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Bon Jovi hit the rock scene in 1984. Their debut chart single, "Runaway", cracked the top 40 on the pop charts and went top 5 at rock radio. However, the handful of singles which followed over the rest of that album and the next came and went with much less fanfare. It looked like Bon Jovi could well become an also-ran that would be lucky to be remembered beyond the '80s.
Then came the monster that was Slippery When Wet. The group tweaked its approach, bring professional songwriter Desmond Child on board. WK It worked – the band went "from minor-league poodle rockers to global superstars" RD thanks to two #1 songs ("You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer") co-written by Child.
As "Name" was still climbing the charts, Wet found itself at #1 on the album chart. It abdicated the throne to Boston's Third Stage the next week. After that album's month-long stay on top, Bruce Springsteen grabbed the gold for seven weeks with his Live 1975-1975 box set. However, by the time "Prayer" became the band's second #1 song in February 1987, the album returned to the top as well – for an additional seven weeks.
Wet went on to sell 12 million copies domestically and 28 million worldwide. While "lead singer Jon Bon Jovi's mop of curls and winning smile" WR grabbed the girls' attention, their "rock-as-mythology" WR attitude also meant "they had identified their audience – young white adolescent males – and were targeting it accurately." WR "The album contained competent contemporary pop/rock from its Eddie Van Halen-inspired guitar solos to the singer's enthusiastic, husky wail (which owed a lot to Bruce Springsteen)." WR Overall, the "album contains its fair share" RD of "consistently memorable tunes." RD and while it "won't change your world…it will, undoubtedly, rock it." RD
- one of the top 100 albums of all time
- one of the top 100 All-Time World's Bestsellers
- Worldwide best-selling album of the year
- Kerrang magazine top 100 of all time
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Top 100 Classic Rock Albums
- one of the top 100 albums of the 1980s
- one of the top 50 Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Albums
Resources and Related Links:
- Bon Jovi's DMDB Encyclopedia entry
- the DMDB page for Slippery When Wet
- RD Ronita Dutta, Amazon.com
- WR William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
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Claims by three accredited investors against broker-dealer Berthel Fisher & Co. Financial Services, of Marion, Iowa, were dismissed by a FINRA arbitration panel on April 9 after five weeks of proceedings that stretched out over several months.
The claims were filed in connection with the purchase of tenancy in common (TIC) interests that investors who filed the claims alleged were valueless because they were "a massive fraudulent investment scheme managed by" the respondents in the case, which included not only Berthel Fisher but also Ameriprise Financial Services. The investors sought the rescission of their investments and return of their money.
Hearings began in August, but were interrupted and then resumed in February, concluding in March. After testimony that, according to the broker-dealer, "included hundreds of exhibits, testimony from industry experts and more than fifteen fact witnesses," arbitrators dismissed investor claims against Berthel Fisher. Ameriprise Financial Services did not participate, as it is not a member of FINRA, and no claims were adjudicated against it, according to the arbitration award.
When asked by AdvisorOne about the investors' claim that the TIC interests were valueless, Rick Murphy, president of Berthel Fisher, said, "We don't believe so. The building is still there; they [the investors] still own it; it's still fully occupied."
While he said that the value of One Southwest Crossing, a class A office building of more than 200,000 square feet in Eden Prairie, Minn., may have gone down when the real estate market crashed, he added that the company tells its investors that it cannot control what the real estate market does.
Murphy said, "We believe, and I believe SEC and FINRA believe, that tenant in common securities are securities under the Act [the Securities Act of 1933]. But it is direct ownership of real estate." He added that the company believed Berthel Fisher complied with requirements for due diligence regarding such securities, both as required by FINRA and under the Act, "and the arbitration panel obviously felt we had done so as well."


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Bill joined Kitchell Corporation in 1976 and has held a variety of executive positions including Financial Vice President, Executive Vice President, President/CEO, and Chairman/CEO. Until recently, Bill served as Chairman of the St. Joseph's Hospital & Medical Center Community Board and the Ronald McDonald House of Phoenix Endowment Foundation. He is currently the Chairman of the Harris Trust Bank of Arizona Board. Since 1996, he has been a Greater Phoenix Leadership Member and has served on its Board of Directors for the past nine years. Bill is a 1962 graduate of Saint John's with a degree in mathematics and economics. He received his MBA from the University of Chicago, and resides in Phoenix with his wife. Bill and Judy have three children - two in Phoenix, one in Nashville - and a total of seven grandchildren.


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DOOM, the artist formerly known as MF DOOM, is one of modern music's great mysteries. According to one rumour emerging from a recent issue of Q Magazine (of all places), the masked emcee/producer has been living amongst us since 2010, relocating to South London where he's been working on his forthcoming collaborative album with Jneiro Jarel. He's also supposed to be, among other things, working alongside Madlib on a sequel to rap classic Madvillainy, as well as putting the finishing touches to other full length collaborations with Ghostface Killah and Masta Ace.
Will any of these long-rumoured projects see the light of day this year? Probably only DOOM has the answer to that, but fans of the cult rapper will do well to catch him in London for what will surely be among the most exciting hip hop events of the year.
Drowned in Sound can exclusively reveal the full line-up for the event, which will now include the one and only Madlib and what we hope will be the revival of one of hip hop's most celebrated partnerships. While it should be noted this is not billed as a Madvillain show, the possibility of the pair teaming up is surely too exciting to ignore. Madlib's own scheduled set will see him performing material from his recent 13-part Medicine Show series, joined by current collaborator Freddie Gibbs and long-time DJ and solo artist J Rocc. Given that the Madlib Medicine Show has seen the Californian artist traversing pretty much every genre going in his own inimitable style, you'd do well to expect the unexpected.
As if that wasn't enough, the night will also include live performances from the aforementioned Jneiro Jarel, Big Dada signee Dels and UK hip hop legend Jehst. Topping off the live spectacle will be stellar DJ support from Brainfeeder's Kutmah and Hoya Hoya boss Illum Sphere, who will keep things rolling until 2am in their own eclectic, beat-heavy styles. Last time we saw Illum Sphere Djing in Fabric's room 3 he was seamlessly blending dusty hip hop with the dystopian sci-fi shuffle of Kuedo, before closing with a rousing last stand of Radiohead's 'Everything in its Right Place'...and we know you guys like Radiohead, right?!
The event runs from 8pm until 2am, with tickets and more information available from the promoter Soundcrash's website. The Line-up and running order reads tastily as follows;
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Fooproof way to remove hot pepper from your hands!
I've thought about trying this method for awhile, because I know capsaicin binds to oil. It's pretty logical, but I haven't heard anyone mention it before. I licked some tomato off my finger today when making sweet potato black bean chili. I'd chopped jalapenos for it, and of course my lips burned.
I washed my hands in vegetable oil (a couple of tablespoons), wiped off as much oil as I could, and then washed the remaining oil off my hands with hand soap. No burning on my lip. Rather cautiously, I then touched the inner corner of my eye. No burning! I guess I might not advise that if chopping habaneros, but nonetheless, this removed enough capsaicin so there was no burning.
