погано піддається методам дресирування з використанням фізичного покарання і примусу. Фараонові собаки були виведені для полювання і здатність до незалежного мислення є їх природною рисою. Вони швидко втомлюються від повторюваних команд, тому їх дресирування повинне носити цікавий і позитивний характер. Догляд за шерстю нескладний: досить швидкими рухами потерти собаку спеціальної рукавичкою або вологою тканиною. Це охайні собаки, мало линяють і не мають помітного запаху, навіть коли їх шерсть волога.

Фараоновий собака - активна порода, собакам щодня необхідно багато рухатися. Через   сильний мисливський інстинкт  і незалежний характер  не рекомендується відпускати їх з повідця поблизу доріг  або на потенційно небезпечних відкритих просторах. Їх інстинкт мисливця  сильний, коли  вони кидаються   переслідувати здобич, і ніяка команда їх не зупинить.

Ці собаки чудово стрибають, і паркан майданчика, де вони містяться, повинна бути не менше 1,52 метра у висоту (переважно - 1,82 м або вище). Через їхню здатності високо стрибати, фараонові собаки прекрасно підходять для аджилити (спеціальні змагання на спритність). Так як у них малий жировий шар і коротка шерсть, ці собаки дуже чутливі до холоду і їх не можна надовго залишати на вулиці в холодну погоду. У холодному кліматі рекомендується надягати на собаку теплу попону. Водночас фараонові собаки люблять грати в снігу і підтримують свій теплообмін бігаючи, стрибаючи і граючи.

Примітки

Хорти
Ссавці Мальти

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VAR – The Technology World Cup.
Credit where credit is due, VAR has added a new dimension to the World Cup. It has almost turned the game on its head and in all this it continues to showcase the, dare I say, dramatic influence that technology can have on our lives.
From the Refs viewpoint, they have more information available to them and now have an opportunity to make a more informed decision. It doesn't guarantee that the interpretation will always be correct, but it does put the spotlight on the detail and it does give the referee another very important and much needed perspective.
The technology used to watch, analyse and report at football matches has evolved significantly in the last decade. The attention on the detail of the game, 4k picture quality, the birds eye reviews, the multiple camera angles, the player trackers and the slo-motion to name a few, play an important role engaging the viewer, while sharing data and stats with the TV crews, pundits & coaches. This evolution has also done more to highlight & analyse the errors and poor decisions made by officials, but until now the use of technology to 'assist the referee' on the pitch has largely been held back (with the exception of goal line technology).
While contending with the theatrics of the divers, huggers and Maradona's of this world, a referee is quite limited by what they can view and analyse in that split second. At tournaments the importance of getting the decisions right and the influence of getting them wrong has a much greater impact on the overall competition. Think 1986, Argentina! In terms of this year's World Cup, I believe we are already starting to see the influence on the players behaviour after the first few games..
Possibly more influence? Who knows? What I can tell you is that technology will continue to evolve and the Ref could potentially end up with more sophisticated tools. At this point VAR is the technology equivalent of the low hanging fruit…Perhaps some AI is on the cards??


