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Q: How to store multi select values in Laravel 5.2 I have a form which stores News.

Here I am using Multiselect and I want to save all the selected option in the table as say  Users,staff,cinemahall as a string.
My controller function to store values is
 public function store(Request $request)
{

    $input=$request->all();

    General_news::create($input);
    return redirect()->back();
}

This function store the all submitted fields but for multiselect it stores only last option i.e cinemahall

When form is submitted all selected options are displayed but it's not saving in database table properly.
help me to solve this issue.

A: Make sure you set the name attribute to an array
<select multiple="multiple" name="news[]" id="news">

To store it as string separated by commas
$news = $request->input('news');
$news = implode(',', $news);

You have a string which will look like Users,staff,cinemahall. Now, instead to retrieve all input, you may need to retrieve it one by one, since you need to mutate the news value. Additionally, you can also use except() method to exclude news from mass getting all value.
$news = $request->input('news');
$news = implode(',', $news);

$input = $request->except('news');
//Assign the "mutated" news value to $input
$input['news'] = $news;

General_news::create($input);
return redirect()->back();

A: Thanks @Chay22
you could also use Mutators and  Accessor https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/eloquent-mutators#defining-an-accessor
public function setFooAttribute($value)
{
    $this->attributes['foo'] = implode(',',$value);
}

public function getFooAttribute($value)
{
    return explode(',',$value);
}

A: If you are using a multiselect, that probably means that you need a many to many relationship and a pivot table. Kind of like how posts can belong to many tags and tags can belong to many posts.
In your case this would probably be between news and the news_types tables.

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'Leadership deficit' hitting US morale, survey finds
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Falling temperatures in Washington: employee engagement declined at a majority of government agencies this year, according to new research.
There has been a dramatic fall in US federal employee engagement in 2018, research has found, with senior leadership a major concern amongst workers.
The '2018 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government' rankings, produced by the Partnership for Public Service and the Boston Consulting Group, found employee engagement fell at nearly 60% of government agencies over the past year.
Nearly 40% registered an increase in employee engagement, but the Partnership for Public Service says this represents a sharp fall on the previous three years – when more than 70% of federal organisations saw gains in how their employees viewed their jobs and workplaces.
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The agencies showing the steepest declines were the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), with an overall drop in engagement of 25.2% on last year; and the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA), with a 31% downturn from 72.6% to 41.6%.
Both the CFPB and the FLRA registered particular dissatisfaction with senior leaders. In the category 'Effective Leadership: Senior Leaders', the drop was 35.6% and 37.2% respectively.
This was consistent with the results overall. When isolating effective leadership, the report revealed only 46.4% of federal organisations showed improvement in 2018 compared to 75.8% in 2017 – a 29.4 percentage point difference.
The results echo recent analysis of the Office of Personnel Management survey by Global Government Forum. This found morale had plummeted at labour relations agencies, with senior leadership being a key factor explaining the dive in satisfaction levels.
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Max Stier, president and chief executive officer of the Partnership for Public Service – a non-profit organisation that works for a more effective civil service – said the findings should be a wake-up call for federal leaders across government whose agencies had low or falling scores.
"This leadership deficit should be of great concern to the White House, Congress and the American public," he said. "Best-in-class private sector organisations understand that increased employee engagement leads to better performance and outcomes, and federal leaders need to follow suit. Building a highly-motivated and engaged workforce should be a top priority not only for the Trump administration but also the new Congress."
Other categories showing a drop in satisfaction were'the match between employee skills and agency missions' and 'pay'. Along with effective leadership these are the three strongest drivers of employee engagement, according to the Partnership for Public Service.
In a statement to the Washington Post, J. David Cox Sr., president of the American Federation of Government Employees, said: "No one should be surprised that federal employees are feeling discouraged, oppressed, and disrespected.
"The administration seems to be at war with its own workforce, trying every day to take away their rights, and reduce their pay, pensions, and healthcare".
About turn
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) initially acknowledged the results were "disappointing", telling the Washington Post: "We must redouble our efforts to engage and work collectively to solve problems and improve".However, on December 13, the deputy director for management in the Office of Management and Budget and acting director of the Office of Personnel Management, Margaret Weichert, questioned the report's methodology, tweeting: "Misleading stats on # of agencies (esp small agencies) obscure hard work by agencies."
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JP2011096658A - Light emitting diode lamp - Google Patents
Light emitting diode lamp Download PDF
emitting diode
light emitting
Chih-Ming Lai
Yu-Pin Liu
育彬 劉
志銘 頼
Foxsemicon Integrated Technology Inc
沛▲きん▼能源科技股▲ふん▼有限公司
2009-11-02 Priority to CN2009103092150A priority Critical patent/CN102052590A/en
2010-10-20 Application filed by Foxsemicon Integrated Technology Inc, 沛▲きん▼能源科技股▲ふん▼有限公司 filed Critical Foxsemicon Integrated Technology Inc
239000000758 substrates Substances 0 abstract 4
230000017525 heat dissipation Effects 0 abstract 1
F21V29/00—Protecting lighting devices from thermal damage; Cooling or heating arrangements specially adapted for lighting devices or systems
F21V29/50—Cooling arrangements
F21V29/70—Cooling arrangements characterised by passive heat-dissipating elements, e.g. heat-sinks
F21V29/74—Cooling arrangements characterised by passive heat-dissipating elements, e.g. heat-sinks with fins or blades
F21V29/76—Cooling arrangements characterised by passive heat-dissipating elements, e.g. heat-sinks with fins or blades with essentially identical parallel planar fins or blades, e.g. with comb-like cross-section
F21V29/763—Cooling arrangements characterised by passive heat-dissipating elements, e.g. heat-sinks with fins or blades with essentially identical parallel planar fins or blades, e.g. with comb-like cross-section the planes containing the fins or blades having the direction of the light emitting axis
F21K—NON-ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES USING LUMINESCENCE; LIGHT SOURCES USING ELECTROCHEMILUMINESCENCE; LIGHT SOURCES USING CHARGES OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL; LIGHT SOURCES USING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES AS LIGHT-GENERATING ELEMENTS; LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
F21K9/00—Light sources using semiconductor devices as light-generating elements, e.g. using light-emitting diodes [LED] or lasers
F21V29/71—Cooling arrangements characterised by passive heat-dissipating elements, e.g. heat-sinks using a combination of separate elements interconnected by heat-conducting means, e.g. with heat pipes or thermally conductive bars between separate heat-sink elements
F21V29/713—Cooling arrangements characterised by passive heat-dissipating elements, e.g. heat-sinks using a combination of separate elements interconnected by heat-conducting means, e.g. with heat pipes or thermally conductive bars between separate heat-sink elements in direct thermal and mechanical contact of each other to form a single system

