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Q: Select All rows in Jquery Datatables I have a datatables in which I can select multiple row onclick but how can I select all the row on a click of button and at the same time all rows are highlighted with selection (Can you please give example of selection for current page and all the pages). I have written a code to get multiple selected value.
Checkbox will also do but then how to get selected value.
Below is code for single and multiple selection.
 var oTable = $("#example").dataTable();

    $('#example tbody').on('click', 'tr', function() {
                        $(this).toggleClass('selected');

    });

Code to get selected value on button submit.
var row = oTable.rows('.selected').data();

var jsonArr = "[";

        if(row != null && row.length){

            for (var i = 0; i < row.length; i++) {
                var row1 = row[i]; // this will give me one row details
                        // row1[0] will give me column details
                        jsonArr = jsonArr + "{\"ID\":" + row1[0] + "},";

                }
             jsonArr = jsonArr + "]";

A: What will probably help you is TableTools extension. There is an example with select_all and select_none buttons, and those work for all pages.
One default limitation is that select_all will ignore current filtering, but that is easy to solve using the code below. Providing "true" argument to fnSelectAll enables the filter-aware selection.
tableTools: {
    sRowSelect: 'multi',
    aButtons: [
        {
            sExtends: 'select_all',
            sButtonText: 'Select All',
            fnClick: function (nButton, oConfig, oFlash) {
                TableTools.fnGetInstance('example').fnSelectAll(true);
            }
        }
    ]
}

A: According to the doc there is a inbuilt function for this. No need extra coding,
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#example').DataTable( {
        dom: 'T<"clear">lfrtip',
        tableTools: {
            "sRowSelect": "multi",
            "aButtons": [ "select_all", "select_none" ]
        }
    } );
} );

You will need the JS file defined at the doc and aprt from that they have missed to included the following related CSS file

*

*http://datatables.net/release-datatables/extensions/TableTools/css/dataTables.tableTools.css
This is  all it takes.

A: Thank You for your help. But some how I did my select all manually the only loop hole in this is, if I select header check box all the row check box will be selected but when we go on next page eg: page no 2 header check box will be checked and again to select all page no 2 rows check box I have to uncheck and check header checkbox.
What I did:
I have added input type checbox thead tr and tbody tr and gave class ='case' to all child input. On click of select all calling a function to select/deselect child rows

       <input type='checkbox' id='selectall'/>
       Patient Name

    <input type='checkbox' class='case' name='case'id = '"item.uid+"_I' />
    "+item.name+"

// function to select/deselect all input checkbox

to check uncheck all input box
$('#selectall').click(function(event) {  //on click

    if(this.checked) { // check select status
          $('.case').each(function() { //loop through each checkbox
          this.checked = true;  //select all checkboxes with class "checkbox"
          $(this).closest("tr").addClass("selected");
     });
     }else{
           $('.case').each(function() { //loop through each checkbox
           this.checked = false; //deselect all checkboxes with class "checkbox"
           $(this).closest("tr").removeClass("selected");
     });
    }
});

// select/deselect function if single row is selected
$('#patientdata tbody').on('click', 'tr', function() {
    var rowID = this.id;
    if ( $(this).hasClass('selected') ) {
      $(this).removeClass('selected');
        $('#'+rowID+"_I").attr('checked', false);
        }
        else {
              $(this).addClass('selected');
               $('#'+rowID+"_I").attr('checked', true);
            }
        });

Thanks


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var routeUtils = {
  context: function() {
    return Router.current();
  },

  regex: function(expression) {
    return new RegExp(expression, 'i');
  },

  testRoutes: function(routeNames) {
    var reg = this.regex(routeNames);
    return this.context() && reg.test(this.context().route.name);
  },

  testPaths: function(paths) {
    var reg = this.regex(paths);
    return this.context() && reg.test(this.context().path);
  }
};

UI.registerHelper('isActiveRoute', function(routes, className) {
  if (className.hash)
    className = 'active';

  return routeUtils.testRoutes(routes) ? className : '';
});

UI.registerHelper('isActivePath', function(paths, className) {
  if (className.hash)
    className = 'active';

  return routeUtils.testPaths(paths) ? className : '';
});

UI.registerHelper('isNotActiveRoute', function(routes, className) {
  if (className.hash)
    className = 'disabled';

  return ! routeUtils.testRoutes(routes) ? className : '';
});

UI.registerHelper('isNotActivePath', function(paths, className) {
  if (className.hash)
    className = 'disabled';

  return ! routeUtils.testPaths(paths) ? className : '';
});

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Ordering food in Stuttgart is as easy as going online! This is particularly advantageous if your German skills aren't that strong. There's no need for confusing back-and-forth on phone calls when you use the number one food ordering company in Germany: Lieferando.
Lieferando works with many restaurants in the Stuttgart area with a huge variety of food. They took over previous competitors Foodora and Pizza.de, which means you get the maximum selection all in one convenient platform.
Lieferando works with all kinds of restaurants, from full service dining establishments to faster food options, like delivery-only restaurants. Even if you're located outside the center, it's easy to find connected food establishments in your area, or see how much it will cost to get your food brought to you from downtown.
Lieferando offers a web platform as well as an app, with a complete version in English.
When you first enter your zip code, Lieferando displays restaurant logos as well as some key information. Immediately visible are the type of cuisine, hours open, estimated delivery time and cost, and the minimum purchase value.
Are you vegetarian? There's a filter for various dietary preferences.
Are you on a budget? You can set your preferred minimum purchase value and maximum delivery cost. You can also check whether any discounts are offered.
The service offers a huge range of payment options, from credit card or Paypal online to cash at the door.


