text: Those date pickers are going to give us dates without times. There is not a comparable datetime picker for use with reports, and we don't really want to specify times for this example, anyway.
  If we imagine the same payment from 10:30 am yesterday, with our report set to check from 2/14/21 to 2/21/21, we end up with SQL evaluating whether or not this is true:
  And, as before, SQL realizes it's got a mix of dates and date times, so it inserts 00:00:00 as needed, giving us this:
  That makes the date range for our query midnight on 2/14 through midnight on 2/21, which is functionally the same as 2/14 - 2/20. Basically, we've accidentally chopped a day out of our range. Frustratingly, the report still gives results, just short a day, which makes it a little harder to notice the error.
  Luckily, this is an easy fix. You just need to tell SQL to ignore the new time portion of accountlines.date. To do so, you can use the date() function to pull just the date out of our datetime. Here's our first report, adjusted accordingly:
  In both cases, we're simply sidestepping SQL's confusion about dates and datetimes by ignoring the time portion entirely.
  
  CHALLENGE.3W is a digital system for capture, analysis and evaluation of free fighting in historical European martial arts (HEMA). The system is developed and supervised by Martin Lümkemann (D) and Henrik Gyarmati (H). It consists of the following major components: acquisition of fight results averages QR codes or manually. Transmission and storage of all results directly to a cloud-based database. Statistical evaluations and rankings of the results by a freely configurable matrix and direct live display of important statistical values ??during an event such as a tournament.
  CHALLENGE = challenge, which is self-explanatory. 3W = is an abbreviation of our fencing club Drey Wunder
  Yes and no. CHALLENGE.3W is currently used for individual events (= Tournaments) (see KAPMFTAG ) and returns at the end evaluations on the basis of which a winner will be announced. In this tournament, the system has enormous advantages by wireless recording by QR codes and the live display the data on big screens. CHALLENGE.3W but also for several fights (100+ ) designed and in time course provides even more reliable and sustainable data.
  The goal of any HEMA-martial artist is to successfully "survive" through training, practice and research in a sporty sparring with protective equipment and less rules. The main objective of this system can be observed in the free fighting and analyze their own fencing development. Based on the obtained data to targeted individual training plans can be developed to compensate for existing deficiencies or amplify less pronounced skills.
  On one hand, it should be as simple as possible to use, ie survive possible without a referee, note takers, scorekeepers, etc., on the other hand it should provide as many and complex information as possible, including evaluations and comparisons and over time, and (not) last the system should provide an incentive even after a long time.
  Currently not. The system is currently based on the So-Called 3W.HALAG regulations. These rules are based on the so-called HALAG rulebook (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE) that was developed and written by Marcus Hampel and Tobias Wenzel. The rules are deliberately simple and show a certain radicalism. There are no winners, only survivors. The only trophy or the only cost is to stay alive, best unharmed. More can be found here: 3W.HALAG: 3W.HALAG rules (external)
  Easy. Each fighter owns three “rating tags”, which are specially issued for him. The meaning of the green tag is “unharmed”, of the yellow tag "wounded" while the red tag stands for “death”. All tags carry a QR code in which the name of the fighter, the current status and some other information have been encoded. Every fighter carries the three tags attached with a flexible cord to his fencing jacket, pants, etc. After the fight the fighter will pull his actual status tag in front to get is scanned. All it takes is for example an internet-enabled mobile phone with an installed app to capture QR codes. Quick, easy and unambiguous. This is quick and easy, so that there is more fighting with less overhead.
  Easy. Who fights more survived unharmed is our definition is the better swordsman. In an individual event (= tournament) but only on this day, between the current subscriber with the existing weapons, etc. These results reflect not a kind of universal "can" in fencing, to the conditions are always different. In time course after several events, but we can see clear trends and visualize and thus improve individual fencing skills.
  No. Here is just the beginning. How do I get to see people to brittle figures and statistics as motivation or even with a sense of self-criticism? The magic word is Gamification. The won fight-points (own status and enemy status) will be computed into so called experience points (XP) when they are recorded into our system. As a result these XPs can be transformed into a ranking table. Special skills, awards, challenge cups and quests will be awarded according to the XPs and status combinations. Who now feels reminiscent of various role playing is right. It indeed creates a kind of role-playing game in which each player has to raise up from the sofa, put the potato chip bag and the controller aside and fight, win or lose in the fencing hall with real opponent using realistic rules. When awarding experience points, skills and awards not the imagination sets the tone, but real fencing skills that need to be developed and improved. But everything is not possible in a single event (= tournament). Only in conjunction with a closed user group, and in course of time. Ideal for clubs and other HEMA groups with the aim to observe personal fencing developments and control.
  Yes. The system is based on honesty. There is no referee and no video recordings to revise a result. For this reason, results are counted only from or TAKEN (or ignored). How honest everyone has their own injuries sustained indicates everyone must himself with his own conscience agree. This risk is of course without problems through the use of minimizing an experienced head referee.
