Suveg Cellars is proud to present its first ever Wine Trivia Night, next Thursday the 25th at the California Street Tasting Room hosted by Craig Suveg! This is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge about wine, all while showcasing the knowledge you already have at your fingertips.
The winning team gets a bottle of our wine to split at the end of the night!
Trivia will start at 6:30 pm on Thursday April 25th, and last until close. The event is open to the public.
Make sure to tell your friends and bring a team!
Suveg Cellars is happy to announce another night of live jazz at the California Street Tasting Room!
We'll be welcoming back Pliny and the Elders, lead by one of our wine club faithfuls, Gary Lynch. The Elders packed the house for our last pickup party back in February, and we're excited to have them back to California Street for a Friday night show.
Pliny and the Elders will be starting their set at 7 pm on Friday the 26th of April, and play for the next several hours. Make sure to get there by 6 pm to ensure that you have seats, as the California Street Tasting Room tends to fill up very quickly for our jazz events.
* The event will be held at our DOWNTOWN LOCATION, 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA, 92399.
* The event will take place at 7pm-10pm on Friday April 26th.
* This event is open to the public.
Bring your appetite for wine and jazz, and share the event by using the link below!
Our upcoming 2nd quarter pickup party, which will be on Saturday, April 27th.
This party will be hosted at the California Street Tasting Room located at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA 92399.
Like the last pickup party, we'll be releasing our next wine exclusively to our wine club before it becomes available to the public! We have run out of our 2015 Roussanne, but the photo above should be a hint about our coming release!
This event is for ALL Wine Club Members. THIS IS EVENT IS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Even if you have already picked up your wine for the quarter, come enjoy the day at the Tasting Room.
You can RSVP for the party by using the link below to RSVP through our site.
We're excited to see all longstanding as well as new Wine Club Members and have everyone get to know each other! See you on the 27th!
The Yucaipa Valley Wine Alliance will host its monthly meet and greet for all members as well as the general public on April 28th at 1 pm.
These new meetups will be on a monthly basis and give everyone the opportunity to meet each other, exchange ideas, and better understand the greatest challenges that we are facing as we work to build the Yucaipa Valley Wine Industry. Craig, Devin, and Anita will be speaking about progress made on the AVA, grant programs, and educational partnerships.
This event will be held from 1-2:30 pm on Sunday, April 28th.
The event will be held at the Suveg Cellars Tasting Room at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA 93299. The event is kid and dog-friendly.
We hope to see each and every one of you there on the 28th! Please share on Facebook by clicking the button below.
We're excited to host another coffee release at the Suveg Cellars California Street Tasting Room! Hearthwood Roasters, owned and operated by Kevin Lentz in Yucaipa CA, is showcasing his new bourbon barrel aged Colombian coffee that will surely knock your socks off.
This Colombian Salgar Acha nanolot was part of an 880lb total yield from a small, limited crop. Aged for 3 weeks in a bourbon barrel and roasted to French Vienna levels, these unique coffee beans have a balanced body with a strong barrel flavor. Sporting notes of orange peel, butterscotch, vanilla, and actual bourbon, the finished brew pours sweet and smooth.
Kevin will be doing pour overs of his new bourbon barrel aged coffee Saturday 04/20 from 12-6pm at the Suveg Cellars Tasting Room. He'll be pouring until all his coffee is sold out, so make sure to get some while you can!
The event will be held at our DOWNTOWN LOCATION, 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA, 92399.
The event is open to wine club members and the public alike.
Tastings of Columbia Natural will start at 12pm, and the event will last until 6 pm on Saturday April 20th.
See you for the release of some fantastic coffee!
On Tuesday, April 16th, Suveg Cellars and Vicki Rotellini will be teaming up again to present our third Pilates and Wine Night! Each class is progressively improving and becoming better attended, and we would be excited to have you out for the evening at our California Street Tasting Room to see what all the talk is about!
Vicki Rotellini owns and operates Pilates by Vicki located in Yucaipa, and has been a long time Wine Club Member and supporter of Suveg Cellars. Her pilates and Wine and Pilates Night at the winery is one of the many classes in 2019 that we host which combine health and wellness with wine culture, which we believe are inseparable for healthy living.
The class starts at 6 pm.
Tickets are $10 at the door, and attendees get $2 off their first glass of wine.
If you would like to attend the class, shoot Vicki a call at 909) 226-8397, or visit her website by clicking the link in this event!
Suveg Cellars is hosting live jazz this Sunday at our California Street Tasting Room!
Join us to welcome local jazz trio North Benched. Lead by seasoned jazz pianist Glenn Suveg, North Benched specializes in swing, jazz, and blues, combining differing influences to create a unique sound that originates right here in Yucaipa's North Bench.
North Benched will be playing a two hour set on Sunday 4/14 from 4pm-6pm at Suveg Cellars California Street Tasting Room. We'd recommend getting to the Tasting Room around 3pm to make sure you get a seat.
The release will take place from 4pm-6pm on Sunday April 14th.
The event will be held at our public tasting room on California Street, at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA 92399.
Bring your appetite for wine and jazz this Sunday!
On Sunday, April 7th, Zach Thorp from Lot 22 in Redlands will be releasing a new olive oil at Suveg Cellars! If you haven't yet been to Lot 22, located on State Street in Redlands, they create the best olive oil in the Inland Empire and are sure to have a varietal that fits your palette.
Zach will be releasing his Tuscan Blend to the public. This new selection is a blend of 3 olives: Maurino, Leccino, and Frantoio, created to represent a classic bold, Tuscan style olive oil. The oil has all elements of fruitiness, bitterness, and pungency, sporting herbaceous notes as well as artichoke and stone fruit flavors.
Olive oil tastings will be available from 2-7pm on Sun, on April 7th. Lot 22 will have several other flavors of oil and balsamic vinegar to taste as well!
The event will be held Sunday 4/7 from 2-7pm.
Get ready for some great olive oil on April 7th!
Craig Suveg, the fearless leader, winemaker, and founder of Suveg Cellars is turning 58 on 4/4! To commemorate another solar lap for Craig, we'll be throwing a celebration at the California Street Tasting Room starting at 4pm on Thursday, April 4th. We'll be sharing some exciting wines for the occasion, eating cake, and toasting to continued health.
* The event is open to wine club members and the public alike.
* The event will be held from 4-9pm Thursday night. If you'd like to bring a bottle to share, you're more than welcome to on this birthday celebration.
See you on 4/4 at 4pm!
St. Paddy's Day isn't all about dressing up like leprechauns and drinking too much Irish stout. In fact, the tradition of Irish winemaking goes back hundreds of years, with varietals like Cabernet and Merlot that can survive the unique Irish climate. Famous Chateau's like Lynch Bages and Phelan Segur sport clear Irish influence.
During St. Paddy's Day weekend we'll be diving into pairing Irish foods with our wine. Each day we'll have a difference Irish dish available for you to sample with our suggested pairings, and Devin will be going into the history of Irish wine and why it's so hard to acquire! We'll be releasing a menu for some foods as we put them together.
The event will be all weekend from Thursday, March 14th to St. Paddy's Day on Sunday, March 17th.
See you for a unique Irish experience this St. Paddy's Day!
On Tuesday March 12th, Suveg Cellars and Vicki Rotellini will be teaming up again to present our second Pilates and Wine Night!
Excited to see you for pilates and wine on the 12th!
Our Sip and Shop Pop up Shop is back for a stylish, Spring themed event this Sunday March 10th!
From 2-7 pm, you'll be able to shop Megan Nadalet's vibrant and stylish collection of women's wear all while enjoying a glass (or maybe even a bottle?) of Suveg Cellars award-winning wine. Megan will be bringing an extensive spring wear collection that fits all sizes and has a multitude of prints and designs for you to choose from.
Tickets aren't required to attend, and the event is absolutely kid friendly.
See you on the 10th for an afternoon of shopping and wine drinking!
On Saturday March 9th, Suveg Cellars and Revolution Fitness are teaming up to present our first ever wine and yoga event! Join instructor Tanya McDonald at the Suveg Cellars California Street Tasting Room for a relaxing session of late morning yoga followed by the award winning wine of Suveg Cellars.