I make Ukrainian Easter eggs, and to finish them I roll them in polyurethane in my hands. The polyurethane doesn't penetrate the skin, but there's a problem getting rid of the polyurethane. (Mineral spirits or turpentine are toxic). The magical thing to do is wash my hands in oil, wipe them off, and then wash with soap. No more sticky polyurethane. So if you find yourself with polyurethane on your hands know this works for that too (probably for oil paints as well). Originally read this tip in a craft magazine.
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Anti-gun violence event and gun rights celebration find common ground
Both groups want to stop violence
Fourth-district congressional Republicans celebrated the right to keep and bear arms in Cudahy Saturday, while a group called Guns Down MKE held a picnic in Milwaukee.
The Cudahy event included classes on gun safety for people who strongly believe in the Second Amendment.
"If we give up our gun rights, we're giving up a lot of our safety," said Rose Ann Deck, a gun safety student.
In Milwaukee at the Guns Down MKE picnic, organizer Alexandra Ellis said she doesn't see a conflict with the Second Amendment celebration.
"I don't think they're the ones that are the problem," Ellis said. "It's the people that don't have the concealed carry (license). That's my opinion. The people that have the concealed carry have been educated about what that means. It's not just to be able to go around and shoot whoever you want."
"Everybody has their right to carry their gun, or whatever, but it's just to stop the people that aren't supposed to be carrying guns and to stop the innocent people from dying especially," said picnic performer Felz Townsend.
Picnic organizers received no argument from the organizer of the Second Amendment celebration.
"We can always agree on anti-violence," said organizer Michael Murphy. "It's just how we're going to confront it -- both with education and with personal protection is the best way to prevent yourself from being a victim to the violence that's already occurring."
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Satriani and crew in the studio. Photo by Arthur Rosato
Despite Tristano's existential advice, some of Satriani's prepared solos were scrapped in the studio once the full band had been assembled and recorded. Certain moments simply called for alternative strategies. A good example is "Jumpin' In," with its repurposed blues riffs and eccentric lead tones. "At home I had recorded a very pure, traditional legato solo for the tune, but after I played it in the studio a few months later I realized it needed something more modern sounding. So I went all contrarian and plugged my Whammy pedal into a Boss [OC-2] octave device, a brown one I've had for years, and from there it went into a Boss DM-2 analog delay and on into a cranked-up Marshall with a lot of distortion. This setup made more noise than the actual notes played—it was a really cool sound toy to play with."
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As you'd expect, Satriani had an enviable selection of other "sound toys" at his disposal in the studio. There was a quartet of prototypes for his signature Ibanez JS2410, a smart new guitar with an alder body, a three-piece maple-and-bubinga neck, a 25.5"scale, and a DiMarzio Pro Track neck humbucker paired with his signature DiMarzio Mo' Joe bridge humbucker.
Also at hand was a fleet of Ibanez JS1000s, some with Sustainiac pickups for searing long notes, a couple with EverTune bridges for stability when using slackened tunings (as on "A Celebration"), and a special road-worn specimen nicknamed Willie because it was signed by Willie Nelson. Satriani also used a 1992 Ibanez JS6 prototype. "It's unlike any of my other signature models," he says. "It's got a Gibson [24 3/4"] scale length and an oiled mahogany body. The guitar just growls—it's so thick and musical sounding."
It may come as a surprise to casual observers accustomed to seeing Satriani with his Ibanez guitars and Marshall amps, but he also brought a selection of vintage Fender gear to the Unstoppable Momentum sessions. It included his 1958 Telecaster, his 1966 Electric XII, and a dozen tube combo amps. "On 'A Door into Summer,' I played rhythm on the JS6, along with two tracks of the Tele. The Electric XII makes a four-bar appearance in 'Shine On.' It's always cool to have the unexpected bit of color that a completely different setup can provide in the middle of a song. After 64 bars of me playing an Ibanez through a Marshall in your face, two bars of another flavor like a Champ or Vibrolux Reverb is a welcome thing."
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Four Ibanez JS2410s, various Ibanez JS1000s, 1992 Ibanez JS6, 1958 Fender Telecaster, 1966 Fender Electric XII
Four production Marshall JVM410HJS heads, Marshall JVM410HJS prototype head, Marshall 4x12 cabs, late-'60s Marshall 4x12 with Altec Lansing speakers
Vox Big Bad Wah, Strymon Ola dBucket Chorus & Vibrato, Boss DM-2 Delay, Boss OC-2 Octave, DigiTech Whammy
That said, most of the album's amplified timbres came from an ensemble of Marshall heads and cabinets. "We used four of my Marshall signature heads and the original prototype," says Satch. "They're remarkably consistent—they all sound the same—but we sometimes grabbed one over another depending on how long it had been played. The head has such great sustain, body, depth, and presence. It makes my sound so fresh and organic, which can be tough with high-gain settings. I generally used the bottoms that came with the heads, though I did use one late-'60s 4x12 with Altec Lansing speakers." He also used a Peavey 5150 amp from the first year of its production.
As for pedals, Satriani was anything but "the Extremist," sticking mostly with his Vox wah but branching out here and there. For instance, on the breakdown of "Jumpin' Out" he used his new Strymon Ola dBucket Chorus & Vibrato. "Before recording a new album, I sometimes go out and spend way too much money on pedals," he confesses. "It gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling—I've got every possible pedal for any direction, just in case the producer suggests something that I hadn't thought of. I'll bring 200 pedals to the sessions and only use four."


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Woods gets Howell in 1st round of Match Play
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods will face some familiar players in the opening round of the Match Play Championship.
McIlroy, the 23-year-old from Northern Ireland, is the No. 1 seed at Dove Mountain north of Tucson, Ariz. He will play Shane Lowry of Ireland, who got in when Phil Mickelson chose not to play. Woods is the No. 2 and will play Charles Howell III, the first time they have squared off in this format since Woods beat Howell in the quarterfinals of the 1996 U.S. Amateur.
Luke Donald, who won the Match Play in 2011, is the No. 3 seed and opens against Marcel Siem of Germany. Former British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa is the No. 4 seed and will play Richie Ramsay of Scotland.
The tournament begins Wednesday.
McIlroy, who lost in the championship match a year ago to Hunter Mahan, is the No. 1 seed for the first time. The top seeds have been eliminated in the first round twice in the last three years, with Luke Donald losing a year ago to Ernie Els and Steve Stricker falling to Ross McGowan in 2010.
McIlroy and Lowry is not the only all-Irish match on Wednesday.
Graeme McDowell, who missed the cut at Riviera in his first competition in two months, opens against Padraig Harrington, who also missed the cut in the Northern Trust Open. Harrington has lost in the first round six times, including the last three years.
In another compelling first-round match, Adam Scott of Australia faces Tim Clark of South Africa, both good friends who use a broom-handled putter.
Mickelson and Brandt Snedeker, No. 4 in the world, have decided not to play this year. Mickelson said his kids have a school holiday, while Snedeker wants to let his sore ribs recover. That meant the top 66 in the world ranking from last week were eligible for the first World Golf Championship of the year. The seeds were not determined until the latest world ranking was published Sunday night.
Europe has 29 players in the field, with the United States having 21 players. The 64-man field is represented by 17 countries.
Howell is among four players who started the year outside the top 100 in the world and still qualified. Of those four, he is the only player who has not won this year. Fredrik Jacobson, the last man in the field, was in line to play McIlroy until he tied for third in the Northern Trust Open. That meant he went from the No. 64 seed to No. 45.