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Panaji: As abounding as 87 filmmakers, abounding of whom are accommodating in the 46th All-embracing Blur Anniversary of India (IFFI), accept accordingly accounting to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley accusatory the behaviour of the anniversary organisers appear agitation FTII acceptance and airless apprentice expression.
The letter, which was broadcast to the media actuality by filmmakers like Anant Patwardhan, Anjali Monteiro, Sridhar Rangayan, Madhusree Dutta, amid abounding others, additionally links the crackdown on Blur and Television Institute of India acceptance to the 139-day stand-off amid them and the axial government over the arrangement of the institute's administrator Gajendra Chauhan.
"We, the undersigned, acerb adjudge the acrid measures that are actuality taken to asphyxiate the accord of the apprentice association at IFFI and appeal that the acceptance from the FTII be accustomed to participate in the festival, as it is their autonomous appropriate to do so," said the letter, which additionally demands bottomward of bent accuse adjoin two ex-FTII acceptance who were arrested for shouting slogans and captivation placards at the IFFI countdown function.
FTII acceptance had staged a 139-day bang from June 12 this year, in beef adjoin the arrangement of Chauhan, claiming the artisan was unfit for the position.
After the appointing ascendancy Union admiral for Information and Broadcasting, ashore to its accoutrements and did not abolish Chauhan's appointment, the acceptance alleged off the bang on October 29, but additionally insisted that their protests would abide at contest like IFFI.
A agent for the FTII acceptance said that over two dozen acceptance were denied allotment for IFFI, two ex-students were arrested for agitation at the countdown commemoration and one apprentice was bedfast for several hours by the badge for cutting a T-shirt with the FTII logo on the anniversary campus.
The letter, which is additionally addressed to Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan Rathore, Secretary, Admiral of Information and Broadcasting Sunil Arora and Administrator of the Blur Anniversary C. Senthil Rajan, calls this airless of the apprentice voice.
"From ex-students actuality arrested for appliance their autonomous appropriate to beef and apocryphal accuse actuality affected adjoin them, to actuality denied access into the anniversary admitting accurate accreditation artlessly because they appear to be from FTII, to a apprentice actuality put in antitoxin detention—these are measures that accept annihilation to do with the objectives that IFFI was set up for," the letter states, cogent adherence with the FTII students.
The filmmakers accept additionally criticised the bottomward of the apprentice blur amalgamation at the all-embracing accident this year.
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Winners of the MMMM 2016 contest – September 2016
29 July 2016 Designers
They are 9, gifted designers and the future of Mediterranean fashion: here are the great winners of the MMMM 2016 contests!
What is MMMM ?
The Maison Méditerranéenne des Métiers de la Mode (MMMM) reveals and unites since 1988 new creative talents in the Mediterranean. It supports through two competitions: Major M (for the creators of Marseille and its region) and the Mediterranean Fashion Prize (MFP) for Mediterranean creators. Last September 2016, Who's Next's theme was the Mediterranean and we offered MMMM the lighting of 9 of the winners in a space dedicated to them in the heart of the Porte de Versailles.
Winners of the M Major 2016 contest
Fashion designer Charlotte Rekassa, who graduated from ICC School in Marseilles in fashion design / pattern cutting and worked for the brand Sessùn, now signs a wardrobe of timeless womenswear pieces since 2014 under the label Charlotte Aire. A concept named "clothing & couture", all about pure lines, carefully selected qualitative fabrics and special colours, mostly inspired by nature and the South of France lifestyle. The pieces are all made at atelier-boutique Oscar in Marseilles. The look is nonchalant-chic and already counts with a loyal following. More info…
Marie-Agnès Albertini graduated with a diploma in fashion design and garment prototyping from the IICC fashion school in 2006. She then continued her training with Pako Litto in the South of France, then in Paris at the Stella Cadente fashion studio. She created the label "Les Midinettes" in 2011, with clothing and dress codes inspired by a character she has been drawing since she was a child: a multi-coloured, mischievous, impish fairy tale universe for retro inspired collections. More info…
From being a notary public to a fashion designer, a real passion for Melina Carbonaro who in 2014 created the feminine universe of Mademoiselle Socialite. Lifestyle and ready-to-wear collections in a mix of effortless chic French clothing and dress codes, with Dolce vita glamour. A complete label range with success in Aix-en-Provence, a city known for its French style Art of living, and cultural scene. More info…
Fashion designer Jina Luciani, who graduated from FIT in New York and Esmod wanted to launch her own sustainable lingerie line since 2006. Always looking for a feminine daily style, she launched Occidente, a lingerie/lounge/yogawear label manufactured in Côte d'Azur in feather light jersey and organic cotton fur. A promising start in France and foreign countries supporting ethical and aesthetical conscious choices. More info…
Kodd[e]s is a leather goods label based in Aix-en-Provence making luxury bags and accessories in exotic leathers, created in 2010 by Isabelle Letouche. Each piece is beautifully made in a limited, numbered edition, handmade by selected South African craftsmen specialising in rare skins and leathers: Ostrich, Springbok hides, Nguni and Kudu hides, leathers with a patina. More info…
Back from a road-trip in South America, Bérangère Perret decided to launch the shoes line Espigas in 2010. Inspired by the Argentinian gauchos' espadrilles called "alpargatas", the shoes are all double cotton-lined, genuinely comfortable and light to wear as well as twisted with South of France emblematic colours. Design, comfort, solidarity (part of the profit is donated to an NGO) and a "Choose freedom" lifestyle dimension to which concept-stores and interior design stockists really respond to. More info…
Winners of the MFP 2016 contest
With an artistic background, Ghitta Laskrouif started very soon developping high-embroidery techniques. After her participation in workshops at Casa Moda Academy (AMC Mode), she presents her collections, refined and vitamined, druing Casablanca fashion week. Her fine ready-to-wear collections, at the intercross of tradition and modernity, are crafted with Moroccan artisanal know-how. A very personal approach, undertaken with sustainable fashion perspectives.
After graduating in Fashion Design from Accademia Italiana in Florence, fashion deisgner Günseli Türkay started consulting for Pasaj Agency in Istanbul, before launching her own label, now introduced via multi-brand boutiques Beymen. She was awarded 1str Young Fashion Entrepreneur Prize in Turkey, in partnership with the British Fashion Council. Colour variations are a constant in her work and all her collections echo a sense of subtle elegance and artisanal craftsmanship. She currently develops a theme of historical Mediterranean embroideries.
After graduating from Studio Berçot in Paris, following her studies at the Lebanese Academy of Fine Arts (ALBA), fashion designer Sara Melki gained experience in fashion deisgn at the studios from the likes of Isabel Marant, Martine Sitbon and Proenza Schouler in New York. Her work is an ultra modern mix of ethnical influences. She brings a new dimension to technical knit producing them in collaboration with ateliers Mahlia Kent, exclusive weavers of Chanel. Her looks are very easy to wear, yet show fierce couture details.
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Sandigan affirms junking of graft raps vs Locsin brod
Michael Punongbayan (The Philippine Star) - November 6, 2019 - 12:00am
MANILA,Philippines — The Sandiganbayan upheld the dismissal of graft charges against a brother of Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. in 2011.
In a decision dated Oct. 25, the anti-graft court's Second Division said there is no reason to reverse its July 2019 ruling junking the criminal cases filed by the Office of the Ombudsman against former Philippine Communications Satellite Corp. (Philcomsat) directors Enrique Locsin and Manuel Andal in 2011.
Locsin and Andal were tried for graft in connection with their alleged receipt of exorbitant salaries, travel allowances and cash advances from 2003 to 2005.
But halfway through the trial, they sought the dismissal of the graft case through a demurrer to evidence, which the Sandiganbayan granted, ruling that the prosecution failed to prove its allegations.
Locsin and Andal were accused of receiving "grossly exorbitant salaries" of P300,000 each per year or a total of P900,000 each for three years from 2003 to 2005 in alleged violation of the law that allows a salary of only up to P180,000 annually for an official of government-sequestered corporation.
However, the Sandiganbayan ruled that the allegedly exorbitant salaries were received by the accused for their positions as directors of Philcomsat Holdings Corp., a publicly listed holding corporation owned by Philcomsat.
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Q: Read data from csv (pandas) I have two tables:

reference_id
exclusiveness

0047465
luxury

0165797
luxury

0013286
selective

BB010
selective

ticket-reference_id
product-reference_id

2017010105521000016V
47465

2017010105521000090V
165797

2017010105521000111V
13286

2017010105521000111V
BB010

For both tables i have used the code:
    pd.read_csv('df1.csv', sep = ';')
    pd.read_csv('df2.csv', sep = ';')

But in the second table in the column product_reference_id zeros are missed. The values from the column product_reference_id and reference_id have to be the same. So that i could join both tables.

A: Are you sure that the CSVs themselves have the leading 0s? Can you paste in the first rows of each that correspond to the rows in your dataframe tables?
Assuming that the CSVs themselves both have the 0s, then you just have to read those columns in as strings. Since it looks like both cols in both CSVs are string-y, then you can read them in like this:
pd.read_csv('df1.csv', dtype=str, sep=';')
pd.read_csv('df2.csv', dtype=str, sep=';')
If you wanted to read some columns in as other datatypes, you can use a dict for dtype with the individual columns and types. See the pandas docs for read_csv for info.

