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Q: Axios returns error status code 500 when there is data present I am using Laravel 8, VueJS and Axios for my application then every time I try to fetch all records from my database it returns an error with status code 500. Even though when fetching the data using Postman/Insomnia it returns the data without an error.
I tried to empty the table where it fetches the data the error disappears and it returns empty data with status code 200.
Store Module:
import axios from 'axios'

export default {
    namespaced: true,
    state: {
        courses: [],
        teacher: '',
    },
    getters: {
        allCourses(state) {
            return state.courses
    },
},
actions: {
    async fetchAllCourses({ commit }) {
        const response = await axios.get('teacher/course-management/list')
        console.log(response.data.data)
        commit('SET_COURSES', response.data.data)
    }
},
mutations: {
    SET_COURSES(state, courses) {
        state.courses = courses
    }
}

Controller:
public function fetchAllCourses() {
    try {
        $courses = Course::all()->sortBy('id');

        $data = $courses->transform(function ($course) {
            // ! Get teacher id
            $teacherId = $this->user->teacher->id;
            // ! Get teacher name by id
            $teacherName = $this->getTeacherName($teacherId);

            return [
                'id' => $course->id,
                'teacher_id' => $course->teacher_id,
                'teacher' => $teacherName,
                'section' => $course->section,
                'code' => $course->code,
                'status' => $course->status,
                'image' => $course->image,
            ];
        });

        return $this->success('Request success', $data);
    } catch (\Exception $e) {
        return $this->error($e->getMessage(), $e->getCode());
    }
}

A: Problem solved.
public function fetchAllCourses() {
        try {
            $courses = Course::all()->sortBy('id');

            $data = $courses->transform(function ($course) {
                return [
                    'id' => $course->id,
                    'teacher_id' => $course->teacher_id,
                    'teacher' => $this->getTeacherName($course->teacher_id),
                    'section' => $course->section,
                    'code' => $course->code,
                    'status' => $course->status,
                    'image' => $course->image,
                ];
            });

            return $this->success('Request success', $data);
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            return $this->error($e->getMessage(), $e->getCode());
        }
    }

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In this blog post on Learning Management Systems (LMS), and in several that are to follow, I will begin to expand on some of the ideas that were presented when I sketched the larger outline. The most logical place to start that expansion is with the core of why you might be considering an LMS which is managing your learning.
In this section, you will start to categorize your learning offerings in several different ways in order to help define what is needed in a system to manage them. This is something that works best without a computer – so grab a pencil, make sure it has an eraser, an old fashioned piece of paper, and start sketching.
1. Job function: What type of work does this class address? What kind of workers?
2. Delivery Mechanism: Is this a leader led class? An e-learning offering? Some blend of the two? Or, given the new Experience API (application program interface), something that does not fit in any of these categories?
3. Technical Requirements: What will you need for the class? A course in computer software will obviously need a computer, but will you need to access any backend systems? A course in forklift safety will probably need a forklift – are the factory guys ok with you using their equipment during the workday?
4. Required vs. Elective training. There is a growing category of training that must be taken to be "in compliance" with various government regulations, hence the term compliance training. This will actually become more important as we look to what you keep in the LMS.
There may be more that you have already thought of, but let's start with these four. What you should have at this point is a confusing piece of paper that has a number of courses, some of them (or all of them) described in multiple ways. This is where you need to look at what you do, and how you do it, and determine what you would like to appear in a course listing saved in the LMS and how you will get to it.
But first, let's go back through your listings and add some detail that might be needed as you prepare the necessary information to add your courses to the LMS.
Do you have a naming convention for your courses? This may sound like something too elementary to even think about, but a few moments of careful planning here can save you a lot of time later. I would like to take a few moments to consider the naming of courses as one way to bring the implementation of your LMS into focus.
Create: what is needed to create a new course and who will do it? Walk this process from beginning to end, from the moment the course was requested, until the moment it goes live. When does it get a unique identifier and who is responsible for this? Does this mesh with what the LMS will need?
Retrieve: what should be retrieved when the course is referenced? Another way to think about this is to identify what travels with the course. If this is eLearning, does it have a multimedia component? If so, where is that material stored, and how long will it take to get it? In addition to the embedded media, I have worked on eLearning curricula that referenced additional and standard external reference materials such as glossaries. How will this be stored? In all cases, do you provide participants with additional materials such as books, job aids, and other artifacts? If so, where do you keep these materials? When are all of these items finalized and tied to the course number?
Update: What process do you use to update training materials? Do you need to track which version of a course was taken by different populations? If so, how is that done? Will you ever have a need to have both versions of a course live for different populations? How do you handle minor corrections in material, and do those corrections need to be reflected in the course number?
Delete: What is the process by which you retire courses? What needs to be tracked over the long term? In some instances, you may need to keep reference copies available for courses that have been retired. For example, you may need to keep old instances of compliance training available. How do you do this, and does the naming convention in the LMS accommodate retired courses?
Next time, we will continue to explore our course breakdown and how you can use it to explore the capabilities of the LMS you are considering.


