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We respect the privacy of your personal and corporate information. This Privacy Policy describes how ERPLY collects, uses and discloses information, and what choices you have with respect to the information. ERPLY Privacy Policy also reflect changes in new data protection law (GDPR). Under "ERPLY" this Privacy Policy refers to ERPLY entity that acts as controller or processor of your information, as explained in more detail in the "Identifying the Data Controller and Processor" section below.
Applicability Of This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to ERPLY's retail ERP software, including the associated ERPLY Point-Of-Sale solutions (collectively, the "Services"), Erply.com and other ERPLY websites (collectively, the "Websites") and other interactions with ERPLY (e.g., customer inquiries, conferences, etc.). If you do not agree with the terms, do not access or use the Services, Websites or any other aspect of ERPLY's business.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to any third party applications or software that integrate with the Services through the ERPLY platform ("Third Party Services"), or any other third party products, services or businesses. In addition, a separate agreement governs delivery, access and use of the Services (the "Customer Agreement") or other content submitted through Services accounts (collectively, "Customer Data"). The organization (e.g., your employer or another entity or person) that entered into the Customer Agreement ("Customer") controls their instance of the Services (their "Workspace") and any associated Customer Data. If you have any questions about specific Workspace settings and privacy practices, please contact the Customer whose Workspace you use.
Information We Collect And Receive
ERPLY may collect and receive Customer Data, other information and data ("Other Information") in a variety of ways. When you visit or use our Website or Services in any way, we collect and process different types of information about you:
Customer Data. Customers or individuals granted access to a Workspace by a Customer ("Authorized Users") routinely submit Customer Data to ERPLY when using the Services. Such information can vary depending on your use of the Website or Services. Such information may include your customers or employees personal data such as:
Identity Data including first name, last name, gender, birthday, username or similar identifier, and titles.
Identificators Data including loyalty card number and national ID code.
Contact Data including billing address, delivery address, email address, webpage, social media identificators, fax and telephone numbers. Such information can also include contact persons and representatives data.
Professional Data including your authorization level, job title, company information, workplace, and other management and sales related data and goals.
Financial Data including bank, bank account, additional payer person, deadlines, penalties, and credit details. Other financial information can include reward points, coupons, and gift cards.
Transaction Data including details about payments and sales documents to and from you and other details of products and services you have purchased from us.
Marketing and Communications Data including your preferences in receiving marketing from us and our third parties and your communication preferences with your Customers.
Custom information which the Authorized User can add to the person via attributes, extra parameters or attached files.
Other Information. ERPLY also collects, generates and/or receives Other Information:
Log Data may include the Internet Protocol (IP) address, the date and time the Services were used, User identificator, and what processing was done. Our servers automatically collect information when you access or use our Websites or Services and record it.
Services Metadata may include logs about features, content and links you interact with and what Third Party Services are used (if any). When an Authorized User interacts with the Services, metadata is generated that provides additional context about the way Authorized Users work.
Technical Data includes internet protocol (IP) address, time zone setting and location, Services extension ("Plug-ins") types and versions, and other technology you use to access for processing purposes of Services.
Profile Data includes account purchases or orders made by you, your preferences, feedback, communications and survey responses, and your login username and password.
Custom information which can vary depending on extra developed functionalities, active Plug-ins or other Customer self-made Plug-Ins and functionalities.
Cookie Information. ERPLY uses cookies and similar technologies in our Websites and Services that help us collect Other Information. The Websites and Services may also include cookies and similar tracking technologies of third parties, which may collect Other Information about you via the Websites and Services and across other websites and online services.
Third Party Services. Customer can choose to permit or restrict Third Party Services. Typically, Third Party Services are software that integrate with our Services, and Customer can permit its Authorized Users to enable and disable these integrations for their Workspace. Once enabled, the provider of a Third Party Service may share certain information with ERPLY. Authorized Users should check the privacy settings and notices in these Third Party Services to understand what data may be disclosed to ERPLY. When a Third Party Service is enabled, ERPLY is authorized to connect and access Other Information made available to ERPLY in accordance with our agreement with the Third Party Provider.
Third Party Data. ERPLY may receive data about organizations, industries, Website visitors, marketing campaigns and other matters related to our business from parent corporation(s), affiliates and subsidiaries, our partners or others that we use to make our own information better or more useful. This data may be combined with Other Information we collect and might include aggregate level data.
Additional Information Provided to ERPLY. We receive Other Information when submitted to our Websites or if you participate in a focus group, contest, activity or event, apply for a job, request support, interact with our social media accounts or otherwise communicate with ERPLY.
Generally, no one is under a statutory or contractual obligation to provide any Customer Data or Other Information (collectively, "Information"). However, certain Information is collected automatically and, if some Information, such as Workspace setup details, is not provided, we may be unable to provide the Services. Moreover, certain information provided by Customer to ERPLY can vary depending on the agreed-upon contractual obligations of both parties and hence this list of data being processed by ERPLY can differ. ERPLY is not obligated to know about the data which the Customer inserts into the ERPLY Services and Websites, and Customer is 100% owner of their data, hence Controller to their data and obligated to follow the current Data Protection Law.
Our Websites and Services may, from time to time, contain links to third party websites. If you follow a link to any of those third party websites, please note that those websites have their own privacy policies and we do not accept any responsibility or liability for those practices. Please check those policies before you submit any personal data to those websites.
Age Limitations
To the extent prohibited by applicable law, ERPLY does not allow use of our Services and Websites by anyone younger than 16 years old. If you learn that anyone younger than 16 has unlawfully provided us with personal data, please contact us and we will takes steps to delete such information. Insertion of Customer Data containing personal data of individuals younger than 16 years old into ERPLY is prohibited without parental or other guardian lawful permission.
Customer Data will be used by ERPLY in accordance with Customer's instructions, including any applicable terms in the Customer Agreement and Customer's use of Services functionality, and as required by Data Protection Law or other applicable law. ERPLY is a processor of Customer Data and Customer is the controller.
ERPLY uses Other Information in furtherance of our legitimate interests in operating our Services, Websites and business. More specifically, ERPLY uses Other Information:
To provide, update, maintain and protect our Services, Websites and business. This includes use of Other Information to support delivery of the Services under a Customer Agreement, prevent or address service errors, security or technical issues, analyze and monitor usage, trends and other activities or at an Authorized User's request.
As required by applicable law, legal process or regulation.
To communicate with you by responding to your requests, comments and questions. If you contact us, we may use your Other Information to respond.
To develop and provide additional features. ERPLY tries to make the Services as useful as possible for specific Workspaces and Authorized Users. For example, we may identify organizational trends and insights, to customize a Services experience or create new productivity features and products.
To send emails and other communications. We may send you service, technical and other administrative emails, messages and other types of communications. We may also contact you to inform you about changes in our Services, our Services offerings, and important Services-related notices, such as security and fraud notices. These communications are considered part of the Services and you may not opt out of them. In addition, we sometimes send emails about new product features, promotional communications or other news about ERPLY. These are marketing messages so you can control whether you receive them.
For billing, account management and other administrative matters. ERPLY may need to contact you for invoicing, account management and similar reasons and we use account data to administer accounts and keep track of billing and payments.
To investigate and help prevent security issues and abuse.
If Information is aggregated or de-identified so it is no longer reasonably associated with an identified or identifiable natural person, ERPLY may use it for any business purpose. To the extent Information is associated with an identified or identifiable natural person and is protected as personal data under applicable Data Protection Law, it is referred to in this Privacy Policy as "Personal Data."
ERPLY will retain Customer Data in accordance with a Customer's instructions, including any applicable terms in the Customer Agreement and Customer's use of Services functionality, and as required by applicable law. The deletion of Customer Data and other use of the Services by Customer may result in the deletion and/or de-identification of certain associated Other Information. For more detail, please contact Customer or ERPLY support which contact can be found at the bottom of this privacy policy. ERPLY may retain Other Information pertaining to you for as long as necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy. This may include keeping your Other Information after you have deactivated your account for the period of time needed for ERPLY to pursue legitimate business interests, conduct audits, comply with (and demonstrate compliance with) legal obligations, resolve disputes and enforce our agreements.
This section describes how ERPLY may share and disclose Information. Customers determine their own policies and practices for the sharing and disclosure of Information, and ERPLY does not control how they or any other third parties choose to share or disclose Information.
Customer's Instructions. ERPLY will solely share and disclose Customer Data in accordance with a Customer's instructions, including any applicable terms in the Customer Agreement and Customer's use of Services functionality, and in compliance with applicable law and legal process.
Displaying the Services. When an Authorized User submits Other Information, it may be displayed to other Authorized Users.
Customer Access. Owners, administrators, Authorized Users and other Customer representatives and personnel may be able to access, modify or restrict access to Other Information.
