Is Bandcamp A Good Way To Sell Music?
This is an often-asked question, though perhaps poorly phrased. A better question would be "Is Bandcamp a good way to distribute music?" which it most certainly is.
"Name your price" downloads - meaning that as an artist you can either prescribe the amount of money you want to charge for a track or album, or you can make it available for free, or you can let the listener name the price they want to pay for the album (which can even be $0).
Shameless plug alert - my Bandcamp website is http://pdmusic.bandcamp.com/. So why am I on Bandcamp?
I had an interesting email exchange with my cousin just this evening. Last weekend we saw a band a mutual friend plays in launching his EP (4 track CD in this case). Interestingly, in the online promotion post-the gig, someone had commented to our friend that he wished their album was on Bandcamp as he didn't use iTunes. Fair enough, some people may wish to not be tied to a "system" like iTunes.
While there are many discussions of the benefits or otherwise of iTunes, Bandcamp in particular appeals to me. The reason? Well... I used to charge for my music (even after I moved to Bandcamp), albeit only about $5 an album.
However in time I started to feel that people who would actually pay for music (rather than pirate it) are happy to pay what it's worth, not a negligible amount. A mere $5 for an album made by an individual with no solid financial backing, fanbase, or back-catalogue, recorded over many many days, weeks, or months is not too much to ask. In fact, I believe it's too little.
Never-the-less, if you let someone choose what they would like to pay for it (including $0 if they don't think it's worth anything more), then at least you're not putting up a barrier to them adding your songs to their playlist/s just because you were going to charge them for the music. The process of getting your music "out there", even if for free to some, may pay off in the longer run.
With so much mainstream pirating of music, if you're an amateur musician no one's ever heard of there are literally millions of others "just like you", not creatively, but the same in that they are unknown talents without a loyal following. If you're going to say "swipe your credit card before you can hear more", discoverers of your music are likely to click off your page never to return, moving on to download the next unknown's album or pirate a mainstream artist's work.
Sad, but I believe true. It's a funny state for the music industry. So my answer to the question "Is Bandcamp a good way to sell music?" is... well... I'm not sure. It's hard to know whether people will pay less than what your music is worth simply because they can, and may have otherwise paid a higher asking price.
However to the question "Is Bandcamp a good way to distribute music?" then I'd say whole-heartedly YES! By removing the payment "wall" you may increase exposure to your music (albeit via non-paying downloaders) - while at the same time offering paying customers a means to access your music and pay for it what they deem it is worth. Win-win!


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When I think back on everything that I've done and seen, the world is a very different place than I thought it was as a child.
Back then it was so big it took forever to walk to the store, running to my friends to watch Tarzan and the new Star Trek. We ran in the forest, swam in the river, built forts and caught tadpoles in the duck pond. We wondered through time exploring Castle's, Stonehenge, Scottish Loch's, the Welsh coast's, The Channel and Scilly Islands.
Then my family moved to Canada in 1969. As we flew over the Atlantic I started to realize how big the world was...I understood how different it could be as we drove from coast to coast across our new home.
After many years and working many jobs, I wrote a series of short stories and published "Nigel Pluckrose; Please Sit Down". While having a coffee one day I met Nancy Vermond who was forming The St Marys Storytelling Festival, "Once Upon A Thames" and Gail Fricker from Stratford. They introduced me to storytelling and I was hooked.
Today I tell stories of all kinds. Some are my own, some are old, some are borrowed (with permission) but all are wonderful.
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Iran retrieves oil cargo confiscated by U.S. near Greek island
The Liberian-flagged oil tanker Ice Energy transfers crude oil from the Iranian-flagged oil tanker Lana (former Pegas), off the shore of Karystos, on the Island of Evia, Greece.
An Iranian-flagged tanker has retrieved an oil cargo which the United States had confiscated and is set to leave Greece, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
The seizure from the Lana, formerly the Pegas, prompted Iranian forces in May to seize two Greek tankers in the Middle East Gulf which have not yet been released.
The United States had hired a tanker in April to impound the oil onboard the Lana tanker, which had been anchored off Greece.
The oil was then partly removed and placed aboard the Ice Energy tanker, which had been chartered by Washington and had been expected to sail to United States before Greece's supreme court ruled that the cargo should be returned to Iran.
"The reloading process is complete," one of the sources said. Another source said it was completed on Sunday.
The embassy of Iran in Athens said on August 12 on Twitter that the vessel would sail to Iran after the reloading was completed.
It was not clear if Lana, which had engine problems, could sail unassisted.
For over two months, Lana, remained under arrest off the Greek island of Evia, near the town of Karystos. It was tugged to Piraeus following court orders that allowed its release.
The tanker has been anchored off Piraeus since late July.
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Amiri Baraka has a unique and remarkable understanding of African American culture and history, but with his new book, Digging, he has written a book where his inability to overcome a racial bitterness, clouds his capacity to exercise his wisdom in support of the very culture he is trying to honor. What's more, race is the one issue that needs to be discussed in America but clearly people are afraid of being misunderstood, afraid of being mistaken as racist, or even accused of reverse racism. But let us first identify the definition of racism, which is; "Hatred or intolerance of another race or other races." Further more, we also need to understand that the term "reverse racism" has an inherent racist disposition. Racism has its own identity and needs no further discerning explanation.