When I was a teenager, I remember rolling my eyes at the parents who would put " DO NOT GIVE RED DYE" on the health forms for day camp. I thought it was hogwash. Funny how a few years of maturity, your own kids, and a big dose of respecting other people will change your attitude. My kids both react to red dye and I will never forget my parents (who thought I was nuts restricting it) falling all over themselves when they saw first hand how my then 3 year old son reacted after ingesting it.
Do my kids get some food color? Yes, but it's something I really try to avoid. Not all kids have the same reaction but if you read this post Ten Things Everyone Should Know About Artificial Food Coloring by Megan over at Sorta Crunchy even if your kids don't react to dye you will want to limit it anyway!
Most of the year it's not hard to avoid dye especially when red is the main culprit. Around Christmas, I start hearing the whining. "But mom just a little won't hurt! " It's true my son at 8 is starting to outgrow the hyperirritability that it seemed to cause but it's so easy to let a little become a lot and why take the chance. We don't have to anymore because over the years I have found wonderful alternatives. Here are two fun and classic Christmas treats with no artificial food dyes!
If you aren't sure how to make these candy cane reindeer here is a quick tutorial.
Gather your materials. You will need some candy canes, pipe cleaners, pom poms, googly eyes and a hot glue gun.
Add the pipe cleaners by wrapping it around the curved end of the candy cane twice and bending to make some antlers.
Squeeze a drop of hot glue to the end and place a pom pom on top.
Add hot glue a little higher and pop on two googly eyes. Have a puppet show with them or, what we usually do with them, pop your reindeer on the Christmas tree.
Ice Cream Cone Christmas Trees with Naturally Dyed Candies and Icing.
We did these ice cream cone Christmas Trees many years ago with artificial dye ( see how little my son is?) but it was before I discovered just how poorly my son reacted to all the artificial colors. I have been meaning to do it again with my daughter so this time we did it more naturally.
Gather your materials. You will need some sugar cones. I didn't check the ingredient list on these because my kids won't eat it. They will pick off the candy and leave the tree. There are lots of all natural options out there, check out the shopping list below. You will also need some icing Wilton was dye free , and I used India Tree colors which are all natural to make the green. You will also need candy and stars for the top, two paper plates, some knives for spreading and my favorite candy holders… an ice cube tray.
Start by spreading some white icing on the bottom and sticking the tree on top.
Ice the tree in green ( now natural dye isn't as bright but my kids didn't say a word about its lack of vibrancy).
Taste a little here and there.
Add the jelly beans, sprinkles and chocolate chips for ornaments.
When you are done add more icing for snow with coconut for flakes! Use as a centerpiece for a holiday cookie decorating party or just to add to your decor. My kids ate theirs which was quite the treat.
Thank you so much for this post. It's great to see ways to do traditional gingerbread house-type things without artificial colors and flavors. I also think it's important to bring awareness to this issue, which I believe affects more children then their parents realize. "Hyper irritability (occasionally bordering on insanity?!) is a good way to describe it. This is a hard time of year, what with holiday parties at school and the blogosphere exploding with treats. So thanks for including links and suggestions!


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MAS to phase in new limit on unsecured credit over four years, starting in June
Rachael Boon
https://str.sg/3sC2
SINGAPORE - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will phase in a tighter limit on credit card debt and other unsecured credit facilities over four years so as to give affected borrowers more time to cut their debt.
MAS said the decision to give over-extended borrowers more time to adjust to the new measures comes after consultations with the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) and Credit Counselling Singapore (CCS), and feedback from the public.
Unsecured credit is borrowing that is not backed by any collateral.
In September 2013, MAS announced that financial institutions such as banks will not be able to grant further unsecured credit to someone whose outstanding unsecured debt, across all financial institutions, is more than 12 times his monthly income for three consecutive months. The rule aims to help individuals avoid accumulating excessive debt.
On Monday, MAS said that the new limit on the total amount of credit card and other unsecured debt that can be held will be implemented in phases:
- From June 1 this year, the limit will be 24 times the monthly income
- From June 1 in 2017, the limit will be 18 times the monthly income
Most unsecured borrowers in Singapore borrow within prudent limits, said MAS. But a small proportion of those have significant unsecured debts.
Data from financial institutions and Credit Bureau Singapore show that as of Feb this year, 32,000 borrowers will be affected by the limit to be implemented on June 1, which is 24 times the monthly income. They make up 2 per cent of the total number of unsecured credit users.
MAS said the total number of over-extended borrowers in Singapore - defined as those owing unsecured debt of more than 12 times monthly income - is 84,000, representing 5 per cent of all unsecured borrowers.
They owe a total of $7.5 billion, less than 0.4 per cent of the total banking assets of Singapore, MAS said, adding that their borrowings pose no risk to the local financial industry whose aggregate non-performing loan ratio is low, at 1.1 per cent as at Dec last year.
To help over-extended borrowers, CCS and ABS will introduce a new debt repayment solution called the repayment assistance scheme.
Said Mr Wong Nai Seng, MAS assistant managing director of policy, risk and surveillance: "All of us have to take active steps to manage our unsecured debts so that they do not become unsustainable. "Most borrowers do not spend or borrow beyond their means, but some many need help to reduce their debts gradually."
He encouraged those who need help to act early and approach their financial institutions or CCS for help.
For more information on the changes, go to www.mas.gov.sg/FAQs.aspx
MAS/MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

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Q: React - Material UI Menu not working properly I'm using the menu/menu item from material ui. It seems to have an issue if I try to render it based on a condition. Refer below...
const AddSelectItemButton = () => {
    return (
        <>
        <Fab
            aria-controls="simple-menu"
            aria-haspopup="true"
            onClick={handleClick}
            className={classes.addButton}
            size="medium"
            color="primary"
            aria-label="add"
        >
            <AddIcon />
        </Fab>
        <Menu
            id="simple-menu"
            anchorEl={anchorEl}
            keepMounted
            open={Boolean(anchorEl)}
            onClose={handleClose}
        >
            <MenuItem onClick={handleDelete}>Delete Item</MenuItem>
            <MenuItem onClick={handleAddNew}>Add Item</MenuItem>
        </Menu>
        </>
    )
}

Inside the main container I have something like this
return (
    <div className='my-5'>
        <Paper className="pl-5 pr-5 pb-5 position-relative">
            <Typography className="pt-4 mb-4 text-center" variant="h4">My Items</Typography>
            {!isAuthMode &&
                <AddSelectItemButton />
            }
            <Grid container spacing={3} justify="center">
            {allItems.items.map(item=>
                <Grid key={item.id} item xs={5} className={`mt-4`} style={{height: '200px'}}>
                        <Card className={`${classes.root} d-flex ${classes.packInner}`}>
                            <CardActionArea className="d-flex">
                                <CardMedia
                                    className={`${classes.media} ${classes.cardImage}`}
                                    image={item.image}
                                    title={item.brand}
                                />
                                <CardContent className={classes.textContainer}>
                                    <Typography gutterBottom variant="subtitle1">
                                        {item.brand}
                                    </Typography>
                                    <Typography variant="body2" color="textSecondary">
                                        {item.name}
                                    </Typography>
                                    <Typography variant="body2" color="textSecondary">
                                        Weight: {item.weight}
                                    </Typography>
                                    <Typography variant="body2" color="textSecondary" className={classes.itemDescription}>
                                        {packInfo.description.length > 80 ?
                                            (`${packInfo.description.substring(0, 77) + '...'}`)
                                            :
                                            packInfo.description
                                        }
                                    </Typography>
                                </CardContent>
                            </CardActionArea>
                        </Card>
                </Grid>
            )}
            </Grid>
        </Paper>
    </div>
);

If I don't do the condition and include the code in the original rendering. The menu loads at the position of the button. With the condition, it renders far top left of the page and not at the button.

Anyone have an idea or need more info?
Thanks!

A: {!isAuthMode && (
  <AddSelectItemButton />
)}

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I came to the island after I left the Naafi, my parents lived here. My mother sadly passed away first, then my father. Emotionally, I am not able to talk about my childhood as I do get upset. I really enjoy watching the television, Sky especially. In the past I was part of Beach watch but due to my mobility I am no longer able to go out and participate in this. I used to have a car that I was able to go out in but this has now been sold. I do have clinical obesity, frontal lobe aneurysm, COPD and osteoarthritis.
1 x 1 hour AM - to support with personal care, continence needs, dressing and nutritional needs - it is important that Peter has access to the correct diet and fluids throughout the day when he is not supported.