A minimum $10 donation is required to attend the class, and each attendee receives $2 dollars off their first glass of wine.
You can reserve your spot for the class here. Class is limited to 30 people.
On Sunday, March 3rd, Suveg Cellars is throwing a joint birthday party for Devin and Helmut. Chances are you've met Devin, Suveg Cellars Winery Director who can usually be found behind the bar each weekend. If you haven't met Helmut Folk, you're missing out. Objectively one of the most entertaining people who frequents Suveg Cellars, Helmut is known for making friends with everyone at the Tasting Room, sharing incredible wines from his own collection with staff and strangers alike, and turning every occasion into an event to celebrate.
Both have birthdays in early March, and Helmut's birthday happens to land on March 3rd. Come by the Tasting Room on Sunday, March 3rd for an afternoon affair of bottle shares, cake, and many laughs.
The event will be held all day Sunday from 12-8pm. If you'd like to bring a bottle to share, you're more than welcome to on this birthday celebration.
For the first time ever, The Yucaipa Valley Wine Alliance will host a meet and greet for all members as well as the general public. These new meetups will be on a monthly basis and give everyone the opportunity to meet each other, exchange ideas, and better understand the greatest challenges that we are facing as we work to build the Yucaipa Valley Wine Industry.
The meet up will be at Suveg Cellars California Street Tasting Room on Sunday, February 24th at 1pm. Almost the entire board will be present, and available for questions for the duration of the hour and a half event.
Food will be provided for all attendees. Invite anyone who is interested in participating in the Yucaipa Valley Wine Industry. This is a great community building opportunity for us to spread the word about our mission, and work together to accomplish it.
We hope to see each and every one of you on the 24th!
It's Valentine's Day Weekend, and Suveg Cellars is throwing the most romantic event in the region.
From February 14th to the 17th, Suveg Cellars will be hosting a Valentine's Day Chocolate and Wine Weekend, featuring a local chocolatier and weekend long chocolate and wine specials.
On Saturday the 16th from 2-7 pm, Chocolates by Donna will be in the California Street Tasting Room serving up their chocolates for guests, and selling chocolates to go.
The event spans the entire weekend long, with Chocolates by Donna serving from 2-7 on Saturday.
Come enjoy some of the region's best chocolate and give your valentine the romantic experience they deserve!
Hearthwood Coffee Roasters is back at Suveg Cellars. Our first event, pairing Nebbiolo with coffee was a real hit, and this coming Sunday the 10th of February, Kevin of Hearthwood will be previewing some of his new roasts that will surely blow you away. Kevin makes some of our favorite coffees around, including Guatemalan, Kenyan, Columbian, and Ethiopian, each with their distinct flavor profiles and accents.
His new coffee, Columbian Natural Fermented, is a very rare coffee to see on the market and even more difficult to produce. Natural fermentation needs very specific conditions to thrive, including perfect humidity in an indoor facility. This naturally fermented Columbian is one of the most complex coffees we've had to date, with crisp red apple and even accents of red wine!
Kevin will be doing pour overs all afternoon at the California Street Tasting Room this Sunday, February 10th from 12-6 pm. Come taste this one of a kind coffee while Kevin still has it in stock!
Tastings of Columbia Natural will start at Noon, and the event will last until 6 pm on February 10th.
Tickets to the event are $125 per person. If you are in our Wine Club, look out for an email and you'll be able to purchase tickets at a discounted price of $100!
The event will be held at The Haus Bistro, on 534 Myrtlewood Drive, Calimesa, CA 92320.
We're not just excited, but proud to announce the release of our first Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, 2015 High Maintenance, on Sunday, January 27th.
High Maintenance is far and away the best Cabernet that we have produced at Suveg Cellars. It's a highly structured and beautifully complex wine offering pronounced tannin and displaying aromatic notes of tart cherries, blackberries, toasted vanilla and coconut chased by hints of black pepper, cocoa, and cinnamon baking spices. Aged in a combination of medium toast French and Neutral Hungarian oak barrels, this wine certainly merits Reserve distinction displaying elegant depth and long aging potential.
And make sure to ask us how the wine got its name when you see us in the tasting room.
This event will be held at our California Street Tasting Room located at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA. 92399.
Tastings of High Maintenance will start at Noon, and the event will last until 8pm.
See you for the release of our latest, and certainly greatest Cab!
On Tuesday, January 22nd, Suveg Cellars and Vicki Rotellini will be putting on our first Pilates and Wine Night!
Vicki Rotellini owns and operates Pilates by Vicki located in Yucaipa, and has been a long time Wine Club Member and supporter of Suveg Cellars. We're excited for her first Wine and Pilates Night at the winery, and one of the many classes in 2019 that we host which combine health and wellness with wine culture.
Class is 1 hr long, and your purchase of a ticket gets you a free glass of wine after the class concludes.
Tickets for the class are $25.
If you would like to attend the class, shoot Vicki a call at 909) 226-8397.
Suveg Cellars is hosting its first pop up art gallery of the year! Local artist Carol Lima will be showcasing her work on Sunday, January 20th from 4-8 pm at the Suveg Cellars California Street Tasting Room.
Carol Lima's wonderfully textured paintings are a site to be seen. She's painted numerous works for Suveg Cellars at the original location in Hidden Meadows that you may have seen at a pickup party. Her art touches on a wide range of themes from wine to landscapes, adding warmth and depth that makes viewers want to step into the worlds she's created.
Carol will be there to discuss her art, and the inspiration behind her work. Many of her paintings will also be for sale!
This event will be held from 4 pm to 8 pm on Sunday, January 20th!
The event will be held at the Suveg Cellars Tasting Room at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA 93299.
The event is kid and dog friendly.
See you for some beautiful art on January 20th!
As we were doing our year end inventory, the unthinkable happened - we found a buried case of the 2104 Mourvedre! The medal winning Mourvedre was a Wine Club favorite at Suveg Cellars for the years it was available, and it will be back for one day only!
Visit our Tasting Room on Saturday, January 19th starting at noon to get your bottle of Mourvedre! One bottle limit only. If you'd like to have preference in the future for any library or re-release, you can do so by joining our Case Club.
This event will be held from 12pm until we run out of Mourvedre on Saturday, January 19th!
Grab some Mourvedre before it is gone forever. These are our LAST BOTTLES, and we have no more in the library. See you on the 19th!
Suveg Cellars, and the Yucaipa Wine Industry, have reached several important milestones in the last couple of months. Suveg Cellars just won its 40th international medal, a benchmark that cements the winery as the standard for quality in the region. Additionally, Yucaipa based Wildwood Oak Winery now has 4 International medals under its belt, and the Yucaipa Wine Industry can now claim two internationally awarded wineries!
Even more important than both medal wins, the Yucaipa Valley Wine Alliance has submitted an AVA Petition to the Federal Government to make the Yucaipa Valley California's next wine country. This is exciting news for our town, and the future we have as California's next wine hub.
Suveg Cellars will be hosting a celebration on Sunday, January 13th to commemorate these milestones. Join to hear Craig and several other members of the Yucaipa Valley Wine Community discuss the importance of a Wine Industry in the Yucaipa Valley. And enjoy some free cake on us!
This event will be held from 12-6 pm on Sunday, January 13th.
The event is kid and dog-friendly.
See you this Sunday to celebrate the continued growth of the Yucaipa Valley Wine Industry!
For everyone who has patiently waited since we ran out back in October, we couldn't be happier to announce that our 2015 vintage of Attitude Adjustment will be released two days before Christmas on December 23rd. Our Nebbiolo has the same tremendous organic notes as the 2014 vintage, with fresh picked cherries, red licorice, tar, pipe tobacco, leather, violets, rose petals, forest floor, and hints of espresso like bitterness. To top off the release, the 2015 Attitude Adjustment has already won a Silver Medal at the San Francisco International Wine Competition prior to its release!