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In the unlikely event you've just awoken from a deep sleep, we're in the midst of Presidential March Madness. Our Final Four: Clinton (the expected #1 seed), Sanders (surprisingly well run campaign), Cruz (tea party conservatism shines), and Trump (shockingly effective campaign). And oh yeah, Ohio Governor Kasich remains in the race as of this writing. Having one won state primary: his own. The Presidential primary has had controversial, vitriolic, and exchanges between the candidates and the campaigns.
While I continue working with award-winning writers and teachers on the Story Geometry podcast - why not subscribe on iTunes? - I kicked off Season Two in February with Episode 009, Initiative vs Destiny. I opened with insights on the writing life from Lamda Literary Award Winner and University of Arizona Creative Writing Associate Professor Fenton Johnson as well as Karen Nelson, the co-founder of my podcast partner, Writing by Writers.


This book was rather disappointing. It's not that I didn't enjoy it, it's just that it wasn't great, and I happened to expect much more from the other reviews and comments on it.
The book is divided in two parts, the first of which actually tells you how she upped her word count, the second of which is more of a detail of her writing process than actual upping word count (sure, it's related, but meh).
While reading the process of writing was interesting, it was also rather boring. Neither part brought much new to the table that someone who's been reading "How to write" books or blogs for a while now wouldn't know.
Also, several misspellings and wrong words throughout the book. Could have used more careful editing, you know, being a book about writing and all.
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With less than a month left before Bavaria in Germany holds elections, mayor Josefa Schmid posted a video of her singing a folk song in a dirndl. However, Kollnburg, Bavaria's mayoress denied that the video was part of her election campaign.
The 39-year-old Schmid sang a rendition of the classic "Weu'sd a Herz hast wie a Bergwerk" (Because you have a heart like a mine). Apart from a countryside stroll, the video also depicts scenes showing a faceless woman wearing a tiny red bikini and slipping into a lake for a swim.
Meanwhile, another Bavaria election hopeful, Christian Social Union politician Joe Heisl, has released an original rap video.
Bavaria is a southeast German state noted for having a reputation for being very traditional.