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After the Election, the Deluge of Bills
By Richard Whittaker, November 11, 2014, 2:00pm, Newsdesk
163 Senate bills. 244 measures from the House. The 84th session of the Texas Legislature may not kick off until Jan. 13, 2015, but lawmakers have already been busy filing draft legislation for consideration.
Locally, only one state rep from the Travis County delegation has filed any bills, and she's also the newest. District 50 Democrat Celia Israel is pushing House Bill 76, allowing electronic voter legislation.
It's far busier over in the Senate, but almost solely because of Sen. Judith Zaffirini, whose gerrymandered district is really anchored in Laredo. She has filed a grand total of 34 bills already. Unsurprisingly for the lawmaker who pushed hardest for the creation of the Senate Higher Education Committee in the 81st Legislature, many relate to the state's universities, including Senate Bill 21, relating to revenue bonds; SB 22, highlighting outcomes-related funding for colleges; and SB 24, requiring that university trustees undertake a training course before they are allowed to vote on budgetary or personnel issues. How this will all figure in to the ongoing struggle over the UT presidency has yet to be seen, but that fight seems inevitable.
Joining Zaffirini in filing is Sen. Donna Campbell, R-New Braunfels. A hot contender to become Lt. Gov.-elect Dan Patrick's successor on the Senate Education Committee, she's pushing SB 199, turning the Cap Metro board into a purely elected body; and SB 120, upping the penalty for interfering with a mail-in ballot from a state jail felony to a third degree felony.
Other significant measures proffered include:
SB 137, Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock: limiting appropriations growth to increase in state population and inflation.
HB 130: Rep. Rafael Anchia, D-Dallas: overturning the ban on same-sex marriage.
HB 106, Rep. Dan Flynn, R-Canton; HB 164, Rep, James White, R-Woodville: open carry legislation for handguns.
SB 143, Sen. Sylvia Garcia, D-Houston: automatically informing voters of problems with their voter registration form.
HB 111, Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, D-San Antonio: same-day voter registration.
HB 880, Rep. Tom Craddick, R-Midland: a statewide ban on texting while driving.
Luckily/sadly for Texas, most of these measures will either end up dead on the vine, folded into omnibus bills, or rewritten beyond recognition.


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Founded in 1928 by a group of Flagstaff citizens, the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) is a private, non-profit, educational institution located in Flagstaff, AZ on the edge of the Colorado Plateau. With a long and distinguished history deeply rooted in an intimate relationship with the tribal nations of the area, the goal of this strategic plan is to provide a robust, actionable, and visionary framework that leads MNA from 2022 to 2028, positioning the institution for success as it embarks on its second century.
The consultation outcomes guided our work with MNA towards the revitalization of, and reinvestment in, its primary assets: its magnificent collection, dedicated staff, and unique context on the rich landscape of the Colorado Plateau. This plan aligns and empowers staff as they move forward with creativity and intentionality, championing MNA's advancement and garnering support among the Museum's primary stakeholders and the wider community.
As part of the strategic planning process, we worked with the Board of Trustees reviewing MNA's mission and vision and determined they required changes to accurately reflect the direction of the Museum. MNA is now moving forward with a renewed mission to be the gateway to understanding the Colorado Plateau, engaging local, regional, and global audiences with life-enriching knowledge and experiences. We can learn universal lessons through greater understanding of this remarkable place. These insights are timely and widely relevant, illuminating the connections between people, place, and time through science, art, and culture.
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(Another) Knesset Speaker endorses one-state solution
Posted: December 24th, 2011 | Author: noam | Filed under: In the News, The Left, The Right | Tags: avrum burg, one state solution, palestinians, reuven rivlin, two states soluition, zionism, zionism debate | Comments Off
Former Knesset Speaker Abrum Burg has an op-ed in Haaretz in which he not only endorses the one-state solution, but calls the entire left to do the same. Burg has flirted with the idea in the past, but he was never so explicit:
So enough of the illusions. There are no longer two states between the Jordan River and the sea… we [the left] must consider how we can enter into the new Israeli discourse. It has intriguing potential. The next diplomatic formula that will replace the "two states for two peoples" will be a civilian formula. All the people between the Jordan and the sea have the same right to equality, justice and freedom. In other words, there is a very reasonable chance that there will be only one state between the Jordan and the sea – neither ours nor theirs but a mutual one. It is likely to be a country with nationalist, racist and religious discrimination and one that is patently not democratic, like the one that exists today. But it could be something entirely different. An entity with a common basis for at least three players: an ideological right that is prepared to examine its feasibility; a left, part of which is starting to free itself of the illusions of "Jewish and democratic"; and a not inconsiderable part of the Palestinian intelligentsia.
The conceptual framework will be agreed upon – a democratic state that belongs to all of its citizens. The practicable substance could be fertile ground for arguments and creativity. This is an opportunity worth taking, despite our grand experience of missing every opportunity and accusing everyone else except ourselves.
The rest of the article is interesting as well; Burg writes against the habit of Jewish leftists to argue on behalf of the state and even the government abroad, thus helping the right carry out its policies undisturbed: "Let the right-wing MKs, the Katzes and the Elkins, travel around the world and show the beauty of their faces without the deceptive layer of makeup we provided."
A year ago, asked by +972 whether it's time to move from a two-state vision to a one-state model, Burg said:
In Israel, there is a real fear of confrontation with the armed messianic forces living among us. Anyway our government policies are drawn from the power of the settler vision. It seems that the only way to balance this is an alternative suggestion of one state between the Jordan and the sea. Secular, democratic, egalitarian and civilian.
It looks like recent developments and the expansionist policies of the current government have convinced Burg that it's time to join the growing one state camp.
It's interesting to note that the current Knesset Speaker, Reuven Rivlin (Likud), a rightwing hawk, also prefers a single state to two, arguing that "this land is not divisible." Rivlin doesn't support the "one person, one vote" model Burg is referring to, but mulls over what seems like a multi-national entity, possibly with two parliaments.
This is from an interview I did with Rivlin a year and a half ago:
"There is a conflict in the Middle East between two entities, and they're both right, each in their own way. This is our only home, and therefore all kinds of solutions can be found. One could establish a system in one state in which Judea and Samaria are jointly held. The Jews would vote for a Jewish parliament and the Palestinians for an Arab parliament, and we would create a system in which life is shared. But these are things that will take time. Anyone who thinks that there are shortcuts is talking nonsense. As long as Islamic fundamentalism thinks that Jews are forbidden to settle in the Holy Land, we have a problem. It will not be resolved by an agreement, even if we obtain a promise from all the Arab states that it will be fine.
"So if people say to me: Decide − one state or division of the Land of Israel, I say that division is the bigger danger.
Who's next in line?
Knesset bill would formalize second-class status for Arab citizens
Posted: August 4th, 2011 | Author: noam | Filed under: racism, The Right | Tags: ahmad tibi, anti-boycott law, apartheid, Kadima, knesset, nakba law, racism, segregation, zionism | Comments Off
New Knesset bill aims to have "Jewish nature" of state preferred over democracy, cancel official status of Arabic, and have Jewish law "guide" courts' rulings
There is one talking point repeated in every hasbara (the Hebrew term for state sponsored propaganda) talk given by an Israeli representative, or in every booklet your campus' Jewish Agency representative might hand you. It has to do with "the full rights" of Palestinian citizens in Israel, including the status of Arabic as an official language, and the equality of all Israeli citizens under the law. This is the heart of "the only democracy in the Middle East" claim.
Those who are familiar with Israeli society, know that Arab citizens are discriminated against in many ways: Some of these ways are formal—like the new bill allowing segregated communities; the law against family unification of Arab citizens; the absentees' property laws, and more—while other are a matter of practice, such as the fact that some government agencies won"t hire Arabs, or the that the courts mete out harsher sentences to Arab citizens convicted of the same crimes as Jewish citizens.
Yet a new bill, signed by members of opposition and coalition alike, aims to strip Israel even of the appearance of democracy. If passed (it has a fair chance), this law will determine that in any case of contradiction between democratic values and the Jewish nature of the state, the Jewish element will prevail. More specifically, the bill aims to cancel the status of Arabic as one of Israel's two official languages; it orders the state to develop communities for Jews only; and in a passage that seems to be taken from the Iranian constitution, declares that when there is no law referring to a certain case, courts should rule in the spirit of halakha, or Jewish religious jurisprudence.
Haaretz reports:
The bill, initiated by MKs Avi Dichter (Kadima ), Zeev Elkin (Likud ) and David Rotem (Yisrael Beiteinu ), and supported by 20 of the 28 Kadima MKs, would make democratic rule subservient to the state's definition as "the national home for the Jewish people."
The legislation, a private member's bill, won support from Labor, Atzamaut, Yisrael Beiteinu and National Union lawmakers.
Sources at the Knesset say the law currently has broad support, and they believe it will be passed during the Knesset's winter session.
The bill is meant to pass a "basic law"—Israel's substitute for a constitution—and will require a special majority to change it in the future.
People were concerned about the Boycott Law, which aimed to eliminate one of the most well known methods of opposition to the occupation, or by the Nakba Law, which prohibits certain institutions from marking the Palestinian catastrophe of 1948. But this new bill takes the game to a whole new level, by formally making 20 percent of Israel's citizens—a native population that predates the state—as second class citizens. They won't be segregated in the way blacks were in the South or in South Africa (yet?), but Israel won't even pretend to be their state anymore, and they will have even fewer rights than Jewish citizens. Israel will truly become, to use a phrase by Ahmad Tibi, "a Jewish democracy: Democracy for Jews and a Jewish state for everyone else."
What will the hasbara army do then?
Arrested for Post Zionism (II)
Posted: April 1st, 2010 | Author: noam | Filed under: In the News, The Left | Tags: Ariadna Jove Marti, Bridgette Chappell, flag burning, ISM, Lipstikka, nakba, post zionism, the only democracy in the middle east, zionism | 4 Comments »
Eamonn McDonagh wrote a response on Z-Word's blog to my post regarding the arrest of two ISM activists a couple of weeks ago. Ariadna Jove Marti and Bridgette Chappell were arrested by the army in area A, which is supposed to be under Palestinian control, and charged in Israeli court with being part of the International Solidarity Movement, "an organization that supports an ideology that is anti-Zionist, pro-Palestinian and universally revolutionary."
McDonagh writes:
"…the arrest of the two conflict tourists… does seem to have been ill advised. They were inside Area A when they were nabbed and Israel really shouldn't be sticking its nose in there without a powerfully good reason.
However, I have a couple of points to make about what Noam Sheizaf, the blog's author, has to say about the matter. He's very upset that they are being accused of being critical of Zionism and supporting the Palestinians and concludes that there can be no justification for expelling them on the basis of their political views. And just what are those critical views? Well you can read those of Ariadna Jove Martí, one of the two arrested, here [in Spanish]. It's all you might imagine; Israel is an apartheid state, it is founded on a systematic plan of ethnic cleansing, the IDF was founded on the base of the Haganah, a terrorist organization and plenty more besides. Oh, and she refuses to use Hebrew place names.
Has she the right to hold such views and express them. Absolutely. The crunch question is this, does Israel have an obligation to let her enter its territory (I'm presuming she came to the West Bank through it) with the purpose of propounding those views either in Israel or the Palestinian territories? I would say that it is under no such obligation. I would go further and say that it be would extremely foolish to continue to allow foreigners to abuse tourist visas to carry out activities other than tourism."
I think Eamonn McDonagh is missing the point here. Israel has the right to refuse visa to anyone, and it does so in the case of pro-Palestinian activists on a regular basis. The question here is what makes a cause for an arrest once you are in Israel (remember – an army unit was sent to pick them up!). I don't think that speaking against the IDF or against the government should serve as such a cause. We should be very careful before we turn words into criminal offenses. Read the rest of this entry »
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Types of Connection, Normally circuits exceeding two elements have two primary varieties of connections: parallel and series. A series circuit is often a circuit where components are attached along only 1 path, so the current flows through a single element to reach the next one. In some circuit, voltages add around to all those components attached within the circuit board, and currents will be exactly the same through all components. In a parallel circuit, every device is directly connected to the power source, so each system receives exactly the same voltage. The present in a very parallel circuit flows across each parallel branch and re-combines once the branches meet again.
Tips to Draw Good-looking Wiring Diagrams, A good wiring diagram has to be technically correct and clear to read. Be careful of all of the info. As an instance, the diagram should demonstrate the ideal direction in the negative and positive terminals of each component. Use the correct symbols. Learn the meanings in the simple circuit symbols and judge the most effective ones to use. Some of the symbols have really close appearance. You must discover a way to tell the differences before employing them. Draw connecting wires as direct lines. Use a dot to tip line junction, or utilize line jumps to signify cross lines that aren't connected. Label components including resistors and capacitors making use of their own values. Make sure the text placement looks clean. In general it's great to place the positive (+) supply to the top, along with the negative (-) supply in the bottom, in addition to the logical stream from left to right. Try to clean up the placement reducing cable crossings.