Third Party Service Providers and Partners. We may engage third party companies or individuals as service providers or business partners to process Other Information and support our business.
Third Party Services. Customer may enable or permit Authorized Users to enable Third Party Services. When enabled, ERPLY may share Other Information with Third Party Services. Third Party Services are not owned or controlled by ERPLY and third parties that have been granted access to Other Information may have their own policies and practices for its collection and use. Please check the privacy settings and notices in these Third Party Services or contact the provider for any questions.
Corporate Affiliates. ERPLY may share Other Information with its corporate affiliates, parents and/or subsidiaries.
During a Change to ERPLY's Business. If ERPLY engages in a merger, acquisition, bankruptcy, dissolution, reorganization, sale of some or all of ERPLY's assets or stock, financing, public offering of securities, acquisition of all or a portion of our business, a similar transaction or proceeding, or steps in contemplation of such activities (e.g. due diligence), some or all Other Information may be shared or transferred, subject to standard confidentiality arrangements.
Aggregated or De-identified Data. We may disclose or use aggregated or de-identified Other Information for any purpose.
To Comply with Laws. If we receive a request for information, we may disclose Other Information if we reasonably believe disclosure is in accordance with or required by any applicable law, regulation or legal process.
To enforce our rights, prevent fraud, and for safety. To protect and defend the rights, property or safety of ERPLY or third parties, including enforcing contracts or policies, or in connection with investigating and preventing fraud or security issues.
With Consent. ERPLY may share Other Information with third parties when we have consent to do so.
ERPLY takes security of data very seriously. ERPLY works hard to protect Other Information you provide from loss, misuse, and unauthorized access or disclosure. These steps take into account the sensitivity of the Other Information we collect, process and store, and the current state of technology. ERPLY has signed confidentiality agreements with our personnel. The personnel will receive training when onboarding and as well as on an ongoing basis. ERPLY transfers your data over secure protocols and data is kept only on dedicated environments which ERPLY fully owns at our hosting partners. The environment that hosts the ERPLY services maintains multiple certifications, including ISO 27001 compliance. To learn more about current practices and policies regarding security and confidentiality of the Services, please see our Security Practices. Given the nature of communications and information processing technology, ERPLY cannot guarantee that Information, during transmission through the Internet or while stored on our systems or otherwise in our care, will be absolutely safe from intrusion by others.
How Long Do We Store Your Data?
We store your personal data during the time that you are a Customer of the ERPLY Services, and for up to ten years after you cease to be a Customer or User. If you have never been a Customer or registered User of ERPLY, but have consented to receive marketing inquiries or other information from ERPLY, we may store your data until you have opted-out from marketing subscription. We reserve the right to store or delete your personal data earlier or later than set forth herein if required to do so by an applicable law or regulation, including the current Data Protection Law and for the exercise or defence of legal claims.
ERPLY is committed to ensuring that you have control and visibility to your personal data and it´s processing. Below is a summary of your rights and additional commitments from ERPLY. You may exercise your rights by contacting us at dpo@erply.com. ERPLY will only process requests from individuals directly associated to ERPLY Services, hence will only process requests about Personal Data for which ERPLY is controller party. It is your responsibility to ensure that any information you have provided to us is accurate and up-to-date.
Right of Access. You can request a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
Right to Erasure ('Right to be Forgotten'). You have the right to request that your personal data be deleted in certain circumstances including:
The personal data are no longer needed for the purpose for which they were initially collected;
You withdraw your provided consent for processing (Only applicable for processing where consent was required);
You object to the processing and there are no overriding legitimate grounds justifying us processing the personal data;
The personal data have been unlawfully processed; or
To comply with a legal obligation.
Right to Restriction of Processing. You can ask us to restrict use of your personal data where:
The accuracy of the personal data is contested;
The processing is unlawful but you do not want it erased;
We no longer need the personal data but you require it for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims; or
You have objected to the processing and verification as to our overriding legitimate grounds is pending.
We can continue to use your personal data:
Where we have your consent to do so;
For the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims;
To protect the rights of another; or
For reasons of important public interest.
Right to Data Portability. Where you have provided personal data to us, you have a right to receive such personal data back in a structured, commonly-used and machine-readable format, and to have those data transmitted to a third-party data controller without hindrance but in each case only where:
The processing is carried out by automated means; and
The processing is based on your consent or on the performance of a contract with you.
Right to Object. You have a right to object to the processing of your personal data in those cases where we are processing your personal data in reliance on our legitimate interests. In such a case we will stop processing your personal data unless we can demonstrate compelling legitimate interests which override your interests. You also have the right to object where we are processing your personal data for direct marketing purposes.
If you do not want to receive newsletters, announcements, or other communications and/or services from the ERPLY, please do not opt-in for those communications or services at the time of registration. ERPLY only exercises two types of consents which of first is required for us to provide Services to Customer and such consent can be only opted-out once legal agreement and obligations between ERPLY and the Customer has ended. If Customer has opted-in to direct marketing consent, the Customer is given option to discontinue receiving future communications (i.e., unsubscribe) from ERPLY via e-mail. Simply follow the unsubscribe process or directions provided at the bottom of the e-mail.
Automated Decision-Making. In ERPLY no such functionality exists in our standard Services and we do not exercise any automated decision-making for our business or other processes. If any of our Customers exercises such decision-making to process the individual´s personal data, such individual should contact the Customer with such requests.
Right to Complain. You have the right to lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Authority, in particular in the Member State of your residence, place of work or place of an alleged infringement, if you are unhappy with how we are processing your personal data. We will respond to your request in writing, or orally if requested, as soon as practicable and in any event not more than one month after receipt of your request. That period may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of requests. We will inform you of any such extension within one month of receipt of your request. We may request proof of identification to verify your request. All requests should be addressed to dpo@erply.com.
International Data Transfers Privacy Shield And Contractual Terms
ERPLY keeps all European Customer data in EU data centres only. ERPLY may transfer your Personal Data to countries other than the one in which you live. We deploy the following safeguards if ERPLY transfers Personal Data originating from the European Union or Switzerland to other countries not deemed adequate under applicable data protection law:
E.U.-U.S. Privacy Shield and Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield. To comply with European Union and Swiss data protection laws, ERPLY only discloses your data to partners who are certified under the E.U.-U.S. Privacy Shield and the Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield. These frameworks were developed to enable companies to comply with data protection requirements when transferring personal data from the European Union and Switzerland to the United States. To learn more about the Privacy Shield Program, please see https://www.privacyshield.gov/welcome.
European Union Model Clauses. ERPLY utilizes European Union Model Clauses, also known as Standard Contractual Clauses, to meet the adequacy and security requirements for our Customers that operate in the European Union, and other international transfers of Customer Data to third party entities that process your data in countries that don´t have implemented same data protection standards with EEA region and hence don´t provide adequate level of protection by it´s local legislation.
To communicate with our Data Protection Officer, please email dpo@erply.com.
Identifying The Data Controller And Processor
Data protection law in certain jurisdictions differentiates between the "controller" and "processor" of information. In general, Customer is the controller of Customer Data. In general, ERPLY is the processor of Customer Data and the controller of Other Information. Different ERPLY entities provide the Services in different parts of the world.
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How ERPLY uses cookies?
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We may use cookies to help us deliver marketing campaigns, track their performance, and help us market more effectively to users that we and our partners believe may be interested in ERPLY. Similarly, our partners may use cookies to provide us with information about your interactions with their services, but use of those third-party cookies would be subject to the service provider's policies.
How to opt-out from cookies?
In some browsers you can set up cookie management rules. This means is that you can disallow cookies from sites that you don´t trust. If you limit the ability of websites and applications to set cookies, you may worsen your user experience, stop having customized settings, and lose the ability to access the services. Browser manufacturers provide help relating to cookie management in their products. Such information can be found at:
For other browsers, please consult the documentation that your browser manufacturer provides. Some cookies can be opted-out on the third party sites, for example Google Analytics. For mobile platforms, you can change your device settings to control whether you see interest-based marketing ads.
ERPLY may change this Privacy Policy from time to time. Laws, regulations and industry standards evolve, which may make those changes necessary, or we may make changes to our business. We will post the changes to this page and encourage you to review our Privacy Policy to stay informed. If you disagree with the changes to this Privacy Policy, you should end your Services Subscription. Contact the Customer if you wish to request the removal of Personal Data under their control.
Contacting ERPLY
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — A police investigation revealed that a driver making an illegal U-turn caused the crash that killed an American Medical Response paramedic on Monday.
The Desert Sun reported that paramedic Edward Lustro was driving his motorcycle home after a 12-hour shift, when he was hit and killed by the driver of a Honda in the next lane.
The Riverside County Coroner said Lustro died at the scene.
Mourners brought flowers and candles to a makeshift memorial at the base of a palm tree near the crash site.


Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has partnered with the IAAF World U18 Championships Local Organizing Committee (LOC) in support of the championships slated for Kasarani Stadium from July 12-16.
The board gave sponsorship of Sh20million to the committee. "The IAAF World U18 Championships will enable Kenya to host over 2,000 athletes from more than 130 countries.


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Q: php mysql asc/desc order TABLE:
**timeslot**:
----------
id_timeslot   times
1             09:00
2             09:30
3             10:00
4             10:30
5             11:00

**bookslot**
id   id_timeslot     date        b_ref
-------------------------------------------
1    2               2010-02-22  001
2    3               2010-02-22  001
3    4               2010-02-22  001
4    5               2010-02-22  001
5    2               2010-02-25  002
6    3               2010-02-27  003
7    4               2010-02-27  003
8    5               2010-02-27  003

PHP
$q = $mysqli->query("SELECT * FROM bookslot
LEFT JOIN timeslot ON bookslot.id_timeslot = timeslot.id_timeslot
WHERE bookslot.status = 1
GROUP BY bookslot.b_ref
ORDER BY bookslot.date ASC, bookslot.id_timeslot ASC LIMIT 20");

HTML RESULT:
DATE         TIMES
2010-02-22   10:30
2010-02-25   09:30
2010-02-27   11:00

anyone notice that on the table result. the times is incorrect order?
i changed another way round with ASC / DESC, and still the times showing the last id_timeslot?
EXPECTED RESULT:
DATE         TIMES
2010-02-22   09:30
2010-02-25   09:30
2010-02-27   10:00