Mahan, trying to join Woods as the only back-to-back winners of this fickle tournament, opens with Matteo Manassero of Italy.


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Along with the improvements to the river, Disneyland has rolled out new cast-member costumes for Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island staff. The new pilot's costume (seen at left) is woodsy, attractive, clean, and in keeping with the island's rustic nature. The on-island staff (seen at right) has costumes that are rugged but also easy to spot even on the most crowded days, during torrential rainfall, or at the bottom of a cave's bottomless pit. Great stuff!
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The original Jameson distillery in Midleton is exactly what you would expect an Irish whiskey distillery to look like.
Originally built as soldiers' barracks near the southern Cork harbour, John Jameson and Son retrofitted the grey stone buildings in the 1800s into a distillery that functioned until 1975.
The buildings still stand today, as does the original water wheel, a massive copper pot still and a scattering of wooden barrels around the property. It's a mecca for lovers of Irish whiskey, and for bus loads of tourists simply looking for a touch of Irish magic.
The small town of Midleton is typical — a series of colourful little homes huddled together for warmth. It's just another small Irish town off one of the highways built since the Celtic Tiger brought some prosperity to this long-economically cursed island.
But new economies haven't really touched this edge of Ireland. The towering new, updated Jameson distillery (just over the wall from the old one) indicates whiskey is still the lifeblood of the people who live here.
Jameson plays up its legendary whiskey well.
A short film that starts the tour of the old grounds goes heavy on it. John J. is portrayed as a patron saint of spirit-makers. Then a very enthusiastic tour guide takes over, offering a detailed walk through the grounds and explaining the whiskey-making process — from barley storage to mashing to fermentation, distillation and barrel warehousing.
By the end, you're not only in awe of Jameson and his workers, you have a pretty good idea of how to make your own moonshine.
You're also thirsty for a taste of the good stuff, which is — as luck would have it — included in the ticket price.
The tour ends back at the bar, a beautiful room in one of the original buildings where they serve up Jameson's finest — straight, with ice or mixed with something called "ginger ale."
It's also next to the gift shop (yes, I am now the owner of a green Jameson leather belt. At least I didn't buy a bumper sticker).
Hint: When they ask for volunteers near the end of the tour, get your hand up. (Spoiler: It's a taste test between bourbon, scotch and Irish whiskey.)
The amateurs actually struggle with this, so if you know your stuff, it's bragging time. And you get a certificate as a certified Irish Whiskey Taster.
— Irish toast: Slainte! (pronounced SLAHN-che), translates to "health."
— The Jameson gift shop offers a series of reserve and premium whiskeys you can't get in Canada. Don't be tempted here. If you're flying home from Ireland, the airport duty free shop is stuffed full of the same bottles but at duty-free prices and without the hassle of carrying them around with you and packing them in your checked luggage.
— If you miss out on the free taste test at the bar, there are ample opportunities all over Ireland for an even better sampler. Several restaurants in and around Cork in particular offer Jameson taste tests, featuring some excellent boozes for between 10 and 12 euros ($15-$18). Check out the Cornerstore, 40A Cornmarket St., Cork.
The Jameson Experience, Midleton, tour is 12.60 euros (about $19) for adults, 10.60 euros ($16) students, and 9.60 ($14.50) seniors. The distillery is open seven days per week. Winter tours run daily from November through March at 11:30 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Summer tours (April-October) are offered daily between 10a.m. and 4:30 p.m. There is also a tour of a recreated Jameson distillery in Dublin. See jamesonwhiskey.com for details.
Tourism Ireland has lots of suggestions on travelling the island at tourismireland.com.
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Project of modeling retail data is the need to make decisions based on limited history. If Christmas comes but once a year, so does the chance to see how strategic decisions impacted the bottom line.
In this project, you are provided with historical sales data for 45 Walmart stores located in different regions. Each store contains many departments, and you must project the sales for each department in each store. To add to the challenge, selected holiday markdown events are included in the dataset. These markdowns are known to affect sales, but it is challenging to predict which departments are affected and the extent of the impact.
The sinking of the RMS Titanic is one of the most infamous shipwrecks in history. On April 15, 1912, during her maiden voyage, the Titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg, killing 1502 out of 2224 passengers and crew. This sensational tragedy shocked the international community and led to better safety regulations for ships.
One of the reasons that the shipwreck led to such loss of life was that there were not enough lifeboats for the passengers and crew. Although there was some element of luck involved in surviving the sinking, some groups of people were more likely to survive than others, such as women, children, and the upper-class.
In this Project, you have to complete the analysis of what sorts of people were likely to survive. In particular, we ask you to apply logistic regression to predict which passengers survived the tragedy.
Bike sharing systems are a means of renting bicycles where the process of obtaining membership, rental, and bike return is automated via a network of kiosk locations throughout a city. Using these systems, people are able rent a bike from a one location and return it to a different place on an as-needed basis. Currently, there are over 500 bike-sharing programs around the world.
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The objective of this project, to build a classification model for driver alertness using Driver information, Vehicle information and Environment variables. Using this model, predict the driver state. Also, find whether boosting gradient method works better than Random Forest.
As there is an increasing demand for the job role of a data scientist, we help data science certified students to build their individual data science project portfolio that will help them showcase their data science skills to prospective employers. We help our students prepare their data science resume, work on real-life data science projects, provide a set of data science interview questions and also provide guidance with data scientist job interview preparation.
Disclaimer: We do not guarantee any kind of placements but if you complete the data science course and the projects attentively you will have a good hands-on working experience to land a top gig as a data scientist in any company.
Big data is one of the industry's biggest buzzwords and the other one growing with it is the term Data Science. Data science is at its exponential uptake today and is expected to power the future. Business are producing data at a rapid pace which exceeds the capacity to extract value from it. Data is the strongest strait of any business today. The need for making smarter and faster data-driven decisions is increasing exponentially. Data science is emerging as a hot new field as businesses emphasize on using all the available and relevant data effectively. Data Science is a multi-disciplinary field to study how information or data can be turned into a valuable resource for implementing various business and IT strategies.
Data science is a hot technology nowadays amongst businesses as it helps them discover novel marketing opportunities, increase efficiencies, rein in costs and gain competitive advantage by coupling computer science with a highly mature discipline like statistics. The main goal of data science is to build robust decision making capabilities around evidence based analytical rigor. Data science enables the creation of data products that acquire value from the data.
Data science discipline involves using statistical techniques, mathematics and algorithmic design techniques to find solutions to complex analytical business problems. It is a deep knowledge discovery using data explorations and data inference.
An advanced understanding of Mathematics and Statistics concepts, basic programming like C, C++, Java, Python or R will be a big plus. Knowing how to write basic SQL queries will help you advance quickly in your data science career. A PhD, knowledge of Hadoop or other distributed processing systems is not absolutely necessary, but many companies are asking for Apache Spark as a skill for a data scientist job role. You can check out this blog post for a more detailed discussion on prerequisites to learn data science
The Data Science course curriculum at DeZyre, has been developed in partnership with Industry Experts, having 9+ years of experience in the field - to ensure that the latest and most relevant topics are covered. Our curriculum is also updated on a monthly basis. This is the only Data Science learning experience where you start coding immediately in the first class. We do not waste any time on slides and theory. Once you complete the project, we will issue the certificate based on your performance.