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Q: Co-working or Coworking? I'm proofreading a text for the magazine, and came across coworking.  I prefer to spell it co-working with a hyphen -.
I've looked on Ngrams, wikipedia, and several dictionaries, and as usual with punctuation issues this one's all over the map.  People in the office say everyone spells it without a hyphen and that I'm being too picky or old-fashioned.
What are justifications for using or not using a hyphen in coworking/co-working?

A: Please see this

"BiztipWritingTip response: Unfortunately, this question is still being debated. Both the CP (Canadian Press) and the AP (Associated Press) stylebooks recommend co-worker. So does the dictionary associated with the MicroSoft Word program."

But The Chicago Manual of Style and The Economist's Style Guide (British) suggest that prefixes of one syllable, such as "co" can be used to form a single word. Therefore, coworker is acceptable."
http://ontariotraining.net/word-choice-coworker-or-co-worker/
I personally advocate "co-worker" as a writer.


Alibaba offers 1,566 quilted stainless steel products. About 4% of these are stainless steel sheets, 1% are quilt, and 1% are steel sheets. A wide variety of quilted stainless steel options are available to you, such as iso, sgs, and bv.
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Stainless Steel Sheets Factory View. Stainless Steel Sheets Packing. Stainless Steel Sheets #1. Stainless Steel Sheets #2. ... Stainless Steel Quilted Sheet; Stainless Steel Shim Sheet; Stainless Steel Thin Sheet; ... We assure you that you will certainly find in our products quality and rate most competitive at right time with excellent services.


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You are here: Home / News / Oslo residents turn out for May Day
Oslo residents turn out for May Day
UPDATED: May 1st is a special day in Oslo, many other cities in Norway and around the world. Here's how the Norwegian capital celebrated and demonstrated for workers' rights, with lots of politicking along the way.
After a morning full of wreath-layings on the grave of deceased labour leaders, local community breakfast gatherings and rallies around town, thousands gathered by noon in the central square called Youngstorget. Raymond Johansen of the Labour Party (bottom left), who leads Oslo's left-green city government coalition, did his best to rev up the crowd and promote his own political program.
His audience was large, and armed with various political banners and slogans before they all set off on a march towards the Royal Palace.
Then the crowd started marching while carrying banners promoting a wide range of left-leaning slogans and demands. These folks condemned right-wing extremism and hate rhetoric.
Then came those keen on maintaining Norway's welfare state, and state ownership and operation of a wide range of welfare services from day care centers to nursing homes.
New this year was a contingent of women from the newly formed Bunadsgeriljaen, literally "Bunad Guerillas" who are expanding into a national movement to protest hospital mergers and pending shutdowns of local maternity wards. Norwegian women started demonstrating in their revered national dress against the loss of their local hospital in Kristiansund. On Wednesday they joined protests against building a new high-rise hospital in Oslo's Gaustad district to replace the nation's largest hospital at Ullevål.
Those marching under this banner want the Norwegian government to recognize Palestine and boycott Israel. Oslo's city government leader Raymond Johansen was among the first to travel to Gaza and recognize the Palestinians' election of Hamas when he served as a state secretary in the foreign ministry during former Labour Party leader Jens Stoltenberg's term as prime minister of Norway. Former US President George Bush was not pleased at the time. Stoltenberg now serves as secretary general of NATO.
There were also lots of marching bands cheering the crowds on Wednesday and this veteran fire truck, which was followed by Oslo fire fighters who drew applause from spectators lining the parade route.
May Day in Oslo has long traditions and is a festive public holiday that arrives just two weeks before Norway's huge celebrations of its Constitution Day on the 17th of May. Norwegian flags line Oslo's main boulevard, Karl Johans Gate, where it runs up to the Royal Palace in the background.


OH BUGGER!!! Very funny, and I would spit tacks if that happened to my telly!
How many idiots do that to their TV's?
It's a game, why do they throw their arms about so wildly?
and THAT is why they tell u to make sure the controller is securely fastened to your wrist.
I LOVE this video. The crying for his mama slays me!
He didn't even throw it that hard!
Mama??? How old was this person???
Oh, that is sooo sad. I guess that strap thing really IS important, huh?
Ok, I can't resist a bad pun... When I saw this clip, I laughed so hard I nearly Wii-ed in my pants.
You have no idea how many insurance claims I get every year for this kind of thing. I laugh everytime.
chrish: you and me both. i would strangle someone!
dizz: that, and the fact he keeps yelling "mama!"
chris: unfortunately, TONS of people do it.
diva: i must confess, i dont use the wrist strap either. But then again, i dont throw it like im having a seizure..
shania: for me too. its the best part.
michele: he looks like hes in his 30's... the mama just cracks me up!
tamara: you went there, all right.
paige: i had no idea you were in insurance. i can totally beleive that you get a ton of claims on this type of thing. its all over youtube..
i am sure alot of people do that to their tv's while playing wii.
sounds friggin hilarious, wish i could see it.
People getting hit in the balls is just funny.It's like the episode of the Simpsons with the film festival and 'Man gets hit in groin' wins. Freaking hilarious.
HILARIOUS! HA! What does he think his mother is going to do??
Oh, that just HURT to watch.
That guy and I have the same dance moves.
That is not the way you are suppose to play the game.


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Q: Command getting fail of Device tracking I am trying to use OS detecting code using a library found here mobiledetect.net . But I don't know why command is failing all time. This code works like that if the user come from android OS then it will detect by $os = 'android' function. But with this code we can't detect anything and user automatically detect Desktop. Which is mention in last of this code which prove code is failing and at the end, user detecting only desktop. Somehow there is some bug in my coding? could you guys check please?
 if( $detect->isMobile() )  {

    if( $detect->isAndroidOS() ) {
        $os = 'android';
    }

    if( $detect->isiOS() ){
        $os = 'iphone';
    }

    if( $detect->isBlackBerryOS() ){
        $os = 'blackberry';
    }

    if( $detect->isPalmOS() ){
        $os = 'palmos';
    }

    if( $detect->isiOS() ){
        $os = 'ipad';
    }

    if( $detect->isBlackBerryOS() ){
        $os = 'blackberry_playbook';
    }

    if( $detect->isWindowsMobileOS() ){
        $os = 'windows_mobile';
    } else
        $os = 'wap';

} else
$os = 'desktop';

return $os;


BRIGITTA MOON BOOKS: Which Word?
I am willing to guess that at one time or another you have been in the midst of writing and had to stop, scratch your head or tap your finger on the table and ask yourself, which word? I have done this. Is it its or is it it's? Do I go farther or further? Did I lie or did I lay? The time has come to clear this up short and straightforward.
It's represents the contraction form of the verb it is. It's wonderful you are reading this, is the same as if you were to write, it is wonderful you are reading this.
Its on the other hand represents a possessive adjective, showing ownership. Its fur was all over my pants. In other words, the kitty's fur was all over my pants.
Lie refers to a position of reclining or rest. I lie on the bed. Whereas lay refers to placing something somewhere. She lay the flowers on the table. Oops, I made this mistake in a book; instead of using lie, I used lay.
Farther refers to distance. We traveled farther down the road. Easy to remember if you think of it as we traveled far down the road. Further refers to advancement. We will read further tonight in the book called MISTAKE written by Brigitta Moon.
Check back later or subscribe to the blog for more tips and interesting articles.
Just Where Should a Semicolon Be Used?