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a light emitting diode lamp that is superior in efficiency of heat dissipation and facilitates assembling and replacing.
SOLUTION: The light emitting diode lamp includes a light emitting diode light source which includes a substrate, a light emitting diode installed on a surface of the substrate, and a first heat sink thermally connected to the other surface opposed to the surface on which the light emitting diode is installed in the substrate to release the heat generated by the light emitting diode and transferred to the substrate; and a lamp holder which includes the second heat sink and a fixing device detachably fixed to the second heat sink so as to thermally connect the first radiation device.
COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
The present invention relates to a light emitting diode lamp.
Currently, light emitting diodes (LEDs) are widely applied in various areas, and particularly in the area of illumination lamps.
Due to the longer working time of the light emitting diode lamp, the amount of heat generated increases, and when the temperature of the light emitting diode reaches a certain level, the quantum effect inside the light emitting diode is reduced and the life of the light emitting diode is greatly increased. Shortened. Moreover, it is difficult to replace the light emitting diode when it is damaged.
In order to solve the above-described problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a light-emitting diode lamp that has excellent heat dissipation efficiency and is easy to assemble and replace.
The light-emitting diode lamp according to the present invention includes a substrate, a light-emitting diode installed on the surface of the substrate, and another surface of the substrate facing the surface where the light-emitting diode is installed and is thermally connected to the light-emitting diode lamp. A light emitting diode light source including a first heat radiating device that radiates heat transferred to the substrate by generating a diode, the second heat radiating device, and the second heat radiating device so as to thermally connect the first heat radiating device. And a lamp holder including a fixing device that is detachably fixed.
Compared with the prior art, the light emitting diode lamp according to the present invention transmits the amount of heat generated by the light emitting diode to the second heat radiating device of the lamp holder by the first heat radiating device and then radiates heat by the lamp holder. Excellent effect. Since the first heat dissipation device is detachably attached to the second heat dissipation device, it is convenient to assemble and replace the light source of the light emitting diode.
It is a figure which shows the structure of the light emitting diode lamp which concerns on the 1st Example of this invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the light emitting diode lamp shown in FIG. 1. It is a figure which shows the structure of the light emitting diode lamp which concerns on the 2nd Example of this invention. FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the light emitting diode lamp shown in FIG. 3. It is a figure which shows the structure of the light emitting diode lamp which concerns on the 3rd Example of this invention. FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the light emitting diode lamp shown in FIG. 5. It is a figure which shows the other structure of the fixing device of the light emitting diode lamp shown in FIG.
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a light emitting diode lamp 10 according to a first embodiment of the present invention includes a light emitting diode light source 11 and a lamp holder 12.
The light emitting diode light source 11 includes a substrate 110, a light emitting diode 112, and a first heat dissipation device 114.
The board 110 supports the light emitting diode 112 as a printed electric circuit board and supplies power to the light emitting diode 112. In this embodiment, the substrate 110 has a flat plate shape.
One or a plurality of the light emitting diodes 112 may be provided and installed on the surface of the substrate 110. In this embodiment, the substrate 110 is provided with a plurality of light emitting diodes 112.
The first heat dissipation device 114 is installed on another flat surface opposite to the surface of the substrate 110 where the light emitting diode 112 is installed, and is thermally connected to the substrate 110 to generate the light emitting diode 112. The heat transferred to the substrate 110 is dissipated. The first heat dissipation device 114 is made of a high thermal conductivity material such as a metal such as aluminum, gold, silver, copper, steel, or an alloy thereof. In the present embodiment, the first heat radiating device 114 has a "ten" shape, and the heat radiation coefficient of the first heat radiating device 114 is set to 0.8 or more in order to ensure the heat radiation efficiency.
The lamp holder 12 includes a second heat radiating device 120 and a fixing device 122.
The second heat dissipation device 120 is made of a heat conductive material. The material selection range of the second heat dissipation device 120 is the same as the material selection range of the first heat dissipation device 114. In the present embodiment, the second heat radiating device 120 has an arch shape and has a large heat radiating area, so that heat can be radiated quickly.
The fixing device 122 is fixed to the second heat radiating device 120 or molded integrally with the second heat radiating device 120. The fixing device 122 houses the first heat dissipation device 114 and fixes the first heat dissipation device 114 to the second heat dissipation device 120 of the lamp holder 12. The fixing device 122 is made of a heat conductive material, and the heat radiation coefficient of the fixing device 122 is set to 0.8 or more in order to ensure heat radiation efficiency. In this embodiment, the fixing device 122 is a frame having a support portion corresponding to the shape of the first "ten" -shaped first heat radiating device 114, and is made of an elastic material (for example, a bullet) having excellent thermal conductivity. Become.
Further, the shapes of the first heat radiating device 114 and the fixing device 122 are not limited to the "ten" shape. For example, both can have other shapes corresponding to each other.
In the assembly process of the light emitting diode lamp 10, the first heat dissipation device 114 is firmly stored in the fixing device 122, so that a fixing method such as screws, rivets, or welding is not necessary, so that the assembly process is simplified. Become. In addition, since the first heat dissipation device 114 transmits the amount of heat to the second heat dissipation device 120 by the fixing device 122, the amount of heat generated by the light emitting diode 112 is quickly dissipated to the outside world, and the light emitting diode 112 It can be ensured to operate in a low temperature environment.
In the process of replacing the light source, when the first heat radiating device 114 of the damaged light emitting diode light source 11 is taken out from the fixing device 122, the fixing device 122 is restored to its original shape by its own elastic force. Next, when the first heat radiating device 114 of the new light emitting diode light source 11 is housed in the fixing device 122, the first heat radiating device 114 of the new light emitting diode light source 11 is moved to the fixing device 122 by the elastic force of the fixing device 122. It is firmly fixed and forms an excellent thermal connection with the second heat dissipation device 120.
Referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the light emitting diode lamp 20 according to the second embodiment of the present invention includes a light emitting diode light source 21 and a lamp holder 22.
The light emitting diode 212 may be one or plural. In addition, it is installed on the surface of the substrate 210. In this embodiment, a plurality of light emitting diodes 212 are installed on the substrate 210.
The first heat dissipation device 214 is installed on another flat surface of the substrate 210 opposite to the surface on which the light emitting diode 212 is installed, and is thermally connected to the substrate 210 to generate the light emitting diode 212. The heat transferred to the substrate 210 is dissipated. The first heat radiation device 214 is formed with a plurality of heat radiation fins 2140 extending in a direction away from the substrate 210. The first heat dissipation device 214 is made of a high thermal conductivity material such as a metal such as aluminum, gold, silver, copper, steel, or an alloy thereof. In this embodiment, in order to ensure heat radiation efficiency, the thermal radiation coefficient of the first heat radiation device 214 is set to 0.8 or more.
The lamp holder 22 includes a main body 220, a second heat radiating device 222, and a fixing device 224.
The main body 220 supports the second heat dissipation device 222. The main body 220 may be a housing of the lamp holder 22. In the present embodiment, the main body 220 has a flat plate shape, but is not limited to the shape shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.
The second heat dissipation device 222 is made of a heat conductive material. The material selection range of the second heat dissipation device 222 is the same as the material selection range of the first heat dissipation device 214. The second heat radiating device 222 is formed with a plurality of heat radiating fins 2220 extending in a direction away from the main body 220. The plurality of heat radiating fins 2140 and the plurality of heat radiating fins 2220 are extended in directions facing each other.