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Jenny Payne Awarded Luce Scholarship
Congratulations to Jenny Payne (BC 2016), a neuroscience and ethnomusicology major, for being awarded the prestigious Luce Scholarship! The Luce Scholars Program provides professional placement, in addition to language study and stipends, in Asia for American college seniors, graduate students, and young professionals. The program's goal is to "enhance the understanding of Asia among potential leaders in American society." Jenny gave an interview to the Columbia Spectator, in which she outlines her personal and professional journey and goals: read it here.
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Columbia Music Scholarship Conference (Saturday, February 27)
Columbia Music Scholarship Conference (CMSC) 2016
The eleventh annual Columbia Music Scholarship Conference (CMSC) will be held at Columbia University on Saturday, February 27, 2016.
CMSC is a conference organized and staffed by the graduate students of the Department of Music at Columbia University.
Professor Alexander Rehding (Harvard University)
"Piano, Monochord, Siren: Studying Music 1999 – 1518 – 1834"
Full details at the conference website!
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Professor Ellie Hisama in two articles on David Bowie
posted Feb 2, 2016
Professor Ellie Hisama's 1993 paper "Postcolonialism on the make: the music of John Mellencamp, David Bowie and John Zorn" has been quoted in two recent articles on David Bowie (following Bowie's death on January 10 of this year):
"For Bowie, the Thin White Duke, inspiration was black" (Economic Times)
Ruth Tam, "How David Bowie's 'China Girl' used racism to fight racism" (Washington Post)
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Columbia Composers 2015-2016 Concert Season Announced
SoundArts
Please mark your calendars for the Columbia Composers 2015-16 concert season:
Saturday, December 5th, 2015 at 8:00 PM: Electroacoustic works
at Prentis Hall (3rd floor), 632 W. 125th Street
Featuring works by MFA students Danielle Dobkin, Chatori Shimizu, Geronimo Mercado, and Frank Spigner, and DMA students Sam Yulsman, Ryan Pratt, and Martin Heindl, with special guests Carrie Frey (viola), Chris Pitsiokos (saxophone), William Cepeda (conch shell), Dana Malseptic (synthesizer), and Nathan Bellott (saxophone)
Friday, March 11th, 2016 at 8:00 PM: Ekmeles and Yarn/Wire
at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, 450 W 37th St
Featuring works by Christopher Trapani, Yair Klartag, Martin Heindl, Matthew Ricketts, Ashkan Behzadi, Bill Doughery, and Shih-Wei Lo
Saturday, April 2nd, 2016 at 8:00 PM: Mivos Quartet and Loadbang
at Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway
Featuring works by Tyshawn Sorey, Mary Kouyoumdjian, Paul Clift, John Rot, Stylianos Dimou, Onur Yildirim, and Sam Yulsman
Saturday, April 30th, 2016 at 8:00 PM: Wet Ink (Large Ensemble and Band)
at St. Peter's Church, 346 W 20th St
Featuring works by David Bird, Sky Macklay, Ryan Pratt, Taylor Brook, Roberto Toscano, Alec Hall, and Nina C. Young
More information about the Columbia Composers' concerts can be found on their website.
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Professor Zosha Di Castri Wins 2016 Yvar Mikhashoff Trust Competition
Professor Zosha Di Castri and pianist Julia Den Boer have won the 2016 Yvar Mikhashoff Trust competition, whose goal is "to encourage the composition and performance of new works for solo piano reflecting and continuing the legacy of the distinguished American pianist, Yvar Mikhashoff" (http://www.mikhashofftrust.org/).
Professor Di Castri will be collaborating with Dr. Den Boer next year to write a new work for solo piano that will be premiered at the Banff Center for the Arts. Congratulations, Professor Di Castri!
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Prof. Ana Maria Ochoa Wins 2015 Merriam Book Prize from Society for Ethnomusicology!
The Department warmly congratulates Prof. Ana Maria Ochoa (Ethnomusicology), whose new book Aurality: Listening and Knowledge in Nineteenth Century Colombia (Duke University Press, 2014) has been co-awarded the prestigious Alan Merriam Prize from the Society for Ethnomusicology.
The Merriam Prize recognizes "the most distinguished, published English-language monograph in the field of ethnomusicology" of the prior two year period.
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Columbia Sounds Concerts in Paris
Columbia Sounds: A New Concert Series at Columbia Global Centers | Paris
At Columbia Global Centers | Paris, the Department of Music offers a new concert series featuring Department faculty, students, and alumni. Held at Reid Hall (4, rue de Chevreuse, 75006 Paris), the performances will be free of charge.
Columbiana, on February 15, 2016, at 7 pm, will present the cellist Anssi Karttunen and the violinist Marina Chiche. The program includes music of Edmund Campion, Tan Dun, Fred Lerdahl, Bryan Jacobs, Taylor Brook, Zosha Di Castri, Yoshiaki Onishi, Pablo Ortiz, Nina C. Young, Magnus Lindberg, Kaija Saariaho, and Henri Dutilleux. Karttunen, widely praised as the most distinguished cellist performing new music today, has collaborated extensively with Columbia composers of several generations. After the concert, Karttunen will join Nina C. Young (Columbia DMA student and Fellow of the American Academy in Rome) in a conversation about the Creative Dialogue project that gave rise to several of the works on the program.
Ensemble Pamplemousse: This is the Uplifting Part, on March 15, 2016, at 7 pm, will feature the composer/performer collective Ensemble Pamplemousse in a program of experimental new music by the collective's members, including prominent Columbia DMA alumni Natacha Diels and Bryan Jacobs. Diels, now Assistant Professor of Composition at UC San Diego, founded the Ensemble in New York in 2003. Each of the Pamplemousse members specializes in a unique aspect of composition, from micro-detailed instrumental writing to experimental theatre with electronics to electro-mechanical musical robotics. Their performances combine weirdness and beauty with pop culture and classical virtuosity. After the concert, the musicians will discuss their work in conversation with Susan Boynton (Chair, Department of Music and organizer of the series).
Event Sponsors: Columbia Global Centers | Europe; Department of Music, Columbia University; Office of Global Programs, Columbia University; Alice M. Ditson Fund
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In Memory of Daniella Moffson, Olivia Erhardt, and Abigail Flanagan
The Department of Music joins the entire Columbia and Barnard community in mourning the tragic loss of Daniella Moffson, Olivia Erhardt, and Abigail Flanagan.
We offer our condolences to their friends and families.
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David Bowie, 1947-2016
The Department of Music joins millions of fans, friends, and colleagues around the world in mourning the passing of David Bowie.
(Photobra|Adam Bielawski)
Read Jon Pareles' obituary in The New York Times.
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Department Newsletter for 2015-2016 Published!
posted Jan 7, 2016
Music Humanities
The Department of Music at Columbia is pleased to announce the publication of our 2015-16 Newsletter, which documents the extraordinary range of activities and accomplishments in our community over the last year.
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Position Announcement: Mellon Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowships in Music
The Department of Music at Columbia University invites applications for (two) Mellon Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowships.
Appointment will be at the rank of Mellon Teaching Fellow/Lecturer, for a period of two years to begin July 1, 2016.
A PhD, DMA or the equivalent is required. The degree must have been received between January 1, 2012 and July 1, 2016. Fellows will be expected to do research, participate in the academic life of the Department of Music, and teach one course per semester in each of the two years(three in Columbia's Core Curriculum and one in the candidate's area of specialization).
Review of applications begins January 19, 2016 and will continue until the positions are filled.
Please visit the following link (Columbia University RAPS) for detailed information and to apply:
https://academicjobs.columbia.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=61975
Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer -- Race/Gender/Disability/Veteran.
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Pierre Boulez, 1925-2016
The Department of Music mourns the passing of Pierre Boulez and we extend our condolences to his friends, family, and colleagues around the world.
Online Obituaries:
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Tina Frühauf Receives Ruth A. Solie Award from AMS
Tina Frühauf, along with her co-editor Lily E. Hirsch, won the American Musicological Society's Ruth A. Solie award this year for their edited volume, Dislocated Memories: Jews, Music, and Postwar German Culture (Oxford University Press, 2014). Solie Committee Chair Professor Colleen Reardon (UC Irvine) described the volume at the award presentation:
"The Solie award winner this year tackles themes of transnationalism, displacement, and memory by examining the fascinating and often problematic relationship between Jewish music and German culture in the shadow of the Holocaust. An introduction that leads naturally into a survey of postwar writings on Jewish music, and an illuminating postscript on the "represence" of Jewish music in Germany frame a collection of essays that elegantly mirror the theme of the volume by traveling backwards and forwards in time, by exploring music in the camps and outside its borders, and by tackling such difficult topics as the discourse of avoidance and narratives of survival."
At Columbia, Dr. Frühauf teaches Jewish Music of New York (MUSI V2030) and Masterpieces of Western Music (Music Humanities).
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George Lewis' Afterword Streamed on BBC Radio 3
The live (audio) recording of George Lewis's new opera Afterword, performed in the Lawrence Batley Theater as part of the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in November 2015, is being streamed on the BBC Radio 3 site, as part of its "Hear and Now" series.
The opera, Afterword, celebrates the work of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM), a pioneering collective of musicians that took root in Chicago in 1965.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06r432b#play
Joelle Lamarre (soprano)
Julian Terrell Otis (tenor)
Gwendolyn Brown (contralto)
International Contemporary Ensemble
David Fulmer (conductor)
Sean Griffin (director)
(Pictured: Julian Terrell Otis, Gwendolyn Brown, and Joelle Lamarre -- copyright Ross Karre and I Care If You Listen, 2015)
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Columbia Music Scholarship Conference: Call for Papers (Deadline Jan 5 2016)
The Columbia Music Scholarship Conference invites graduate students and recent Ph.D. recipients to submit abstracts to be selected for presentation at our eleventh annual meeting on February 27, 2016 at Columbia University in New York. The theme of the 2016 meeting will be Listening. We are pleased to announce that the conference will feature a keynote address by Alexander Rehding (Harvard University).
CFP Deadline: January 5, 2016.
We seek papers that engage with topics including, but not limited to, the following:
--Mediated Listening: How have technologies shaped listening practices and how have practices of listening shaped technologies?
--Sound: Toxic or Curative?: How have medical, physiological, and psychological discoveries affected the way listening is understood? How have practitioners in these fields studied listening and hearing?
--(In)Active Listening: How might states of mind affect listening? How does space influence listening practice and musical performance?
--Listening In: How can listening be used as a mode of surveillance and control? How does ethics factor into listening?
--Constructed Listeners: Who are the assumed listeners in music scholarship? Whose identities are excluded? How are these exclusions perpetuated by different types of music, sound, or noise?
--Pedagogy: In what ways have educational institutions impacted the practices of listening? How do pedagogical approaches "cultivate" listeners?
We are soliciting proposals for twenty-minute presentations from scholars active in all music disciplines as well as from scholars in related fields, aiming to maximize the theoretical and methodological breadth of the discussion.
Please submit abstracts of 200 to 250 words to 2016cmsc [at] gmail.com by January 5, 2016. Please include your name and contact information in your e-mail only, and attach the abstract as a Word, text, or .pdf file. The committee will select papers anonymously. All scholars who submit abstracts will be notified of the committee's decision by January 20th. For more information on the conference, please visit the conference website.
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George Lewis Delivers President's Endowed Plenary at American Musicological Society Annual Meeting
Prof. George Lewis (Case Professor of American Music) gave the President's Endowed Plenary Address at the 2015 meeting of the American Musicological Society (AMS) to a capacity crowd. The lecture, entitled "Putting Scholarship into (Art) Practice: Four Cases," was described in the AMS program as follows:
"This talk troubles the bright line separating creative work from academic research, through an examination of four cases from my own work as a composer and interactive artist. The works themselves are diverse in content and affect, and range from computer music performance and interactive installations to opera. Each of these works, however, was developed through a combination of ethnographic method, historical and archival work, analysis of musical practice, and critical examination. The results are serving in turn as the impetus for my musicological writing—on the works themselves, on histories of larger networks of musical practice that these works draw upon, and on still larger socio-technological networks and practices that all of us encounter every day. Thus, the talk affirms the fact that the world continues to draw critically important lessons from music—often cryptically, and despite an ongoing and deleterious trope that portrays music as peripheral to American intellectual life. In staunch opposition to this trope, musicologist Jann Pasler has proposed that 'music can serve as a critical tool, activating and developing multiple layers of awareness... I invite the reader to listen for music's resonance in the world and, through music, to help us imagine our future.' My talk makes common cause with Professor Pasler's view, echoing philosopher Pierre Hadot's understanding that 'in philosophy, we are not dealing with the mere creation of a work of art: the goal is rather to transform ourselves.'"
Congratulations to Prof. Lewis!
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Prof. Georg Friedrich Haas' New Opera Premieres at Covent Garden
Professor Georg Friedrich Haas' new opera, Morgen und Abend, premiered at Covent Garden on Friday, November 13. Professor Haas' new work received a very positive review from the New York Times. Read the review here.
Congratulations to Prof. Haas!
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Ana María Ochoa at CENIDIM for the Cátedra Jesús C. Romero 2015
Professor Ana María Ochoa delivered four public lectures from November 2 to November 6 for the Cátedra Jesús C. Romero 2015 in Mexico's CENIDIM (Centro Nacional de Investigación, Documentación e Información Musical "Carlos Chávez"). The lecture series was entitled "Figuraciones de lo sonoro en América Latina y el Caribe." More information can be found here.
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Students will be able to classify numbers in the real number system.
This lesson relates the real number system to its historical perspective.
I include Warm ups with a Rubric as part of my daily routine. My goal is to allow students to work on Math Practice 3 each day. Grouping students into homogeneous pairs provides an opportunity for appropriately differentiated math conversations. This lesson's Warm Up- Real Number System is meant to access prior knowledge on number systems. We will use this as a spring board for the day's lesson.
This lesson is a foundation topic meant to prepare students to enter the complex number system. The real number system was addressed in prior years but I feel that it is important enough to look at again to ensure that all students will be coming into the next couple of lessons from the right place.
My hook for this activity is a video from teacher tube on the history of numbers. It is about 7 minutes and provides a nice survey of the development of numbers into our current number systems.
Next, we build a diagram that shows the connections between the different sets of numbers. As we build this diagram, we relate the numbers back to the historical perspectives in the video as well as the students' experiences learning numbers as they grew up.
My Cards Were Up First!
Each pair receive a set of cards with the names of each number system: natural, whole, integer, rational, irrational, and real; each of which have been printed on separate colored paper. As I pull up the numbers on the PowerPoint, the pairs will hold up the number systems that apply to that number (Math Practice 2). I will then call on a student to explain a portion of their solution. For example, if the number is 12/4, I may ask a student why they chose to put this in natural numbers. Please watch the Video Narrative for additional thoughts on this activity.
An alternate method is to make this a race where the first 3 or 5 groups get a point for holding up the correct systems.
Today's lesson asks students to determine a number that is a rational number but not an integer.
Today's homework allows the students to reaffirm their knowledge of the separate number systems within Real Numbers. The first problem gives them several numbers to categorize within the number systems. The remainder of the problems asks the students to come up with numbers that fit into certain systems but not others (Math Practice 1).