A: Your GROUP BY bookslot.b_ref is grouping the records, so you're only seeing the last time in each case.
Try using
SELECT date, time, MIN(bookslot.id_timeslot)
FROM bookslot
LEFT JOIN timeslot ON bookslot.id_timeslot = timeslot.id_timeslot
WHERE bookslot.status = 1
GROUP BY bookslot.b_ref
ORDER BY bookslot.date ASC, bookslot.id_timeslot ASC LIMIT 20

A: While your SQL is syntactically correct but it will produce unexpected results.
Normally, the columns that you SELECT must be specified in the GROUP BY clause or should be enclosed inside an aggregate function. Otherwise, MySQL will determine, at its own discretion, which records to eliminate in the GROUP BY operation. The ORDER BY does not matter because it is applied after the GROUP BY operation. You should better revise your query like this:
SELECT b_ref, MIN(ADDTIME(date, times)) AS complete_datetime
FROM bookslot
LEFT JOIN timeslot ON bookslot.id_timeslot = timeslot.id_timeslot
WHERE bookslot.status = 1
GROUP BY bookslot.b_ref
ORDER BY bookslot.date, bookslot.id_timeslot

A: Since the goal appears to be about collecting the earliest timeslots for each bookslot then it's required to narrow the results with MIN
SELECT b.id, b.id_timeslot, b.date, MIN(`date`) , t.times
FROM bookslot b
LEFT JOIN timeslot t ON b.id_timeslot = t.id_timeslot
GROUP BY b.b_ref

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Gabriel Orozco, Mexican contemporary artist
Meet - March 30, 2017
I have been very, very, very hesitant to have anything to do with artists ever since I was abused during my art school days. However, an artist has recently come into my life and it's been amazing to meet a sensitive, caring, conscious, super duper successful artist. He's been trying to explain his latest show to me for about the last fifty miles, but I still don't understand. Maybe that's why I didn't make it as an artist. Gabriel claims I'm an artist, but my definition of an artist is someone who can sell a work for really a lot of money, which I've never really accomplished. Gabriel is truly an artist though—read his New York Times profile to learn more.
Gabriel Orozco has exhibited at the Guggenheim and MOMA among many other institutions.
An except from his bio on the Guggenheim website:
Gabriel Orozco was born in Jalapa, in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, in 1962. From 1981 to 1984, he attended the Escuela Nacional de Artes Plásticas at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico City, after which he studied at the Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, from 1986 to 1987. Since that time, he has traveled extensively and has lived in Berlin, Mexico City, and New York.
Orozco works in media including drawing, installation, photography, sculpture, and video. His aesthetic vocabulary is indebted to Conceptualism, the artistic traditions of his native Mexico, and Marcel Duchamp's readymades. The fragile relationship of everyday objects to one another and to human beings is Orozco's principal subject. In his early work, he placed such items in unexpected locations, documenting their presence in photographs. Five Problems (1992), for example, depicts five potatoes sitting on five stacks of spiral notebooks in the stationery section of a store. Throughout the 1990s, Orozco continued to use found everyday objects in his sculptures, as is apparent in Yogurt Caps (1994), a series of clear plastic yogurt lids with colored edges, and Toilet Ventilator (1997), an installation that includes rolls of toilet paper attached to the blades of a ceiling fan, each progressively unraveling as the ventilator turns.
From The New York Times article on his latest work:
For his newest project, which opened here on Wednesday, Feb. 8, he has transformed the Kurimanzutto gallery into a fully stocked and operating Oxxo convenience store, complete with cash registers, clerks, a coffee counter and the usual mix of candy, condoms, soda and toilet paper. Except that Mr. Orozco has added his own colorful logos to an array of 300 goods, from cans of Dos Equis beer and Jumex juice to packs of Camel cigarettes and Orbit gum — with all products for sale.
It's an example of Mr. Orozco mining, as he has long done, everyday social exchanges and encounters. And it's a vast experiment in art merchandising that raises questions about art as a commodity to be traded, while trying to make the gallery experience accessible and affordable to more people.
artist, Gabriel Orozco
Meet Trudy the Mosquito Lady: Environmentally friendly mosquito control
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A conversation with Neil Thomas of Atelier One
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Thomas Heatherwick in Bali and around the world
Dr. Sylvia Earle in Bali
Companies to keep an eye on
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My Brothers, we recently lost a special member of our Order to ALS, Brother Knight Tom Schaefer.
In spite of having combated this terrible disease for several years, a challenge that occupied most of his time and energy, Tom still wanted to be a Knight of Columbus. Thanks to the efforts of our Field Agent Patrick McAleer, Tom received a special 1st Degree at his home in August of 2016.
Sadly his loss is most felt by his wife Ursula and three young children. Efforts are underway to help build a scholarship fund for Tom's sons and daughter. Attached (click on Tom Schaefer and Family) is the information needed for those who want to help set up this fund.
We ask for your prayers, calling on the Holy Spirit for strength and healing as the Schaefer family deals with the loss of Brother Knight and member of Our Lady of Fatima Council 6901, Brother Tom Schaefer.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am enclosing information outlining the scholarship program sponsored by the Maryland State Council of the Knights of Columbus.
Scholarships. Grandchildren of members and children of non members are eligible for the O'Brien scholarship.
Council Scholarship programs may be obtained from the Supreme Council by calling 203-772-2130.
With the release of the series of videos by the Center for Medical Progress showing the barbarity of the abortion business and the harvesting and selling of baby parts by Planned Parenthood, there is a growing national awakening to the inhumanity of abortion.
An increasing number of states have and are eliminating funding for Planned Parenthood, many in Congress are working to discontinue the annual $500,000,000 in federal funding it receives, and Congress is holding investigative hearings.
Believers in pro-life views are taking public action, staging protests and bearing prayerful witness in communities across the country and the world to stop abortion.
Read about happenings across the country and here in Maryland - and the role the Knights of Columbus are taking on to oppose abortion.


When it comes to food, humans are in a pickle. By 2050, we'll need to double our food production in order to feed everyone. Science gives us some potential solutions to this problem, but more than that, we can understand what kinds of questions science can not answer, and what kinds of solutions science can not provide. Meeting the challenge of feeding the world's population will require scientific thinking and progress…and more than that.
Godfray et al. 2010. The challenge of feeding 9 billion people. Science. 327(5967):812-818.