In this season for transfers between departments, you may need to do settings for users registered in Sansan.
Here are some FAQs related to department transfers.
Q. What should we do if the number of Sansan users increases?
AA. Please use "Add users". For more details, see here.
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Last year Worcester and 23 other Massachusetts municipalities – all former centers of manufacturing and industry with populations stretching between 35,000 and 250,000 — pinned their hopes on a piece of legislation bouncing through the statehouse that promised to diversify their workforces and offer incentives to attract economic development.
Dubbed the Gateway Cities bill after a report by Mass Inc. and the Brookings Institution that identified 11 municipalities (expanded to 24 in the House) that have suffered high poverty rates and a decline in jobs since the local economy moved away from heavy industry, the legislation aimed to create tax credits designed to bring new business into cities that offered cheaper costs and more affordable housing than Boston. Tax credits, such as one that provided financial incentive for renovating historic buildings, were targeted for companies to take advantage of the architecture that places like Worcester, Pittsfield, Springfield and other cities of similar size and history had to offer.
The bill didn't pass, but some of the ideas proposed found ways into other legislation, like the August economic-development bill that required $50 million go toward the Growth District Initiative. According to a press release from Governor Deval Patrick's office, this "allows for infrastructure investments in areas identified as poised for significant new growth consistent with the Commonwealth's sustainable development principles." His office adds that most of $49.2 million previously awarded through these grants have gone toward Gateway Cities.
Other Gateway Cities items that passed included extending tax credits for companies that clean and develop brownfields, and another for companies that create at least 25 new manufacturing jobs or retain 50.
Another piece of the Gateway Cities legislation – a seven-year extension of tax credits for rehabilitating historic buildings – found itself wrapped into the FY 2011 state budget.
But as the legislature returns to work this month and cities facing another year of red budget numbers, gateway cities are again looking for help from the state's House and Senate. Word is that another Gateway Cities bill will come up for deliberation.
"From a city and economic development standpoint, we'd like to see it passed," says district 1 Worcester City Councilor Joff Smith, the latest in a line of city councilors to bring up the legislation on the council floor.
They'd also like to see more local control over how to incentivize growth, something which ironically went out the window with the passing of some of the Gateway legislation pieces.
"It takes power away from Worcester and gives it to the state," says Ben Forman, a research director at Mass Inc. According to him, it's the state that offers the tax credits, some of which reach up to a 40 percent break for companies that meet their criteria. Those credits are also transferable to other businesses.
He also notes some of the short-comings of what's already passed. One example is that many incentives are only for manufacturing or companies. For a city like Worcester that's trying to diversify its workforce it would be hard for biotech, video game design or other non-industrial companies to get Gateway Cities tax breaks.
"We will definitely be looking at ways to spur job growth or bring companies to Massachusetts," says state senator Michael Moore (D-Worcester), who says he'll push to bring Gateway Cities incentives back for deliberation (but he adds that only House members can submit bills dealing with economic development).
As for Worcester's city council, they see the potential impact of giving the city more control over how these gateway cities incentives are dolled out. More businesses in Worcester means an expanded tax base. "If we can expand the tax base we won't have to pit homeowners versus businesses every year," says Smith.
He adds that only offering TIFs (tax incremental financing) to businesses isn't enough.


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This year I finally got a Flocked Christmas Tree! I've been wanting one for the last couple of years but they are normally so expensive. Last month Walmart got some in, at about one third of the price of ones that I've seen in previous years, so I jumped on it! I needed some new garland for it though, since my old garland really didn't fit with the flocking. I decided to make some out of Burlap and I added a painted Snowflake Design. It was so easy to make and really fun too, and I love how it looks on my tree!
Step 2: Apply the Adhesive Silkscreen to the Burlap, and using the pouncer apply the paint. (You could really use any white paint, I just used what I had) Then allow to dry completely.
Step 3: Attach all your strips together by knotting them.
That's it! It takes a little while to paint all the strips, but it's a great TV watching project and so fun! Just make as many strips as you need to decorate your tree with, if you don't have enough, you can always add more to it. I hope you enjoyed this project! I really love working with these silkscreens, you can see another project that I did using them HERE.
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Cute…love the stenciling on the burlap, it added another layer of dimension and texture! I'm gonna have to quit visiting you as I am growing BROKE! hehehe! Thanks for sharing, love it!
Thanks Pendra! haha! You could actually use some of the silkscreens that come in the lace package for this same project, I think the lace would look just as pretty as the snowflakes!
Your tree is beautiful, and the stenciled burlap garland is so pretty, just perfect for the tree!
Oh your tree looks wonderful! What a great job decorating it, and the garland is perfect for it!
I have a couple burlap ribbons that are quite long, and I have some snowflake stencils. So I did this and have it draped around my old wooden ladder with some lights and rusty jingle bells. I love it, thanks for the inspiration, Karen! If I blog about it (so much going on right now, hard to stay on top of it!), I will be linking to this post to give credit.


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Q: Difference between Service Principal and Managed Identities in Azure I would like to know if it is always recommended to use Managed Identities in Azure , mostly system assigned or a Service Principal?
When should Service Principals be used in Azure compared to a managed identity, what is the advantage of one over the other?
Any help would be appreciated.