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Q: Unable to load json data into tableView i'm trying to do a weather application
 #import "LocationTableViewController.h"

@interface LocationTableViewController (){

    NSArray *hourlyData;
    NSArray *dailyData;
}

@end

@implementation LocationTableViewController

- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];

    NSString *str = @"https://api.forecast.io/forecast/cd8edc928426f2ac3e341441c7a9c6d3/37.8267,-122.423";
    NSData *data = [NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL URLWithString:str]];

    NSDictionary *dataFromWeb = [NSJSONSerialization JSONObjectWithData:data options:NSJSONReadingMutableContainers error:nil];

i took a json query that gives hourly and daily data, then converted it into dictionary. Here i created two dictionaries ie hourly dictionary and daily dictionary which contains fields like temperature, humidity, etc etc
My main goal is to create a weather app using both of the dictionaries hourly and daily by loading them into a table view.
    NSDictionary *hourlyDict = [dataFromWeb objectForKey:@"hourly"];
    hourlyData = [hourlyDict objectForKey:@"data"];

    NSDictionary *dailyDict = [dataFromWeb objectForKey:@"daily"];
    dailyData = [dailyDict objectForKey:@"data"];

   NSLog(@"%@", [[dailyData objectAtIndex:0] objectForKey:@"humidity"]);
}

By here i successfully created both the dictionaries and tried to NSlog the data it works fine.
- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning {
    [super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}

I feel like my problem starts here in loading the dictionary into tableView.
1) In storyboard i embedded the table view into NavigationView.
2) i made the table View content as dynamic protocol
3) named the cell identifier as cell
i think problem starts here in sending data into table. Basically my app should contains 3 sections summary,hourly data and daily data. but i just want to try for now only on daily data.
#pragma mark - Table view data source

- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {

    return 1;
}

Since i don't want any section, i removed this no.of. sections, but it threw me error, so kept it back and returned 0. , i also tried making it 1, but app crashes.
- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section {
 NSLog(@"hello");
     return dailyData.count;
}

Here i want columns as no.of rows in dictionary, so i made dailyData.count.
Here starts the main problem, this - (UITableViewCell *)tableView:........ function is not being called, i tried to NSlog a message, it didn't show up
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"cell" forIndexPath:indexPath];

NSLog(@"hello");

   cell.textLabel.text = [[dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]objectForKey:@"sunsetTime"];

    return cell;
}

can some one help me out please. Thanks in advance. Im new to programming.
here i attached the Google Drive link for project

A: // sections should be 1 instead of 0
- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {

        return 1;
    }

[dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row] has following dictionary that cannot be assigned as Cell label text , you have to assign some string value to Cell Label text
   {
                apparentTemperatureMax = "60.49";
                apparentTemperatureMaxTime = 1462316400;
                apparentTemperatureMin = "52.96";
                apparentTemperatureMinTime = 1462276800;
                cloudCover = "0.92";
                dewPoint = "50.37";
                humidity = "0.8100000000000001";
                icon = "partly-cloudy-day";
                moonPhase = "0.89";
                ozone = "351.23";
                precipIntensity = 0;
                precipIntensityMax = 0;
                precipProbability = 0;
                pressure = "1014.68";
                summary = "Mostly cloudy throughout the day.";
                sunriseTime = 1462281126;
                sunsetTime = 1462331002;
                temperatureMax = "60.49";
                temperatureMaxTime = 1462316400;
                temperatureMin = "52.96";
                temperatureMinTime = 1462276800;
                time = 1462258800;
                visibility = "8.779999999999999";
                windBearing = 275;
                windSpeed = "5.83";
            }

cell.textLabel.text = [dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]; you are assigning a dictionary to tableViewCell label. if you want specific key value then check below code
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {

    UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"cell" forIndexPath:indexPath];

    //Number to Sting --> [Number stringValue]
    cell.textLabel.text = [[[dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]objectForKey:@"sunsetTime"] stringValue];

    return cell;
}

A: To fix your issue you need to set your number of sections to 1 (you must always have at least 1 section for anything to display).
- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {
    return 1;
}

The reason you are getting a crash when you set your number of sections to 1 is because you are trying to use an NSDictionary as an NSString. You need to get an NSString from the NSDictionary. The below code will get the summary from the daily data for that row and display the summary.
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"cell" forIndexPath:indexPath];

    NSDictionary *rowData = [dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
    cell.textLabel.text = [rowData objectForKey:@"summary"];

    return cell;
}

A: I was trying to pass float into my table cell text, theres the mistake. We have to pass only text into that one, but i was trying to insert float values. now i passes some text values it works fine
Thank you all for your lovable support. Thank you once again

A: use this below code, And your code is working for me,
- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {

    return 1;
}

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section {
 NSLog(@"hello");
     return dailyData.count;
}

- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"cell" forIndexPath:indexPath];

    NSLog(@"hello %@",[[dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row] objectForKey:@"humidity"]);

   cell.textLabel.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",[[dailyData objectAtIndex:indexPath.row] objectForKey:@"humidity"]];

    return cell;
}

And your output is given below,

humidity value is printed
hope its helpful

A: You must show not to come out the data, because your dailyData is a  NSArray! How do you use an array as a string to use?Suggest you use a model, to store data.
    NSDictionary *hourlyDict = [dataFromWeb objectForKey:@"hourly"];
    hourlyData = [hourlyDict objectForKey:@"data"];

    NSDictionary *dailyDict = [dataFromWeb objectForKey:@"daily"];
    dailyData = [dailyDict objectForKey:@"data"];

    for (id  obj in hourlyData) {
        newsModel *model=[[newsModel alloc]init ];
        model.name=obj[@"summary"];
        [_dataArray addObject:model];
    }

    NSLog(@"%@", [[dailyData objectAtIndex:0] objectForKey:@"humidity"]);

In the table view delegate :
-(UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath{
    static NSString *cellIde=@"cell";
    UITableViewCell *cell=[tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:cellIde];
    if (!cell) {
        cell=[[UITableViewCell alloc]initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:cellIde ];

    }
    newsModel *model=_dataArray[indexPath.row];
    cell.textLabel.text=model.name;
    return cell;