The fixing device 224 is a clamping component, and after the heat radiation fin 2140 of the first heat radiation device 214 and the heat radiation fin 2220 of the second heat radiation device 222 are connected in a superimposed manner, the heat radiation fin 2140 and the heat radiation fin 2220 To fix.
In the present embodiment, the fixing device 224 is a substantially "几" -shaped sandwiching part formed by bending an elastic material having excellent thermal conductivity. The fixing device 224 includes a connecting portion 2240 and two sandwiching arms 2242 and 2244 formed by bending and extending from both ends of the connecting portion 240. The ends of the two sandwiching arms 2242 and 2244 that are away from the connecting portion 240 are isolated from each other, and the portion between the ends of the two sandwiching arms 2242 and 2244 and the connecting portion 2240 is It is in contact with the elastic isolation.
In the process of assembling the light emitting diode lamp 20, the plurality of heat radiation fins 2140 of the first heat radiation device 214 and the plurality of heat radiation fins 2220 of the second heat radiation device 222 are superposed and joined one by one, The radiating fins 2140 and the radiating fins 2220 that are superposed and joined using the "几" -shaped sandwiching component as the fixing device 224 are fixed one by one. Since the use of the "几" -shaped clamping part is convenient, the assembly process is simplified. The heat radiation fins 2140 of the first heat radiation device 214 and the heat radiation fins 2220 of the second heat radiation device 222 are joined to form a heat connection, so that the heat generated by the light emitting diode 212 can be quickly dissipated to the outside world. Thus, it is possible to ensure that the light emitting diode 212 operates in a low temperature environment.
In the process of replacing the light source, if the "几" -shaped sandwiching part is removed, the first heat radiation device 214 of the damaged light-emitting diode light source 21 and the second heat radiation device 222 of the lamp holder 22 are separated. Next, as in the assembly process described above, a new light-emitting diode light source 21 is fixed to the second heat dissipation device 222 to form a thermal connection between the first heat dissipation device 214 and the second heat dissipation device 222.
In another embodiment, the shape of the fixing device 224 is not limited to the "几" shape, but the two pieces of parts (that is, the heat dissipating fins 2140 and the second heat dissipating fins 2140 of the first heat dissipating device 214). Any other shape may be used as long as the heat dissipating fins 2220) of the heat dissipating device 222 can be sandwiched.
Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, the light emitting diode lamp 30 according to the third embodiment of the present invention includes a light emitting diode light source 31 and a lamp holder 32.
One or a plurality of the light emitting diodes 312 may be provided and installed on the surface of the substrate 310. In this embodiment, a plurality of light emitting diodes 312 are installed on the substrate 310.
The first heat dissipating device 314 is installed on the other flat surface of the substrate 310 facing the surface away from the light emitting diode 312 and is thermally connected to the substrate 310 to generate the light emitting diode 312. The heat transferred to the substrate 310 is dissipated. The first heat dissipation device 314 has a flat plate shape and is made of a metal having high thermal conductivity such as aluminum, gold, silver, copper, steel, or an alloy thereof. In this embodiment, in order to ensure heat radiation efficiency, the thermal radiation coefficient of the first heat radiation device 314 is set to 0.8 or more. The first heat dissipation device 314 includes a heat dissipation surface 3140 that is separated from the substrate 310. The heat radiating surface 3140 has at least one through hole 3142 that penetrates the first heat radiating device 314 and the substrate 310 and has a uniform size.
The second heat dissipation device 322 is made of a heat conductive material. The material selection range of the second heat dissipation device 322 is the same as the material selection range of the first heat dissipation device 314. In the present embodiment, the second heat radiating device 322 is installed on a flat surface of the main body 320, and the second heat radiating device 322 is horizontally disposed on the housing portion 3220 that is recessed into the main body 320 and the side wall of the housing portion 3220. A plurality of heat radiating fins 3222 formed by being stretched are provided.
The shape and size of the accommodating portion 3220 are the same as the shape and size of the first heat dissipation device 314 and are used to accommodate the first heat dissipation device 314. The bottom surface 3224 of the housing portion 3220 is closely connected to the heat radiating surface 3140 of the first heat radiating device 314 as a heat receiving surface, and receives the amount of heat radiated from the first heat radiating device 314. That is, the bottom surface 3224 of the housing part 3220 and the heat radiation surface 3140 of the first heat radiation device 314 form an excellent thermal connection. A step hole 3226 is formed through the main body 320 and the second heat dissipation device 322 toward the surface of the main body 320 away from the second heat dissipation device 322 from the bottom surface 3224 and corresponding to the through hole 3142. Yes. When the first heat radiating device 314 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 3220, the through hole 3142 and the step hole 3226 are communicated with each other. The step hole 3226 includes a first hole and a second hole. In the step hole 3226, the diameter of the first hole near the bottom surface 3224 of the housing part 3220 is the same as the diameter of the through hole 3142 of the first heat radiating device 314, and is separated from the bottom surface 3224 of the housing part 3220. The diameter of the second hole is larger than the diameter of the through hole 3142 of the first heat dissipation device 314.
The fixing device 324 is made of colloid, and includes a conical end portion 3240 formed at both ends and a column body 3242 that connects the two conical end portions 3240. The diameter of the column 3242 is the same as the diameter of the through hole 3142, and the diameter of the bottom of the cone of the cone-shaped end 3240 is larger than the diameter of the column 3242. The cone-shaped end portion 3240 can be reduced in size by a certain elastic deformation caused by the pressing force along the arrow direction shown in FIG.
In the process of assembling the light emitting diode lamp 30, first, the first heat radiating device 314 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 3220 of the second heat radiating device 322 so that the through hole 3142 and the step hole 3226 communicate with each other. After that, the fixing device 324 is press-fitted into the communicating through hole 3142 and the step hole 3226. In the press-fitting process, the conical end portion 3240 of the fixing device 324 is reduced in size by a certain elastic deformation caused by the pressure of the inner wall of the through hole 3142 and the step hole 3226. The through hole 3142 communicated with the first hole of the step hole 3226 can be smoothly press-fitted. Since the diameter of the second hole of the step hole 3226 is larger than the diameter of the first hole of the step hole 3226, the conical end 3240 escapes from the first hole of the step hole 3226 and the second hole Therefore, one conical end portion 3240 is brought into contact with the step portion between the second hole and the first hole of the step hole 3226, and the other conical end portion is recovered. 3240 is in contact with the surface of the substrate 310 where the light emitting diode 312 is installed. Accordingly, the first heat radiating device 314 is fixed to the accommodating portion 3220 of the second heat radiating device 322 by the fixing device 324. By using the fixing device 324, the assembly process is simplified. The heat generated by the light emitting diode 312 can be quickly dissipated to the outside by an excellent thermal connection between the heat radiating surface 3140 of the first heat radiating device 314 and the bottom surface 3224 (heat receiving surface) of the second heat radiating device 322. Ensuring that the light emitting diode operates in a low temperature environment.
In the process of replacing the light source, the conical end portion 3240 of the fixing device 324 exposed to the outside (that is, the conical end portion 3240 exposed to the surface of the substrate 310 where the light emitting diode 312 is installed). Is cut off, the damaged first heat radiation device 314 of the light-emitting diode light source 31 is separated from the housing portion 3220 of the lamp holder 32. Next, a new light-emitting diode light source 31 is fixed to the second heat dissipation device 322 as described in the assembly process.
Further, the conical end portion 3240 of the fixing device 324 is formed in a polygonal pyramid shape or a conical shape so that the fixing device 324 can be easily inserted. As shown in FIG. 7, two or one of the two conical ends 3240 of the fixing device 324 may generate large deformation even when the conical ends 3240 receive a small force. It is also possible to open a gap. When the light source is replaced, a large deformation of the conical end portion 3240 easily occurs in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 7, and the conical end portion 3240 can be press-fitted into the through hole 3142. The fixing device 324 can be removed from the main body 320 without cutting the shape end portion 3240, and the fixing device 324 can be reused. The step hole 3226 may have the same structure as the through hole 3142. At this time, the two conical end portions 3240 may be in contact with the surface of the substrate 310 where the light emitting diode 312 is installed and the surface of the main body 320 away from the second heat dissipation device 322, respectively. Based on the fixing action of the fixing device 324 with respect to the first heat radiating device 314, the size of the housing portion 3220 can be made larger than the size of the first heat radiating device 314. In order to ensure heat dissipation efficiency, the thermal radiation coefficients of the surfaces of the first heat dissipation devices 114, 214, 314 and the second heat dissipation devices 120, 222, 322 are set to 0.8 or more.