With an organic profile consisting of tobacco and espresso on our Nebbiolo, we couldn't think of a better pairing than coffee. We have invited Yucaipa's most talented coffee roaster, Kevin Lentz, to make pour-overs and espresso at the tasting room during the release. Kevin's brand, Hearthwood Roasters, roasts beans from all over the world, including Guatemala, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Columbia. His roasting techniques add the same subtle nuances to his coffee that Craig's winemaking techniques add to our wine, and undoubtedly you won't find a better coffee producer in the Inland Empire.
The release will take place between 12-8 on Sunday. Kevin will be pouring coffee from 12-6, and his coffee will be available to purchase.
See you for a holiday Attitude Adjustment on the 23rd!
Important: YOU MUST BE A CASE CLUB MEMBER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT.
Our first Barrel Tasting and Rare Wine Tasting are upon us for the last quarter of the year! For our first event, we decided to combine everything into one event, doing rare wine tasting and barrel tasting into one night. So on Friday 12/14, the Case Club will gather at our Downtown Tasting Room, and Taste in the back room with Craig. What rare wines will we be serving this night? What barrels will you taste? You'll have to be there to find out!
We'll be providing high-quality cheeses and charcuterie as food for the event.
Wear some durable shoes if you'd like to hop up on our ladders and taste some of the upper barrels.
We'll be starting at 7:30 pm sharp!
It's the Suveg Cellars Holiday Party! We're very excited to celebrate the holidays with our strong community that we have in the Yucaipa Valley region.
To avoid scheduling conflicts as most holiday parties are on Friday and Saturday nights, we decided to host our Holiday Party on a Sunday, December 16th. Wine Club members can do their free tastings, enjoy free food, and if they haven't yet picked snag their bottles for the quarter.
We'll be serving free bites of food as well as chocolate for all attendees. Everything will start at noon and festivities will continue all afternoon until we close.
Additionally, Craig Suveg will be playing Christmas pieces on his cello starting at 4pm! A Christmas Party complete with live cello music!
The Holiday Party will take place between 12-8 on Sunday. We'll announce the winner of the Ugly Sweater competition somewhere between 5 and 6.
The event will be held at our Uptown Tasting Room on 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA, 92399.
Come enjoy the holiday season with us! See you on the 16th!
This holiday season, join us to help feed children and the elderly in Riverside and San Bernardino County at our upcoming Food Drive. 1 in 5 children in our region are food insecure, and don't know where they are going to get their next meal. Senior citizens in the Inland Empire have also been adversely affected by rising costs in our state, and many can't afford the nutrition they need to stay healthy.
On Friday, December 14th we'll be hosting a Food Drive at the California Street Tasting Room. We're asking everyone to bring non-perishable goods, dry goods, canned goods and jarred goods that can be stored for a long time. All food will be donated to the Inland Empire Food Bank, which runs several indispensable programs that help to feed children and elderly members of our community at risk of food insecurity. You can read more about their efforts at https://www.feedingamericaie.org.
We're encouraging everyone to raid their pantries, and donate as much to this drive as possible. During the holiday season, your donations mean more than ever.
Whoever donates the most food will get a prize from the winery!
The drive will be starting at 4pm on Friday the 14th of December and run until 10pm.
The event will be held at our Tasting Room, located at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA, 92399.
Let's make a difference this holiday season! See you on the 14th for the Food Drive!
Back by popular demand, Opera Night will be returning to Suveg Cellars on December 9th, where we'll also be releasing our 2014 Petit Verdot Meet Your Maker.
The talented Michelle and Guido Orsini will be performing at the Suveg Cellars California Street Tasting Room on Sunday, December at 9th pm. Guido and Michele are both professionally trained opera performers, and will be offering a unique experience to the Yucaipa Uptown filled the Tasting Room back in September!
Tasting of Meet Your Maker will begin at noon, and opera will start at 6pm sharp. If you're a wine club member that still needs to pick up before the end of the quarter, this is a great opportunity to do so and enjoy some Opera.
See you for some beautiful Opera, and get ready to Meet Your Maker on December 9th!
Suveg Cellars is proud to support our local art community, and to present the Art of Holly Warner on Sunday, November 18th.
Holly Warner is a local Yucaipa artist specializing in water colors and acrylic painting. Using many local landmarks and natural scenes as her subjects, Holly has captured timeless buildings like the University of Redlands Chapel and Yucaipa's own Cowan's Welding in a whole new light, adding texture and warmth to everyday scenes that we routinely pass by. You can find her work at www.awashgallery.com.
The event will take place on Sunday, November 18th from 4pm to 8pm. Holly will be there to answer any questions about the inspirations for her work, and will also be offering her pieces for sale!
International Zinfandel Day is upon us! We'll be celebrating one of our favorite varietals a couple days early, on Saturday November 17th, as the following Wednesday we will be closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday.
The spicy Zinfandel has a storied history, and can be traced all the way back to Italy's Primitivo and Crljenak Kastelanski, an ancient Croatian varietal. Though its roots are in the old world the grape has gained renown in California where Old Vine Zin, sometimes upwards of 15.5 % alcohol, has catapulted the Zinfandel to international stardom.
To celebrate International Zinfandel Day, our Primitivo will go on sale for one day only. Everyone will get case prices on the Primitivo, and if you snag a whole case of Primitivo, we'll make it a bakers dozen for no extra charge. The Primitivo is sure to be a hit at Thanksgiving, pairing very well with chili, dark meat, and anything spicy.
Craig will also be sampling multiple Zinfandel's that aren't on the menu, ranging from Old Vine Zin to dusty, Puglian Primitivo from the boot of Italy. You'll have to come on by to see what he's sampling!
The event will take place all day on Saturday, November 17th from 12pm to 8pm.
See you for more than a little Zinfandel on the 17th!
Just in time for the holidays, Sommelier Craig Suveg and acclaimed Inland Empire Food Critic David Cohen are hosting the first Food and Wine Pairing Class at Suveg Cellars.
Dating all the way back to his days on the KVCR TV show Table for Two, David Cohen has been a food critic in the Inland Empire for over 30 years. He now writes for Inland Empire Magazine, the San Bernardino Sun, the Press Enterprise and the Ontario Daily Bulletin. In addition to his writing exploits, David has cooked dozens of charitable dinners and raised over $250,000 for variations organizations throughout the Inland Empire.
Craig and David are teaming up to present this two and a half hour course on how to pair wine with food.
+The foundational concepts of food and wine pairing - acidity, tannin, fruit vs. mineral, sweetness, and why these elements go with certain foods.
+Varietal rundown - Craig and David will examine many of the common varietals of wine, and make recommendations on how to pair these wines with food.
+Food Pairings - Participants will be able to taste small bites prepared by David, and work with him and Craig to pair these dishes with wines by sampling multiple options.
+Chocolate Pairings - Participants will conclude the class by tasting multiple varieties of chocolate, and learning about the various ways that red wine can pair with different chocolates.
Tickets are $50.00 per person to the general public.
Rhone Rangers ticket prices are $40.00.
In Vino Veritas Members ticket prices are $37.50.
Case Club Members get in FREE.
The event will be held from 6:30pm on Thursday November, 15th at the Downtown Tasting Room at at 12132 California Street, Yucaipa CA 92399.
Tickets will be on sale by tomorrow!
Those who have been patiently waiting for this announcement, you're now free to jump for joy. Our 2016 Barbera is back! And this, it comes back under a new moniker - Liquid Assets.
Originally released just 6 months ago, the Barbera became one of our bestselling wines overnight. Fresh boysenberry, blackberries, vanilla, and cocoa were abundant in the initial hit varietal. Liquid Assets expands upon these classic characteristics and ads a hint of game to the mix, creating an even more complex yet equally compelling rendition of Suveg Cellars Barbera.
The release will take place all day on Sunday, November 11th from 12pm - 8pm.
Come rejoice with us that Barbera is back, and snag some while you can!