  To illustrate a practical example, this means: If someone cashed a potentially fatal head shot but does not signal this (ie, the fight does not interrupt, etc.) then there is no debate and no quarrel. In this case, the fighter did not notice the hit. This is a misinterpretation, can happen to anyone and should be addressed - after the fight - by the opponent. ignored the hit on purpose to get better results and statistics. With this behaviour the swordsman proves, unfortunately, that he has not (yet) understood the principle of our martial art and the system CHALLENGE.3W. Honesty and courage for his own mistakes must stand in the foreground here. Selfishness, hubris, injustice, if they are not resolved, prevent the progress on our way. We firmly believe that fencing is more than just sport and can contribute significantly to the formation of character. Therefore, the risk of "cheating" is to be seen as large, the benefits of this behavior for the fighter is but worthless as he only deceives himself.
  No. But you can try it. We set up every 4-6 weeks a Workshop supported by CHALLENGE.3W KAMPFTAG from the well for external participants should be open. We can easily accommodate any external participants in the system as a guest-fencers. Those gets its own guest brand and a unique ID in our system. Since we continuously develop the system's not currently possible to type "test set". Furthermore, we offer here soon to a kind guest access. Using this access to our boards, reports and statistics can be viewed and tested.
  For sure. If you want try our entire system incl. Free fight, capture, statistical evaluations and reports we recommend you a visit at our Fencing Club "Drey Wunder" in Bielefeld. The association is aimed per quarter from a supported by CHALLENGE.3W "KAPMFTAG", in the external participants can try out the system. We can Easily accommodate any external participants in the system as a guest fencers. Those gets its own guest QR-brand and a unique ID in our system. Who uses our system sees its results live on our evaluation Monitor and gets a few days after the event, a detailed digital record of its fights, incl. Statistics. Here you can register:
  If you can not join or simply look briefly want what registered participants use expected at CHALLENGE.3W please use our demo account. The demo account allows you to get a first impression of our "boards". The demo system is pre-configured and filled with test data. The data will be published shortly here:
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  The best way to commute from one place to the other is by availing the services of an airport taxi service provider. These companies make sure that they are doing everything they can to ensure the commute of their patrons is as smooth as one can practically imagine.
  In order to make sure that you reach the airport on time, safely and without finding yourself in the middle of a sticky situation, one should never fail to travel to the airport with a woking airport taxi service provider.
  With that being said and out of the way, the following section is a brief summary or rather a checklist of three important things you need to know while selecting an airport taxi service provider. Read on.
  Whether you are a business person or simply someone in a hurry to get somewhere, it is natural for you to get out of town or the country once in a while. Suppose you landed in a city where you don’t speak the local language and the worst part, you don’t know your way around – what to do then?
  How in the world would you book a taxi to the airport on your way back? You cannot spare some time to read the local language from a translator now, could you? You are on the clock since you can’t miss your flight home.
  You would have spared yourself all of this if you would just have availed the services of an airport taxi service provider that offer pre-booking services. Get the idea?
  Researching the background of the taxi service provider will allow you to make sure that you are not wasting your hard earned money. On the other hand, it will also give you a glimpse about the quality of service the company provides to their clients. Go for a company that has a spotless business record and has a lot of positive traction/reviews among its clients.
  Often passengers who booked the services of an airport taxi service provider hastily fall prey to incidents of unfair invoices. The best way to steer clear from such sticky situations is to sit down with the management of the taxi company and ask for their charging details.
  Avoid companies that add ‘miscellaneous charges’ in their invoice. Transparency is the key to good business and satisfactory customer services. Go for companies that deliver impeccable services and charge reasonably.
  Okay, we admit that the list of things mentioned in this post is a tad bit time consuming but rest assured that if you follow these tips, your overall experience will be seamless. Furthermore, you live in a time where being picky and careful can prove to be a good thing. So what do you think?
  
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  The same week that President Trump issued his hire American executive order, the president of one of China's top tech companies said his company wants to do the same thing.
  
  Back in the day, the Cadillac area was the state’s first ski destination. That legacy is a point of pride for the area, but Cadillac’s storied past does not mean that the area is resting on its laurels. These days, Michigan’s oldest ski destination is also one of the state’s newest stars. Downhill and cross country skiers will discover a wonderful winter playground in Cadillac.
  Downhill skiers are in for a treat when they come to Cadillac because Caberfae Peaks is quickly becoming a regional favorite. When I tell skiers I ski at Caberfae they sometimes look at me funny and ask, “Why do you do that?”
  It’s at this point I know that they’re thinking of the old Caberfae, the one with all the rope tows circa 1950. I don’t ski there. I ski at today’s Caberfae Peaks, the one with the two highest lift-served peaks in lower Michigan, four chairlifts, an expansive day lodge with a two-story fireplace, and some of the best trail grooming this side of Colorado. For me the operative word in ski resort is “ski” and that’s where Caberfae Peaks comes through.
  The development of North and South Peaks has transformed this place. Thirty-four runs spill off in every direction with terrain for every type of skiing from cruising to bumps to, “Gee, I wish I had remembered to pay that life insurance premium.”