}


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True Detective features split narratives to tell the story of a ritualistic murder in the present day that mirrors a case Detectives Rust and Marty worked on together 17 years earlier. With the similarities undeniable Rust and Marty are brought into help the investigation despite having not spoken to one another since a falling out in 2002.
The first thing to note about True Detective is that it's certainly not a fast-paced show by any stretch of the imagination. This is a show that focuses more on characterisation and dialogue than it does showy set-pieces or gimmicky cliffhangers. The outlook is pretty bleak and as the season progresses it gets bleaker.
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1. Two More Museums
The Smithsonian Institution runs some of the most famous and popular museums in the nation. Now it may be adding new museums to go with the National Space Museum, the Museum of the American Indian, the American History Museum and the Museum of American Art. The Covid relief bill passed by Congress and signed by President Trump authorizes the Smithsonian to begin planning museums that would showcase American Women's History and American Latinos. The museums would be the first opened by the Smithsonian since the Museum of African American History and Culture opened in 2016. They would be funded half by public money and half by private contributions. The approval for a Women's History museum comes as the nation celebrates the 100th anniversary of the approval of the 19th Amendment that gave women the right to vote. The proposed new museums for the Smithsonian would focus on the history, culture and achievements of women and Latinos in America. In the newspaper or online, find and closely read stories about achievements of women or Latinos in the past or present. Choose one from each group and write a paragraph detailing why the person or achievement should be featured in the new Smithsonian museums.
2. Ancient Fast Food
Long before there were food trucks or drive-through restaurants, humans had a taste for fast foods. A new discovery in the Italian city of Pompeii has revealed that ancient people of the Roman Empire in Europe liked buying "street foods" from outdoor stalls. What's more, researchers have found the stalls offered treats made from snails, ducks, sheep, goats, pigs and fish — sometimes combined in the same dish. The discovery has unearthed the most complete food stall ever in the city of Pompeii, which was buried by the eruption of the Mt. Vesuvius volcano nearly 2,000 years ago. Archaeologists said the stall contained counters with holes in the top so that containers of food could be stored and served to customers standing on the street. The stall also had colorful murals showing some of the foods offered, including chickens and ducks. Some of the containers still held remnants of foods being served on the day in the year 79 C.E. when Vesuvius erupted, including a concoction made of snails, sheep and fish that may have been a soup. Discoveries by archaeologists often shed light on how people lived and worked in ancient times. In the newspaper or online find and closely read a story about one of these discoveries. Use what you read to write a letter to a friend or teacher, telling what was discovered, how it was discovered and why it is important.
Common Core State Standards: Producing clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization and style are appropriate to the task; reading closely what a text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it.
3. So Long, Indians
Following the lead of the Washington Redskins football team, the Cleveland Indians of Major League Baseball have announced they will drop the word "Indians" from their name. Unlike the Washington team in the National Football League, however, the Indians will continue to play as the Indians until a new name is chosen. Washington's NFL team operated this season simply as "the Washington Football Team" while it looks for a new name. The Cleveland baseball team decided to change the name it had used for 105 years after discussing how it perpetuated negative stereotypes with Native Americans and other community leaders. The team had discontinued use of a cartoon Indian as the team's logo and mascot after the 2018 season because it was considered offensive by modern audiences. As a result of the Black Lives Matter movement, communities, colleges, institutions and even sports teams are re-examining traditions and practices that are now considered racially insensitive or offensive to different races or ethnic groups. In the newspaper or online, find and closely read stories about such re-examinations. Use what you read to write an editorial giving your view on the impact of such efforts and how you think they benefit the community. Share and discuss with friends, family and classmates.
Common Core State Standards: Writing opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information; responding thoughtfully to diverse perspectives, summarizing points of agreement and disagreement.
4. Ancient Wolf Pup
Permafrost is a frozen layer of soil found in the coldest regions of the Earth, and sometimes it has remained frozen for thousands of years. That can give scientists detailed looks at wildlife from long ago when it is explored or disturbed. In the Yukon region of the nation of Canada, a chance discovery by a gold miner has given scientists a first-of-its-kind look at a wolf pup that lived 57,000 years ago. The mummified female pup was perfectly preserved in the frozen ground, and has all its fur, teeth, skin and internal organs. Scientists have declared the pup "the oldest, most complete wolf" ever discovered in the Yukon, which borders the U.S. state of Alaska. Scientists estimate the pup was 6 or 7 weeks old when it died, perhaps when its den collapsed. Examination of its stomach and digestive track indicate it ate a combination of shore birds and fish like salmon. Discoveries of mummies or fossils of wildlife can teach scientists a great deal about species that lived long ago. In the newspaper or online, find and closely read a story about one such discovery. Use what you read to write a paragraph or short paper comparing the ancient species to a species that lives today. How similar are the two species? How are they different?
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Founding members David Martinka and David Cree Tregenza began the Sun Shadows journey back in 2007 after a meeting through mutual friend Dan DeClark owner of Legends of Time in Milford MI. A quick friendship was formed of which soon after the frame work for Sun Shadows heart and soul was in place. "We just had this vibe or creative vision together when it came to creating music" says Martinka.
Boe Bvshpolawa Glasschild a proud member of the great Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Boe was born in the sprawling deserts of west Texas. Boe grew up in a multicultural household that embraced music as both parents were musicians. After studying music composition at the University of Texas El Paso, the urge to perform has been a journey to all three coasts. As an electric bassist, Boe has performed jazz, show tunes, musical theatre, tours and dinner theaters as well as professional arrangements. His residency in southern California allowed Boe to perform in every venue of note in the Hollywood music industry. In addition to being a bassist, Boe also plays djembe drums, percussion, and vocals.
Brian Bates joined Sun Shadows in the fall of 2009 bringing his musical talents, production and sound engineering talents to the group. Brian's favorite instrument of choice is the keys (piano, electronic keyboards). He also plays acoustic, electric, bass guitars, and currently teaches students those instruments as well as music theory for which he studied in college. "He is a perfect fix with us. " Brian has been a lifelong friend and we have been creating music together for years," says Tregenza.
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David Martinka as founding father of Sun Shadows is an accomplished musician who brings his musical, production and sound engineering talents to Sun Shadows. David Martinka has received several award nominations for his solo work Legends of Time and Native Slovak, which showcased his true artistic expression deep within his heart and soul. Says fellow member Tregenza, "I love so much to hear David's beautiful sound coming from his native Fujara's, it's unreal and awesome, he's an inspiration to me." When asked about what it's like fusing everyone's talents into Sun Shadows Martinka added this, "We help each other stay humble, grounded and don't take ourselves too serious. This helps us focus on the creation of the music."