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Wake Forest stays unbeaten with a 27-24 victory over Boston College
By John Doucette
A great sun-splashed late September afternoon awaited both Wake Forest and Boston College. Both teams were looking to improve on what has already been a good month for each team. For Wake, this is the seventh time in school history they have started 4-0 and that start was bolstered by an offense that led the ACC in both passing average at 330 yards a game, and in total offense at 533.8 per game. A challenge was on tap for an Eagles defense that came into this game ranked 12th in the conference in defense and 102nd in the country giving up 458.3 yards a game.
The Demon Deacons won the toss and elected to get the ball to start the second half. Their defense created the first points of the game. On BC's first drive of the game, QB Anthony Brown was picked off by Wake Forest CB Amar Henderson. For Henderson, the interception was his second of the year and for Brown, it was his first thrown interception in 103 attempts. Wake took the turnover and scored the game's first touchdown on a five-yard run by Senior RB Cade Carney (first TD of the season).
7-0 Wake.
A three and out by the Eagles gave the ball back to Wake. They turned it into more points as PK Nick Sciba knocked it through from 22 yards out. Two drives, two scores for the Demon Deacons to make it 10-0 after one quarter.
Boston College's third drive of the game had much better results. It began with the Eagles run game ripping off yards. A.J. Dillon ran for 33 yards then Zay Flowers got 18. It set up the Eagles deep in Wake territory. The drive stalled and BC settled for a 22-yard FG by Aaron Boumerhi. 10-3 Wake.
Two drives later, BC was back moving the ball downfield. Brown (21-of-29, 268 YDS. 2 TDs, 2 INTs) found Flowers for a 26-yard touchdown catch to tie the game at 10-10.
Both teams would add one more score before halftime. Wake retook the lead when QB Jamie Newman (21-of-33, 243 yards, 1 INT, 2 TDs) connected with Sage Surratt from six yards out. That made it 17-10 Wake. Boston College tied the game just before the half ended. Brown threw his second touchdown of the half, this one to David Bailey for four yards to tie the game at 17-17. Brown completed four passes on the drive.
Wake Forest took the lead back with the only score of the third quarter on a field goal of 22 yards by Sciba. It was his second of the game and his 17th straight dating back to September of 2018. It was 20-17 Wake after three quarters of play.
In the fourth, the Demon Deacons took their largest lead of the afternoon as Newman hit Scotty Washington in the right corner of the end zone for a 27-yard score. Washington had five catches for 94 yards and a score.
27-17 Wake.
Boston College missed out on a chance to get back to a one-score game early in the fourth. The Eagles were driving back down the field and put themselves in position to kick another field goal to get back to down seven. From the Wake Forest 31, the Eagles lined up to kick the attempt, but a delay of game penalty on what would have been a 44 yard FG took points of the board for BC. They would give it another try this time from 48 yards out. But a bad snap to the holder, backup QB Dennis Grosel, forced him to try and pass the ball downfield. The pass went incomplete and the Eagles turned the ball over to Wake Forest with 13 minutes left in the game.
Boston College did get it to a one-score game with 6:39 left. A play from their bag of tricks did it for them. A halfback option pass from Bailey to Chris Garrison down the left side to pay dirt to cut the lead to 27-24 Demon Deacons. On the drive following the score, Wake would convert three first downs to force the Eagles to use their timeouts. It caused BC to have any hope. They did get the ball back 95 yards away from the end zone with only twenty-eight seconds left. It was not enough time for BC to do anything with. Wake Forest won their conference opener and is 5-0 for the first time since 2006.
Final score, Wake 27 BC (3-2, 1-1) 24.
After the game, both head coach Steve Addazio and linebacker John Lamont (17 tackles a career-high) both said: "We needed to get off the field on third down on defense." The coach thought it was a "heck of a game and that it came down to a thin margin." The Coach also stated, "our football team grew today." For the third straight week, A.J. Dillon finished with over 100 yards on the ground. (23-162 yards) and said, "the only stat that matters is winning and we came up short."
The Eagles now get ready to head back out on the road as they head to Louisville next Saturday.
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Q: Why write $f(z, \overline{z})$ instead of $f(z)$? In Baouenti, Ebenfelt, and Rothschild's Real Submanifolds in Complex Space and Their Mappings, on the very first page, they denote a function $f$ defined on $\mathbb{C}^N$ identified with $\mathbb{R}^{2N}$ as $f(x,y)$ for $x, y \in \mathbb{R}^N$, or "by abuse of notation, $f(z, \overline{z})$" for $z \in \mathbb{C}^N$. What is the usefulness of writing $f$ in this manner? Why the redundancy, and not just $f(z)$?