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Tony Award winner Phylicia Rashad leads the cast of the Broadway premiere of Skeleton Crew as the blue-collar worker Faye. The play is set in 2008 Detroit, when the only auto plant left in the city is also about to close. The bonds and loyalties between the employees there, who support each other like a family, are tested now that their jobs are at stake.
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Born to a single mother in Dust Bowl-era Nebraska, Roy Manger learns to deny his true self from an early age. The rural Midwest is no place for a boy who wears girls' clothes for fun—let alone for one who suffers gruesome hallucinations. It is only when he leaves home that he can embrace his true identity, spending his days as Roy and his nights as Raina, working as an escort in a ritzy Chicago bordello. But after a run-in with the law, Roy is torn between extremes: to live as a man or as a woman; to ignore his grief or struggle to accept it; to suppress his visions or seek to understand them. With the support of Woodrow, a convict with a murky past, Roy will have to come to terms with the fact that, in life, all of the greatest joys must come from within—and the greatest dangers, too.
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Roy had been staring at the corner for nearly an hour. He was waiting for someone to come by and post bail. But Hattie's motto was always this: if you got yourself into a mess, it was your job to get yourself out. Who bailed out who was always a matter of exchange.
If Roy couldn't take his medicine, then he would have to stay awake all night until the dead man was driven away by the sun. If he looked away for even a moment, those dead fingers would clutch around his neck, and the dirt-caked face would bend forward to chew the flesh off his cheeks. So he stared.
Though frozen, Roy's body worked on. His bladder filled with the wine from dinner, and his stomach grew bored with the shrimp salad and demanded something more. Two hours earlier, as the police had approached the door of the Pineapple, he knew he had two choices. The first was to change into some boy clothes, and the second was to eat a quick plate of cornbread. The former won out over the latter by a narrow margin.
The drunkard vomited into the bucket between his knees.
As if the sound had ended the homeless man's bout of blindness, that hoary head whipped its chin down to reveal his eyes: one staring milky and unfocused from beyond the grave, while the other gaped, a bloody hole where a bullet had entered, done its gruesome business, and left. The teeth were black and yellow and the saliva dripped over the lips and gathered on his shirt-front. Roy let in a slow gasp and tried to regulate his heart and continued to stare at the corner. And the homeless cyclops, the victim of some wanton violence, stared back.
Roy began to cry.
The cyclops's hands, thick with cold and toil, twitched. Slowly his limb grew strong, lifting up from the elbow until, when the forearm was parallel to the floor, the hand itself raised, straightening the arrow of his index finger until it pointed straight at Roy in judgment.
He could not quiet his sobs. His chest heaved, a haywire machine.
Hungry, the cyclops stretched until it pointed with the whole arm. The tip of the finger seemed to reach halfway across the room.
The drunkard retched again while Roy was moaning. Weeping. It had never been this bad before. It had never gotten so close. When he had seen this same apparition at the steakhouse, it had kept its back to him. If he had known it would return, he would have sacrificed his eyes to any sharp object within reach—the fork for the shrimp, the tweezers in his bathroom, Mr. Deer's fingers. Roy's sight blurred, causing the image of the cyclops to balloon to twice its natural size. He screamed.
"You shut the hell up."
Without thinking, Roy snapped his head to the left, where the head of the blanket-bundle was sticking out now, bringing to mind a dirty turtle. Catching his mistake, Roy immediately looked back at the corner and was surprised to see nothing. As his heart slowed down and his muscles relaxed, he flipped his head between the dreaded opposite corner and the corner to his left where, after a moment, he was able to distinguish the features of a young Black man staring at him.
After a moment of eye contact, the head turned back to the wall and Roy said, "Thank you."
The muffled bundle muttered, "Thank you…"
Roy sat back, relief washing over him like bathwater.
"…for shutting the hell up."
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Q: How to create two headers table with expss I have been reading about two headers table here and here with expss package, but the online code didn't work for me. My idea is to create a very similar table to this image:

The dataframe is:
df <- data.frame(Categoria = c("gender", "gender" , "gender", "gender", "gender", "gender",
                                 "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
                                 "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
                                 "religion", "religion"),
                 Opcoes_da_categoria = c("Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher",
                                           "Homem", "Outra religião", "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu",
                                           "Evangélico", "Outra religião", "Católico",
                                           "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico", "Outra religião",
                                           "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico"),
                 Resposta = c("A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra",  "Contra",  "Não sei", "Não sei",
                              "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra", "Contra",
                              "Contra", "Contra", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei"),
                 value_perc = c(65, 50, 33, 43, 2, 7, 67, 64, 56, 28, 31, 34, 35, 66, 2, 2, 10, 5))

My code to create the two headers table is below, but it didn't work properly because of the following problems:

*

*The table should have two headers

*The columns' name should not appear in the table

*The value is not supposed to have decimal cases

library(expss)

my_table <- df %>%
  tab_cells(Resposta) %>%
  tab_weight(value_perc) %>%
  tab_cols(Opcoes_da_categoria, Categoria) %>%
  tab_stat_cpct(total_label = NULL) %>%
  tab_pivot()

library(gridExtra)

png("my_table.png", height = 50*nrow(my_table), width = 200*ncol(my_table))
grid.table(my_table)
dev.off()

A: I don't know expssbut have used flextable recently and found it nice. Being far from an expert in it, I managed to make a good looking table which comes close to what you want.
Starting from your DF some changes have to be made, to bring the DF in the format needed for your table. Renaming the col-names follows, by extracting the part of the name before _. A DF typology describing the dependencies of col and header-names is built. (Can be found in the link above).
Then the flextable part comes, which builds a flextable first and then applies typology and other formating commands.
What comes out of this, shows the attached picture.