Data Science Online Training with DeZyre aims at moulding students or professionals who want to make big as enterprise data scientists. DeZyre helps students learn data science from industry experts by encapsulating lot of projects in Python and R to provide experiential learning. DeZyre's data science in Python and data science in R course helps you learn by working on DeZyre approved projects that aim at analysing large datasets.
The hands-on experience in Python and R helps students build a strong portfolio in Python and R language gaining traction from the hiring managers of well-established companies. As a part of DeZyre's Data Science Online Training we emphasize on teaching the most beginner-friendly languages Python and R because they are the workhorse of a data scientist-Python and R are used for developing most of the big data applications and are an integral part of production data science work. Close mentoring with industry experts, best-in-class data science course curriculum, lifetime course access, 24x7 support and personalized instructions from the mentor make data science online training with DeZyre a supreme choice for people who want to start a career in data science.
If you dream of a data science career full of admiration, accomplishments and with a huge pay package at the end of the month then the DeZyre certification offered at the completion of Data Science training will add a feather to your cap by landing you a top gig as a Data Scientist or Data Analyst.
The Data Science training at DeZyre will be conducted through virtual classrooms. There will be 45 hours of live interactive online webinars with the faculty. You will also be working on practical assignments throughout the duration of the course. At the end of the course, you will need to submit a final project.
The entire course is a lab. You are only coding 100% of the time. We do not waste your time with slides and theory. From the first minute to the last minute of the class you are working on hands-on projects.
With big data becoming the life blood of business, data analysts and data scientists with expertise in Hadoop, NoSQL, and Python and R language are hard to come by. Students or professionals who want an extra edge for their next big data job or are angling for a promotion-DeZyre Certification offered at the completion of Python and R course is a third-party proof of skills that provides added advantage. If you are a recent graduate or someone looking to break into data science from a different fields then DeZyre Certified Data science courses in Python and R are likely to suit your needs.
Data Science DeZyre Certification proves to employers that an individual has the right skillset required for the data scientist or data analyst role as it measures the knowledge and skills against industry and vendor specific benchmarks. DeZyre Certification provides a flexible, low-risk way to explore data science career.
Students can learn top data science programming languages like Python and R from industry experts to deliver new business insights and competitive intelligence.
On completing this data scientist course , students will gain expertise in core skill areas of a data scientist role like data manipulation, data visualization, data exploration and various statistical techniques.
Master various data analysis techniques to discover new relationships, patterns or trends in large complex data sets.
Learn to communicate the results of data analysis and findings through various data visualization techniques.
Helpful career guidance on completion of the course to prepare students for rewarding employment as a Data Scientist or Data Analyst at well-established companies.
The faculty at DeZyre are all experienced Data Scientists with more than 14+ years of experience in the Industry. All our faculty are working professionals. All your instructors will be industry practitioners of Python / Data Science. They have all been approved to teach Data Science at DeZyre, after going through a series of stringent tests. So you can be assured that whatever you are learning is cutting edge and industry relevant.
Data Science has emerged with a sexy labelled profession Data Scientist who make sense of huge amounts of big data by doing data science. Data scientist makes data science sing by mastering math, computer programming in Python, R, Hadoop, etc. and statistics to derive insights using the same level of business understanding and gut instinct that drive company executive decisions. Data Scientist is a high ranking professional who has intense curiosity to make discoveries in the world of big data using technologies like Hadoop, Python, R, NoSQL that make taming big data possible for businesses.
Data scientist transform huge amounts of formless data into structured format for making big data analysis possible. A data scientist identifies rich data sources, merges them with other incomplete data sources and cleans the resulting set. Data scientists are the go-to professionals that help business decision makers shift from ad hoc analysis to an unending conversation with data. They are powerful and hybrid rare breed of data hackers, data analysts, communicators and trusted advisors.
As the title implies, a data scientist requires broad set of hard and soft skills as they are unicorns. The 3 main competencies a data scientist must possess are Business Acumen, Technology and Hacking Skills, and Mathematics expertise. An enterprise data scientist should possess emotional intelligence along with education and experience in big data analytics.
Data scientists are highly sought after professionals by many startups in the bay area and also well-established companies like Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Accenture, etc. The supply of big data professionals who can effectively turn raw data into business insights using various tools and technologies like Hadoop, Python, NoSQL, Machine Learning, and Statistical Analysis is limited. The data science skills gap signifies that many people are learning or trying to learn data science.
After the particular data science class is completed, all DeZyre students are provided with the recordings of the class. If by any chance, a student misses any of the sessions he/she can go through the data science class recordings from the LMS dashboard before the next data science class. If there is any other simultaneous data science training batch going on, they can attend that as well to prepare themselves before the next class with the data science concepts they have missed in the previous class.
On completing the data science course, data science projects submitted by students are evaluated by the industry experts based on which a data science certificate is awarded to the students from DeZyre. The data science certificate mentions that you are a certified data scientist with Python programming or a certified data scientist with R programming or both depending on the data science trainings you complete with DeZyre.
Basic knowledge in quantitative discipline along with fundamentals of mathematics, statistics, probability and linear algebra is recommended. However, for professionals who do not have fundamental knowledge of these subject areas, DeZyre provides some basic introductory learning videos on Probability and Statistics that will prepare you for this data science course.
Everybody cannot become a data scientist, if they could there would not be shortage of data science skills and premium salaries for data scientists. Anyone who has a flair for number crunching, love for data, storytelling skills, logical reasoning abilities, programming expertise and problem solving attitude can learn data science if approaching with a right frame of mind.
Professionals in different job functions or industries who want to help their company leverage big data should learn data science. Apart from students ,other professional who can benefit by learning data science are database administrators, business analysts , Statisticians, researchers, computer scientists and data engineers.
The biggest myth revolving around data scientist career is that people having a Master's or Ph.D. degree in Computer Science or Quantitative Computing only can learn data science. The increasing costs, changing demand and the Internet have disrupted the traditional path of learning data science. Whether it is person with a Bachelor's degree in statistics or computers or a person with minimal programming background can learn data science technologies like Python and R in a structured eLearning environment at an affordable price when compared to a Master's degree.
A Data Scientist has to be skilled in various fields, methods and technologies. A comprehensive training on data science, will help you get started on updating your skills for a Data Scientist career. Learning from Industry experts will give you an idea on what a Data Scientist needs to achieve and how to build strategies keeping in mind the business end goals.
Reasons to enrol for DeZyre's Data Science Training-
1) You want to gain specialization in Data Science
2) You are just starting out your career in data science.
3) You want to advance in your current job role.
4) You want to switch careers.
Python and R are two good open source choices for programming in pursuit of robust data science. Python language for data science is a general purpose programming language whereas R language for data science is developed with statisticians in mind. Python and R complete each other gracefully and are equally worth for traditional statistical analysis tasks as they inter-operate with each other. A data scientist must know both Python and R language so that they can leverage the strengths of these languages avoiding their weaknesses based on the kind of data problem.
Data Science is an emerging and extremely popular function in companies. Since the volume of data generated has increased significantly a new array of tools and techniques are deployed to make decisions out of raw big data. Python is among the most popular tools used by Data Analysts and Data Scientists. It's a very powerful programming language that has custom libraries for Data Science.