The amount of heat generated by the light emitting diodes 112, 212, 312 of the light emitting diode lamps 10, 20, 30 is generated by the first heat radiating devices 114, 214, 314 and the second heat radiating devices 120, 22 of the lamp holders 12, 22, 32. , 322, and then radiated by the lamp holders 12, 22, 32. Since the first heat dissipation devices 114, 214, and 314 are detachably installed on the second heat dissipation devices 120, 222, and 322, it is convenient to assemble and replace the light source of the light emitting diode.
10, 20, 30 Light emitting diode lamp 11, 21, 31 Light emitting diode light source 110, 210, 310 Substrate light emitting diode 112, 212 Light emitting diode 114, 214, 314 First heat dissipation device 12, 22, 32 Lamp holder 120, 222, 322 Second heat radiation device 122, 224, 324 Fixing device 220, 320 Main body 2140, 2220, 3222 Radiation fin 2240 Connecting portion 2242, 2244 Holding arm 3140 Heat radiation surface 3142 Through hole 3224 Bottom surface 3226 Stepped hole 3240 Conical end 3242 Column body
A substrate, a light emitting diode disposed on the surface of the substrate, and another surface of the substrate opposite to the surface where the light emitting diode is disposed, and the light emitting diode is generated and transmitted to the substrate A light-emitting diode light source including a first heat dissipation device that dissipates the amount of heat generated;
A lamp holder comprising: the second heat dissipation device; and a fixing device that is detachably fixed to the second heat dissipation device so as to thermally connect the first heat dissipation device;
A light-emitting diode lamp comprising:
The light emitting diode lamp according to claim 1, wherein the fixing device is an elastic frame made of a heat conductive material.
The first heat radiating device and the second heat radiating device each include a plurality of heat radiating fins, and the heat radiating fins of the first heat radiating device and the heat radiating fins of the second heat radiating device are joined by overlapping to form a thermal connection. The light emitting diode lamp according to claim 1, wherein the fixed state is held by the fixing device.
The fixing device is a holding part formed by bending a bullet having excellent thermal conductivity, and includes a connecting part and two holding arms formed by extending and bending from both ends of the connecting part. The ends of the two holding arms that are separated from the connecting portion are isolated from each other, and the portions between the ends of the two holding arms and the connecting portion are in contact with each other so as to be elastically separable. The light-emitting diode lamp according to claim 3.
The first heat dissipating device includes a heat dissipating surface, the second heat dissipating device includes a heat receiving surface closely joined to the heat dissipating surface, and the lamp holder attaches the first heat dissipating device to the second heat dissipating device by the fixing device. 2. The light emitting diode lamp according to claim 1, wherein the light emitting diode lamp is fixed to a heat radiating device, and the heat radiating surface of the first heat radiating device and the heat receiving surface of the second heat radiating device are joined to each other to form a thermal connection.
At least one through hole penetrating the first heat dissipation device and the substrate is formed in the heat dissipation surface of the first heat dissipation device, and the heat receiving surface of the second heat dissipation device corresponds to the through hole and At least one step hole communicating with the through hole is formed, and the step hole includes a first hole and a second hole, and the diameter of the first hole is the same as the diameter of the through hole. The diameter of the two holes is larger than the diameter of the first hole,
The fixing device includes a column body and conical end portions formed at both ends of the column body, and the diameter of the column body is the same as the diameter of the through hole and the first hole, The diameter of the bottom surface of the cone of the portion is larger than the diameter of the first hole and smaller than the diameter of the second hole, and the column of the fixing device is located in the through hole and the first hole, The conical end portions at both ends of the column body are respectively in contact with the stepped portion between the first hole and the second hole and the surface of the substrate on which the light emitting diode is installed. The light-emitting diode lamp according to claim 5.
At least one first through hole penetrating the first heat radiating device and the substrate is formed on the heat radiating surface of the first heat radiating device, and the first through hole is formed on the heat receiving surface of the second heat radiating device. And at least one second through hole communicating with the first through hole is formed, and the diameter of the second through hole is the same as the diameter of the first through hole. A conical end formed at both ends of the body and the pillar, and the diameter of the pillar is the same as the diameter of the first through hole and the second through hole; The diameter of the bottom surface of the cone is larger than the diameter of the first through hole and the diameter of the second through hole, and the column of the fixing device is located in the first through hole and the second through hole, Both ends of the column Conical end portion, the light emitting diode lamp according to claim 5, characterized in that contacts the outer side of the first through hole and the second through hole.
The light emitting diode lamp according to claim 6 or 7, wherein a notch is formed at the conical end.
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Today in History – 3 September
September 3, 2020 by Syskool
After the death of Henry II, Richard Lionheart is crowned king of England.
Mamelukes under Sultan Qutuz defeat Mongols and Crusaders at Ain Jalut.
Colonel Smith was defeated in the battle of Changama that took place between the combined forces of Nizam and Hyder Ali and the British army. This was the first war of Mysore.
Kamlapati Tripathi, leader of Indian National Congess, was born.
Prithviraj Kapoor, veteran film actor, was born in Peshawar. His first film was 'Challenge' (1929). He is the founder of Prithvi Theatre in Bombay.
The French capital is moved from Paris to Bordeaux as the Battle of the Marne begins.
The German Somme front is broken by an Allied offensive.
Annie Besant started 'Home Rule' movement.
Dr. Chandreshwarprasad Rachamohan Thakur was born in Dubaha, Distt. Muzaffarpur (Bihar).
Delhi High Court verdict on Bofors challenged in the Supreme Court.
Ram Jethmalani (lawyer and MP) launches a new party, Bharatiya Lok Panchayat, to rid the country of its evils.
Anjan (Lalji Pandey), well known lyricist and noted poet, died.
India launches a new phase of military modernisation after the Kargil conflict.
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Horner: What other platform can do more for Ferrari than F1?
Ferrari and Formula 1 need each other just as much and the legendary Italian team's latest threat to leave after 2020 sounds like bluster, according to Red Bull principal Christian Horner.
Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne last week warned that his team could walk away, when current contracts expire, if they disagreed with the direction the sport was taking under new owners Liberty Media.
Ferrari have made similar threats in the past under different management and Horner, whose team were champions for four years in a row between 2010-13, was sceptical about the fresh warning.
"They'll bluster that they don't need Formula 1, but what other form of motor racing is going to give Ferrari the platform that Formula 1 does?" Horner told Sky Sports F1 after first practice at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
"The two go hand-in-hand together and have done since the beginning of the championship (in 1950). Nobody wants to lose Ferrari. And I don't think Ferrari can afford to lose Formula One," added the Briton.
"So there'll be a lot of brinkmanship and chest-puffing at the moment. But I think when the music stops, they'll be there."
Horner suggested also that Marchionne's response was part of a bigger picture that includes possible changes to the distribution of revenues.
Ferrari currently receive a bigger share than any team due to their historic status as the sport's oldest and most successful entrant, and will be resistant to taking any reduction.
Former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who dealt with Ferrari for decades under late founder Enzo and then Luca di Montezemolo, told Reuters this week that Marchionne's words should be heeded however.
"The difference is that Sergio wasn't the guy in control before," said the 87-year-old, who was ousted by Liberty in January.
"If he decides that's what he's going to do, that's what he'll do. The world is changing an awful lot. So things that you would say would never happen, may happen," warned Ecclestone.
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Марк Атій Бальб Старший (*Marcus Atius Balbus, 148 до н. е.  — 87 до н. е.) — політичний діяч часів Римської республіки.