library(tidyverse)
library(flextable)
#>
#> Attache Paket: 'flextable'
#> The following object is masked from 'package:purrr':
#>
#>     compose
df <- data.frame(
  Categoria = c(
    "gender", "gender", "gender", "gender", "gender", "gender",
    "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
    "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
    "religion", "religion"
  ),
  Opcoes_da_categoria = c(
    "Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher",
    "Homem", "Outra religião", "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu",
    "Evangélico", "Outra religião", "Católico",
    "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico", "Outra religião",
    "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico"
  ),
  Resposta = c(
    "A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra", "Contra", "Não sei", "Não sei",
    "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra", "Contra",
    "Contra", "Contra", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei"
  ),
  value_perc = c(65, 50, 33, 43, 2, 7, 67, 64, 56, 28, 31, 34, 35, 66, 2, 2, 10, 5)
)

# adjust your df to match cols and names with tidyvers
dfa <- df %>%
  pivot_wider(names_from =c('Opcoes_da_categoria', 'Categoria'), values_from = 'value_perc')
nam <- str_extract(colnames(dfa),'^[^_]+')
colnames(dfa) <- nam

typology <- data.frame(
  col_keys = c( "Resposta",
                "Mulher", "Homem",
                "Outra religião", "Católico",
                "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico"),
  what = c("", "Genero", "Genero", "Religio",
           "Religio", "Religio", 'Religio'),
  measure = c( "Resposta",
               "Mulher", "Homem",
               "Outra religião", "Católico",
               "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico"),
  stringsAsFactors = FALSE )

library(officer) # needed for making border
dftab <- flextable::flextable(dfa)

border_v = fp_border(color="gray")
dftab <- dftab %>%
  set_header_df(mapping = typology, key = "col_keys" ) %>%
  merge_h(part = "header") %>%
  merge_v(part = "header") %>%
  theme_booktabs() %>%
  vline(border = border_v, j =3, part = 'body') %>%
  vline(border = border_v, j =3, part = 'header')
print(dftab)
#> a flextable object.
#> col_keys: `Resposta`, `Mulher`, `Homem`, `Outra religião`, `Católico`, `Agnóstico ou ateu`, `Evangélico`
#> header has 2 row(s)
#> body has 3 row(s)
#> original dataset sample:
#>   Resposta Mulher Homem Outra religião Católico Agnóstico ou ateu Evangélico
#> 1  A Favor     65    50             67       64                56         28
#> 2   Contra     33    43             31       34                35         66
#> 3  Não sei      2     7              2        2                10          5

A: Here is a flexible kable solution that should adapt to different tables as long as you can get the data into wide format. Hope it helps--let me know if you have questions!
library(dplyr)
library(tidyr)
library(knitr)
library(kableExtra)

df_wide <- df %>% # transform data to wide format, "drop" name for Resposta
  pivot_wider(names_from = c(Categoria, Opcoes_da_categoria),
              values_from = value_perc, names_sep = "_") %>%
  rename(" " = Resposta)

cols <- sub("(.*?)_(.*)", "\\2", names(df_wide)) # grab everything after the _
grps <- sub("(.*?)_(.*)", "\\1", names(df_wide)) # grab everything before the _

df_wide %>%
  kable(col.names = cols) %>%
  kable_styling(c("striped"), full_width = FALSE) %>% # check out ?kable_styling for other options
  add_header_above(table(grps)[unique(grps)]) # unique makes sure it is the correct order

A: You try to view table in the RStudio Data Viewer. It shows expss tables as usual data.frames.
You can view expss tables in the RStudio Viewer (not Data Viewer) by setting expss_output_viewer():
df <- data.frame(Categoria = c("gender", "gender" , "gender", "gender", "gender", "gender",
                               "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
                               "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
                               "religion", "religion"),
                 Opcoes_da_categoria = c("Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher",
                                         "Homem", "Outra religião", "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu",
                                         "Evangélico", "Outra religião", "Católico",
                                         "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico", "Outra religião",
                                         "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico"),
                 Resposta = c("A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra",  "Contra",  "Não sei", "Não sei",
                              "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra", "Contra",
                              "Contra", "Contra", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei"),
                 value_perc = c(65, 50, 33, 43, 2, 7, 67, 64, 56, 28, 31, 34, 35, 66, 2, 2, 10, 5))

library(expss)

my_table <- df %>%
    tab_cells(Resposta) %>%
    tab_weight(value_perc) %>%
    tab_cols(Opcoes_da_categoria, Categoria) %>%
    tab_stat_cpct(total_label = NULL) %>%
    tab_pivot()

expss_digits(0) # turn off decimal digits
expss_output_viewer() # turn on displaying tables in the viewer
my_table

expss_output_default() # turn off displaying tables in the viewer

This code gives the following result:

If you really want to display the table in the data viewer you can convert table to the usual data.frame. There is a special command for that - split_table_to_df:
View(split_table_to_df(my_table))

With the result:

UPDATE:
df <- data.frame(Categoria = c("gender", "gender" , "gender", "gender", "gender", "gender",
                               "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
                               "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion", "religion",
                               "religion", "religion"),
                 Opcoes_da_categoria = c("Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher", "Homem", "Mulher",
                                         "Homem", "Outra religião", "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu",
                                         "Evangélico", "Outra religião", "Católico",
                                         "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico", "Outra religião",
                                         "Católico", "Agnóstico ou ateu", "Evangélico"),
                 Resposta = c("A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra",  "Contra",  "Não sei", "Não sei",
                              "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "A Favor", "Contra", "Contra",
                              "Contra", "Contra", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei", "Não sei"),
                 value_perc = c(65, 50, 33, 43, 2, 7, 67, 64, 56, 28, 31, 34, 35, 66, 2, 2, 10, 5))

library(expss)

my_table <- df %>%
    apply_labels(
        Resposta = "",
        Opcoes_da_categoria = "",
        Categoria = ""
    ) %>%
    tab_cells(Resposta) %>%
    tab_weight(value_perc) %>%
    tab_cols(Categoria, Opcoes_da_categoria) %>%
    tab_stat_cpct(total_row_position = "none") %>%
    tab_pivot()

expss_digits(0) # turn off decimal digits
View(my_table)