When creating a dataframe using the Python pandas data science library there is an option to add input to the 'index argument' so that developers can have the desired index they want. If the index argument is not specified then the index for the dataframe begins with 0 and continues until the last row of the dataframe is encountered. Even though the index is specified automatically, developers can make one of the columns as the index by using the set_index () function.
Tuples in Python are immutable and the value cannot be deleted, edited or added. Trying to delete the first element from the tuple will results in an error as shown below -
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: 'tuple' object doesn't support item deletion
Python Dictionaries are important data structures in programming used to associate or map items you want to store to keys you need to retrieve them. Just relate to dictionary data structure in Python to the address book where you have to find the address of a person by knowing their name. Here we associate keys (name) with values (address or contact information).Key in a python dictionary must be unique because if you have two people with the exact same name then you will not be able to find the correct information. The term dictionary is used for these data structures as they work exactly like an actual dictionary full of words. Python Dictionary data structures map keys of any immutable type like tuples, strings or numbers to heterogeneous values.
Consider any language, every word maps to a meaning, just like that in a python dictionary we map keys (words) to values (meanings). Python Dictionary data structures can be referred to like lookup tables where you one value to lookup another value. Every key in a python dictionary is separated from its value using a colon (:) symbol. A dictionary data structure in Python is enclosed in curly braces and the items in the dictionary are separated by commas, just like other data structures.
Python Dictionary Example:
dict = {'Name': 'DeZyre', 'Training': 'Hadoop', 'Class': 'Best'}
len () function is used to get the length of a Tuple Data Structure in Python.
DeZyre_DataScience_Tuple = ("Hadoop","Spark", "Python","R Programming", "NoSQL")
print ("Number of Trainings Offered by DeZyre is: len (DeZyre_DataScience_Tuple));
Number of Trainings Offered by DeZyre is: 5
Index in pandas dataframe is used to iterate through the data present in the dataframe.Pandas dataframe has a default index of 0. Suppose you have a file named "Sample.csv" containing the following data-
0 CourseName Cost
1 Hadoop 399
2 DataScience 699
3 Spark 399
Example Demonstrating the Use of Index in Pandas.Dataframe
df2 = pd.read_csv("Sample.csv") #This step will read the CSV file into the Pandas Dataframe.
for i in df2.index:
print df2.CourseName.ix[i]
print df2.Cost.ix[i]
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A simple tuple data structure in Python can be created as shown below -
DeZyre_DataScience_Tuple = ("Hadoop","Spark", "Python","R Programming", "NoSQL")
You can create an empty tuple data structure in Python using empty parenthesis as shown below –
Sample_tup= ();
Even if there is a single value for the tuple, comma should be included after the value. A tuple in Python with a single value can be created as shown below –
Sample_Tup= ("DeZyre",);
On executing the above python list append function both the values will be appended at the end of the list as a single element only. When using append for python lists, regardless of whether you have a single element or multiple elements- it will be added as a single element. To confirm this you can just try to print the length of the DeZyre_DataScience_List after executing the python list append function as shown above.
Print ("Number of Elements in the List is: len (DeZyre_DataScience_List));
Number of Elements in the List is: 7
Tuples are similar to list data structures that hold multiple objects but are immutable unlike lists. Tuples are generally used when a UDF or a statement assumes that the collection of values in the tuple will not change. As tuples are immutable(one cannot add, delete or edit any value inside the tuple) they consume less memory and are faster at data processing when compared to list data structures. Tuples are immutable but they can hold data that is mutable. Tuples are created by separating the item values through a comma and an optional parenthesis at the start and end of a tuple. Parenthesis are optional when creating a tuple but it is always good to use parenthesis to define the start and end of a tuple to ensure that nested tuples are processed correctly.
The output for the above code will return 60 because negative index accesses the list from the end. Similarly, if you try to access DataScience_List [-2], it will display the second last element from the list.
DeZyre_DataScience_List = [1, 20, 3, 40, 5, 60]
To access the first element of the list data structure use the below line of python code –
DeZyre_DataScience_List [0];
Output on executing the above line will return the first element from the list i.e. 1.
There are several methods that can be applied to a list data structure in Python append (), sort (), reverse (), extend (), insert (), remove (), pop ().
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Resident Evil 5 HD Walkthrough S-Rank Chapter 6-1: No Damage
You'll begin this chapter, which takes place on a gigantic freighter, on a raised platform. Head forward and drop down to the area below. Grab the goods from the two breakable boxes in front of you and, before running up the nearby staircase to continue, toggle to your sniper rifle. There's a watchtower of sorts in front of the staircase and slightly to the right. If you don't run up the stairs willy-nilly and instead aim at and kill the two enemies on the tower (on different parts of the tower, one above the other), you'll be able strike these two enemies before their friends nearby can react. This is important stuff, considering those guys are armed with dangerous explosives that can be dropped on you from high above, damaging you almost immediately on this lengthy, difficult chapter.
Once those two fiends are felled, run up the staircase we earlier told you to ignore. Since you just made a racket killing the two Majini on the tower, their friends will already know you're there and will likely be working their way towards your position by the time you begin climbing the stairs. These guys are armed primarily with dangerous Stun Rods, so try to take them out from afar so that you don't risk being struck by their melee attacks. When the coast is clear, run around and grab the goods dropped by deceased enemies on the corridor you find yourself on. In fact, before proceeding to the next part of the ship, be sure to climb both tiers of the aforementioned tower so that you can collect the goods dropped by the enemies there, as well.
From the far side of the tower, jump down into the next area. For a brief time, you won't be assailed by more enemies here, so you can climb up a nearby ladder to an isolated platform, where more goods can be found from within breakable crates. There is also a precious (at this point in the game) Green Herb up here. Grab those, then drop back down and work your way to the staircase on the left. At this point, a pair of enemies will appear ahead, and two Adjule (dogs) will come from behind. Since the dogs are the greater menace because of their speed, quickly turn around and take them out. Then, let the two Majini come to you, where you can fell them both easily (be prepared for one to turn into a Cephalo). Run up the stairs and across the platform they were guarding, and more dogs and Majini, including an especially-annoying obese foe, will show up. Deal with these enemies as well, backing up to give yourself room if you need to. Be sure to grab the Jewel Bangle dropped by the obese Majini before continuing.
Continue forward and bear to your left. You'll be assailed by a fairly rare enemy, foes called Duvalia. There's only one here. Avoid the pincer on its head (you'll need to reveal the Majini's Duvalia form by first killing its regular form), and shoot the appendage on its side to damage it. These foes can cause massive damage, so be sure to dodge its attacks at all costs. Once slain, grab the nearby Red Herb and then jump down to an area below. Head forward into the labyrinth made by the storage containers. You can't go left, as debris blocks your path, so instead, go rightward. Duck leftward to grab some goods from a crate, and then rejoin the path. You should find a mechanism to your left that can be lifted with a press of a nearby button. Press said button to lift the device so that you can continue.