Життєпис
Походив з плебейського роду Атіїв. Народився у м. Аріція (в Лаціумі) у 148 році до н. е. у родині місцевого нобіля Марка Атія. Замолоду перебрався до Риму, де підтримував оптиматів. Породичався з родом Помпеїв. За свою ваду — заїкання — отримав прізвисько «Бальб», яке стало когноменом.

За невідомих обставин увійшов до сенату: тому розглядаються декілька версій — або Марк Атій був претором у рідному місті, або обіймав посаду квестора чи еділа в Римі. Під час протистояння між сулланцями та маріанцями був на боці перших. Помер у 87 році до н. е. в результаті цієї боротьби або від епідемії 87 року до н. е.

Родина
Дружина — Помпея, донька Секста Помпея, претора 119 року до н. е.

Діти:
 Марк Атій Бальб, претор 62 року до н. е.

Джерела
 Светоній, «Життя дванадцяти цезарів», «Божественний Август», 4
 The ancient library

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Q: How to Edit text function in React Hooks CRUD app? example note taking / todo app? I'm learning React with Hooks and context. Learning by making a simple CRUD app. I have functions that allow me to ADD notes, DELETE notes, Filter if important, Toggle importance in some Context. So far so good.
However I'm stuck on how I would be able to edit my note. I've searched online and every react hooks CRUD tutorial seems to just be add and delete.
My functions for a CRUD note taking app below.
import React, { createContext, useState, useEffect } from 'react';

import uuid from 'uuid/v1';

export const NotesContext = createContext();

const NotesContextProvider = (props) => {
  const [notes, setNotes] = useState([]);
  const [showAll, setShowAll] = useState(true);

  const notesToShow = showAll ? notes : notes.filter((note) => note.important);

  //CRUD operations

  // Create
  const addNote = (content) => {
    setNotes([
      ...notes,
      {
        content,
        id: uuid(),
        important: false
      }
    ]);
  };

  // Update
  const toggleImportance = (noteId) => {
    const updatedNotes = notes.map((note) =>
      note.id === noteId ? { ...note, important: !note.important } : note
    );
    setNotes(updatedNotes);
  };

  // Delete
  const removeNote = (id) => {
    setNotes(notes.filter((note) => note.id !== id));
  };

  // Get any notes stored in local storage
  useEffect(() => {
    const data = localStorage.getItem('notes');
    if (data) {
      setNotes(JSON.parse(data));
    }
  }, []);

  // save notes to local storage
  useEffect(() => {
    localStorage.setItem('notes', JSON.stringify(notes));
  }, [notes]);

  return (
    <NotesContext.Provider
      value={{
        addNote,
        removeNote,
        notes,
        showAll,
        setShowAll,
        notesToShow,
        toggleImportance
      }}>
      {props.children}
    </NotesContext.Provider>
  );
};
export default NotesContextProvider;

I'm hoping to have an onClick on an edit button on my note/todo and it'll allow me to update the note/todo.
Thanks any guidance would be appreciated.


while i was in the shower and some thief-man-woman broke into my house in AA and stole my laptop, cell phone, and wallet. i had my 10 page fiction portfolio on my computer, and of course i didn't back it up to my flash drive so i had to REWRITE THE WHOLE DAMN THING. i was furious. livid. about to slit someone's throat. it was due that same day i got robbed. thank god i got an extension. i had also just bought a brand new phone when i renewed my verizon contract two weeks before the robbery. of course my parents don't believe in insurance for anything. i had to replace all my cards, including debit, credit, mcard (i couldn't check out any video equipment/edit for my classes until i got a new one), and $40 in cash. wasn't a fun week. this happened sometime in may but i couldn't blog about it due to my missing laptop. i just got a new one (macbook pro! what an upgrade from my long-lost toshiba), which i was planning on buying when i graduate but it will be quite useful now. stupid boy roommates didn't lock the front door, and of course i was the one who was punished! erg. i'm still pissed. i'm never living with 6 boys again. at least it was only for two months.
Wow thanks for scaring me. Lol. I'll be double-triple sure to lock the doors now.