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Authorisation details
Assessment history
This medicine is authorised for use in the European Union.
This is a summary of the European public assessment report (EPAR) for Lyrica. It explains how the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) assessed the medicine to reach its opinion in favour of granting a marketing authorisation and its recommendations on the conditions of use for Lyrica.
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What is Lyrica?
Lyrica is a medicine that contains the active substance pregabalin. It is available as capsules (white: 25, 50 and 150 mg; white and orange: 75, 225 and 300 mg; orange: 100 mg; light orange: 200 mg) and as an oral solution (20 mg/ml).
What is Lyrica used for?
Lyrica is used to treat adults with the following conditions:
neuropathic pain (pain due to nerve damage). Lyrica can be used in peripheral neuropathic pain, such as the pain experienced by diabetic patients or by patients who have had herpes zoster (shingles), and central neuropathic pain, such as the pain experienced by patients who have had a spinal-cord injury;
epilepsy. Lyrica is used as an 'add-on' to existing treatment in patients who have partial seizures (epileptic fits starting in one specific part of the brain) that cannot be controlled with their current treatment;
generalised anxiety disorder (long-term anxiety or nervousness about everyday matters).
The medicine can only be obtained with a prescription.
How is Lyrica used?
The recommended starting dose of Lyrica is 150 mg per day, divided into two or three doses. After three to seven days, the dose can be increased to 300 mg per day. Doses can be increased up to twice more until the most effective dose is reached. The maximum dose is 600 mg per day. Stopping treatment with Lyrica should also be done gradually, over at least a week.
The capsules should be swallowed whole with water. Patients who have kidney problems need to take lower doses.
How does Lyrica work?
The active substance in Lyrica, pregabalin, is similar in structure to the body's own 'neurotransmitter' gamma-amino butyric acid (GABA), but has very different biological effects. Neurotransmitters are chemicals that allow nerve cells to communicate with each other. The exact way that pregabalin works is not fully understood, but it is thought to affect the way that calcium enters nerve cells. This reduces the activity of some of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, reducing the release of other neurotransmitters that are involved in pain, epilepsy and anxiety.
How has Lyrica been studied?
Lyrica has been compared with placebo (a dummy treatment) in 22 studies:
for peripheral neuropathic pain, there were ten studies involving over 3,000 patients, about half of whom had diabetic neuropathy and half of whom had pain following shingles. A further study was carried out in 137 patients with central neuropathic pain due to a spinal-cord injury. The studies lasted up to 12 weeks. The effectiveness of Lyrica was measured using a standard pain questionnaire;
for epilepsy, there were three studies involving over 1,000 patients. The main measure of effectiveness was the change in the number of seizures after 11 to 12 weeks;
for generalised anxiety disorder, there were eight studies involving over 3,000 patients. Effectiveness was measured using a standard anxiety questionnaire after four to eight weeks.
What benefit has Lyrica shown during the studies?
In neuropathic pain, Lyrica was more effective than placebo in decreasing pain. In peripheral neuropathic pain, 35% of the patients treated with Lyrica had a decrease in pain scores of 50% or more, compared with 18% of the patients treated with placebo. In central neuropathic pain, 22% of patients treated with Lyrica had a decrease in pain scores of 50% or more, compared with 8% of the patients treated with placebo.
In epilepsy, Lyrica reduced the number of seizures: about 45% of the patients taking 600 mg Lyrica a day and about 35% of those taking 300 mg Lyrica a day had a reduction in seizures of 50% or more. This compared with about 10% of the patients taking placebo.
In generalised anxiety disorder, Lyrica was more effective than placebo: 52% of the patients taking Lyrica had an improvement of 50% or more, compared with 38% of the patients taking placebo.
What is the risk associated with Lyrica?
The most common side effects with Lyrica (seen in more than 1 patient in 10) are dizziness and somnolence (sleepiness). For the full list of all side effects reported with Lyrica, see the package leaflet.
Lyrica should not be used in people who may be hypersensitive (allergic) to pregabalin or any of the other ingredients.
Why has Lyrica been approved?
The CHMP decided that Lyrica's benefits are greater than its risks and recommended that it be given marketing authorisation.
Other information about Lyrica
The European Commission granted a marketing authorisation valid throughout the European Union for Lyrica to Pfizer Limited on 6 July 2004. The marketing authorisation is valid for an unlimited period.
For more information about treatment with Lyrica, read the package leaflet (also part of the EPAR) or contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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More detail is available in the summary of product characteristics
This EPAR was last updated on 19/06/2019
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EMEA/H/C/000546
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International non-proprietary name (INN) or common name
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N03AX16
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Pharmacotherapeutic group
Anti epileptics
other anti epileptics
Therapeutic indication
Lyrica is indicated for the treatment of peripheral and central neuropathic pain in adults.
Lyrica is indicated as adjunctive therapy in adults with partial seizures with or without secondary generalisation.
Lyrica is indicated for the treatment of generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) in adults.
Changes since initial authorisation of medicine
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EMA/CHMP/520162/2015
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Where Is We Own This City's Maurice Ward Now?
Dhruv Trivedi
Image Credit: WMAR-2 News/YouTube
HBO's 'We Own This City' follows the notorious Gun Trace Task Force (GTTF) of the Baltimore Police Department and its most corrupt members. Under Sergeant Wayne Jenkins, multiple members of the specialized police team use their positions to commit major and minor crimes to enrich themselves. The show depicts many of these crimes in substantial detail while also dramatizing the subsequent investigations into the concerned officers.
Episode 4, in particular, focuses on Maurice Ward and his testimony with regard to the (GTTF) and the crimes committed by its leader, Wayne Jenkins. Considering much of the HBO series is inspired by real people and events, let's take a look at where the actual Maurice Ward is now.
Who is Maurice Ward?
Maurice Ward is a former officer of the Baltimore Police Department who joined the Special Enforcement Section (SES) team in 2015. He was reportedly called to the squad by Wayne Jenkins and readily accepted the position. Ward (pictured on the left) soon became friends with Evodio Hendrix (pictured on the right), who was also on the unit and had stolen small amounts of money in the past using his position as a police officer. Ward also skimmed money from time to time but soon realized that others like Wayne Jenkins were in the habit of stealing much larger amounts.
Image Credit: WJZ/YouTube
In fact, Ward later claimed that he went along with the crimes because he wanted to be accepted in the group as a team player. At one point, Ward even threw away the money that constituted his "cut" after a raid. He would have had a tough time explaining the money to his wife, who was also a police official. Ward was present during many of Jenkins' infamous crimes, including the time they confiscated about $20,000 and about 20-25 pounds of marijuana from a drug deal. Later, the Sergeant reportedly gave Ward $5000 out of the stolen money.
As per reports, the same evening, Jenkins also stole money from a stripper. Then there was the incident wherein Ward was present when Jenkins had another officer shoot a video of them opening a safe in a suspect's house and discovering $100,000 in it. Except, the video was a fake, and Jenkins had already removed a substantial amount of money from the safe before closing it up again and making it seem that it had been opened for the first time on camera. This time around, Ward's cut was $20,000.
As per Ward's testimony, on his way home, he decided not to keep the money and subsequently disposed of it in the wilderness near his home. Ward and Hendrix were each sentenced to seven years in prison in June 2018. Both former officers cooperated extensively with investigators, and the prosecution went so far as to ask for reduced sentences for them in exchange.
Ward was 36-years-old at the time of his sentencing and tearfully stated, "I know my actions made the trust issues with the citizens even further than they were before." His defense attorney, Paul Enzinna, claimed that Ward had been a reluctant participant in many of the robberies, noting the time he reportedly discarded the $20,000. He also said that Ward had asked for a transfer from Jenkins' unit on multiple occasions but had been denied.
Where Is Maurice Ward Now?
Maurice Ward was released from prison on February 16, 2022, along with his former colleague and conspirator, Evodio Hendrix. Both former police officials got early release after being sentenced to seven years in prison in June 2018. The fact that both Ward and Hendrix cooperated with the authorities seemingly played a role in their early release.
Attorney Jeremy Eldridge also explained that their crimes, which consisted mainly of falsely claiming overtime pay, were less egregious than those of Jenkins, who committed acts of violence against Baltimore City citizens. Thus, Ward was let off relatively early. Details about his current whereabouts remain scant, but Ward is seemingly on supervised release and hails from Middle River in Baltimore County.
Read More: Where is We Own This City's Daniel Hersl Now?