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Q: Logging based on caller module Ill start by saying that I have found the following topic :
Logging as the caller module in Python
but it's over a year old and I was hoping something has changed.
Short explanation:
I have a global function used from multiple files, and I want it to log its result to the same file as the calling modules logger.
Passing the logger as an argument isn't really and option, since I have many of
these functions.
Neither is nesting all my function under a class just in order to pass a logger instance.
Long explanation:
Im creating an application with a combination of flask and SQLAlchemy, with the rest requests accessing functions of the sqlAlchemy modules.
I would like the sqlAlchemy modules to print to the same log as the resource which called them.
Something like this :

*

*Post request

*Write something to some_resource.log

*Call a function in sqlAlchemy module

*write something to some_resource.log (From the sqlAlchemy module)

With the some_resource.log changing for every resource.

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Q: Count and Data from Table in Laravel5 I am using Query Builder and here is my code in Laravel5
$users = DB::table('brand_customers')
            ->select('brand_id')
            ->where('mobile', $mobile)
            ->take(15)
            ->get();

I am limiting to 15 records but I am also looking for total count. Currently, I am getting count using this.
$users->count();

I tried the above code but no luck. How can I get both the data and count with the same query. Thanks.

A: Use two separate statements like:
$users = DB::table('brand_customers')
        ->select('brand_id')
        ->where('mobile', $mobile);

$count = $users->count();
$users = $users->take(15)->get();