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Calumet is 'Hockeytown' in Michigan for Kraft Hockeyville USA
Ryan Parker
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An 'Original Six' franchise with multiple Stanley Cups and some of the greatest players in the history of the game - the handle of "Hockeytown USA" has always been an accurate one for Detroit. That is until this week.
With its deep hockey history, an 'Original Six' franchise with multiple Stanley Cups and some of the greatest players in the history of the game - the handle of "Hockeytown USA" has always been an accurate one for Detroit. That is until this week.
Another Michigan community has wrestled the title away from the Motor City, at least for this week, as Calumet became the center of the American hockey world as the host of Kraft Hockeyville USA.
The small mining community of around 1,000 residents, located in the northwestern part of the Upper Peninsula, has been passionately showcasing their community and their dedicated love for the game of hockey, culminating in their hosting of the Detroit Red Wings and St. Louis Blues in a pre-season game at the historic Calumet Colosseum.
Calumet was crowned Kraft Hockeyville USA after receiving overwhelming support and votes from the local residents, beating out a number of other communities around the United States to claim the title.
Along with the title of Kraft Hockeyville USA 2019, Calumet also received $150,000 from Kraft for arena upgrades at the historic Calumet Colosseum, the community's local rink. Claimed as the oldest indoor hockey arena in North America, the arena is a pillar of the community, hosting minor and high school hockey and competitive senior squads. The funds acquired by being Kraft Hockeyville USA will go towards ensuring the arena remains a functional focal point of Calumet for years to come.
Calumet opened its doors over the weekend and into the early part of the week with a number of community events taking place under the Kraft Hockeyville banner that featured NHL Alumni as well as the Stanley Cup.
The passion for the Red Wings runs deep here and the fans were out in droves in beautiful early autumn weather to enjoy the festivities. But the pinnacle of the week, and what the entire community was waiting for, was the arrival of the Red Wings and the Blues on Thursday.
With a throng of fans (including many enthusiastic school children) packed in front of the Calumet Colosseum, the player arrivals did not disappoint. The chance to see many of their favourite players walking into the rink that they themselves play in, was a special moment.
The morning skates took place in front of a packed house in the arena with the local school children providing the atmosphere with cheers, chants and starting the wave. There was no doubt that this was Red Wings country by the number of sweaters evident in the stands.
Following the morning skates, Dylan Larkin and Danny DeKeyser of the Red Wings and Zach Sanford and Jake Allen of the Blues were joined by NHLPA Divisional Player Representative Joe Reekie and a number of local Calumet minor hockey players in celebrating a donation from NHLPA Goals & Dreams of $10,000 worth of brand new hockey equipment. The donation is part of the Kraft Hockeyville USA 2019 grand prize and a lasting legacy of the players participation in the Kraft Hockeyville program.
The focus then turned to game night, with the Red Wings and Blues taking the ice in front of a capacity crowd eager to see an NHL game in their hometown arena.
The Red Wings jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and never looked back, taking the game by a score of 4-1, to the delight of Calumet fans.
Calumet was an incredible host and this year's Kraft Hockeyville USA week is something this community will never forget.
Colton Parayko launches Project 55 to assist sick children and their families
The goal of the non-profit organization is to bring comfort and relief to hospitalized children and their families.
Harvard Business program gets high marks from NHL players
Brian Elliott, Sam Gagner, Darnell Nurse and James van Riemsdyk are already utilizing the knowledge they've gained in preparation for life off the ice.
After the Buzzer | Sam Gagner
From the beautiful surroundings of Muskoka to taking in playoff hockey, Sam Gagner talks all things occupying his offseason.
Krug settling into St. Louis ahead of Blues debut
Torey Krug is settled in and ready to make his debut in St. Louis as a new member of the Blues.
Brouwer soaking in unique playoff experience
Though being away from his family will be tough, Troy Brouwer is soaking in the opportunity to win another Stanley Cup with his hockey family.
Chris Thorburn announces retirement following 801 NHL GP
Chris Thorburn has officially announced his retirement from professional hockey today following a playing career that included 801 NHL regular-season games.


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Video from Bristol's See No Evil 2012
This video has some great behind the scenes interview with the artists from this year's See No Evil event, which took place in Bristol in August. The festival featured walls by SheOne, M-City, Pixelpancho, Mark Bode, Nychos, Flying Fortress and many others.
Anybody got photos of the murals at See No Evil 2012?
Pixelpancho. Click to view large. Photo courtesy of See No Evil.
First of all, the frustrations in this post are pretty much the same that Caroline voiced in a post earlier this year about the All City Canvas festival. This year's edition of the major Bristol mural festival See No Evil finished up recently, and I'm thinking that some great walls were painted. But how the hell can I tell? Other than Nychos' wall, all the walls I've seen are in photos that have been filtered to hell because (I guess) that makes them more bloggable or tumblrable or whatever. Too often now, it seems like street art is more about the photo that will be sent to sites like this than the actual mural which should be meant to be appreciated by thousands of people every day. Photos are important, but rarely should the photo be more important than the actual work. I don't think that the internet has to be the death of street art, but it damn sure could be when walls get painted for the purpose of taking filtered-to-hell photos of the finished product.
There were some talented artists painting at See No Evil, and the photos looks great if you think of them as photos untied to an actual mural that should be documented, but I'd like someone in Bristol to tell me how the murals actually turned out in-the-flesh. Here are some more photos that I was given from the event:
Conor Harrington. Click to view large (but still not unfiltered). Photo courtesy of See No Evil.
M-City and SheOne from this year and Nick Walker and El Mac from last year. Actually, I like this photo as an overview of the city, but unfortunately it's the only one available of M-City's finished wall. Photo by Ian Cox.
Nychos. This pic was not messed with, thank God. Click to view large. Photo courtesy of See No Evil.
I'm sorry to pick on See No Evil about this issue. It's not something that they started and it's not something unique to them. They seem like a cool festival, but this is an issue which they are contributing to.
Photos courtesy of See No Evil and by Ian Cox
Who's Lenny? A See No Evil documentary
Earlier this year, in August to be precise, 72 artists descended on Bristol for See No Evil. Equipped with over 13,000 spray cans they set about transforming Nelson Street into a massive outdoor art gallery. Hurricane Media were on hand to film the whole event and this is the outcome, a fantastic documentary short on the event and the rise of the global street art movement.


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Mary Kay Celebrates 55th Anniversary at FIT's 'Pink' Exhibit
Mary Kay marked a milestone year and celebrating its signature color by unveiling the special exhibition.
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Mary Kay Inc. celebrated its 55th anniversary -- and the brand's signature color -- in NYC on September 6th. Mary Kay's team welcomed the press to the pre-opening of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology's exhibition, 'Pink: The History of a Punk, Pretty, Powerful Color.'
Curated by Dr. Valerie Steele, director of The Museum at FIT, the exhibition explores the changing significance of the color pink over the past three centuries. It is open to the public through Jan. 5th, 2019.
Recognized as one of America's greatest entrepreneurs, Mary Kay Ash changed the world of business when she founded "Beauty by Mary Kay" on Sept. 13, 1963 with her life savings of $5,000. She had nine Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultants. This year would have been Ash's 100th birthday.
Today, Mary Kay is a top beauty brand and direct seller in nearly 40 countries worldwide -- with more than 700 products in its global portfolio and a legacy that has helped millions achieve their entrepreneurial dreams.
David Holl, president and chief executive officer for Mary Kay Inc., says, "Since our company's inception in 1963, our mission has been and always will be to enrich women's lives...We are proud to celebrate this milestone anniversary alongside our independent sales force and our global Mary Kay community."
To support the company's future needs, Mary Kay recently invested more than $100 million in a new, U.S.-based global manufacturing and research and development facility. It will be up-and-running later this year.
We believe pink is a color worth celebrating! We've partnered with the @museumatfit in New York City to unveil its latest Exhibition, "Pink: The History of a Punk, Pretty, Powerful Color", which opened to the public today!
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The best-selling affordable cosmetics brand in Germany, by Cosnova Beauty, is now available at Target.
Two new sets containing 'brush care' products and tools will roll out to Sephora brick-and-mortar stores on January 27.
Redken Unveils Acidic Bonding Concentrate Range
Acidic PH defends against the negative effects of hair coloring, styling tools and even water.