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The Christmas Lamb / The Crippled Lamb – 2000
source Brian Cummings, Jeannie Elias, Jesse Corti, Jodi Benson, Mark Hamill, Melissa Disney, Robby Benson, Townsend Coleman
Tagged Brian Cummings, Jeannie Elias, Jesse Corti, Jodi Benson, Mark Hamill, Melissa Disney, Robby Benson, Townsend Coleman
The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus – 2000
source Brianne Siddall, Carlos Alazaraqui, Carlos Alazraqui, Cynthia Songé, Dixie Carter, Gary Lamb, Hal Holbrook, Jess Harnell, Jim Cummings, Kath Soucie, Margie Nelson, Mary Kay Bergman, Maurice LaMarche, Melissa Disney, Nick Jameson, Robby Benson, Roger Freeland, Sylvie Boyer
Tagged Brianne Siddall, Carlos Alazaraqui, Carlos Alazraqui, Cynthia Songé, Dixie Carter, Gary Lamb, Hal Holbrook, Jess Harnell, Jim Cummings, Kath Soucie, Margie Nelson, Mary Kay Bergman, Maurice LaMarche, Melissa Disney, Nick Jameson, Robby Benson, Roger Freeland, Sylvie Boyer
Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas – 1997
source Andrea Robinson, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters, Bill Cantos, Bobbi Page, Carmen Twillie, David Ogden Stiers, Frank Welker, Gene Miller, Gregg Edelman, Haley Joel Osment, Howard McGillin, Jeff Bennett, Jeff Blumenkrantz, Jerry Orbach, Jim Cummings, Judith Blazer, Judy Kaye, Kath Soucie, Kevin Dorsey, Lauren Mitchell, Martin Vidnovic, Maxine Waters Willard, Oren Waters, Paige O'Hara, Paul Reubens, Rebecca Luker, Robby Benson, Sharon Scruggs, Ted Sperling, Tim Curry, Victoria Clark, Wilbur Pauley
Tagged Andrea Robinson, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters, Bill Cantos, Bobbi Page, Carmen Twillie, David Ogden Stiers, Frank Welker, Gene Miller, Gregg Edelman, Haley Joel Osment, Howard McGillin, Jeff Bennett, Jeff Blumenkrantz, Jerry Orbach, Jim Cummings, Judith Blazer, Judy Kaye, Kath Soucie, Kevin Dorsey, Lauren Mitchell, Martin Vidnovic, Maxine Waters Willard, Oren Waters, Paige O'Hara, Paul Reubens, Rebecca Luker, Robby Benson, Sharon Scruggs, Ted Sperling, Tim Curry, Victoria Clark, Wilbur Pauley
Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse – 2001
source Alan Young, Alvin Chea, April Winchell, Bill Farmer, Blayne Weaver, Bobbi Page, Carlos Alazraqui, Carolyn Gardner, Clarence Nash, Colin Davis, Corey Burton, David Ogden Stiers, Dessie Flynn, Dick Billingsley, Eddie Carroll, Ernie Sabella, Frank Welker, Hal Smith, J.P. Manoux, James MacDonald, Jeff Bennett, Jennifer Hale, Jodi Benson, Joe Pizzulo, John Cleese, Jon Robert Hall, Jonathan Freeman, Jonnie Hall, Joseph Williams, Kath Soucie, Kevin Schon, Laurie A. Schillinger, Laurie Schillinger, Lori Perry, Mark Moseley, Maurice LaMarche, Meagan Moore, Michael Welch, Niki Harris, Nikita Hopkins, Paige O'Hara, Pat Carroll, Patricia Parris, Peter Cullen, Pinto Colvig, Randy Crenshaw, Rick Logan, Rob Paulsen, Robby Benson, Russi Taylor, Sally Dworsky, Susan Stevens Logan, Susie Stevens-Logan, Terry Wood, Tony Anselmo, Tress MacNeille, Wayne Allwine, Will Ryan
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Q: SQLite: Multiple Table Join I have a simple one two many relationship.
There are three tables
Main:
ID TITLE
________
1  Peter
2  Lars