A: Writing $f$ in this way, when $f$ need not be holomorphic, helps to emphasize the fact that the Wirtinger derivative(s) $\dfrac{\partial f}{\partial\overline z}$ need not be zero, so that the standard $\dfrac{\partial f}{\partial z}$ is not all you're concerned about (which it would be if $f$ were known to be holomorphic).


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Boyne HIghlands opened TODAY 12/5 @ 2 PM with 1 run and Nub's Nob opens Sunday, 12/6 with at least 3 runs!
Winter is finally here, time to make some turns!
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Skied the Highlands and Nub's Sunday. It was great to get out. As usual, Nub's had the better snow!!!


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Milos is the island of magical antithesis. The differences of the landscapes, the sea and the beauty that emits all island makes each visitor satisfied of being in Milos.
Milos island, with the bright beauty of "Venus de Milo" is a destination for explore the reach colors of island and for the natural landscapes that mother nature gave so plenty.
Konstantinos - Rooms in Milos is a room complex at the hill of Perivolia, a quite suburb of Adamas, with plain view to the fields or the port. With a car it is three minutes away from the sea (500m) and five minutes from the port, away from the noise of the village which are cafes, restaurants and many hotels in Milos.
Milos accommodation is a beautiful experience depending where you want to stay and what views offers. There are several hotels in Milos which offers great views to the sea and the fields. In our complex you can relax by combine the sea view and garden view from the balconies. You can take your breakfast at terrace with garden view and enjoy the silence of the atmosphere.
We shall be expecting you, and wish you a pleasant trip to the island of colors…Milos!
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Q: Auto open Activity when notification is send without clicking on notification Is it possible to perform some function in an app activity when the notification is sent, without the user clicking on the Notification bar?
Example: I have an onClick method which is needed to be called when Notification is sent.