A: Service Principal
We can say the most relevant part of the Service principal is the Enterprise Apps section under Azure Active Directory. This is basically an application that will allow your user apps to authenticate and access Azure resources, based on the RBAC.
It essentially is an ID of an application that needs to access Azure resources. In layman's terms, imagine if you have to assign certain access to your colleague so that he\she can access Azure resources and perform required tasks, you can use their email id as a way to authenticate the user.
Managed Identity
We can say that the Managed Identities are actually Service Principals and they are identical in the functionality and purpose they serve.
The only difference is, that a managed identity is always linked to an Azure Resource, unlike an application or 3rd party connector mentioned above. They are automatically created for you, including the credentials; big benefit here is that no one knows the credentials
There are two types of managed identities:
1.) System assigned; in this scenario, the identity is linked to a single Azure Resource, eg a Virtual Machine, a Web App, Function,… so almost anything. Next, they also "live" with the Azure Resource, which means they get deleted when the Azure Resource gets deleted.
2.) User Assigned Managed Identity, which means that you first have to create it as a stand-alone Azure resource by itself, after which it can be linked to multiple Azure Resources. An example here could be out of integration with the Key Vault, where different Workload services belonging to the same application stack, need to read out information from Key Vault. In this case, one could create a "read KV" Managed Identity, and link it to the web app, storage account, function, logic app,… all belonging to the same application architecture.

A: An Azure service principle is like an application, whose tokens can be used by other azure resources to authenticate and grant access to azure resources.
Managed identities are service principals of a special type, which are locked to only be used with Azure resources.
The main difference between both is that in managed identity you don't need to specify any credentials in your code compared to service principles where you need to specify application id, client id, etc to generate a token to access any Azure resource. Ideally, you should opt for service principal only if the service you use doesn't support managed identity.

A:
Internally, managed identities are service principals of a special type, which are locked to only be used with Azure resources. When the managed identity is deleted, the corresponding service principal is automatically removed. Also, when a User-Assigned or System-Assigned Identity is created, the Managed Identity Resource Provider (MSRP) issues a certificate internally to that identity.
Source: What are managed identities for Azure resources?

and

So what's the difference?
  Put simply, the difference between a managed identity and a service principal is that a managed identity manages the creation and automatic renewal of a service principal on your behalf.
Source: What's an Azure Service Principal and Managed Identity?

A: A managed identity is a type of the service principal.
A service principal can be one of three types: application, managed identity, and legacy. The division into types is based on circumstances of their usage. Thus their specific handling also differs based on their type.
rickvdbosch provided link to an article that talks about specifics of the managed identity type of the service principal.
For those who would like to learn about the concept of the service principal object and its types, here is a link to a different article:
Application and service principal objects in Azure Active Directory.

A: Managed Identities are tied to a resource (VM, Logib App, etc). To give the resource grants and permissions for accessing(CRUD) other resources you use Managed Identities.
Service Principial do not have to be tied to a resource, they leave under tenant and above subscription, and what is more is more important - have some auth tokens that could be stored somewhere (Key Vault). It is like a fake user with some credentials and tokens.

A: A Service Principal could be looked at as similar to a service account-alike in a more traditional
on-premises application or service scenario. Managed Identities are used for "linking" a Service Principal
security object to an Azure Resource like a Virtual Machine, Web App, Logic App or similar