Orders:
SKU MAIN_ID
___________
RFX 1
HNI 2
RRP 2

Tools:
NAME  MAIN_ID
____________
FORK  1
KNIFE 1
SPOON 2

So orders and tools hava a MAIN_ID which refers to the Main table.
So Peter has the order RFX and the tools FORK and SPOON
Lars has the orders HNI and RRP and the tool SPOON.
How can I do a single query to find out which orders and tools peter has and which ones lars has?
I tried it with an inner join but then there are duplicate entries.

A: You probably want to use group_concat() to get the values in one row.  However, you need to pre-aggregate the data before the join:
select m.*, o.skus, t.tools
from main m join
     (select main_id, group_concat(sku) as skus
      from orders
      group by main_id
     ) o
     on o.main_id = m.id join
     (select main_id, group_concat(name) as tools
      from tools
      group by main_id
     ) t
     on t.main_id = m.id;


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Q: Nodejs, Socket.io, Redis, Laravel - security? I'm using Laravel 5.1 for my backend and at the same time, I have Nodejs server running purely for socket.io and this is only for the 'news' table.
Basically, every single time an item is added to the news table in mySQL, Laravel broadcasts an event, which is caught by socket.io on the client and then socket.io sends off an AJAX call to the server API to retrieve the news item.
I am very new to Node.js and this is my first project actually using it. I was thinking about using pusher instead, for Real-time updates, but wanted to try something new and went for this setup.
So my question is, how secure is Node.js server in this scenario? It runs a very simple server at the moment as I said, which is solely for socket.io and nothing else. Are there any security measures I should take before the app goes LIVE?

A: If you only use socket.io and your backend script in node only dispatches to the socket (and doesn't receive any data from the front end), you shouldn't have anything to worry about. You could also only dispatch to clients that have a PHP session, and for that you can use Redis between PHP & Node.