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We live in an interconnected age where wirelessly controlled computing devices make almost every aspect of our lives easier, but they also make us vulnerable to cyber-security attacks.
Today, nearly everything can be hacked, from cars to lightbulbs. But perhaps the most concerning threat is the one posed by implanted medical devices.
Experts have demonstrated the ease with which security on pacemakers and insulin pumps can be breached, potentially resulting in lethal consequences.
In a recent paper that I and several of my colleagues at Oxford Functional Neurosurgery wrote, we discussed a new frontier of security threat: brain implants. Unauthorised control of brain implants, or "brainjacking", has been discussed in science fiction for decades but with advances in implant technology it is now starting to become possible.
The most common type of brain implant is the deep brain stimulation (DBS) system. It consists of implanted electrodes positioned deep inside the brain connected to wires running under the skin, which carry signals from an implanted stimulator.
The stimulator consists of a battery, a small processor, and a wireless communication antenna that allows doctors to program it. In essence, it functions much like a cardiac pacemaker, with the main distinction being that it directly interfaces with the brain.
DBS is a fantastic tool for treating a wide range of disorders. It is most widely used to treat Parkinson's disease, often with dramatic results (see video below), but it is also used to treat dystonia (muscle spasms), essential tremor and severe chronic pain. It is also being trialled for conditions such as depression and Tourette's syndrome.
Targeting different brain regions with different stimulation parameters gives neurosurgeons increasingly precise control over the human brain, allowing them to alleviate distressing symptoms.
However, this precise control of the brain, coupled with the wireless control of stimulators, also opens an opportunity for malicious attackers to go beyond the more straightforward harms that could come with controlling insulin pumps or cardiac implants, into a realm of deeply troubling attacks.
Examples of possible attacks include altering stimulation settings so that patients with chronic pain are caused even greater pain than they would experience without stimulation. Or a Parkinson's patient could have their ability to move inhibited.
A sophisticated attacker could potentially even induce behavioural changes such as hypersexuality or pathological gambling, or even exert a limited form of control over the patient's behaviour by stimulating parts of the brain involved with reward learning in order to reinforce certain actions.
Although these hacks would be difficult to achieve as they would require a high level of technological competence and the ability to monitor the victim, a sufficiently determined attacker could manage it.
There are proposed solutions to making implants more resistant to cyber-attacks, but makers of these devices are in a difficult position when trying to implement security features. There's a trade off between designing a system with perfect security and a system that is actually usable in the real world.
Implants are heavily constrained by physical size and battery capacity, making many designs unfeasible. These devices must be easily accessible to medical staff in an emergency, meaning that some form of "back-door" control is almost a necessity. New and exciting features, such as being able to control implants using a smartphone or over the internet, have to be balanced against the increased risk that such features can provide.
Brain implants are becoming more common. As they get approved for treating more diseases, become cheaper, and get more features, increasing numbers of patients will be implanted with them. This is a good thing overall but, just as a more complex and interconnected internet resulted in greater cyber-security risks, more advanced and widespread brain implants will pose tempting targets to criminals.
Consider what a terrorist could do with access to a politician's mind or how coercive blackmail would be if someone could alter how you act and think. These are scenarios that are unlikely to remain purely in the realm of science fiction for much longer.
It's important to note that there's no evidence to suggest that any of these implants has been subjected to such a cyber-attack in the real world, nor that patients with them currently implanted should be afraid.
Still, this is an issue that device makers, regulators, scientists, engineers and clinicians all need to consider before they become a reality.
The future of neurological implants is bright, but even a single high-profile incident could irreparably damage public confidence in the safety of these devices, so the risk of brainjacking should be taken seriously before it's too late.


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Q: .NET or MSSMTP adding a line-break in the From header I might be just blind (very possible!) but i can't find any information on here/Google anywhere that helps me out at all :(
First up, below is the code i'm using to send the email message:
MailMessage newMM = new MailMessage();

newMM.To.Add(new MailAddress(userEmail));
newMM.From = new MailAddress(getFrom, getFromName);
newMM.IsBodyHtml = true;
newMM.Subject = userSubject;
newMM.Body = userHTML;
if (chkEncoding.Checked)
{
    newMM.BodyEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8;
    newMM.SubjectEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8;
}

NetworkCredential basicAuthenticationInfo = new NetworkCredential(mUsername, mPassword);
SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient(mServer);
smtp.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.Network;
smtp.UseDefaultCredentials = false;
smtp.Credentials = basicAuthenticationInfo;
smtp.Send(newMM);

Which sends fine, and does UTF8 fine when enabled etc... however in the resulting email i get this (UTF8 or not):
...
MIME-Version: 1.0
From: "The name i want"
 <fromname@fromdomain.com>
To: someone@atadomain.com
...

And this is from checking the files in MSSMTP Queue folder, so it seems to me its .NET adding the line break in or MSSMTP doing it when it receives the email.
Anyone come across this before? or have ideas? :)
The reason this is important to fix is because Declude is saying that the from address doesn't match and adds spam weight which i can see via the headers:
X-RBL-Warning: FROMNOMATCH: Env sender (fromname@fromdomain.com) From: ("The name i want") mismatch.
...
X-Declude-Tests: ... FROMNOMATCH [2] ...

So i imagine other spam filters will also have a whinge about it.
EDIT:
For reference; All emails look perfectly fine in all email clients, this is purely a header rendering/spam processor problem.
If someone has a little spare time, could they possibly send a message using .NET and check the raw headers (unedited and unparsed by email client) and let me know? i'll keep on trucking for now :)
EDIT2:
I have created a basic SMTP server in .NET using sockets, basic replies (220's, 250's, 354's etc) and used the code to connect to it and send... and the problem occurs, so this is definitely at the code/.NET side of things and not MS-SMTP.
I have also created a brand new .NET 4.0 windows application, added a button and put in this code (note i added the using System.Net.Mail; to the top as well but nothing else from a blank new windows application):
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    MailMessage newMM = new MailMessage();
    newMM.To.Add(new MailAddress("toaddress@domain.com"));
    newMM.From = new MailAddress("fromaddress@domain.com", "Happy As'Larry");
    newMM.IsBodyHtml = true;
    newMM.Subject = "My Subject";
    newMM.Body = "My HTML";
    SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("localhost");
    smtp.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.Network;
    smtp.Send(newMM);
}

Please note this is NOT edited in any way... as its local to a testing SMTP output application there is no need for verification so its exactly as it is above.
My SMTP application uses a TcpListener and Socket objects from System.Net.Sockets and just outputs all remote data to a simple text box, it parses a string for the command buffer so it can actually reply and get to the DATA command to check what .NET is sending however :)
Output is here:
EHLO WhiteDragon-PC
MAIL FROM:<fromaddress@domain.com>
RCPT TO:<toaddress@domain.com>
DATA
MIME-Version: 1.0
From: "Happy As'Larry"
 <fromaddress@domain.com>
To: toaddress@domain.com
Date: 28 Feb 2011 19:00:19 +1100
Subject: My Subject
Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

My HTML

.

So with 2 fully new applications, with very basic code in each i still get the problem!
Is this a .NET 4.0 bug? if anyone wants the SMTP code i'll paste that too if you want to check this thing out.

A: Ok!
The last part of my edit turns up the results.
Switch the test client application to .NET 3.5 and the from header becomes:
From: "Happy As'Larry" <fromaddress@domain.com>
Switch the test client application to .NET 4.0 and the from header becomes:
From: "Happy As'Larry"
   <fromaddress@domain.com>
So this a problem in/change to the .NET 4.0 libraries and now i have a solution... change the profile to .NET 3.5!
Thanks to all who helped out :)
EDIT: Alignment and encoding of tags... heh
EDIT2: Additionally, this has fixed Declude's spam check headers, the NOFROMMATCH[2] weighting is gone so my emails are less 'spammy'
My suggestion is if you use .NET 4.0 and send emails... get this checked!

A: Comparing your source code to similar source code in one of my projects, the only possibility I come up with is:
Your getFrom variable contains the linefeed.