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Trump administration has decided to lift permanently longstanding U.S. economic sanctions on the Khartoum regime (see paragraph #8)
15 June 2017 | Top News | Author: ereeves | 1239 words
Trump administration has decided to lift permanently longstanding U.S. economic sanctions on the Khartoum regime (see paragraph #8). Patience and genocide rewarded, indeed…
"Sudan Ramps Up Washington Lobbying as Sanctions Deadline Looms"
June 15, 2017 | Nick Wadhams and Jennifer Jacobs
https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2017-06-15/sudan-ramps-up-washington-lobbying-as-sanctions-deadline-looms
Sudan is on the cusp of ending its long status as a pariah in Washington, and the African nation is bolstering its stable of lobbyists to ensure that it happens soon. The government of President Umar al-Bashir—which is listed by the U.S. as a state sponsor of terrorism—has hired Washington law firm Squire Patton Boggs LLP at a cost of $40,000 a month to lobby on its behalf as part of its accelerating campaign to ensure that President Donald Trump permanently lifts sanctions against the country ahead of a deadline next month, according to a filing with the Justice Department.
Donald Trump is poised to lift permanently U.S. economic sanctions on the Khartoum regime; no one in his administration knows anything about Sudan, and he has no Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs.
Under an executive order signed by President Barack Obama in January, a temporary easing of sanctions against Sudan would be made permanent after six months if Khartoum sustains progress in five key areas, including helping the U.S. in the fight against terror, allowing humanitarian access and easing conflict hroughout the country. That would allow fresh investment into an oil-exporting nation that remains one of the world's poorest.
In his 2008 presidential campaign, candidate Barack Obama declared that genocide in Darfur was a "stain on our souls" and that he would not "avert his eyes from human slaughter." Unctuous words that meant nothing for the eight years of his administration, which concluded with Obama's decision to begin the process of lifting longstanding U.S. economic sanctions on a regime guilty of serial genocides.
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for "Génocidaire-in-Chief" Omar al-Bashir, charging him with multiple counts of genocide and massive crimes against humanity in Darfur. Al-Bashir has been president of Sudan since the military coup of June 1989–28 years ago, and millions of lives lost or shattered.
"That would open a door to heaven between the two countries," Maowia Osman Khalid, Sudan's ambassador to the U.S., said in an interview. "I can assure you too that many major U.S. companies are knocking on the door right now. They are just waiting for the report in July."
Avoiding 'Snap Back'
According to a letter included with a required filing on June 1 under the Foreign Agent Registration Act, Squire Patton Boggs will help Sudan "avoid 'snap back' of U.S. sanctions" and help improve the $84 billion economy's investment climate. As part of the deal, the lobbying firm will help Sudan "with its economic development agenda" and "identify and implement strategies to improve Sudan's investment climate,"according to the filing. Squire Patton Boggs spokesman Angelo Kakolyris didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on the contract.
The contract with Squire Patton Boggs isn't Sudan's first with a Washington firm this year. In February, Sudan hired Cooke Robotham LLC under the terms of the January sanctions waiver to help advise it as it restructures its debt. The contract was signed at a fixed fee of $300,000.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's formal recommendation to Trump on the sanctions, which must be made by July 12, requires weighing a host of political considerations. For starters, Sudan is one of the six countries on Trump's "travel ban" list of nations facing restrictions on entry to the U.S., an initiative that has been held up by the courts. And Bashir continues to be sought by the International Criminal Court on allegations of war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity related to the unresolved conflict in the country's Darfur region.
Sharing Intelligence
At the same time, Sudan has shared intelligence with the U.S. and is a strategically placed ally in the fight against terrorist groups even as it remains one of three countries listed as state sponsors of terror. The other two are Syria and Iran. Sudan was placed on the list in part for sheltering al- Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in the 1990s.
While Tillerson hasn't made a final decision, the recommendation from key aides involved in the process is that he support the lifting of sanctions, according to a person familiar with the decision who asked not to be identified because it isn't public yet. Tillerson and the State Department must also weigh the likelihood of blowback if it goes ahead with plans to improve ties with Sudan while also proceeding with plans—expected to be announced Friday—to scale back new business links with Cuba because of human rights concerns.
The U.S. Agency for International Development says Sudan has made progress in humanitarian access—allowing in humanitarian organizations and the aid they provide—but the potential change is questioned by human rights groups. They argue that the U.S. may let Sudan off the hook because it's seen as too important in counterterrorism efforts to risk reimposing sanctions and jeopardizing the burgeoning relationship.
"The notion that humanitarian access is at acceptable levels is simply perverse, and completely expedient as an assessment," said Eric Reeves, a senior fellow at Harvard University's François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights. "Nobody who actually works in the humanitarian world in Sudan believes that access is at acceptable levels."
Khalid, Sudan's ambassador, said the decision to include Sudan on the travel ban list was "understandable" and the government is "exerting extreme effort" to meet its requirements. "We are doing good in this regard," he said.
Shaking Hands
Other signs that the two sides are warming to each other have emerged recently. Sudanese newspapers reported in March that the head of the country's intelligence service visited
Washington on the invitation of Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo, meeting with him and then-FBI director James Comey. The CIA declined to comment when asked to confirm the visit.
Trump and Tillerson shook hands with General Taha al-Hussein—a top aide to Bashir who has since been removed from his post, according to the Sudan Tribune—during Trump's visit with Arab leaders in Saudi Arabia last month. In past administrations, staff would have ensured that such an encounter never took place. Because of the charges he faces, Bashir was dissuaded from coming to the event. Asked about the handshake, a State Department official said there had been no scheduled meeting between Tillerson and al-Hussein, and the interaction was "entirely spontaneous in the context of the summit."
Sudanese officials later circulated photographs of the two handshakes in an apparent effort to demonstrate how ties were improving. It will take more than an easing of U.S. sanctions to
provide a big boost to Sudan's economy. The country was ranked 168th of 190 nations surveyed on the ease of doing business in the World Bank's annual "Doing Business" report, lagging behind countries including Zimbabwe and Madagascar.
–With assistance from Bill Allison.
To contact the reporters on this story:
Nick Wadhams in Washington at nwadhams@bloomberg.net;
Jennifer Jacobs in Washington at jjacobs68@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story:
Bill Faries at wfaries@bloomberg.net