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Posted October 16th, 2018 • Posted in Press Releases • Author: Shan Human Rights Foundation
Farmer Riding Motorcycle Shot Dead by Burma Army Patrol Near China's Trans-Burma Oil and gas Pipelines in Kyaukme, northern Shan State
On October 1, 2018, at about 6 pm, a 34-year-old farmer riding a motorcycle was shot and killed by a patrol of Burma Army troops from LIB 504 in Kyaukme township, northern Shan State, close to China's trans-Burma oil and gas pipelines.
The farmer, Sai Ai Htun, from Nawng Arng village, about 10 miles east of Kyaukme town, was on his way to his hill farm, when he saw a group of about 15 Burma Army soldiers from Hsipaw-based LIB 504 patrolling near the entrance of his farm. Fearful of meeting them, he turned his motorbike around and began riding away. The troops called out to him to stop, and shot after him. A bullet entered his back and killed him.
At 7 pm, the commander of the LIB 504 troops phoned to the chairman of Hong Hang village tract, Lung Kyaw Hla, and two headmen from Nawng Arng village. He said, "We have shot a villager by mistake. You can come and identify which village he is from."
At about 7:30 pm the chairman arrived at the scene of the shooting, and recognized the body as that of Sai Ai Htun. The captain then asked the village headmen what they wanted to do about the case. He said: "We are really sorry and apologize for mistakenly shooting him."
At about 8 pm, a villager called a car from the Nam Khong Foundation to take the body to Kyaukme hospital for a post mortem.
At about 9 pm, the headmen came back to Nawng Arng village to inform Sai Ai Htun's mother and wife about the killing. Then at about 11 pm, the headmen and mother went to the police office at Kyaukme to report the shooting.
On October 2nd, at about 10 am, military officers from LIB 501 and 504, with about fifteen soldiers, came in three cars to the house of a headman of Nawng Arng village to talk about the case, and called Sai Ai Htun's mother and wife to join them.
Then they asked his mother what she wanted to do, and whether she wanted to bring charges in court. They said: "Whatever you want is fine with us, but if you take the case to court, it will be very time-consuming, also for us, and it will also not bring your son back."
Finally, the headman and the mother said that they would not press charges in court, and that it should be settled out of court. Then the military provided one sack of rice costing 35,000 kyats (USD 22), three bottles of cooking oil, 1 kilogram of sugar, one packet of coffee and 1 million kyat (USD 630) to his wife. They said that the money and the food were not meant as compensation, but just to help the family. The chairman, headman, mother and wife all agreed to sign that they were satisfied with this. Then at about 1 pm the troops left the house. Then the headman, mother and wife went to the hospital and cremated Sai Ai Htun at Kyaukme cemetery at about 2 pm.
Sai Ai Htun was the son of Lung Htun and Ba Whar of Wan Nawng Arng village. His wife's name was Nang Shwe Ying, and they had one daughter, aged 6 months.
On October 3rd, another Burma Army officer from LIB 504, under Kyaukme-based Military Operations Command no. 1, came with about five soldiers to the Nawng Arng headman again to make sure that the decision was final, and that the family would not press charges.
The shooting incident occurred about 15 meters from the oil and gas pipelines traversing northern Shan State to China from the Bay of Bengal at Kyaukphyu in Rakhine State. The pipelines run between Kyaukme and Hsipaw, close to the famous Bawgyo pagoda. Local farmers protested against the pipelines as they were being built by the China National Petroleum Corporation in 2012, but to no avail. Apart from the loss of land to the project, Bawgyo is a salt farming location, and residents were concerned that the high salt content of the soil would corrode the pipelines and cause leaks or explosions.
When the pipelines were built, fifteen farmers from Nawng Arng village lost about 25 acres of farmland.
Sai Hor Hseng +66: 62- 941-9600 (Shan, English)
Sai Yord Luen +66: 97- 173-1530 (Shan, Burmese)
Download this press release in English HERE.
BHRN Concerned Over Arakan State Troop Buildup and Border Wall Rhetoric
ရခိုင်ပြည်နယ်တွင်ဖက်ဆစ်စစ်တပ်မှအကြမ်းဖက်နေမှုများနှင့်ပတ်သက်၍ ဗကသများအဖွဲ့ချုပ်၏ သဘောထားကြေညာချက်
မတရားဖမ်းဆီးချုပ်နှောင် သတ်ဖြတ်ခံရသည့် ရွာသား ၃ ဦး အတွက် မြန်မာနိုင်ငံအရပ်ဖက်အဖွဲ့အစည်းများမှ အမှန်တရား ပေါ်ပေါက်ရန်နှင့် တရားမျှတမှု ရရှိရန်တောင်းဆိုခြင်း
7 Civilians Killed as Tatmadaw Bomb Village in Paletwa Township
Southeast Asian States Should Heed Call for Global Ceasefire, Ensure Conflict Sensitivity and Human Rights in Responding to COVID19 Crisis


An upscale resort is the best idea for a summer vacation, so check out the five reasons to go to Greensprings Vacation Resort.
If you are a fan of wine tasting, make sure to take a trip to the Williamsburg Winery. The winery offers tastings on a constant basis, as well as many other wine related events. Head over there in order to surprise your significant other with something special, and maybe purchase a bottle of your favorite wine.
The hotel gives you the chance to play any sport you like. Greensprings features tennis courts, but also a basketball course. You can take classes with a professional instructor if you feel the need to improve your skills, or simply play a match against your friends.
No matter whether the weather is warm or not, the resort offers 2 different pools. You can relax and enjoy the good weather at the outdoor pool, or go for a morning swim at the indoor pool. These pools are open everyday, all day long to both kids and their parents.
The resort provides all the modern facilitates in order to make your stay comfortable. The rooms feature air conditioning systems, flat screen TVs and cable. In addition to that, every room features high speed Wi-Fi and a balcony, for anyone to enjoy the amazing views.
You should consider going back home with a cool souvenir from your vacation. If you feel like doing some shopping, check out the hotel's souvenir shops, but also the other stores and malls in the area. You will be able to quickly find accessories, bath products, but also clothes and apparel. If you brought your kids along, you should know that many stores include toys and games.


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- Előre egyeztetett helyen és időben.
Vadonat új kamera, több célra is alkalmas, nagyon jó képe van.
1. Using a large 1/2.7''CMOS sensor, bringing 1920x1080 Full HD resolution.
visual distance can be 9 meters.
becomes the second portable monitoring room.
Can download APP "Xiaomi Smart Home" from Apple Store or Google Play for the convenience of use. Find the setting menu,change the "local" to China mainland and "language" to English.