When you enter the area beyond the debris you cleared, you'll find a locked door with a computer terminal next to it to your right. There's also another object stymieing your advance, so to proceed, you'll need to climb a ladder to the right. This will bring you across a debris-filled dumpster blocking your way. To move it, you'll need both partners. Once it's out of the way, you can drop down to an area below, but this is where things start to get tricky. Your partner will automatically run straight across the area and be trapped by a cage dropped from above. Then, Majini start flowing into the area. Before you free your partner, you'll need to fend off this wave of adversaries, so drop down and engage them in battle, keeping in mind that deceased foes may turn into Cephalo or, worse yet, Duvalia. If either of these things occurs, then you'll want to make absolutely sure you take out those highly-dangerous enemies before continuing.
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Klout Revises Its Algorithm — But Fear Not, It Says Most Scores Will Go Up
Klout today launches what it is describing as a major revamp to its algorithm, adding far more social signals and nuance to its measurement of online influence.
Klout is a controversial company, in part because it values people's online activity with a score — but also because: 1) to many, that score did not seem terrifically accurate; and 2) the way the score was determined was not transparent.
The San Francisco-based company obviously isn't backing away from the whole premise of scoring, but it is improving its efforts to be accurate as well as transparent, by telling the stories behind the scores.
Where Klout looked at fewer than 100 signals before, now it tracks about 400, including the number of Twitter lists a person is on, the number of people who've subscribed to them on Facebook, and how important they are on Wikipedia, as determined by a PageRank algorithm.
The company is also, for the first time, factoring in the "+K" its users can give each other as a sort of nomination for influence on a simple topic. But Klout was careful to tell me that this signal is capped to avoid abuse.
One of the criticisms of Klout had been that it seemed to have a skewed view of the world, where, for instance, Justin Bieber was the ultimate — he had a Klout score of 100 — and Barack Obama was hovering down at 94 (he used to be even lower, below tech pundit Robert Scoble). Klout noted that with the addition of Wikipedia edits and other factors, the two have flip-flopped: Bieber is now a 92, and Obama is a 99. Scoble is an 86.
Previous Klout changes had sparked anger at the company by driving many people's scores down. A spokeswoman for Klout said she expected the opposite this time, as many people's influence ranking will go up as additional signals are included. If true, I imagine that spoonful of sugar will make these changes go down more easily.
Also, in the coming weeks, Klout said, its scores will get somewhat more transparent. While the company won't give away the particulars of its algorithm, it will show users a much more visual timeline of moments at which they were most influential.
The new timeline comes with awkward-funny labels such as, "You engaged Joe Fernandez and 18 others in this moment," as you can see at left.


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Are you an unemployed or underemployed resident looking to start your own business? Atlantic Cape Community College has partnered with the Ocean City Free Public Library, Ocean City Chamber of Commerce, and New Jersey Small Business Development Center at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey to present "Fresh Start Entrepreneurial Training Program," beginning Tuesday, Oct. 14.
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David Campbell (Co-Author of American Grace) has a piece in TIME.com on the link between religion and giving.
Over the last twenty years, one of the most stunning changes to the American social landscape has been the dramatic rise in the percentage of Americans who report having no religious affiliation—the group that has come to be known as the "nones." Today, 20 percent of Americans disclaim a religious affiliation,and among millennials, it is over 30 percent. At the same time, there has been a growing debate over whether the secularization of society will lead to a decrease in charitable giving, with secularists—whether they consider themselves atheists, agnostics, or humanists—tending to argue that fewer religious Americans will simply mean fewer contributions to pay for churches and synagogues that fewer Americans are attending anyway.
Not exactly. A new report by Jumpstart and the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy details the many ways that religion and the charitable sector are intertwined. Based on a major national survey, this report finds that three-quarters of all household charitable giving goes to organizations that have religious ties. These span the range from large organizations like the Salvation Army (which, many Americans do not realize, is actually a church) to small soup kitchens run out of church basements.
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Hero CEO Institutes $70,000 Minimum Salary for All Employees
Everyone can identify with stories about horrible bosses, but what can we make of a story about a terrific one?
Dan Price, CEO of Seattle-based credit card-processing company Gravity Payments, recently announced he would slash his salary from nearly $1 million to $70,000 (a 90% drop) and that every single employee in his company would earn a minimum of $70,000. The new pay scale will roll out over the course of the next three years.
The average salary for a Gravity employee is currently $48,000. About 120 people work for the firm.
Under the new structure, 70 employees will receive raises, while 30 will see their pay double.
Price has a pretty level head when it comes to compensating the people who work for him. "The market rate for me as a CEO compared to a regular person is ridiculous, it's absurd," he said.
He also has a firm grip on the idea that a respectable salary is needed to live a happy existence. "Seattle is not the most affordable city and I want everyone that I know and care about to be able to do all the same basic stuff that I do. I want them to be able to drive whatever car they want to drive as long as it's reasonable, live in a decent place. Just all the basics."
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian rebels lobbed mortar rounds into central Damascus on Monday, killing at least two people and drawing a fierce army response as bombardments shook the heart of the capital.
The state news agency said mortar bombs fired by "terrorists" had killed two people and wounded others near the Opera House on Ummayad Square, where Baath Party headquarters, Air Force Intelligence and state television are also located.
The military retaliated with artillery fire from Mount Qasioun, overlooking the city. "I've heard dozens of regime shells so far, pounding rebels," one resident said.
Photos posted by opposition activists showed black smoke rising from the square during what residents said was one of the heaviest bombardments in central Damascus since a revolt against President Bashar al-Assad erupted two years ago.
"The city is under attack," said one bewildered resident, adding that the explosions had begun at 6:30 a.m. (12.30 a.m. EDT).
The conflict in Syria has killed 70,000 people and forced a million to flee the country, the United Nations says. Sustained fighting in Damascus could send thousands more into neighboring states, especially Lebanon, which already hosts 370,000 of them.
There were no immediate reports that the rebels, who have pushed into the Kfar Souseh district, a few hundred meters (yards) from Ummayad Square, were trying to advance further.
Assad's forces have retained control of central Damascus and most other Syrian cities, while losing swathes of territory to insurgents elsewhere, especially in the north and east.
Colonel Riad al-Asaad, founder of the rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA), lost a leg in an overnight blast caused by a bomb placed beneath his car in the opposition-held eastern town of al-Mayadin, his deputy said. A Turkish official said Asaad was now being treated in Turkey and that his life was not in danger.
Asaad, who formed the FSA in 2011 as a popular uprising against Assad turned into an armed rebellion, was one of the first senior officers to defect from the Syrian military, but was sidelined last year from a new Western-backed FSA command.
Asaad's deputy, Malik al-Kurdi, told Al Jazeera television he believed the Syrian government had tried to assassinate the FSA founder with a bomb planted directly below his car seat. He said Asaad had also suffered face wounds.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Video footage posted online by activists showed Asaad lying on a bed with a bandage on his head and groaning. He was covered in a blue sheet and a man in the film said he would survive. Reuters could not independently verify the video.
Various rebel units fight under the banner of the FSA, which has struggled to find weapons supplies and build a disciplined command and control structure. It does not include some Islamist militants such as the powerful al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front.
Moaz Alkhatib, who resigned on Sunday as head of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, said the attack on Asaad was part of a drive to "assassinate the free leaders of Syria".
Despite stepping down, Alkhatib said he would address an Arab League summit in Qatar this week. "I have decided to give a speech in the name of the Syrian people at the Doha conference," he wrote on his Twitter account on Monday.