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Happy Birthday, George
Don't miss a special birthday show from Dhani honoring his father, George. Spotlighting some of their favorite songs they used to listen to together, along with personal favorites from his dad's catalog, you can tune in on February 25 at 11am to listen.
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In celebration of what would be George Harrison's 78th birthday on February 25, The Beatles Channel (Ch. 18) is shining a spotlight on the beloved icon with exclusive specials featuring Dhani Harrison, landmark concerts, live performances of George's music by contemporary artists, and much more.
Check out the full broadcast schedule below, and listen to The Beatles Channel now.
Broadcast Schedule (all times ET): All Those Years Ago: George Harrison In His Own Words
During this exclusive tribute, George will be talking about his music with The Beatles, his solo career, and much more. Hear George say it all when the special premieres on February 25 at 1pm and airs again on February 26 at 11am, February 27 at 3pm, and February 28 at 9pm.
This special will be available on the SiriusXM app after its premiere.
Dhani Harrison Birthday Tribute for His Father, George
Don't miss a special birthday show from Dhani Harrison. Dhani will be honoring his father, George, by spotlighting some of their favorite songs they used to listen to together, along with personal favorites from his dad's catalog. Tune in on February 25 at 11am, February 26 at 9pm, February 27 at 1pm, February 28 at 8pm, March 3 at 12am, and March 4 at 1pm.
The Concert For George
In 2002, a stellar group of musicians gathered to pay tribute to their great friend George Harrison one year after his untimely passing. Featuring Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Dhani Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and many more, the Concert for George was a historic meeting of musical talent, comedy, and spirituality in memory of the man who embodied all three (and more). Relive these moments and hear the aforementioned artists performing George's music on February 26 at 11pm.
The Concert For Bangladesh
To remember George's philanthropy and mark on humanitarian aid efforts, SiriusXM is presenting the concert that inspired countless others. As the first-ever benefit event of this magnitude, The Concert for Bangladesh featured an all-star lineup -- including Eric Clapton, Ravi Shankar, Billy Preston, Leon Russell, Bob Dylan, Ringo Starr, and George himself -- straight from the heart of Manhattan in New York's Madison Square Garden on August 1, 1971. Experience the concert when it airs on February 28 at 12am.
George Fest
Starting February 25 and throughout the weekend, The Beatles Channel will feature songs from George Fest -- a live concert tribute to George Harrison held at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles in 2014. Hear Dhani Harrison, Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Brandon Flowers from The Killers, Wayne Coyne From The Flaming Lips, and many more playing their favorite George songs live!
Dark Horse Radio
Laura Cantrell's weekly show, Dark Horse Radio, is dedicated to the music that George Harrison wrote, produced, sang, and loved. This week, hear a look back at the UK charts exactly 50 years ago! Tune in to hear Cantrell celebrate George's 78th with his songs, as well as songs by others, including covers of his songs, songs he covered, and rarely heard material. Don't miss your chance to celebrate George when the birthday special airs on February 25 at 3pm, February 27 at 11pm, February 28 at 4pm, and March 3 at 12pm.
Click here to hear this special on the SiriusXM app after its premiere.
Northern Songs
Beatles historian and author Bill Flanagan puts together a themed playlist of hits and rarities by the Fab Four for this weekly audio adventure! This week, it's all Beatles with George Harrison taking the lead on February 26 at 12am, February 27 at 7pm, and February 28 at 6am.
Fab Fourum