A: Yes from notificationReceiver onReceive() method you can directly call startActivity like below
Intent resultIntent = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), ActivityName.class);
        resultIntent.setData(Uri.parse("content://"
                + Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis()));
        resultIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_SINGLE_TOP);
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This week-long tour is crafted for travelers who want to dive deep in Peru. Wander the neighborhoods of modern Lima. Enjoy the architecture and archaeology in and around Cusco (including Moray, Moras, and Pisac). Explore the beauty of the Sacred Valley. Then take a train and a bus to Machu Picchu, the most famous destination in the country.
Watch Peruvian paso horses strut their stuff at a traditional hacienda outside Lima on this 5-hour tour. Check out the stables and enjoy a lunch. Round-trip hotel transportation included.
Take the hassle out of planning your trip to Machu Picchu with this classic Inca Trail 4-day trek from Cusco. Pre-booking a tour ensures a spot on the often sold-out Inca Trail and a ticket to the UNESCO-listed Inca site, which limits daily visitors. Plus, you'll be one of the first to enter Machu Picchu on the final day, and enjoy a guided tour with free time to explore on your own. Transfers, camping, and all meals are included.
See the highlights in Peru and explore the ancient Inca empire during this 6-day, 5-night private tour covering the Sacred Valley, Cusco and Machu Picchu. Join a private guide for a personalized exploration of the most amazing sites of this ancient people, visiting sites like the Maras Salt Terraces, the ruins of Ollantaytambo and the ancient Inca citadel and UNESCO World Heritage-listed Machu Picchu. Best of all you can customize your itinerary to suit your specific interests and schedule. This Cusco, Machu Picchu and Sacred Valley trip covers your private guide and vehicle, five nights of accommodations, meals as per the itinerary, all entrance fees and bus and train transfers.
Make a one-day train trip to the wondrous mountaintop Inca city of Machu Picchu during this small-group excursion, limited to just 10 guests. Feel like an explorer of yesteryear on the winding train trip through the scenic river valley leading to this ancient settlement. Then enjoy early access to this unforgettable 'Lost City of the Incas,' spending the next 2-3 hours exploring the site with your guide plus some time to wander on your own. You'll return to Cusco by train in the evening.


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Cancer-associated fibroblast-derived annexin A6+ extracellular vesicles support pancreatic cancer aggressiveness
Julie Leca, … , Sophie Vasseur, Richard Tomasini
Published November 1, 2016; First published October 4, 2016
Research Article Cell biology Oncology
The intratumoral microenvironment, or stroma, is of major importance in the pathobiology of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDA), and specific conditions in the stroma may promote increased cancer aggressiveness. We hypothesized that this heterogeneous and evolving compartment drastically influences tumor cell abilities, which in turn influences PDA aggressiveness through crosstalk that is mediated by extracellular vesicles (EVs). Here, we have analyzed the PDA proteomic stromal signature and identified a contribution of the annexin A6/LDL receptor-related protein 1/thrombospondin 1 (ANXA6/LRP1/TSP1) complex in tumor cell crosstalk. Formation of the ANXA6/LRP1/TSP1 complex was restricted to cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) and required physiopathologic culture conditions that improved tumor cell survival and migration. Increased PDA aggressiveness was dependent on tumor cell–mediated uptake of CAF-derived ANXA6+ EVs carrying the ANXA6/LRP1/TSP1 complex. Depletion of ANXA6 in CAFs impaired complex formation and subsequently impaired PDA and metastasis occurrence, while injection of CAF-derived ANXA6+ EVs enhanced tumorigenesis. We found that the presence of ANXA6+ EVs in serum was restricted to PDA patients and represents a potential biomarker for PDA grade. These findings suggest that CAF–tumor cell crosstalk supported by ANXA6+ EVs is predictive of PDA aggressiveness, highlighting a therapeutic target and potential biomarker for PDA.
Julie Leca, Sébastien Martinez, Sophie Lac, Jérémy Nigri, Véronique Secq, Marion Rubis, Christian Bressy, Arnauld Sergé, Marie-Noelle Lavaut, Nelson Dusetti, Céline Loncle, Julie Roques, Daniel Pietrasz, Corinne Bousquet, Stéphane Garcia, Samuel Granjeaud, Mehdi Ouaissi, Jean Baptiste Bachet, Christine Brun, Juan L. Iovanna, Pascale Zimmermann, Sophie Vasseur, Richard Tomasini
CAF-mediated support to cancer cells depends on ANXA6 present within the ternary complex.
(A) Graphical representation of the culture protocol for measuring PANC-1 cell viability (median ± interquartile range, n = 3). ***P < 0.001, Mann-Whitney U test. (B) Graphical representation of the culture protocol for measuring PANC-1 migration ability (median ± interquartile range, n = 3). **P < 0.05, Mann-Whitney U test. (C) Graphical representation of the culture protocol for measuring PANC-1 adhesion ability (median ± interquartile range, n = 3). ***P < 0.001, Mann-Whitney U test. (D) Western blot of the indicated proteins in lysates established from CAFs infected with shRNA control (shCtr, #7 and #3) or shRNAs against ANXA6 (shANXA6-1 and shANXA6-2, #7 and #3). Quantifications are expressed as fold increase compared with CAFs infected with shCtr, n = 3. (E) Western blot of the indicated proteins following endogenous coimmunoprecipitation with nonrelevant antibody (NR) as negative control or anti-LRP1 antibody in protein lysates from CAFs infected with shCtr or shANXA6s under pathophysiologic conditions. TCL, total cell lysates. Quantifications are expressed as fold increase compared with the NR condition; data are representative of 3 independent experiments. (F) PANC-1 viability assay as in A with CAFs infected with shCtr or shANXA6s under pathophysiologic conditions (median ± interquartile range, n = 3). **P < 0.01, Mann-Whitney U test. (G) PANC-1 migration assay as in B with CAFs infected with shCtr or shANXA6s under pathophysiologic conditions (median ± interquartile range, n = 3). ***P < 0.001, Mann-Whitney U test. (H) PANC-1 adhesion assay as in C with CAFs infected with shCtr or shANXA6s under pathophysiologic conditions (median ± interquartile range, n = 3). *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, Mann-Whitney U test. For A–C and F–H, data are expressed as fold increase compared with PANC-1 alone.