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Explain Buddhism's Three Marks of Existence.
As we mentioned previously, the Prajñaparamita ("perfect wisdom") sutras were the first sutras to be translated into Chinese. The Prajñaparamita ("perfect wisdom") sutras represent the earliest layer of Mahayana sutra literature. The Heart Sutra and the Diamond Sutra belong to a period of Buddhist scholastic development (300–500 CE) in which the basic ideas of the much longer Prajñaparamita canon is condensed into shorter and versified summaries.
The perfect wisdom being articulated in these sutras is the cultivation of the practitioner's insight into shunyata, the fundamental emptiness of all things and the purely relative existence of all dharmas. From this can then come the realization that all things in the world interrelated and share a nexus of causal conditions. Each thing is particularly-so, that is, they have their individuality, but reification (insisting on their independence from all other things) is an imposition that arises from attachment to our linguistic and conceptual categories. This objectification and reification is a product of our own ignorance (avidya), and obliterating our ignorance is what these sutras aim to accomplish.
In order to obliterate our ignorance it is necessary that we practice compassion (karuna) for all other beings in the cosmos. But, as Mu Seong points out, this raises a paradox in the Buddhist tradition: how can we develop compassion for all other beings in the cosmos if all other beings are insubstantial and fundamentally empty? Where do we direct our compassion then?
Since wisdom and compassion are not simply theoretical problems that one can overcome through mental efforts alone, there is the need to identify the skillful means (upaya) by which we can liberate ourselves and others from the tangled web of self-deception and self-depredation. Among the practices one can undertake on this path to liberation is the bodhisattva vow.
There is a pattern to how duhkha arises.
There is a pattern to how duhkha is resolved.
There is an Eightfold Path for turning duhkha toward meaningful resolution.
The first noble truth is not an abstract concept. Rather, we are encouraged to recognize that, as Peter Hershock puts it, "right now, from some present perspective, things are not going well." (Chan Buddhism, 14) We can open ourselves to the reality that somewhere, someone has stubbed their toe, or someone is going through a divorce, or someone is burying their lifelong companion, or there is an animal being processed into food for us. This is likely not an abstract concept for each of us.
The second noble truth helps us to recognize that the suffering in the world is a result of overlapping mutual concerns. Typically there is not only one singular cause for our sufferings. Even in the example of our stubbed toe: we might say, "that person stubbed their toe because they were careless," and perhaps that is true but if we pursue why it is that the person was preoccupied and did not take greater care before stubbing their toe why might see a tangled web of anxieties and fears clouding the person's mind.
Hershock characterizes our existence as wounded, a wound that results from our assumption that we are independent from all other things. But this is a false belief and one that we can do something to rectify. The third noble truth reminds us that we are always in a position to heal this wounded existence.
It is often the case that, when folks first here the Four Noble Truths they are shocked to hear how pessimistic this view appears to them. But it's important to recognize that the first Noble Truth (that "all of this" is suffering) is not a condemnation: by seeing that we are suffering we are brought to an awareness that there is something that can be done.
And, as we all know, there is nothing that is permanently fixed in its place or its operations. Everything will and does change. This means that there is no problem that is intractable and so we are in a position to ask ourselves in which direction we wish to move with those changes and how energetically we will decide to participate in that movement.
Regard that clip from Baraka above once again. It's true, there is a flurry of activity and yet we see that there is a pattern to that dizzying activity. Those bodies moving through those channels are doing so precisely because someone built those channels for them to pass through. There was an intention in building those situations, not only on the part of the individuals commuting, but also the city planners, the transit authorities, the mechanical and civil engineers, the policy makers who regulate the conditions of the workers, and so on. Those of you who are inclined toward economic thinking may note that Adam Smith's "invisible hand" that establishes equilibrium across markets is the effect of the myriad actors supplying and demanding; those are intentional actions.
There arises from this swarm of discrete actions and dispositions a general tendency in the world. Who we are throughout our lives is often a matter of responding to these general tendencies and atmospheres into which we find ourselves thrown. When Buddhists discuss anatman (literally 'no self') what is being pointed to here is not that we don't physically exist, but rather that who we are is empty of any permanence. Physically "who we are" is a matter of constant transactions with the world around us: our bodies are in a constant cycle of energy exchange, our cells die off and are replaced by new ones, our thoughts are in a constant state of flux and never ceasing. The Buddhist concept of emptiness (sunya) is there to invite us to recognize that the world arises interdependently and in a state of mutual influence.
Karma is a matter of weighted moral action. Karma is a technique for helping us understand that the way our world presents to us is a matter of correspondence between our values and habitual ways of acting in the world. There are some who might experience some unfortunate event and announce, "dag, I guess that's my karma," implying that karma is a matter of exchange: we do good things and good things come to us, we do bad things and bad things come to us. This naive thinking of karma does have the virtue of getting us to recognize that how we act does impact how the world around us happens. As we go more deeply into our understanding of karma we can see that we share a responsibility to act in a way that can change our situation.
In this way we can see that the Buddha's teaching encourages us to practice a critical evaluation not only of our actions and dispositions, but in order for this to be effective we must also recognize that our critical evaluations are also necessarily directed at our cultures as well.
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Xchat has the most features, why a 7, I'd give it an 8 or even 9. You say most features, but give Linkinus more? what the smeg? Linkinus can't DCC(direct chat) for example. That means that if someone wants to talk with my Bot(scripting), it's not possible. Had that problem 2 days ago.
Features Colloquy 5, i agree.
Okay, XChat is really ugly, Linkinus is eyecandy and colloquy is handy, but at what price.
This is not a good review, because you're not objective.
Linkinus 15/20 because lack of features(but less than Collo) and you have to pay!
If Linkinus was free and opensource as it should be, I would give it a 16/20 because ppl could make new features and make it the best IRC on earth.
Why just these three? None of them (And I have used all three for at at least a few days has made me as happy as Snak has. None have the full features of Snak, none have the complete GUI changeability as Snak. Iit's scripting support (Which supports both Applescript, AND ircii scripts) plus your own simple aliases or actions.
Snak has been around since 1996, is 10x more mature than any of the apps above. It reminds me of XChat Aqua, but polished and not dodgy.
I REALLY wanted to like Colloquy, but it's lack of support and customization and NO action or alias support turned me completely off. Not to mention some of it's own preferences don't work right. It's almost as if they just tested the application on freenode's servers.
Linkinus is a GUI mess, and it wont let you change it in any major way to fix it. (I care less about text themes… ) and it's buggy and hurts my eyes. Again a GUI shouldn't DISTRACT the user from the content. It should just be a wrapper.
Of them all *I* would choose Xchat Aqua.
Why the two most used IRC clients for the Mac (Snak, Ircle) wasn't in this test has me flabbergasted.
Rifton mentioned irssi. I think it's *THE* most powerful client, not only on OS X, but also Linux distros and even Windows. If you're willing to learn it, and not give much of a crap as to what it looks like (irssi runs in the terminal), I think you'd be impressed. It's lightweight, can be run in the background (screen) and is just powerful as all hell… I think irssi could take on any of the clients you reviewed.


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The most essential part of establishing a makerspace is instilling a "maker mindset" with the students and staff. In 2015, I attended a makerspace-focused workshop. Upon my return, I suggested devoting half our library to the makerspace, and our administration didn't bat an eye. Instead of rows upon rows of books, desktop computers, and desks, the school has transformed the once individually focused workspace into a collaborative makerspace complete with materials as low-tech as cardboard and as high-tech as the Topcat audio system by Lightspeed Technologies. We started small, with a 5x5 Lego wall, dry erase paint on our tables and some crafting activities. The rest was built using donated materials and with a contribution by our parent-teacher association. We also incorporated library books and monthly take-home challenges to promote creativity and thinking outside of the box.
Here are some tips on how to create a makerspace on a budget.
Create a makerspace "wish list" and send it home with students in a letter. Parents and family members came through and supported the makerspace in any way they could. We had many volunteers who came into the space to teach skills such as sewing, calligraphy, cake decorating, and robotics.
Involve the community. I asked many store managers in our area if they could contribute to our program. Many stores donate the items that don't sell when they are on clearance.
Approach vendors and offer to pilot new products whenever you can. To make sure all our students were getting the most out of the experience, we added a microphone and ceiling-mounted Topcat amplification system to every classroom and to the makerspace. The systems ensure that all students can hear teacher and librarian instruction over the noise inherent in a collaborative classroom or workspace.
Keep your options open. We never planned out every piece of equipment and technology beforehand, because technology is always changing (along with teacher wish lists) and we didn't want to design the makerspace around things that might not stick around long anyway. Instead, we asked the students for their input and empowered them to be a part of the decision making.
Embrace high- and low-tech materials. The options to include materials in the space are based on our students' interests, and donations have expanded beyond my wildest belief. Our students enjoy creative exploration using Legos, sewing machines, fabrics, cardboard, duct tape, toilet paper rolls, and more.
Keep donors updated. We created a website for our makerspace so donors can stay up to date on the fun projects students are doing. I've found they're more likely to donate again once they're able to see the ROI on their donation.
In a school where students have so many different learning preferences, strengths, and weaknesses, our makerspace lends itself beautifully to shared learning, exploration, novel engineering, and working with multiple modalities. Our teachers and students are inspired to think creatively and, for a school that values inclusiveness, it has brought us all together in a way that isn't just meaningful, but exciting.
To learn more about creating a makerspace in your school, click here!
Robin Glugatch is the librarian and makerspace facilitator at Mountain View Elementary School in the Simi Valley School District (CA). Follow her on twitter @rglugatch or email her at robin.glugatch@simivalleyusd.org.