A: The problem is that earlier versions of MailMessage have tons of other bugs; take a look at this topic: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/netfxnetcom/thread/879f13d7-24e6-4a0f-b396-627e9da25fc1/
So, if somebody could suggest a better class that doesn't rely on MailMessage - I would be really thankful.
And for your enjoyment, here is Encode method in .NET 4.0 that messes up your email address:
// Encodes the full email address, folding as needed
internal string Encode(int charsConsumed)
{
    string encodedAddress = String.Empty;
    IEncodableStream encoder;
    byte[] buffer;

    Debug.Assert(this.Address != null, "address was null");

    //do we need to take into account the Display name?  If so, encode it
    if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(this.displayName))
    {
        //figure out the encoding type.  If it's all ASCII and contains no CRLF then
        //it does not need to be encoded for parity with other email clients.  We will
        //however fold at the end of the display name so that the email address itself can
        //be appended.
        if (MimeBasePart.IsAscii(this.displayName, false))
        {
            encodedAddress = String.Format("\"{0}\"", this.displayName);
        }
        else
        {
            //encode the displayname since it's non-ascii
            encoder = encoderFactory.GetEncoderForHeader(this.displayNameEncoding, false, charsConsumed);
            buffer = displayNameEncoding.GetBytes(this.displayName);
            encoder.EncodeBytes(buffer, 0, buffer.Length);
            encodedAddress = encoder.GetEncodedString();
        }

        //the extra space is because there should be a non-printable whitespace char
        //following the fold (CRLF) and there is supposed to be a space between the display name and
        //the address so this is necessary.
        encodedAddress += "\r\n ";
    }

    //now we have the encoded display name (if present), we need to append the address to it.
    if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(encodedAddress))
    {
        //address should be enclosed in <> when a display name is present
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The Rivii are a race that have built giant hive cities and have expanded their rule to the stars and beyond. Their most powerful vessel is the Ultranought, a ship that can upgrade itself on the battlefield. You are the master of this ship. Your mission is to patrol the newly conquered areas and shoot down all who oppose. Use YOUR MOUSE and LEFT CLICK to make selections, build ships, and choose upgrades. Can you keep the skies clear of enemy ships? Good luck!


Scotch Bridge work is progressing well though there is a delay in sourcing the stone for the capping. The surface will be tanked and finished with hard packed gravel. Bollards are also to be installed. Completion 4-6 weeks, but will be closed for approximately one week for re-surfacing.
Please see the latest update on the Neighbourhood watch page (located under community pages).
Please be aware that the Parish Council have taken the reluctant decision to remove the chains surrounding the village green. This is due to sustained and repeated vandalism and in spite of our best efforts to maintain the area in a good condition, the thoughtless actions of others have defeated us.
We will be joined at our monthly Parish Council meeting on Monday 19th February by Kerry Bailey from Derbyshire County Council. Kerry will be sharing more details about the rollout of Fibre broadband to the village. Please do join us if you'd like more details or have questions you'd like to raise.


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Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 | Posted by Ian Fraser
Mark-to-market accounting a danger to capitalism
The interrogation of Barclays' newly-installed chief executive Bob Diamond by the Treasury committee of the House of Commons last Tuesday was an unsatisfactory affair. But it was followed by a much more productive parliamentary session in the UK — a meeting of the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee on the afternoon of January 11th.
During this session a group of leading UK-based fund managers told the Lords what they thought of the audit profession. There was near unanimity that revising accounting rules and auditing standards would be a good starting point if further crisis is to be avoided.
The fund managers told the committee that International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) had enabled banks to live in a fool's paradise where risk could be buried and profits and bonuses inflated. In a report in Financial News, the financial journalist Mike Foster explained:
"The devastating assessment of the accounting rules was articulated for the first time by some of Britain's biggest institutional investors."
Iain Richards, head of corporate governance at Aviva Investors, told the lords that IFRS, or mark-to-market accounting, was a distorting prism through which to look at bank performance. He said this was because it legitimized giving fantastically high valuations to assets at the peak of the credit bubble – even though the market for such assets was thin or non-existent.
Richards was also concerned that the use of IFRS meant that banks made very light provisioning for bad debts ahead of the crisis.
Instead of highlighting problems, IFRS had exacerbated them, enabling banks to deceive their investors – enabling them to portray themselves as massively profitable when in fact they weren't.
This enabled the banks to make imprudent payouts to both executives (in the shape of bonuses) and to shareholders (in the shape of dividends) which in reality they could ill afford to make. This cavalier approach to their own finances is one reason they ended up costing taxpayers such a fortune to bailout. Richard said:
"IFRS is extremely pro-cyclical.It facilitated and exacerbated the credit bubble …There were some very clear risks inherent (in the banks)…the risks were extremely material."
It was only once the banking and financial crisis struck and liquidity froze in 2007 that the distortions became apparent, said Richards. He added:
"The double-digit billions pumped into the banks went to plug the gap created by both bonus distribution and dividend distributions that were made just preceding the crisis."
His assessment was backed up by other senior fund managers in the session, including David Pitt-Watson of Hermes; Guy Jubb of Standard Life Investments; and Robert Talbut of Royal London Asset Management.
Pitt-Watson said "we as investors and society" need to see the re-introduction of a principle-based accounting system that includes prudential and on-going assessments of risks.
As Telegraph financial journalist Louise Armitstead points out, Tim Bush, a City veteran and a former fund manager at Hermes, last year warned the government that IFRS amounted to a "regulatory fiasco" that had contributed to the crisis and continued to pose a severe danger to the system.
As I mentioned in an earlier blog post, Bush believes that the use of IFRS may even have obliged the boards of UK banks to commit illegal acts. He said following IFRS, as applied in the UK, was:
"…positively contrary to the objective of directors discharging their duties properly. False profits, hidden losses and hidden gearing (note: hidden losses are also hidden gearing as capital is overstated) are possible with IFRS."
Richards and the other investors on the panel argued that auditors ought to be allowed to speak directly to shareholders and that the lack of competition in the audit market must be addressed.
Currently the "Big Four" firms – PWC, Deloitte, KPMG and Ernst & Young – have the market sewn up, which commentators such as Re: The Auditors' Francine McKenna argue makes them unassailable and more prone to audit sloppily.
The panel of investors said the dominance of the Big Four ought to be broken up, perhaps with the help of mandatory retendering. "Eight seems to be a credible number," Jubb said.
Robert Talbut, chief investment officer at Royal London Asset Management, summed up the problem:
"Prudence has been considerably lost in the way accounting standards has been operating."
Read entire blog post on QFINANCE. First published January 14th, 2011.


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Renate Grosser (* 18. September 1927 in Berlin, bürgerlich Renate Großer-Mühling) ist eine deutsche Schauspielerin und Synchronsprecherin.

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Renate Grosser gab ihr Theaterdebüt 1950 am Stadttheater Bochum. Im Jahr darauf war sie an der Tribüne in Hamburg zu sehen und von 1956 bis 1958 gehörte sie dem Ensemble des Landestheaters Tübingen an. Seit 1959 war sie an den Münchner Kammerspielen beschäftigt.