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A splendid walk from main post office square leads up to this spring (2085 m) which also has some panoramic views of snow capped mountains across. This place is surrounded by majestic trees, that The Great Freedom Fighter of Indian History, Subhash Chandra Bose spent a lot of time mediating during 1937. The place is name after Eminent freedom fighter Subash Chandra Bose during his secret visit. A nice Secluded place.
Located at a distance of 1 Km from Dalhousie is the picturesque site of Subhash Baoli. The place has been named Subhash Chandra Bose, the famous freedom fighter had spent a lot of time in the region in the year 1937. Subhash Baoli is a charismatic spot circumscribed by huge towering trees. The natural spectacle of the place makes is one of the most popular tourist spots in Dalhousie. Subhash Baoli is famous for the captivating view of the snow capped peaks that it offers. It is here that Subhash Chandra Bose sat and meditated during his stay at Dalhousie. Other sources say that he would drink water from this lake. But at the monument itself, you'll find a large plaque that bears his story. He was very attached to this area. And so, when he died, a small shelter was built here so anyone inspired by either him or the surroundings, or even both, can sit here and find peace. The same historical location is now provided with seating arrangements where tourists can sit and enjoy the natural panorama of the overlooking mountains which gives a canvas like feeling. The majestic mountains and the canopy of the blue sky reverberates the memory of the great hero of Indian independence.
Subhash Baoli Spring, at an altitude of 2,085 m, is a natural water spring. It is one of the prime attractions of Dalhousie. Encircled by majestic trees, the place is blessed with scenic vistas of snowcapped mountains. The spring is about 2 km away from the GPO square. You can also walk around this area. Even though it's not exactly tucked away or off the main road, there is a sense of peace here. The moment you break away from your group and stand in silence looking at the lake, you are filled with a sense of wonder and the fact that one is so small in comparison to nature. Opposite Subhash Baoli is a breathtaking waterfall ending in a glacial stream. It's an easy walk up to the source of the stream and if you decide to take it, you will be walking through the forests, over flat stones. You can actually stand at the base of the waterfall without getting wet and let the water form a transparent cave around you. Once you pull yourself away from this spot, you can stop at the tiny tea shop which blares Bollywood music and has a small fire going to warm its visitors. So easy to get to and so unassuming at first glance, Subhash Baoli will surprise you with the amount of time you'll end up spending there.


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Home News Hyundai Venue Facelift Spied Yet Again
Hyundai Venue Facelift Spied Yet Again
December 20, 2021 | Team Motoroids
Early this year, we spotted a facelift version of Hyundai Venue but unfortunately, it was heavily camouflaged. However, we now get to see a much clearer look at the Venue facelift thanks to a new spy shot from Korea where it is undergoing tests. The new Hyundai Venue will continue to face competition from the likes of Mahindra XUV300, Kia Sonet, Tata Nexon, and the new Maruti Suzuki Brezza which will be launched in the coming months.
The spy shot reveals the rear of the facelifted Hyundai Venue. The new spy shot clearly showcases the tailgates along with rear bumpers and redesigned tail lamps. The angular tail lamp design is similar to the one on Hyundai Creta which will be connected to a thin LED strip. There will be changes on the front as well which include a grille and the redesigned front bumper. The current Venue comes with projector headlamps, projector fog light, and LED DRL setup which will continue to be offered albeit with some minor changes. Moving to the side, the Venue facelift comes with new 16-inch alloy wheels. Other details include dual exhaust tips which indicate the turbocharged petrol engine under the hood.
The interior layout is also likely to remain more or less unchanged. Hyundai might upgrade the 8-inch infotainment system to a larger 10-inch unit. One can also expect an upgraded instrument cluster with a larger screen. The Venue facelift will continue to be well-loaded like the iteration. For reference, the current Venue comes loaded with features like a cooled glovebox, keyless entry, push start/stop, cruise control, sunroof, Bluelink connected car tech, automatic climate control, 8-inch touchscreen compatible with android auto and apple car play, wireless charging, and projector headlamps.
The Venue comes with three engines and four transmission options. The naturally aspirated 1.2-litre four-cylinder engine churns out 83ps and 114 nm of torque. It is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The 1.5-liter diesel churns out 100ps and 250nm of torque mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. The turbocharged 1.0 liter 3 cylinder petrol engine produces 120ps and 172 nm of torque. It gets an option of a 6-speed manual, 7-speed dual-clutch automatic, and a 6-speed iMT.
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"I Want My Job Back," Says M'sian Who Was Fired by Bank Negara For Wearing Anti-GST Shirt
Tara Thiagarajan
Source: FMT | YouTube & The Star
With the new government running the country for the past month, a lot of changes have taken place, and prominent heads and CEOs, including Bank Negara Malaysia's (BNM) governor, have started to resign from their positions following Pakatan Harapan's takeover.
Now, amidst all these changes, one Malaysian is hoping to get her job back after claiming that she was unfairly fired under the previous Barisan Nasional (BN) government.
According to Free Malaysia Today, a former BNM employee reportedly did not receive any advance notice when she was unexpectedly fired in July 2017 after working for the central bank for 12 years. She claimed that she was unfairly fired for wearing an anti-GST shirt at a Labour Day rally back in 2016.
Source: FMT | YouTube
Y. Kohila, 43, was reportedly investigated by her former employer after she was accused of writing two press statements supporting Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) during the 13th general elections. She told The Star,
"I want my job back. It was an unfair dismissal. There was no evidence to show that I did anything wrong or tarnished the image of the bank."
"As a citizen, it is my right to participate in civil and political organisations. What I did was my business and I did not tarnish the name of the bank. I did the best in my job.
"Most workers in Malaysia are afraid to voice out their opinions openly because they are scared of losing their job. That's why I am fighting this."
Source: FMT
Just yesterday (11th June), Kohila, along with the Oppressed People's Network (Jerit) and PSM members, went to the Prime Minister's Office to hand over a memorandum in hopes that she will be re-employed by Bank Negara. She had also met with Human Resources Minister M. Kulasegaran at his office in Putrajaya that same day.
Let's hope the Prime Minister's Office and other relevant bodies look into this matter thoroughly and help Kohila out!
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Also read: 5 Malaysian Heads & CEOs Who Unexpectedly Resigned Since May 2018
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