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Clubs at Centennial
Active Minds is led by school psychologist, Stacy Rosuck, and student leaders Ana Cunningham and Naomi Chao. It is an inclusive group that meets to discuss the topic of mental health. They strive to save lives and give people an outlet to talk. The club has helped build a better community, and plans to continue with this, meeting most Tuesday afternoons at 3:30, using code CHS-ActiveMinds.
Alpha Achievers is sponsored by Centennial math teacher Justin Thomas and led by seniors Joshua Dayie, Bryson Baker, Javion Walters, Khalil Conteh and junior Nathan Dayie. The club is an education program for African-American males and focuses on helping their members maintain academic excellence, develop life skills, work on character growth, and be the best citizens of the community that they can be.
American Cancer Society is sponsored by Lori Estes and Nan Collins and is led by students Diego Montemayor, Sarika Kapadia, Melody Chu, and Tejaswi Datla. They raise awareness and funds to donate to the National American Cancer Society, while participating in events and fundraisers.
Anime Club is sponsored by Toni Ireland and led by students Jocelyn Choo, Hira Khan, Peter Wang, and Eric Song. They watch and discuss anime as a group during their meetings, and help to host Otakufest, which is a festival held in Howard County that's meant to bring light to the anime community.
Aquila is Centennial's student run, student funded, student produced literary arts magazine. Throughout the year, the publication accepts art and writing submissions; each week at meetings, they evaluate the submissions to determine if they are worthy of publication. Several times a year, Aquila holds various fundraisers, including coffeehouses and used book sales, to raise money for publishing the magazine. In the spring, students lay out and edit selected works to create a diverse publication celebrating students' artistic and literary achievements. During virtual learning, meetings are Wednesday at 11:15.
Badminton Club is sponsored by Robert Astri and led by students Peter Wang, Pingan Tang, Melody Chu, Connor Pymm, and Forrest Lin. They play badminton every day, both casually and competitively, and wish to organize a county-wide badminton tournament in the future.
Best Buddies is sponsored by Lizz Engle and Colin Moe and led by students Lauren Scott, Sarah Han, Mahee Patel, Katherine Roybal, Aliya Stewert, Riley Stile, and Owen Derro. Best Buddies is an international organization whose purpose is to create friendships for people with and without intellectual disabilities.
Beyond the Hashtag
Beyond the Hashtag is sponsored by David Riddler and led by students Ellen Landrum, Christly Bright, Julia Littlefield, Zoe Worthy, Francesca Cumello, and Maddie Ceglia. Their primary focus is to promote student activism, and offer opportunities to donate, volunteer, and petition.
C# Acapella
C# is a student-run ensemble that practices acapella music. The director this year is Nicole Ouellette, a 2021 graduate. This club encourages students who audition to involve themselves with singing during club meetings, which occur every Monday at 3:30 pm, and during concerts, which occur during each Centennial choral concert.
The goal of Chess club is to promote the game of chess among players of all ages and skill levels. The club leaders are Andy Diep (President), Peter Wang (Vice President), Pranav Prakash (Secretary), and Ryan Yu (Curriculum Director). During club meetings, which are held every Tuesday from 3:30 to 4:30pm, chess lessons are provided to members. which teach strategies and tactics, among other things. At the moment, the Chess Club is planning their next Varsity League tournament with other high schools to be held on December 21 of this year.
Chinese Club
Chinese club is meant to promote and bring awareness to Chinese culture through group activities. Their mission is to provide others with a deeper understanding and heightened appreciation for Chinese culture. Emily Mark and Ryan Zheng are the co-presidents of the Chinese club, the vice president is Janet Zhang, and the secretary is Andy Zong. Meetings consist of group members giving presentations, designing various cultural objects, watching Chinese films, playing Chinese games, and participating in other activities together
Christian Athletes
Christian Athletes is a club that focuses on connecting student athletes through Christ. They meet on the first and third Tuesdays of every month to play games, talk about school, and discuss short devotionals. Their goal is to work towards strengthening their relationship with God.
Clothing Collective
Clothing Collective aims to help people make informed decisions on their personal clothing choices in order to spread awareness on how clothing purchases can affect the environment. This club doubles as a safe space for members to communicate with others about fashion and other enjoyable clothing-related topics. Once school resumes, the members of Clothing Collective plan to host monthly DIY sessions where old clothes can be transformed into new ones. Currently, this club is hoping to organize a clothing drive with a few different organizations.
Film club is a group that aims to teach members all about videography and how to film, edit, and direct short videos. The group also produces the virtual Centennial announcements that are published each week on Canvas. They meet every Tuesday at 3:15.
FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Club
FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Club is a group that is focused on creating robots to compete in the annual FIRST Tech Challenge. Normally, they meet every Tuesday, Friday, and every other Saturday in a non virtual setting, but they currently meet once a week on Fridays over Google Meet. Their goal is to teach students technical skills in engineering, designing, and programming. According to Philip Wang, a FIRST Tech member, the club has a strange fascination with oranges.
French Club meets after school once a month to learn more about the French language and culture. Each meeting, members discuss a different French theme and play games related to that theme.
Fresh Faces is a club that fosters kindness in welcoming new students and freshmen into Centennial. They meet once a month and focus on introducing new students to the school by showing them around, talking to them, and being a friend.
Girl Up Foundation
Girl Up Foundation is a club that aims to support and promote the health of girls in developing countries, empower young women to change the world, stand up for one another, and promote equity and feminism. Members attend biweekly informative meetings that highlight global and domestic issues as well as participate in fundraisers, activism, and a yearly summit.
Heartwise
The HeartWise Project is a student-led service organization that aims to bring joy to seniors through virtual activities. Members record videos of their talents (including music performances, arts & crafts tutorials, read-alouds, and more), which are shared with senior centers around the country to brighten up residents' days. Members also have the opportunity to form personal connections with seniors through one-on-one phone calls.
Helping Hands is a service club whose mission is to engage students with participation in service events that will help impoverished children around the globe. Club activities include engaging as Penpals with COVID-19 patients and doctors and virtually reading to elementary school children and becoming learning support buddies with them.
Horizon is a community service club whose members volunteer with many locals in the community. Members help staff events, raise money, and collect items for homeless shelters/food drives, as well as attend meetings every Thursday after school via Google meet.
It's Academic welcomes any students and provides many teaching, competing, and leadership opportunities. The club meets every Tuesday at 3:15pm for ninety minutes of practice tournaments. Some members compete on television or in virtual tournaments, either after school or on weekends, while others focus on being teachers, mentors, and moderators. These students meet after the high school practice on Tuesdays to train over one hundred elementary students and on Thursday afternoons for eighty middle school students. This represents a service learning opportunity. Some students embrace leadership roles, dealing with outreach, publicity, or website design. All the students are involved with running tournaments at school for up to 1000 students in non-pandemic times. The club is planning to attend national tournaments in person or virtually in the spring.
Lines of Love
Lines of Love is a mental health club that brings mental health support to students at Centennial. The club meets biweekly on Tuesdays at 3:15pm. They raise awareness by creating homemade bracelets. The bracelets are both a symbol for support and a reminder that no one is alone when struggling with mental health. They hope that the bracelets will provide a solace and gentle pathway to helpful supportive resources. The club provides an outlet for students to express themselves freely via a Sticky Note Board. The club hands out sticky notes for students to draw and write an insightful quote on encouragement, which they can then stick on the Sticky Note Board. Lines of Love continues to create opportunities for students to destress and find resources available about mental health. They are currently seeking new members to help promote mental health awareness!