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Do you know how to translate the chinese word 护照?
The pronunciation in pinyin is written hùzhào or hu4zhao4.
A thief stole my passport, I have to go immediately to the embassy.
She lost her passport and she is very worried.
I still have no passport.
Which color have passports of your country?


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Christopher Lawrence Keenan (born October 1, 1940) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left wing. He played in the National Hockey League with the Toronto Maple Leafs, St. Louis Blues, Buffalo Sabres, and Philadelphia Flyers between 1962 and 1971.

Playing career
In his NHL career, Keenan appeared in 234 games.  He scored 38 goals and added 64 assists. He is 12th in Blues all-time playoff scoring with 15 goals in 46 playoff games. He was called up for a pair of games with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1961-62 before spending six years in the AHL and WHL. When the league expansion in 1967 made journeymen a desirable commodity, Keenan found himself back in the NHL with the St. Louis Blues. He formed a hard-working forward line with Terry Crisp and Jim Roberts.

Keenan scored the first-ever goal in St. Louis Blues history on October 11, 1967 against Cesare Maniago of the Minnesota North Stars. He was also on the ice for Bobby Orr's famous 1970 Stanley Cup Finals clinching goal—a scoring play that began when Orr pinched at the blue line and blocked Keenan's attempt to clear the zone with a pass to Red Berenson.

Keenan was traded to the Buffalo Sabres on November 4, 1970 along with Jean-Guy Talbot for Bobby Baun. His career ended prematurely due to injuries.

Life after NHL
Keenan went on to become president of the North Bay Trappers midget AAA and led the club for 23 years from 1986 to 2009. Keenan and manager Art Tiernay operated the club since the Great North Midget League was formed in 1986.

Personal
Keenan grew up with three sisters. His son Cory played junior hockey for the Kitchener Rangers as a defenceman. Cory was drafted in the sixth round of the 1990 NHL Entry Draft by the Hartford Whalers, and ended up playing professionally in Europe. Cory was on the 1990 Memorial Cup all-star team.

Career statistics

Regular season and playoffs

References

External links

1940 births
Living people
Buffalo Sabres players
Canadian ice hockey left wingers
Ice hockey people from Ontario
Kansas City Blues players
Philadelphia Flyers players
Richmond Robins players
Rochester Americans players
Sportspeople from North Bay, Ontario
St. Michael's Buzzers players
St. Louis Blues players
Toronto Maple Leafs players
Toronto St. Michael's Majors players


Play out babysitting stories with these Barbie's that come with themed babysitting supplies. Choose from dolls with different looks and different accessories. Each doll wears a casual outfit with a matching pair of shoes and comes with five additional pieces. Accessories include items like a bottle, cell phone and list, plus a unique food piece (like a pizza, ice cream sundae, coffee drink, bowl of popcorn or bag of pretzels) and a popular child's toy (like a xylophone, telephone or stackable rings).


Attache-Moi, translated from French, means TIE ME UP and this is really what we wish to do. Tie you up with our scents : ATTACHE-MOI launched with LE BON MARCHE in Paris in 2009 and ATTACHE-MOI 55 introduced with BARNEYS NEW YORK in 2013. The third perfume ATTACHE-MOI/ IT WAS A TIME THAT WAS A TIME created with British artist Shezad Dawood debuted Fall 2015 with PIONEER WORKS in Brooklyn, and Crossing The Line Festival in New York. Our fourth opus ATTACHE-MOI ICI & LA made us travel in time : perfumer Shyamala Maisondieu revisited a lost formula by Christine Nagel while artist Marie-Luce Nadal was capturing clouds … Please visit the stores of our exclusive partners. Enjoy our perfumes. We took great passion in conceiving them.
In France, perhaps more than any other country, perfume—like great wine, haute cuisine and couture—is regarded as a major art.Something as essential to the idea of civilization as poetry, painting, theater or cinema.
Accordingly, it is easy to understand how Olivia Bransbourg's own passionate interest in the subject of scent would have first been awakened when her grandmother gave her a collection of close to fifty miniature bottles of classic French fragrances for her eighth birthday.
which she liked and why, which she loved, or alternatively which ones left her cold.
Given this precocious love for perfume, at least in retrospect, she says, if she had shown any early talent for chemistry, she might have happily gone on to one of France's legendary schools of perfumery. But a growing interest in other fine arts, and of culture more generally, led her to the Sorbonne to study art history. And from there, she took a series of gallery and museum jobs with the idea of pursuing a career in the emerging world of cultural management.
"I did not of course lose my passion for perfume over the years. Though some might argue there were a few steps along the way that are best forgotten."
For instance, a brief period as a teenager full of rebellion and infatuated with all things foreign, when she tried to reject everything understated, correct and traditionally Parisian, in favor of smelling American and modern.
But then, in 2006, after a decade in the art world, when she decided to launch her small magazine ICONOfly (as much a vehicle for exploring contemporary taste, as it was a means for her to obsess about her particular object of desire of the moment) it seemed logical that if she wanted to give creative voice to what it was, for example, that made a traveling bag special, or a wrist watch magical, she should seek contributions from perfumers along with poets, sculptors, filmmakers and musicians.
as a coming of age present, and its soft smell–both tender and rough."
A far more fateful meeting was to come, however, with ICONOfly's second issue, when she would meet Christine Nagel. Because Christine had grown up in Geneva, Olivia thought she would be the perfect perfumer to discuss ideas about time and watches. And she says she was struck most of all by Christine's radiant intelligence. "Time", Christine explained being Swiss, was something she found "soothing." This perhaps in part because she came from a country where "punctuality" was regarded as a form of politeness—like saying hello, thank you, and goodbye."
Watches, of course, begged the question of bracelets. And for ICONOfly's Issue 5—which Olivia began working on late in 2008—the idea of a bracelet that was also a flask emerged in her conversation with the endlessly creative glass sculptor Serge Mansau. Serge, Olivia discovered, was a revered figure in the perfume industry, with over 250 bottle designs to his credit, including many of her own lifelong favorites.
"And so, almost without my realizing quite where all this might be heading, I thought, what a perfect occasion to enlist the aid once more of CHRISTINE NAGEL, and create a perfume to fill MANSAU's edition of eight unique glass works, blown by hand and decorated in gold leaf."
Christine Nagel was game, and suggested her talented colleague Benoist Lapouza as an ideal collaborator, and before Olivia had much time to consider it, she found herself following in the footsteps of those who'd invented French fashion by working hand in glove with a great perfumer—among them Coco Chanel, Christian Dior and Yves St Laurent—for whom scent would became an absolutely essential part of both the allure of their brand and the extraordinary success of their business. As for "the brief" of Attache-Moi, Bransbourg says she told Nagel it needed to be mysterious and "addictive."
Although the edition of eight bracelets filled with an original new perfume would prove to be the highlight and focus of ICONOfly #5 (and a month long exhibition to be held at the Bon Marché Rive Gauche), the economies of scale of making perfume dictated that Olivia also produce a more affordable version.
Olivia says while everyone involved in the bracelet issue was pleased with it—and that she was thrilled to have sold three of Mansau's beautiful bracelets—both she and Bon Marché were absolutely astonished when the perfume became a word-of-mouth hit and near instant sell-out at the store. "Everyone," she was told, was asking about this new perfume, "Attache-Moi." And "when was I going to launch a new production?"
"Soon," she assured them—without mentioning that she was in the process of relocating to New York with her husband and children, and that all their worldly possessions were already in a container aboard a freighter making slow passage across the Atlantic.
"BARNEYS NEW YORK was eager to sell it in the United States.
including the critics were encouraging, and many were even enthusiastic.
"So, what when will your next fragrance be coming out?"
During the next two years, Olivia, the new New Yorker, found herself running a newly formed perfume business as a sole proprietor, and working more or less full time– promoting and marketing Attache-Moi as well as overseeing its production, packaging, distribution and all else.
This proved to be something to which she brought savoir faire, sangfroid, an ineluctable je ne sais quoi, and her own inimitable French flair. And the Japanese fragrance house Takasago eventually approached her to become the creative director of their New York office. A great opportunity to be sure, but did Olivia want to work nine-to-five for a big global company? Ultimately, she received an offer she couldn't refuse.
"They were," she says, "in every way supportive of me continuing my commitments to both publishing ICONOfly and developing PARFUMS ATTACHE-MOI. But part of what made this a dream job was their promise of a rigorous program of training—in many ways similar to what their new staff chemists and perfumers received– that would start immediately."
"And so, on a chill January morning, I began the year 2012 with a daily commute to the TAKASAGO offices just off Madison Avenue on 55th street, and began working with one of their most talented senior perfumers, PATRICIA CHOUX. We quickly bonded—as French people in New York who loved great art and fine wine."
Within a few weeks, she says, she knew Patricia would be the perfect partner to work with in creating a second scent. And moreover, that the opportunity the two women would have to do so was remarkable, since Takasago had very generously given their blessing to the project. There would be no deadline, no budget restrictions on raw materials (only the very best would do), and since they would be working only a few doors away from one another in the Takasago offices, the creative give and take at each step would be "on a virtually daily basis."
In fact, over the course of the following months, there would be over a hundred trials. And every few days, Olivia says, when she went home, her right forearm would be marked with tiny colored sticker dots, to map where she'd sprayed the current contenders she felt worthy of "further consideration or second opinions."
"By November, I knew we were getting there."
The new perfume, Olivia decided, was going to be about capturing the vibrant, vital magic of 55th Street, and midtown Manhattan's distinctively urban chiaroscuro light– where sometimes the dazzling bright sunlight reflected from tall glass office blocks can be blinding, but a moment later you're walking in the shadow of the skyscraper next door.
On one occasion, she wrote to Patricia that their current draft had been a perfect companion at the opera, and equally welcome in bed when she'd woken the next morning. They were both excited about the potential of osmanthus (also known as tea olive, an evergreen shrub at once sweet, fruity and floral). Olivia felt they'd captured the essence of the moment that she entered the revolving door of the office building lobby each morning. But what about the rest of the street, and other times of day?
"Should we try vetiver? Fennel? Lemon? "
And so the creative work patiently continued, until the long sought after Eureka! and Voila!
—which is now Attache-Moi 55.
"It was," Olivia says, "a wonderful way to work."