Get your Beatlemania on during an extra-special Fab Fourum celebration. Dennis Elsas, Bill Flanagan, and Tom Frangione are honoring George's birthday by taking calls and letting fans revel in their favorite George moments throughout his illustrious career with special guests Ray Cooper and Mike Campbell on February 24 at 9pm, February 27 at 7am, and February 28 at 6pm.
8 Songs A Week Times Two
In this week's special expanded edition of the fan-voted 8 Songs A Week show, listeners will hear 16 George Harrison songs hear 16 George Harrison songs as presented by Beatles Channel host Meg Griffin on February 25 at 2pm, February 27 at 6am, February 28 at 1pm, and March 1 at 12pm.
Peter Asher: From Me To You
Legendary recording artist, record producer, and impresario Peter Asher shares his deep passion for The Beatles and the music they loved and inspired. As one of the key executives at Apple Records in the '60s and half of the duo Peter & Gordon, Peter has a unique perspective on the music and the stories behind it. This week, Peter starts out his show with a set of six songs performed or written by George Harrison. Hear the special episode on February 25 at 9pm, February 27 at 5pm, February 28 at 8am, March 2 at 1pm.
Chris Carter George Harrison Special
Chris Carter -- host of The Beatles Channel's Breakfast with the Beatles and overall Beatles aficionado -- is delivering a chronological look at George's career and the musical landscape surrounding it. Don't miss this special about the man responsible for "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Here Comes the Sun," and more classics on February 25 at 8am.
Slim Jim Phantom Rockabilly Special
Join Slim Jim Phantom from Stray Cats in honoring George's memory by highlighting some of The Beatles legend's greatest Rockabilly moments on February 25 at 4pm, February 26 at 1pm, February 27 at 12am, February 28 at 11am.
Musical Mystery Tour with Randy and Tal Bachman
This month, Randy and Tal Bachman are focusing their masterclass on George Harrison and his talents as a guitar player and songwriter. Along with spotlighting George's skill, they'll also feature songs from Randy's 2018 album, By George, his personal testimonial honoring The Quiet Beatle's work. Join the Musical Mystery Tour when it airs on February 22 at 4pm, February 24 at 3pm, February 26 at 6am, February 27 at 11am, and February 28 at 11pm.
Way Beyond Compare
Join Beatles expert Tom Frangione for a new series exploring Fab Four alternate takes, live performances, and versions of Beatles recordings that you've never heard before! This week, it's all about George Harrison on February 26 at 4pm and February 28 at 10am.
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Parmer County judge dismisses product liability suit filed against Michelin in Texas
Last week, a judge in Parmer County, Texas, granted summary judgment in a product liability lawsuit against Michelin North America, Inc. The lawsuit claimed a defective tire caused a single-vehicle rollover accident that occurred in Bovina, Texas, on April 9, 2014, and resulted in the death of the driver, Charles Jackson.
The judge in 287th Judicial District Court found that there was no evidence to support the plaintiff's claim, brought by Jackson's son, that the tire was defective. Further, the Court ruled that there was no evidence to support the plaintiff's claim that Michelin had a responsibility to warn about the use of an 11-year-old Michelin tire.
The Court issued its summary judgment ruling two weeks before trial. Michelin was prepared to demonstrate to a jury that there was no defect in the tire and other factors contributed to the accident.
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In response to the decision, Michelin said: "The Company values the Court's decision in this case and believes in the high quality of its tires and the rigorous efforts it takes to ensure the safety of its product. As the Company has demonstrated in recent months, Michelin will continually and vigorously defend its product in cases it knows are wholly without merit."
Tony Fouladpour
Email: Tony.Fouladpour@us.michelin.com
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The client was happy with our office façade refurbishment, so Vanda Coatings were asked to carry out extra work, namely the internal entrance doors were re-coated in white to match their surroundings.