Maryland Voices
Maryland Voices is a student led publication of creative nonfiction based in Maryland. This publication allows students to share their true stories in a creative way. The club originates from a 9/11 project, which earned reactions from students state-wide. In 2009, Maryland Voices suffered a sharp decrease in student editors. However, they were able to revive the publication and last year published Volume X. They are currently working on Volume XI and are now accepting submissions until December 31, 2020. You can read more about the club here if you are interested in submitting a creative nonfiction writing piece in their publication.
Intended to bring some joy to those who might otherwise feel alone, the Centennial Paperbridges is just one of hundreds of chapters around the country. Paper Bridges pairs high school students with children in orphanages around the world. The partners become pen pals, and meetings are dedicated to creating letters for the children abroad. During virtual learning, meetings are every other Thursday at 3:30.
Red Cross helps the American Red Cross provide compassionate care and help to those in need. During meetings, club members focus on service-oriented activities. In an in-person environment, these activities would include making sandwiches for Grass Roots and blankets for homeless shelters, writing thank you cards for veterans, giving presentations about natural disaster preparedness at Centennial Lane Elementary School, and organizing an annual Centennial Blood Drive. Members also plan and host fundraising events that go toward raising money for the OEC flooding. Anyone who wishes to get involved is welcome.
Scholars Leadership Program
Scholars Leadership Program is an honors program for female students in grades 10-12 with a cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher. The club seeks to promote continued academic excellence. Members work to develop leadership skills by participating in workshop presentations, projects, and community service.
Science Olympiad club strives to provide students with opportunities to further explore different aspects of science, ranging from biology to circuitry. Some members of the club use this knowledge to compete in national STEM competitions. Members are partnered up, and during meetings they coordinate with their partners on resources and notes, as well as study and practice for any upcoming events. Science Olympiad allows students to work within a challenging and competitive STEM environment while also forming friendships and making memories with others that share the same interests.
Sexuality and Gender Alliance
SAGA is a safe space for students of all genders and sexualities to be themselves. Meetings provide opportunities for teenagers to meet new friends who will accept them for who they are as well as opportunities for members to work together to advance their cause; encourage others to support all genders and sexualities and educate the community about the realities of being LGBTQ+.
She's the First
She's the First fights for girls' rights to choose their own future. They fundraise to get girls around the world a proper education. It costs about $400 for one girl to go to a formal school for a year, which has left 130 million out of school. The club is run by President Naini Kadabha and Vice President Odera Ohuruogu, and is sponsored by Michelle McKinnon.
Smash Club
Smash Club is about giving students an opportunity to destress while having an opportunity to play a game that many enjoy, Super Smash Bros. The club is currently run by Connor Pymm and sponsored by Daleth Sendin.
Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers
The Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers is devoted to supporting Hispanic students in STEM and encouraging them through mentorships and scholarships. Co-founded by Kevin Salazar and Ana Cunningham and sponsored by Lori Griffiths, SHPE is a nonprofit led by CEO Raquel Tamez.
Centennial Speech and Debate is a student-run club that promotes the mastery of the art of oration and its facets of persuasion. The club is sponsored by Michelle Flynn and the president is Aditya Balasubramanian. Students are presented with a wide variety of events to choose from to demonstrate their oratory prowess. With events ranging from Impromptu speaking to creating your own ten-minute narrative, there is an event for everyone. Meetings are every Wednesday from 3:30-4:30pm (the code is chs-SpeechDebate). Join anytime to be part of the Eagles Speech and Debate family — everyone is welcome!
Table Tennis Club is about allowing students with either existing table tennis skills or an interest in learning table tennis to play ping pong with their friends and destress from the school day. Currently, it is only Connor Pymm and Jarrett Emery (teacher sponsor) who do anything from the administrative side of club activities.
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Ultimate Frisbee Club meets once a week in the Centennial athletic fields, weather permitting (40° or better). The club loves to encourage good sportsmanship and teamwork. Any CHS student can show up to a meeting and get right into playing. You don't even need to be committed to come every week, just be committed to encouraging everyone. On this year's board is Susie Park (President), Dylan Davies (Public Relations), Ben Hobson (Team Manager), and Michael Hobson (teacher sponsor).
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Dutch Airline KLM Sued Over Misleading Sustainability Claims
By Amy Buxton on May 28, 2022
Dutch carrier KLM's recent advertising campaign, entitled 'Fly Responsibly' has caught the eye of climate activists, resulting in a lawsuit over perceived greenwashing brought against the airline. ClientEarth legal experts are supporting Fossielvrij NL, a Netherlands-based environmental campaign group, to sue KLM.
Central to the case is an accusation of misleading information regarding the sustainability profile of KLM flights. The company's declared intention to rectify its existing impact on the environment is also being called into question. A pre-legal action letter has been sent to KLM's parent company, Air France KLM.
Photo by Max Delsid at Unsplash.
Not letting misleading claims fly
"KLM's marketing misleads consumers into believing that its flights won't worsen the climate emergency. But this is a myth," Hiske Arts, a campaigner at Fossielvrij NL told The Guardian. "Unchecked flying is one of the fastest ways to heat up the planet. Customers need to be informed and protected from claims that suggest otherwise."
Flying accounts for approximately 2.5 percent of global carbon emissions. The figure might sound low but this is attributed to a large percentage (up to 80 percent) of people not travelling by airplane. Should figures go up due to cheaper options as the travel industry seeks to recover, post-Covid-19, emissions will greatly increase.
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Holding greenwashers accountable
Fossielvrij NL is taking direct aim at KLM's 'Fly Responsibly' campaign. The promotion centres around vague sustainability promises, which is what the environmental campaign group has taken offence to.
"Fly Responsibly is KLM's commitment to taking a leading role in creating a more sustainable future for aviation. We recognise the urgent need to limit global warming, and thus have committed to the targets defined in the Paris Climate Agreement. But we can only succeed if we work together. So, join us today for a more sustainable tomorrow," the airline writes.
KLM points to fleet renewal, carbon offsetting, operational improvements and a move to sustainable aviation fuels as its key priorities, but offers little in the way of detailed timescales or methodologies. The biggest claim is that as a company, it is on track to meet its 2050 net-zero carbon emissions target.
"It's now or never for climate action. Airlines cannot be allowed to compete for business on claims that they are tackling the climate crisis, when the reality is they are fuelling it," Johnny White, a lawyer at ClientEarth told The Guardian. "Just as the fossil fuel industry is using greenwashing to protect their licence to operate, the aviation sector is using misleading advertising to protect its licence to grow. We need legislation to finally put an end to these delaying tactics for good."
Air France KLM has been identified as one of a group of major airlines seeking to postpone climate regulation within the aviation industry.
KLM has admitted to receiving a letter from Fossielvrij NL and has stated that it is examining the contents.
Photo by Eva Darron at Unsplash.
Preventing consumers from being duped
KLM has previously been taken to task for its "Be a hero, fly CO2 zero" strapline. The Dutch advertising regulation authority issued a warning after it discovered that the airline was not able to claim carbon neutrality. It conceded that carbon offsetting was in place, but deemed it inadequate. KLM refused to comment about the ruling.