I joined NOWW about 3 years ago.
I'm a speculative fiction writer. That includes science fiction, fantasy, steampunk, sword and sorcery, etc. Anything that involves a great deal of imagination!
Oh, that's easy. Canadian speculative fiction author Guy Gavriel Kay is my favourite author, and his novel, Lions of al Rassan is my favourite novel of all time.
I grew up here in Thunder Bay as a quiet, shy, nerdy kid who would rather spend time with books and animals than with people. I studied Zoology at the University of Guelph and worked in the Edinburgh Zoological Gardens in Scotland with lions, tigers and bears (oh my.) I have three dogs, three cats, three kids, one horse and one husband, and while I am still nerdy, I'm not nearly so shy or quiet anymore. And while I still enjoy spending time with animals, now the friends I do prefer are all Foxes!
I have been writing since I was in kindergarten and actually finished my first novel at the age of 11. I'm also an artist and I pencilled my way through university with the help of DC Comics. While I have had a New York agent and a book contract, I prefer the life of an indie author. I think it must be the freedom and self-control that I find in that field and if you look for it, you will find freedom is a recurring theme in my work. Whether it's freedom from prejudice or freedom from societal rules, or simply freedom to be oneself, I think all of my characters are searching for freedom in some form or another.
What are your favourite things or some of your inspirations?
I love classical music, and I'll often find myself turning to music when I'm stuck writing a scene, or missing a crucial character point. I also read the works of Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, Arthur Conan Doyle, etc. when I was quite young, and I think their influence is evident in my work. For me, it is always about the 'what if', so I find inspiration in almost everything, as long as I can take it and turn it on its head. 'What if insanity was simply seeing into other dimensions?' or 'What if scientists spliced the DNA of humans with that of big cats?' or 'What if Black Beauty was a War Dragon?' That kind of thing.
My friend Jean E. Pendziwol and I will be running a NOWW workshop on April 29 called "The Business of Writing" and we'll also be taking that same workshop to Dryden in May. I do love the Write NOWW events – informal, social yet informative at the same time.
How can others learn more about you?
I've written seven books to date and I'm working hard now on the eighth. The books are available at Chapters/Coles and on Amazon. I do have a fun website, am very active on Facebook and I do tweet, but I don't understand why.; @hdickson62.
I'm not a terribly prolific blogger. I prefer to write epic novels with fantastical word counts.
I have been chased by a lion. True story.
Cover Release for Podium Audiobook!
Very, very proud to show off the cover for the audiobook of Dragon of Ash & Stars by Podium Publishing. The scheduled release date is January 31, 2017 and the narrator is the ineffable John (Rafter) Lee, who has narrated works by authors such as Terry Brooks, Ken Follett and George R. R. Martin. So yeah, I'm in pretty good company.
I'm also very proud that they chose to work with Dragon's existing cover rather than suggest something different. I think we all agree that this Stormfall cover is a work of art, and therefore, pretty much a keeper. Take a peak and let me know what you think!
I recorded an interview with podcaster Joshua Pantalleresco this August during When Words Collide. It was a gorgeous sunny afternoon and we sat outside on the hotel's patio, getting slowly burned and chatting about books, comics, zoology and life in general. It was super fun and if you have an hour to spare, put on some tea and have a listen here.
Short and sweet radio interview about Dragon of Ash & Stars, the Laughing Fox and Indie Publishing. Many thanks to Lisa Laco for being a great host!
Here I am after day 1 of When Words Collide, a Canadian Readercon based in Calgary, Alberta. I'm sitting on 7 panels, attending 2 Steampunk-themed parties and joining the Tyche gang for readings and autograph sessions. I'm learning so much but it's only day 1 and I'm exhaused!
The first panel was called Meet the Public: Book Launches and Signings, a Guide to Social Interaction for Authors and Other Introverts. I was joined by Aviva Bel'Harold, Faye Reinberg Holt and moderator Mark Leslie Lefebvre. We were all from very different experience and genres but it was very dynamic and I think the audience had fun.
Here's a list of the panels I'm speaking on, and the times. If you're in Calgary this weekend (Aug 12-14), do drop by. I'd love to connect with a friendly face (although everyone's very friendly here!) The first run of Dragon of Ash & Stars is also available to purchase, as is Cold Stone & Ivy. I couldn't fit the cats on the airplane. Some rule about swords. Sheesh.
I'll try to post something tomorrow night as well.
I'll have done 5 panels by then. Old hat, really.
Two days later, I'll be reading from both COLD STONE & IVY and DRAGON OF ASH & STARS at the Oshawa Public Library on Monday Oct 17. I'll post more details about that once I have the times and exact location but this will be another first for me - actually being invited to speak/read because someone was looking for a science fiction/fantasy author from Ontario. My name popped up along with my hero, Guy Gavriel Kay. He was busy. I wasn't. So off I go to the GTA. Mr. Kay, I will meet you some day and much gushing will ensue.
So if you live close to either Toronto or Oshawa, check and see if you're free for a spell. If you are, come on down - I'd love to meet you and say hi. Give you a bookmark. Sell you a book, sign it for you. You know the drill. I'm just learning it!
I had a wonderful time at the Renaissance Cafe with alderman and interviewer Aldo Ruberto this spring. He's an avid supporter of the arts community and enjoys using his charming cafe to promote authors and artists of all types. Check out the interview here!


Passenger Coaches Telescoped by Head-On Collision With Milk Train -- Pittsfield Man Hurt.
Two persons were killed, another probably fatally injured and nearly a score less seriously hurt last night when a passenger train on the Rutland railroad, bound for Troy, N. Y., collided head-on with a heavy milk train a mile outside the station at Bennington, Vt. Both engines were wrecked and two cars of the passenger train were telescoped. The milk train bound from Rutland for New York city, was an hour behind time and was running at good speed, but the passenger train having just left the station had not gained much headway when the collision occurred.
ARCHIE GOKAY, 80, of Rutland, engineer of the passenger train.
DEAN DENSMORE, 22, of Troy, N. Y., fireman of the passenger train.
Charles Waddell of Rutland, engineer of the milk train, concussion of the brain, a fractured jaw, and other injuries; condition critical.
James H. Shufelt, conductor of the passenger train, injuries to the chest, face and arms.
Thomas Slattery, passenger trainman, shoulder broke and numerous cuts and bruises.
William Whittaker, fireman of the milk train, cuts and bruises.
Franco Purcell of Troy, N. Y., passenger, head cut.
Antonio Giovani of North Bennington, injuries about the head and face.
Harry Robar of Bennington, injuries to head and shoulders.
Lewis Horton of Albany, N. Y., back hurt.
Edward Collins of South Shaftsbury, internal injuries, possibly fatal.
William Lander of Pittsfield, cuts and bruises.
Charles Stovell of New York, cuts and bruises.
Nearly all of the passengers on the train were more or less injured, but the coaches were not crowded. Preparations were made to carry the injured to Troy N. Y. by special train, there being no hospital available at Bennington. The milk train carried a passenger coach on the rear, but the occupants escaped with a slight shaking up. No attempt had been made last night to fix responsibility for the accident.