Alkhatib, named leader of the coalition formed in November, is a Sunni Muslim cleric who had been seen as a moderate bulwark against the influence of al Qaeda-linked jihadist forces.
He resigned after the coalition berated him for offering Assad a negotiated deal and after the group went ahead, despite his objections, with steps to form a provisional government that would have diminished his authority.
The coalition is backed by Western powers and many Arab states, but Russia and China are critical of its insistence that Assad quit as a precondition for negotiations.
A senior Russian diplomat said on Monday his country wanted Russian and Chinese experts to take part in a U.N. investigation into charges that chemical arms were used in Syria on March 19.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced the inquiry on Thursday and made clear it would focus on a rocket attack that killed 26 people near Aleppo. Syria's government and opponents accused each other of firing a missile laden with chemicals.
Opposition activists said Syrian forces had used phosphorus on Monday when they fired multiple rocket launchers at fighters besieging an army base in Adra, a town near Damascus. Two rebels were killed and 23 wounded. The activists described it as another chemical attack. There was no independent confirmation.
U.S. and European officials say they have no evidence yet of any chemical attack. If one is confirmed, it would be the first use of such weapons by either side in the Syrian conflict.
Damascus has not confirmed it possesses chemical weapons, but says if it had them it would not use them on its own people.
(Additional reporting by Jonathon Burch in Ankara, Khaled Yacoub Oweis in Amman, Steve Gutterman in Moscow and Ari Rabinovitch in Jerusalem; Writing by Alistair Lyon; Editing by Louise Ireland and Pravin Char)


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While the UN devotes its human rights operations to the demonization of the democratic state of Israel above all others and condemns the United States more often than the vast majority of non-democracies around the world, the voices of real victims around the world must be heard.
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Zahir Belounis has spent the best part of the last two years without wages, a club or any prospect of returning home but the French Algerian footballer now faces his immediate future without the most basic of commodities.
"I will stop food, a hunger strike, I want to do that," explained the 33-year-old striker.
"It's going to start next week. They treat me like a dog but I will fight. I will die here in Qatar," he said in an interview with CNN last week.
Belounis, who had played in the lower reaches of French football, now plays for the Qatari first division club El Jaish, the army club.
Or at least, he claims, he should be.
Despite, he alleges, holding a contract that lasts until 2015 he claims to have been frozen out, threatened, moved to other clubs against his will, gone unpaid and finally barred from leaving the country, leaving him, his wife and two young daughters trapped in Qatar.
A hunger strike, Belounis says, is his final throw of the dice.
"I will stop the food and sit there [in front of the Qatar Football Association office] and bring some documents until some important people listen to me," he said.
"I have enough evidence. I don't speak bad about Qatar. But there are people here who are not honest. I have two daughters to take care of. No one cares I have been without salary for 23 months."
Belounis is arguably one of the most high profile cases to emerge regarding employee rights in Qatar -- reportedly its Labour Ministry received thousands of complaints last year.
When CNN contacted the Qatar Stars League and the Qatari Football Association, presenting them with Belounis' allegations, the QFA said: "All parties are analyzing in depth the matter and action for defamation is being taken." They declined to respond to any specific allegations made by Belounis.
Kafala system
Since Qatar was awarded the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup finals, the tiny emirate of less than two million people, and barely 300,000 citizens, found next to Saudi Arabia and Bahrain -- has presented a glowing portrait of itself to the rest of the world.
Its royal family, led by Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, is one of the richest in the world thanks to the discovery and exploitation of one of the largest natural gas field on earth in the late 1990s.
It has lavished money on European football too. The Qatar Foundation, funded by the same gas wealth, sponsors the shirts of Barcelona FC.
Another Spanish club, Malaga, reached the quarter finals of this year's UEFA Champions League largely thanks to a huge injection of Qatari funds.
And the Qatar Investment Authority, one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, bought Paris Saint-Germain, signing some of the game's greatest players as they march towards the French league title. The wages for the likes of David Beckham and Zlatan Ibrahimovic have been lavish.
Yet according to Belounis, as well as several human rights groups, several players and thousands of construction workers who will be building the infrastructure for the World Cup have been abused, denied their wages and trapped in a system that they cannot escape from.
The so called Kafala system -- which ties employees to a specific employer -- has, according to Human Rights Watch and the International Trade Union Confederation, been open to systematic abuse and created a de facto form of slavery for the more than one million migrant workers living within its borders.
"Qatar has been quite successful at giving off a progressive image when, in fact, the [labor] system is exploitative," said Nicholas McGeehan of Human Rights Watch.
"It is the same old story. The Kafala system, the confiscation of passports, the illegal charging of exorbitant agent fees, the inability for workers to access the courts for redress.
"Qatar has an exit visa system so you cannot leave the country without the sponsor's say. You have a system where workers are trapped in the country and the same old abuses rear their head. Unpaid wages, wages held in arrears. It keeps workers credibly vulnerable," he added.
The system has prompted one international labor organization to call for FIFA to strip Qatar of the 2022 World Cup over the treatment of its migrant workers.
The vast majority hail from India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, working long hours for little pay in the construction industry. On site temperatures can reach 50 degrees in the summer.
"I was shocked to see this exploitation in football," explained Sharan Burrow, General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation.
"In late 2010 we conducted a risk assessment looking at basic fundamental labor rights. The Gulf region stood out like a red light. They were absolutely at the bottom end for rights for workers. They were fundamentally slave states."
The ITUC had been in talks with FIFA and the Qatari authorities, pressing for reform.
As Burrow points out, it will be migrant workers who build the multi-billion dollar 2022 World Cup project; the transport infrastructure, the hotels and the 12 state of the art stadiums. It is estimated that as many as one million extra workers will be flown in.
"It went nowhere," Burrow said of the discussions.
"They refused to give us freedom of association. I went there to the Qatari labor camps every week holding meetings. The conditions in the camps were squalid. No personal space, the cooking facilities were unsafe.
"These men are basically slaves there. The legal system doesn't work, their contracts are torn up at a whim. These men are very angry. They feel like their lives are being taken away.
"In the meantime we had no choice but to put it back on FIFA," Burrow added.
"If two years on [since the award of the 2022 World Cup] the [Qatari] government has not done the fundamentals, they have no commitment to human rights."
On the issue of migrant worker rights during the construction of projects related to the World Cup, and the call by the ITUC for FIFA to strip Qatar of the tournament, the Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee said in a statement to CNN: "The safety, security, health and dignity of workers -- be they professionals or construction workers -- is of paramount importance.
"Our commitment is to change working conditions in order to ensure a lasting legacy of improved worker welfare. We are aware this cannot be done overnight. But the 2022 FIFA World Cup is acting as a catalyst for improvements in this regard."
They point to the Migrant Workers Welfare Charter that the government enacted last October, which pledges that all 2022 World Cup contractors and sub-contractors will be held accountable to strict standards of health and safety, equal treatment and safe and healthy living conditions.
There is also a promise to "ensure that wages are paid to workers on time".
"We have always acknowledged that the current state of workers welfare needs to be improved," the statement continued.
"From the very beginning we have pointed to the power of football as a tremendous catalyst for tangibly improving labor conditions in Qatar and the region at large.