Earlier this month HSBC was revealed to be under investigation by the Advertising Standards Authority. The bank, already facing stakeholder dissatisfaction at continued fossil fuel investment, was called out for "misleading" bus stop posters. Central to the issue is a perceived withholding of carbon and greenhouse gas emissions generated operationally, while alluding to climate activism. If found guilty of greenwashing, it will be the first major bank to be given a warning.
Lead photo by KLM.
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Executor of the Estate under German Law
As lawyers specializing in cross-border probate matters with a nexus to Germany, we routinely provide legal analysis and represent foreign fiduciaries and beneficiaries with regard to the administration of the decedent`s German assets. This article outlines the basic tasks, powers and duties of the German Executor and links to further information on the administration of the estate in Germany.
Upon an individual's death, the estate (Nachlass) passes to the heir (Erbe). See § 1922 German Civil Code (BGB). If there is more than one heir, there is a community of co-heirs (Erbengemeinschaft). See § 2032(2) BGB.
The heir or the community of co-heirs administers the estate and there is generally no other person (e.g. personal representative) involved in the administration of an estate.
However, the testator may appoint by will (Testament) an executor (Testamentsvollstrecker). See § 2179 BGB. The testator may also leave the determination of the person to act as executor to a third party (See 2198 BGB) or the probate court (see 2200 BGB).
Basic Tasks, Powers and Duties of the German Executor
The executor shall execute the testamentary dispositions of the deceased. See § 2203 BGB. Unless otherwise provided by the testator, the executor`s tasks shall include:
Administration of the estate. See § 2205 BGB; and
Distribution of the estate. See § 2204 BGB.
Pursuant to these responsibilities, the German executor is entitled to take control of the estate, marshal the assets and dispose of all estate assets. See § 2205 (2) BGB.
His powers specifically include:
The power to sell or encumber estate assets (including real estate) without any heir`s consent; and
The power to invest proceeds of any sales.
While the executor's powers are relatively broad, and executor shall not engage in any of the following:
Gift any estate assets (See § 2205 BGB); and
Use the estate to enrich himself.
The heir (Erbe) or the community of co-heirs (Erbengemeinschaft) cannot dispose of estate assets that are under the control of an executor. Further, any acquisition of estate assets without the consent of the executor is void, unless the person acquires the asset in good faith. See § 2211 BGB.
The executor is empowered to enter into contractual relationships and incur liabilities as necessary to ensure the proper administration of the estate. See § 2206 BGB. The executor is exclusively entitled to pursue legal action on behalf the estate. See § 2212 BGB. However, creditors of the estate may direct their claims either against the executor or against the beneficiary. See § 2213 BGB.
The executor is obliged to administer the estate efficiently and effectively in a manner that is consistent with the instructions of the testator. See §2216 BGB.
The executor is responsible for filing the German inheritance tax return (Erbschaftsteuererklärung) for the heirs (and the legatees if the testator has instructed him to do so) and liable for payment of the assessed German inheritance tax (Erbschaftsteuer).
The executor must pay all liabilities of the decedent, funeral costs and administration costs out of the estate and fulfill the legacies. Subsequently, the executor must, upon demand, transfer to the heir for his free disposal any asset of the estate which is clearly not required for the executor to perform his duties. See § 2217 BGB.
Should there be more than one heir, the executor must divide the estate in an equitable manner. Unless there is an agreement amongst the heirs with respect to the division of assets, the assets shall be liquidated and the shares shall be distributed in cash.
An executor may seek "reasonable remuneration" unless otherwise provided by the testator. See § 2221 BGB.
The executor has certain reporting requirements under German law. An executor must provide the beneficiaries with an estate inventory (Nachlassverzeichnis) without undue delay after accepting the appointment; the beneficiaries can also seek to be present when the inventory is made. See § 2215 BGB.
The heir has the right to claim information directly from the executor. Furthermore, the German executor is obliged to provide an accounting (Rechenschaftsbericht) to the beneficiaries when the estate is in a position to be closed. See § 2218 BGB.
In principle the tasks, rights and powers of the executor are subject to modification by the testator. However, the testator may not release the executor from the duties imposed upon him by law and included in §§ 2215, 2216, 2218 and 2219. See § 2220 BGB.
Executors with Limited Duties
The testator may appoint an executor only for particular tasks which include:
The fulfillment of a legacy (Vermächtnis). See § 2223 BGB; or
Protection of the rights of a subsequent heir (Nacherbe). See § 2222 BGB.
Extended or Administrative Execution of the Estate
In the most cases, the executor is only called to administer the estate until the estate assets are distributed to the heirs. However, the testator may provide in his Will that:
The executor administers the estate or part thereof for longer periods; this is generally referred to as extended execution of the estate or as durable execution of the estate (Dauertestamentsvollstreckung); or
Another executor administers the estate or part thereof once the executor has settled the estate; this is often referred to as administrative execution of the estate (Verwaltungsvollstreckung). See § 2209 BGB.
In such cases he is referred to as durable executor (Dauertestamentsvollstrecker) or administrative executor (Verwaltungstestamentsvollstrecker). The testator may grant such durable executor the exclusive right to administer the estate and dispose of the estate assets. However, he may also limit his powers. For example, the testator could order that the executor shall only supervise the beneficiary and shall not take the estate into possession.
Rationale for naming a durable executor can include:
The protection of the property of underage children;
The protection of property of a young or not financially experienced adult;
The protection against claims of creditors of the heir; and/or
The exclusion of the parental rights of a parent of a minor.
The durable executor is obliged to account to the heir at the end of the administration and upon his request at the end of each year of the administration.
The durable execution of the will ends after 30 years following the death of the testator. However, the testator may direct that the administration is to continue until the death of the heir or of the executor. A testator could also specify a specific event that could trigger the conclusion of the administration. See § 2210 BGB.
Acceptance of the Office and Issuance of Certificate of Executorship
The office of the executor begins at the time when the appointed person accepts the office (by declaration towards the probate court). See § 2202 BGB. Unless the testator ordered in his Will, that the court shall appoint the executor, there is no requirement of further court involvement.
Upon application, the probate court (Nachlassgericht) will issue a German certificate of executorship (Testamentsvollstreckerzeugnis) to the executor. See § 2368 BGB.
The German certificate of executorship is the German equivalent of a grant of probate/letters testamentary. It states the identity of the German executor (Testamentsvollstrecker) any limitations to his statutory powers.
Administration of the Estate and Distribution
The certificate of executorship will enable the executor to proove his right to administer the estate (Nachlass) and to dispose of estate assets, eg. towards a German land registry (Grundbuch), a German financial institution or the German Commercial Register (Handelsregister). However, in order to register the heir (Erbe) as new owner of in a public register (e.g. land registry or commercial register), he generally will need to obtain a German certificate of inheritance (Erbschein).
Court Supervision of the German Executor
In contrast to probate proceedings in common-law jurisdictions, the executor is not required to report to the probate court (Nachlassgericht) and the probate court has, generally, no right to supervise the administration of the executor or give him instructions.
However, the probate court may dismiss an executor upon petition by an interested person if a compelling reason exists; a compelling reason is, in particular, a gross breach of duty, or his incapacity to effect proper management. See § 2227 BGB.
Liability of the Executor
The executor is liable for any damage resulting out of a breach of his duties (§ 2219 BGB).
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