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In This Article Irish Gothic Tradition
Bibliography and Print Culture
Gothic Studies
Irish Gothic Overviews
Critical Emergence
Theorizing the Irish Gothic
Irish Protestant Gothic
Irish Catholic Gothic
Gothic Ireland
Early Irish Gothic
Regina Maria Roche
Charles Robert Maturin
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
Elizabeth Bowen
Jarlath Killeen
"The Irish Gothic" or "Irish gothic"? Choice of term here is important, as critical discussion of the appearance of Gothic tropes, characters, conventionalities, plots, as well as (more straightforwardly), novels, plays and poems in Irish writing, has been beset by disputes over language. Some of these debates echo those already taking place in Gothic studies over exactly what the object of study is since Gothic has been variously described as, among other things, a "genre," an "aesthetic," a "mode," a "discourse." The difference between "the Irish Gothic" and "Irish gothic" is potentially quite significant. After all, Ireland has provided not only a number of the major canonical texts of the Gothic but some of its major characters as well, including the most famous male and female vampires of all, Count Dracula and Carmilla Karnstein. For some scholars, "Gothic" is so pervasive in Irish writing as to amount to a "tradition" (though the term "tradition" is also a hotly contested one in literary studies). For others, the Gothic presence has been over-exaggerated and has attracted too much scholarly attention, distracting critics from and marginalizing far more important forms in Irish writing such as realism. This kind of debate helps to establish clear parameters of disagreement, even if terminological clarity and literary historical harmony are unlikely to be reached. It also stimulates further scholarly work. In the 1980s and 1990s, for example, most of the interest in Irish Gothic writing was directed toward the 19th-century Irish Protestant triumvirate of Charles Robert Maturin, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, and Bram Stoker (sometimes called the "unholy Trinity" outside of scholarly circles) and focused on a small selection of their overall literary output, which amounted to three or four fetishized texts. Scholarly disagreement has not only encouraged critics to develop with a much more inclusive understanding of these writers—moving, for example, well beyond Dracula in the case of Bram Stoker—but to extend scholarly inquiry much further back than 1820 and forward into the 21st century to reconsider the relationship between Gothic and the different varieties of Irish Catholicism and Irish Protestantism and rethink the privileged position of fiction and the novel in this discussion. Both "Irish gothic" and "the Irish Gothic," are now being stretched and challenged and are moving in many different directions at once.
There currently exists no comprehensive or standard bibliography of Irish Gothic fiction, never mind an itemization that would take in areas such as music, architecture, cinema, folklore, and fashion. This gap is partly due to the relative novelty of the subject, since Irish Gothic only became the subject of sustained attention from the 1970s, and the relatively small number of scholars specializing in the field. Another problem is the persistence of a debate about both of these terms. Which authors and what texts count as "Irish" in Irish literary history has been continually debated. "Gothic," meanwhile, is one of the most contentious terms in literary studies, with some scholars restricting its use to the so-called first wave of Gothic fiction from 1764 (the publication of Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto: A Gothic Story) to the 1820s, while others employ the term in as inclusive and discursive a way as is possible, taking in everything from Shakespeare to 21st-century torture pornography. Setting out the parameters of the/an "Irish Gothic/gothic" is always going to be difficult. But a bibliography of Irish Gothic fiction would be helpful. In the meantime, scholarship does exist that is critical to mapping out the field. Summers 1964 is a fifteen-years-in-the-making blockbuster and an early attempt to provide a sense of the sheer extent of Gothic fiction in existence. Frank 1987 and Frank, et al. 2002 provided meat on the relatively bare bones of previous lists. While Irish writers are not really a concern of these bibliographies, they help the scholar of Irish Gothic fiction to set that material in the context of a genre(?) of global significance and are indispensable for providing a bibliographical framework for understanding the appearance of Gothic fiction written in and about Ireland. Loeber and Loeber 2003 constitutes the first tentative attempt to establish a clear sense of the range of early Gothic fiction published in Ireland and best works as a supplement to the achievement of Loeber and Loeber 2006, which allows the Gothic scholar to situate early Gothic fiction in Irish literary history. The importance of Blakey 1939, an early examination of a specific instance of Gothic print culture, the Minerva Press (though now needing to be supplemented by McLeod 1997) is apparent in cutting-edge examinations of early Irish Gothic fiction such as Morin 2017 (cited in Early Irish Gothic). Potter 2005 provides a provocative case study of Gothic publishing in the early 19th century that has important implications for understanding the interest in the genre by Irish writers of this period.
Blakey, Dorothy. The Minerva Press, 1790–1820. London: Bibliographical Society, 1939.
The standard study of the most important press for the publication of Gothic fiction in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and the publisher of many early Irish Gothic novels, including those by the bestselling Regina Maria Roche. Extremely informative, though admittedly sniffy about the literary quality of these novels.
Frank, Frederick S. The First Gothics: A Critical Guide to the English Gothic Novel. New York: Garland, 1987.
Presents five hundred Gothic titles published between 1762 and 1832, in alphabetical order, with plot synopses and a brief précis of the important critical work. Includes a glossary of terms, a select critical bibliography, and a chronology of publication. Frank posits that about five thousand Gothic novels were published in the first "wave."
Frank, Frederick S., Jack Voller, and Douglass Thomson, eds. Gothic Writers: A Critical and Bibliographical Guide. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2002.
Useful introduction to fifty important Gothic writers, with lists of important primary and secondary texts as well as brief but incisive analytical essays. Valuable entries (with excerpts) on "Chapbooks, Bluebooks, and Short Stories," and "Gothic Drama," and a Gothic timeline. A good place to start research in Gothic writing.
Loeber, Rolf, and Magda Loeber. "The Publication of Irish Novels and Novelettes, 1750–1829: a Footnote on Irish Gothic Fiction." Romantic Textualities: Literature and Print Culture, 1780–1840 10 (June 2003).
Pioneering study of the fiction published in Ireland before and after the 1798 rebellion and the Act of Union, countering the traditional claim that the Irish publishing industry was fatally damaged by these events. Focuses particularly on very neglected Gothic "novelettes" by writers such as Anne Fuller, Regina Maria Roche, and Sydney Owenson.
Loeber, Rolf, and Magda Loeber. A Guide to Irish Fiction, 1650–1900. Dublin, Ireland: Four Courts, 2006.
Annotated list of some 5,889 titles before 1900, arranged alphabetically by author (1,455 named authors; 286 unnamed). This guide has transformed understandings of Irish literary history. Includes extremely helpful sections on "Historic Periods, Themes and Settings," "Publishers," and "Places Relating to Authors." Simply indispensable and unlikely to be surpassed in Irish Studies.
McLeod, Deborah. "The Minerva Press". PhD diss., University of Alberta, 1997.
Absolutely invaluable. The most complete bibliography of work published by the Minerva Press.
Potter, Franz J. The History of Gothic Publishing, 1800–1835: Exhuming the Trade. London: Palgrave, 2005.
As well as presenting an interesting argument about the relative decline of the first wave of Gothic fiction in the early 19th century, and a persuasive defense of early Gothic print culture, this includes three handy bibliographical appendices: Gothic Novels, 1800–1834; Gothic Bluebooks, 1799–1835; Gothic Tales, 1800–1834.
Summers, Montague. A Gothic Bibliography. New York: Russell and Russell, 1964.
The original, but not the best, bibliography that helped persuade literary scholars to take the genre more seriously. Enlivened by a genuine and palpable love for the Gothic and an idiosyncratic eye. Enthusiastic, if not always entirely trustworthy.