"We opened a dialogue with Human Rights Watch and the ITUC in the latter stages of 2012, agreeing to work together in developing language for our workers' charter and contractual provisions relating to labor ... To commence this dialogue and then for ITUC to launch a campaign calling for the reopening of the vote is in our view highly disingenuous and leads us to question ITUC's intentions."
Read: Qatar warned over World Cup labour laws
To build on the worker's welfare charter, the Qatar Foundation last week announced that it would enforce mandatory standards of migrant workers welfare to "help apply minimum requirements with respect to the recruitment, living and working conditions, as well as the general treatment of workers engaged in construction and other projects."
In a statement to CNN, FIFA maintained that the "World Cup in the Middle East offers a great opportunity for the region to discover football's power as a platform for positive social change. FIFA upholds the respect for human rights and the application of international norms of behavior as a principle and part of all our activities."
Football's global governing body also pointed out it had held meetings with both the ITUC and Human Rights Watch.
"FIFA expects the dialogue that started with both the Qatari authorities and organizations like HRW to continue in the build-up of the 2022 FIFA World Cup," the statement said.
"FIFA will continue as part of our social responsibility strategy to address opportunities to increase the positive and reduce the negative impacts of the FIFA World Cup towards 2022."
The Qatari government has intimated that it is prepared to scrap the Kafala system of sponsorship. "The sponsorship system will be replaced with a contract signed by the two parties," Hussain Al Mulla, undersecretary for the Ministry of Labor, told local Arabic daily Al Arab in 2012. But as Human Rights Watch points out, no timetable has been set.
After repeated attempts by CNN to seek comment from the Ministry of Labor, Qatari officials declined to respond.
But it wasn't just construction workers trapped in the system. The ITUC's Burrow said he was shocked to discover that several footballers had befallen the same fate.
Belounis says that his problems began after he had become captain of El Jaish, then a second division club.
He led the team to promotion and was called up to the Qatari team for the 2011 Military World Cup in Brazil. He was given a passport, albeit temporally so that he could compete. The team finished fourth, only losing to Brazil in the third place playoff thanks to a goal late in extra time.
When he returned home his Qatari passport was taken back, Belounis was told he was surplus to requirements at El Jaish and informed he had to play on loan for a different team. He didn't want to leave but agreed, he claims, after being promised he would still receive his wages as per his contract.
Belounis says that, for a while at least, his new club paid him a small fraction of what he was owed.
"But I have not seen a single euro from El Jaish," he complained.
Now he has no money and is surviving on handouts sent from his family in Paris --an irony given how much the Qatar royal family has pumped into PSG -- as well as being supported by the French community in Doha.
He plays for no club and has no prospect of playing for anyone else in Qatar.
"I wake up, I take care of my daughter, I try and stay like a man in front of my family," he said.
"My wife gets depressed. I've tried to be strong but it is very difficult. I go to gym and train on my own."
The issue is now in the Qatari courts meaning Belounis and his family cannot leave.
"They [the club] said: 'We will pay you, but you have to sign this paper that says we don't owe you anything.' I said: 'Give me first the cheque.' They said: 'Contract first.' They said they would not give me an exit visa unless I go to the court and stop the claim."
Qatar "has many interests in FIFA"
One player who did manage to leave the country was the French born Moroccan international Abdeslam Ouaddou.
The 34-year-old defender had played at the highest level in France for Nancy and in England for Fulham.
But when Ouaddou, who represented Morocco over 50 times, was released by Nancy in 2010, he was approached by newly promoted Qatari club Lekhwiya, the team owned by Qatar's crown prince Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani.
"I didn't have a lot of opportunities," admits Ouaddou of his time after being released.
"They were looking for an experienced player. I'd played in England, France, Greece, in the [UEFA] Champions League. They were ambitious and wanted to win the Asian Champions League. The idea was to finish in the top four in the Qatar Stars League [Qatar's top division]."
He signed a lucrative contract and experienced immediate success.
"We did a good job in my first year, finishing first," he said. "I was captain. The first year was great. The people and the board was happy. We were winning every game. And when you are winning you have no problems. It is beautiful," he added.
When Lekhwiya won the title, it was Ouaddou who was handed the shield first.
Having taken Lekhwiya further than even the club's ambitious management had planned, Ouaddou assumed he would be preparing for an assault on the Asian Champions League in his next season.
Instead he was told he would be moving to Qatar Sports Club instead. When a club official first told him he thought it was a joke.
"And then I saw his face," said Ouaddou.
"He said: 'It comes from the Prince and all that comes from the Prince is not subject to discussion'."
When Ouaddou's two-year contract was announced he presented a different face to the world.
"I'm more than pleased to have extended my stay in the Qatar Stars League and move to another big club," he told the Qatar Football Association's official website in August 2011. But Ouaddou claims that nothing could have been further from the truth.
"I said I didn't want to change clubs, I didn't want to play in Qatar Sports Club," he said.
"I realized I couldn't contest the will of the Crown Prince."
Things didn't go well. He and the club had a bad season. When he returned to Qatar after his summer break in France he was told he was no longer needed. His wages were stopped and he was omitted from a pre-season tour of Spain.
When the team returned for its pre-season photograph he was made to stand on the side. He wasn't given a team shirt to wear, just a grey training top, accentuating his isolation. Eventually Ouaddou took his claim to FIFA.
"I waited after five months with no salary. I had to pay school fees and feed my children and buy clothes. I decided to break the contract and leave the country," he said.
"When I asked for my exit visa from my first club, my sponsor at Lekhwiya, he [a club official] told me: 'We will not give you an exit visa until you take out your complaint. Qatar has many interests in FIFA and it is not good'."
It wasn't until he threatened to take his case to a human rights group, he claims, that he was eventually granted permission to leave. He was told: "We will let you leave the country but your complaint with FIFA will take maybe four to six years to get your money because we have a lot of influence and we are very powerful in FIFA," he recalled.
"When you work in Qatar you belong to someone. You are not free. You are a slave. Of course it is not the same situation as the [construction] workers in Qatar, but there is a parallel. It is the same methodology. They can throw you away like old socks."
Asked about Ouaddou's assertions, the Qatari Football Association, as it did with questions about the Belounis case, declined to respond to any specific allegations.
Ouaddou is now back in France, training with his old club Nancy and awaiting the result of FIFA's investigation.
"We can confirm that FIFA has opened proceedings about the case you refer to. However, please understand that we cannot comment any further as the investigations are on-going." said FIFA in a statement, adding it had received Ouaddou's claim in October.
Worldwide players union FIFPro said on its website: "You don't throw away a human being, as you might throw away an object that no longer serves its purpose. You do not make him suffer on purpose.
"FIFPro and players all over the world will be paying close attention to decisions taken by FIFA during the case that Abdelem [sic] Ouaddou has brought before the international federation.
For all the talk on both sides of the issue, on the ground Belounis is still trapped without a solution, a situation that is so bad he is now preparing for a hunger strike.
"My life now is a disaster," he said. "Who can help me?"Ouaddou has managed to leave, but his battle continues and the experience has left a bitter taste.
"When I saw on TV that they [FIFA] gave Qatar the World Cup I said it was maybe a good thing because football belongs to the world, football has no borders." he said.
"After two years living in that country my thinking has changed. I am a man who respects human rights and in this country, I can tell you, they are walking on human beings.
"A country that doesn't respect human beings does not deserve the right to organize the best competition in the world."


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