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Glückliche Reise – Neuseeland ist ein deutscher Fernsehfilm von Hermann Leitner. Die Produktion des zehnten Teils der Fernsehreihe Glückliche Reise erfolgte im Mai 1992 unter anderem in Auckland und Rotorua in Neuseeland. Der Film hatte seine Premiere am 2. Januar 1993 auf ProSieben.

Besetzung
Die Flugzeugbesatzung besteht aus Kapitän Viktor Nemetz (Juraj Kukura), seinem Co-Piloten Rolf Erhardt (Volker Brandt) sowie den Stewardessen Verena Bernsdorf (Anja Kruse), Sabine Möhl (Alexa Wiegandt) und Martina Mikorey (Dana Geissler). Die Reiseleiter Sylvia Baretti und Andreas von Romberg werden von Conny Glogger und Thomas Fritsch gegeben. Als Gastdarsteller sind Lisa Kreuzer, Simone Rethel, Bernd Herzsprung, Günter Pfitzmann, Heinz Schubert und Patrick Ryecart zu sehen.

Handlung
Die attraktive Industriespionin Susan verwechselt in einem Hotelrestaurant den Co-Piloten Rolf Erhardt mit ihrem Kontaktmann und steckt Rolf einen Briefumschlag zu. Diese Aktion bleibt nicht unbeobachtet. Rolf und auch Susan werden bald darauf auf die Privatinsel des undurchsichtigen Industriellen Jack Hawkins entführt. Hawkins, der wohl in der Rüstungsbranche tätig ist, möchte Susans Aktivitäten aufdecken und setzt beide unter Druck. In einem unbeobachteten Moment gelingt Rolf und Susan die Flucht im Wasserflugzeug des Industriellen.

Der Provinz-Schauspieler Edgar zieht einige Register, um der attraktiven Physiotherapeutin Astrid näherzukommen. Obwohl Astrid bald durchschaut, dass seine unerträglichen Rückenschmerzen vorgetäuscht sind, hat Edgar schließlich doch Erfolg.

Passagier Karl Kickau aus Berlin besucht in Begleitung von Viktor, Sabine und Martina seinen alten Freund Albert Dahlke, der vor Jahren nach Neuseeland ausgewandert ist und sich nun der Schafzucht widmet. Karl gefällt das Leben auf der Farm, während Albert sich nach Berlin zurück sehnt. Spontan beschließen sie, die Rollen zu tauschen – bis Albert einen Rückzieher macht.

Weblinks

Filmtitel 1993
Deutscher Film
Fernsehfilm
Fernsehsendung (ProSieben)


and a (just out of shot) calendar that I am working on, a Spanish language one.
Milli, of the Polaroids & Postcards blog, mentioned my calendar-making in her first ever post. She was wondering about a Spanish version, which is something I had thought about but never followed through on. Her musing got me started and I am planning on doing the CD case calendar version of that today. You can see my sample print there.
DS is back from Uni and only here for about a week and a bit. We are trying to jam a lot of stuff into the few days we have free, so in fact I may end up being a bit AWOL. Plus I have some more UKS stuff to sort out, and cooking and Christmas plays, and Drs. appts, and OMG SO MUCH STUFF. But I hope to squeak in some blog visits today after DDs star turn in The Nutcracker at her school and before collecting DS from his eye appt. I think I need a holiday from the HOLIDAYS!