The theme for the 2019 TD Summer Reading Club is The Natural World. At a time of its most urgent need, focusing on the planet is the ideal choice. Our diets play a key role in the creation of greenhouse gases contributing to climate change. Libraries across Canada have an opportunity to share with children a more sustainable way of living and eating that is practiced by 2 billion people in other countries. Entomophagy is the term for consuming insects, a very rare practice in North America but its benefits are considerable. Webinar participants will learn about the topic and how to offer it as a summer program. Supplemental materials for children, including a certificate and informational handout, will be provided. This session will also include a discussion with Entomo Farm of Norwood, Ontario, North America's largest human-grade edible insect farm.
- Why do humans eat insects?
- What are the health and environmental benefits?
- How can this be offered as a program?
- Where can supplies be purchased?
Michael Manchester is the Program Services Coordinator for the Tillsonburg branch of the Oxford County Library in southwestern Ontario. Michael researched and presented on this subject as a PA Day program in October 2018 and subsequently offered it to other branches.


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27 юли е 208-ият ден в годината според григорианския календар (209-и през високосна). Остават 157 дни до края на годината.

Събития
 1147 г. – Основаван е град Москва – настоящата столица на Русия.
 1302 г. – Византийско-османски войни: В Битката при Бафей Османският емират отбелязва първата си съществена победа срещу Византийската империя.
 1720 г. – Великата северна война: Провежда се морската битка при Гренгам – втората важна победа на морския флот на Русия, с която се преустановява доминацията на Швеция в Балтийско море.

 1794 г. – Френската революция: Арестуван е Максимилиан Робеспиер заради призивите му да бъдат екзекутирани 17 000 "врагове на Революцията".
 1866 г. – Чрез постоянен трансатлантически телеграфен кабел е установена телеграфна връзка между САЩ и Англия.
 1878 г. – Руско-турска война (1877-1878): Руски войски навлизат във Варна и освобождават града от османска власт.
 1903 г. – Осветена е църквата "Свети Седмочисленици" в София.
 1921 г. – Научен екип от Университета в Торонто, ръководен от биохимика Фредерик Бантинг, доказва, че хормона инсулин регулира кръвната захар.
 1941 г. – Втората световна война: Япония започва окупация на Френски Индокитай.
 1942 г. – Втората световна война: Приключва Първата битка при Ел Аламейн, в която Обединените нации спират последното настъпление на силите на Оста в Египет.
 1949 г. – Първият реактивен пътнически самолет, английският de Havilland Comet, извършва първия си полет.
 1953 г. – Приключва Корейската война: САЩ, Народна република Китай и Северна Корея подписват примирие. Президентът на Южна Корея отказва да подпише примирието, но обявява, че ще го спазва.
 1955 г. – Възстановен е суверенитета на Австрия след 17-годишна окупация от Обединените нации, последвала Втората световна война.
 1972 г. – Прототип на реактивния изтребител F-15 полита за първи път.
 1974 г. – Конгресът на САЩ открива процедура по импийчмънт на президента Ричард Никсън във връзка с аферата Уотъргейт.
 1990 г. – Беларус обявява независимост от СССР.
 1993 г. – Израел атакува Южен Ливан в отговор на ракетните атаки на арабската терористична организация Хизбула.
 2002 г. – По време на авиошоу на летището край Лвов (Украйна) изтребител Су-27 се врязва в зрителите – загиват 78, а 115 са ранени.
 2012 г. – Откриване на XXX Летни олимпийски игри в Лондон