Obwohl  Grosser bereits 1949 in dem Spielfilm Artistenblut mitgewirkt hatte, erhielt sie in der Folgezeit nur selten Filmangebote. 1968 wurde die dunkelhaarige, oftmals streng frisierte und stets etwas verhärmt wirkende Darstellerin in dem Edgar-Wallace-Film Im Banne des Unheimlichen als undurchsichtige Pfarrersfrau besetzt. Deutlich aus dem Rahmen fiel ihr Auftritt als Prostituierte in Das Schlangenei von Ingmar Bergman. Zweimal arbeitete sie mit dem bayerischen Filmregisseur Joseph Vilsmaier zusammen: In Herbstmilch (1989), wo sie einen größeren Part als böse und verbitterte Schwiegermutter innehatte, sowie in dem Trümmerfrauendrama Rama dama (1991). Wesentlich häufiger als im Kino war Grosser im Fernsehen zu sehen, wo sie unter anderem mehrmals in Krimiserien wie Der Kommissar, Der Alte und Derrick mitspielte. In der Kommissar-Folge Tod eines Buchhändlers etwa, mimte sie die Tante eines von der Polizei wegen Mordes verdächtigten Lehrjungen.

Grosser war seit Beginn der 1950er Jahre auch als Synchronsprecherin tätig, sie sprach u. a. für Julie Christie, Anouk Aimée oder auch Gail Russell, war aber keiner Schauspielerin als Stammsprecherin fest zugeordnet. Als Hörspielsprecherin wirkte sie beispielsweise 1959 im einzigen Paul-Temple-Hörspiel des Bayerischen Rundfunks, nämlich in Paul Temple und der Conrad-Fall mit.

Filmografie

Hörspiele
 1968: Arnold E. Ott: Der Mörder soll sterben – Regie: Hans Gerd Krogmann  (Kriminalhörspiel – SWF)

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Weblinks

 Renate Grosser bei filmportal.de
 Renate Grosser in der  Synchrondatenbank

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Geboren 1927
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Az 5215-ös mellékút egy bő 6,5 kilométeres hosszúságú, négy számjegyű mellékút Bács-Kiskun megye területén; Fülöpháza központját köti össze a tőle északra és délre elhaladó utakkal.

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Az 5214-es útból ágazik ki, annak a 12+350-es kilométerszelvénye közelében, Kerekegyháza és Fülöpháza határvonalán, dél-délkeleti irányban, az első métereitől kezdve fülöpházi területen húzódva. A 2+250-es kilométerszelvénye táján egy közel derékszögű irányváltást követően nyugat-délnyugati irányba fordul, így ér be a falu központjába is, a Herpay László utca nevet viselve. A központban, kevéssel a 4+450-es kilométerszelvénye előtt egy újabb derékszögű irányváltással ismét dél-délkeletnek fordul, onnantól a Petőfi utca nevet viseli a belterület déli széléig, amit nagyjából az 5. kilométere táján ér el. Utolsó szakaszán keleti határvonalát képezi a Kiskunsági Nemzeti Park Fülöpházi homokbuckák (vagy Fülöpházi buckavidék) elnevezésű részegységének. Így is ér véget, beletorkollva az 52-es főútba, annak a 17+400-as kilométerszelvénye közelében.

Teljes hossza, az országos közutak térképes nyilvántartását szolgáló kira.gov.hu adatbázisa szerint 6,669 kilométer.

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Home Featured Is Communication Across the Supply Chain Affecting Your ROI?
Here, EFI Optitex shares their second exclusive article with WhichPLM for 2019, building on their first in which they discussed the numerous benefits to adopting a digital workflow. EFI Optitex develops 3D virtual prototyping and 2D CAD/CAM pattern and fashion design software that is both innovative and easy to use.
We all know how complicated producing a single piece of clothing can be. The lengthy process of designing, developing, reviewing, conducting adjustments and alterations, approving collections and finally reaching the stage of production (you got tired just thinking about it, didn't you?) can take months – and countless mistakes can easily be made without anyone noticing. That is, until the garment has already been produced.
Add to this the new 'see now, buy now' model of consumption and the growing demand for fashion that can be purchased online, which must be both made to order and made to measure. As fashion is now faster than ever before, and the traditional four fashion seasons has quickly become twenty, miscommunication can lead to countless mistakes – meaning, loss of revenue.
Let's say a designer wants to fashion an oversized fit garment, but the actual result is much more oversized than initially intended. Tracking this specific miscommunication could be like finding a needle in a haystack. Moreover, the bigger the company, the more complicated it gets to track points of miscommunication since the creation of a single piece of clothing would require the attention of many stakeholders in the long and winding road from concept to shelf.
In most places, the patternmaking team receives a tech pack that entails a vision. Patternmakers then develop the garment as instructed, which is then sent to review by several stakeholders, using various communication channels. This is exactly where miscommunication and mistakes tend to happen – when the stakeholders are not aligned, or do not update the relevant communication channel on time and in a clear manner. The result? Mistakes in the final product such as a garment that is too oversized, which is not in line with the designer's vision, and does not follow current fashion trends.
More than the technical aspect of mistakes in the garment creation process is the ability to set fashion trends rather than following them. Current criticism that comes from the field entails complaints about miscommunication between teams within the same company, and between relevant stakeholders across the supply chain such as manufacturers and buyers.
When sales teams, buyers, and manufacturers communicate between themselves, but the message does not get across to the designer, or even the tech-designer, these critical stakeholders are deprived from fully understanding the market's needs. Thus, are working based on expired knowledge. Much like a well-oiled chain of cogwheels, the flow of information must travel across the supply chain in order to maintain harmonious workflows, in which creativity tends to thrive and growth becomes inevitable.
Communication is definitely the key. While this statement is true for nearly every aspect of our lives, it is extremely true in business, and it is crucial in large enterprises. Once involving additional stakeholders in the central workflow, like in the fashion and apparel industry, it becomes even more complicated. Usually composed of various stakeholders, each playing its own part of the garment creation process, the fashion and apparel supply chain is exposed to miscommunication that could potentially have a tremendous effect on the final product.
The numerous people involved in the garment development process are usually not involved in the bigger picture of the piece they're working on. Thus, they do not necessarily envision the final product when doing their part, such as different resources and components required for the assembling of the specific garment, how it fits in an entire collection, and generally, the bigger picture that entails elements that might shift the final result if they are not known or managed properly.
Using innovative digital platforms for communication enables the use of one digital asset across the entire supply chain, which holds all of the communication and is able to show its own history and the changes that were done to it from the moment of creation to the moment of production. The method of using digital assets instead of physical samples does not only reduce the amount of wasted resources, it empowers sustainability and simplifies communication between the different stakeholders who need and want to comment on each product.
With proper communication tools the entire process of concept to shelf becomes easier, faster, and cheaper. Designers are able to get earlier feedback, adjustments and alterations can be conducted in real-time, and entire collections can be approved at the push of a button.
Communication is about more than keeping everyone in the know regarding final decisions and perfecting a tedious process that is age old; it's about efficiency and higher ROI. More than anything, it's about empowering healthy workflows and making room for creativity, which can be based on market needs.