Родени

 1452 г. – Лудовико Сфорца, владетел на Милано († 1508 г.)
 1667 г. – Йохан Бернули, швейцарски математик († 1748 г.)
 1768 г. – Шарлот Корде, френска благородничка († 1793 г.)
 1781 г. – Мауро Джулиани, италиански композитор († 1828 г.)
 1824 г. – Александър Дюма син, френски писател († 1895 г.)
 1832 г. – Джура Якшич, сръбски поет († 1878 г.)
 1835 г. – Джозуе Кардучи, италиански поет, Нобелов лауреат през 1906 г. († 1907 г.)
 1835 г. – Илия Цанов, български политик († 1901 г.)
 1867 г. – Енрике Гранадос, испански композитор, пианист и художник († 1916 г.)
 1869 г. – Иван Марков, български военен деец († 1944 г.)
 1874 г. – Иван Ачков, български революционер († 1939 г.)
 1878 г. – Август Айхорн, австрийски психоаналитик († 1949 г.)
 1897 г. – Адолфо Балончиери, италиански футболист († 1986 г.)
 1903 г. – Николай Дойчев, български актьор († 1983 г.)
 1903 г. – Николай Черкасов, руски актьор († 1966 г.)
 1909 г. – Хилде Домин, немска писателка († 2006 г.)
 1917 г. – Бурвил, френски актьор († 1970 г.)
 1923 г. – Масутацу Ояма, японски каратист († 1994 г.)
 1924 г. – Милка Янакиева, българска певица († 2015 г.)
 1930 г. – Наум Шопов, български актьор († 2012 г.)
 1933 г. – Дончо Цончев, български писател († 2010 г.)
 1935 г. – Лоран Терзиеф, френски актьор († 2010 г.)
 1936 г. – Георги Стоянов, български режисьор
 1938 г. – Изабел Обре, френска певица
 1941 г. – Илко Дундаков, български сценарист († 2008 г.)
 1945 г. – Божидар Григоров, български футболист
 1956 г. – Гари Бъртълс, английски футболист
 1963 г. – Весел Цанков, български писател
 1965 г. – Трифон Иванов, български футболист († 2016 г.)
 1968 г. – Джулиан Макмеън, австралийски актьор
 1972 г. – Илиана Жекова, български политик и психолог
 1977 г. – Джонатан Рис Майърс, ирландски актьор
 1981 г. – Йордан Тодоров, български футболист
 1986 г. – Момчил Степанов, български актьор и певец
 1987 г. – Хенесис Родригес, американска киноактриса
 1990 г. – Индиана Евънс, австралийска актриса

Починали

 432 г. – Целестин I, римски папа (* неизв.)
 916 г. – Климент Охридски, първият български епископ (* ок. 840)
 1061 г. – Николай II, римски папа (* 10 век)
 1510 г. – Джовани Сфорца, италиански кондотиер (* 1466 г.)
 1527 г. – Йован Ненад, самозван цар (* 1492)
 1841 г. – Михаил Лермонтов, руски писател и поет (* 1814 г.)
 1844 г. – Джон Далтон, британски химик и физик (* 1766 г.)
 1873 г. – Фьодор Тютчев, руски поет (* 1803 г.)
 1917 г. – Емил Теодор Кохер, швейцарски хирург, Нобелов лауреат през 1909 г. (* 1841 г.)
 1934 г. – Илия Димушев, български революционер (* 1876 г.)
 1959 г. – Александър Цанков, министър-председател на България (* 1879 г.)
 1960 г. – Георги Кьосеиванов, министър-председател на България (* 1884 г.)
 1969 г. – Стефан Гъдуларов, български актьор († 1899 г.)
 1970 г. – Антонио ди Оливейра Салазар, министър-председател на Португалия (* 1889 г.)
 1980 г. – Мохамед Реза Пахлави, шах на Иран (* 1919 г.)
 1981 г. – Уилям Уайлър, американски режисьор (* 1902 г.)
 1995 г. – Халед Багдаш, сирийски политик (* 1912 г.)
 2002 г. – Христо Фотев, български поет (* 1934 г.)
 2003 г. – Боб Хоуп, британски актьор, комик и боксьор (* 1903 г.)
 2008 г. – Сава Попсавов, странджански народен певец (* 1923 г.)
 2011 г. – Агота Кристоф, унгарско-швейцарска писателка (* 1935 г.)

Празници
 Православна църква – Ден на Св. вмчк Пантелеймон, Св. Седмочисленици, Успение на св. Климент, архиеп. Охридски
 Православие – Имен ден празнуват Пантелей, Панчо, Панто, Панка, Милчо, Милчена, Милен, Милена, Милетин, Милица, Мирена, Милина, Миленко, Добри, Добрин, Добриян, Добра, Добрина, Добринка, Добрияна.
 Австрия – Ден на независимостта (от 1955 г.)
 Беларус – Ден на независимостта (от СССР, 1990 г.)
 Виетнам – Ден в памет на жертвите
 Северна Корея – Ден на победата в Отечествената война (1953 г.)

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10 GB Pro Shot Concert of Guns N' Roses Leaks Online
10 GB Pro Shot of 2001 House of Blues Show Leaks Online
According to the MyGNRForums it appears that a 10GB pro shot concert of Guns N' Roses Las Vegas House of Blues show has leaked online on Megadownload. You can read the thread here. This pro shot had previously leaked but it looks like a higher quality version.
How Did So Many Guns N' Roses Songs Fall Into the Wrong Hands and How Did They Leak?
If you guys have been paying attention to the mountain of leaks that have been circulating online the past month or so you maybe wondering how did all this happen? Well the story is a very long one and it involves a lot of drama behind the scenes. One member of the MyGNRForums did a great job summarizing how these songs leaked. The Seeker provided a response to a thread started by another fan asking about the story of the leaks. Keep in mind for those who don't know Tom Zutaut was the A&R rep who signed Guns N' Roses in 1986 to Geffen Records. He worked with the band in the early days and returned in 2001 to work with Axl on finishing up "Chinese Democracy." Axl Rose eventually fired him from the project following a misunderstanding. the poster TheSeeker said the following
"A storage locker had Tom Zutaut's 15-CD set of Chinese Democracy demos from circa-2001 when he was fired by Axl – it sat abandoned for years
Some guy bought the locker at auction who wasn't a fan. After the auction had ended, a GNR fan spotted the Zutaut discs in an online listing for the auction, and contacted the buyer. The buyer agreed to sell the CD's for a set price.
Then a bunch of GNR fans pooled their money together to drive and get the discs and make copies for themselves. But then, as idiots tend to do, the donors got mad at each other and started leaking tracks out of spite.
And now, realizing they might face legal action, they're all trying to throw each other under the bus even though they were all dumb enough to declare "hey, I have the stolen thing!"
Wouldn't expect anything less from this fanbase."
There was one fan in particular who will go unnamed who bragged on the online forums about a month or so ago before the leaks fell into the buyers hands that they were about to get these leaked albums. They started sharing songs with people and management apparently got involved and tried to put a stop to the leaks. I've heard from certain people that Axl is aware of the leaks and lost his lid, but who knows whether that is true. It's been reported time and time again that Team Brazil keeps Axl in the dark about a lot of things. Now there's a whole lot of other drama going on with people that's just so negative and stupid it's not worth getting into.
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