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Herd Mag release, a night worth celebrating (photo gallery)
by Matías Muñoz
Amos The Transparent
pat bolduc
steph vicente
In the weeks and months leading up to the Herd Mag release party, I had created an idea in my mind of what the magazine itself would be. Having contributed an article to the first issue, I knew what the spirit of this unique new mag would be: raw, provocative, with local intellectuality seething from its pages. But what does that mean? How can a few people throw together some words, photos and art and realistically expect to have a publication that captures the essence of Ottawa's cultural nuances? Not that I was skeptical, but this was certainly no small feat.
But founders Steph Vicente and Pat Bolduc weren't fucking around either. I had been in touch with Steph for a few months before I actually got to meet her and Pat at the Arboretum Festival in September. I immediately felt the passion they were putting into this magazine. Excitement and ideas began to unfurl as we talked, and the anticipation that I had for Herd Magazine grew into a need for it. I simply couldn't wait any longer for what was to be the new and definitive publication for people like us – those who give a shit about Ottawa, it's artists, it's creative visionaries, and those who make this city an interesting and desirable place to be.
As the author of the article titled "The Unconventional Playground" in the first issue, I was originally looking forward to having my first published work included in a magazine. I felt proud about what I had written. But this began to change as the first issue of Herd started coming together, with the release date of October 12 getting closer. I can say now that my sense of pride completely revolves around the team that brought this together and the quality of work that went into making this magazine a piece of art in itself. The final product is incredible – not only for its aesthetics and articles, but because the hard work that went into it is so blatantly obvious with every turn of the page.
I have a tremendous respect for Steph and Pat, as well as the other contributors who poured some of their soul into Herd. You don't always meet people like that. Herd Mag will become a mainstay for Ottawa and the arts community not only because it is relevant and necessary, but also because it is symbolic (and perhaps the product) of an artistic renaissance here in the nation's capital. Things are happening here that demand to be heard, read, seen and experienced. That's why it isn't going anywhere.
I won't say too much about the release party for Issue 01 held at Fall Down, just that if you weren't there then you should have been. Lineups down the block, beats filling the gallery and drinks to celebrate the culmination of the work put into this magazine over the last 7 months. DJ INA was in charge of spinning all night, and Amos the Transparent played a great set as always (the cello always gets me). The raffles were lots of fun, although I didn't win. I was so impressed with the turnout, it really showed how many people are in support of this kind of publication. Awesome night all-around. I still think there should be a release party for every issue… just saying.
Here are some totally unprofessional photos of the night's events. Enjoy.


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Q: Data disappearing after async http calls in Angular I have to code a tree component that displays multiple data, which worked fine with mocked data for me. The problem here is when I try to get data from servers, let me explain:
I have three main objects : Districts, buildings and doors. As you may guess, doors refers to buildingId and buildingID to districts. So to retrieve data and create my tree nodes, I have to do some http calls in forEach loops which is not asynchronous.
I won't share with you everything but just a minimized problem so I can get help easily:
This method retrieves a district array from the server and puts it in a local array:
async getDistricts(){
   this.districtDataService.getDistrictData().toPromise().then(async districts => {
     this.districts = await districts.results as District[];
   });

}
On my ngOnInit :
ngOnInit() {
this.getDistricts().then(async () => {
  console.log(this.districts);
  for (const district of this.districts){
    console.log(district);
  }
})

The first console.log (in NgOnInit) returns an empty array, which is quite surprising because the first method puts the data in "this.districts". and logging data in the first method just after I put it in returns an array with my data. I guess it have something to do with the async/await I've used. Can anyone help?
EDIT 1: Tried to use this.getDistricts().finally() instead of this.getDistricts().then(), but didn't work.
EDIT 2: console.log in getDistrict get executed after the one before my loop. The expected behavior would be the opposite.
SOLVED: putting the for loop in a finally block after my HTTP call solves this. So as the answer says, I think I'm over engineering the async/await calls. I have to rethink my work based on this. Thank you everyone!

A: Well, you should return your Promise from getDistricts. Also you are very much over engineering and complicating the async/await concept. I understand you don't want to use Observables, but I would advise you to use them anyways.
With promises and async/await so you kinda see how to use them:
async getDistricts(): Promise<District[]> {
  const { results } = await this.districtDataService.getDistrictData();

  return results;
}

async ngOnInit(): Promise<void> {
  this.districts = await this.getDistricts();

  for (const district of this.districts){
    console.log(district);
  }
}

With Observable it would look like this:
getDistricts(): Observable<District[]> {
  return this.districtDataService.getDistrictData().pipe(
    map(({ results }) => results as District[])
  );
}

ngOnInit(): void {
  this.getDistricts().subscribe((districts) => {
    this.districts = districts;

    for (const district of this.districts){
      console.log(district);
    }
  });
}

A: Just to provide whoever needs to make multiple http calls in a desired order.
as mentionned by others, i overcomplicated the concept of async await.
The trick was to use observables, convert them to Promises using .toPromise(), using .then() to get data into my variables, then making other async calls in finally block using .finally(async () => { ... }).
here's what my final code looks like :
async ngOnInit(): Promise<void> {
 await this.districtDataService.getDistrictData().toPromise().then(response => {
   this.districts = response.results as District[];
   console.log(this.districts);
 }).finally(async () => {
   for (const district of this.districts){
      await this.districtDataService.getBuildingsOfDistrict(district.id).toPromise().then(response => {
      this.buildings = response.results as Building[];
      console.log(this.buildings);
     }).finally(async ()=> {
        for(const building of this.buildings){
          await this.districtDataService.getDoorsOfBuilding(building.id).toPromise().then(response => {
            this.doors = response.results as Door[];
            console.log(this.doors);
          }).finally(async () => {
              for(const door of this.doors){
                  await this.doorNodes.push(new districtNodeImpl(false,null,null,door,null));
              }
          })
         await this.buildingNodes.push(new districtNodeImpl(false,null,building,null,this.doorNodes));
        }
     })
     await this.dataSource.push(new districtNodeImpl(false,district,null,null,this.buildingNodes));
     console.log(this.dataSource);
     this.buildingNodes = new Array();
     this.doorNodes = new Array();
   }
 })

Hope this will help ! have a nice day.

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Lightning Dust Lightning Dust
Out from the shadow of Black Mountain come Lightning Dust, a project where the days are dark, the nights are darker and that light at the end of the tunnel just burnt out. The group consist of Vancouver's Amber Webber and Joshua Wells, best known for playing the parts of Black Mountain's female vocalist and drummer, respectively. But don't expect the bad boogie ballin' or chunky riffage of their parent project on this debut. Lightning Dust are a much more sombre, heavy-hearted outfit, drawing on softly hit pianos, vintage synths and delicate guitars. The duo also make use of some drums and strings now and again but generally, the instrumentation is kept to a minimum. Instead, the light is shone on Webber's quavering, theatrical voice. And for the most part, she has the vocal strength to keep these ghostly songs afloat. Songs such as the keyboard-loaded "When You Go" and breathtaking "Days Go By" are beautifully composed tracks that are ideal for rain-riddled afternoons or late night contemplation. Only on a few does Webber perhaps overreach and venture into the melodramatic, such as with "Breathe." Lightning Dust may not put a smile on your face but not all great music has to. (Jagjaguwar)
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I was going to post this yesterday, but my internet was down most of the day and by the time it came back up, I just wanted to kill darkspawn.
This is the same texture from the female version I posted earlier, and does require the original store file to show up. It's not a replacement texture, so you'll have the original as well as this one.
More examples of natural and custom colors can be seen in this post.
New texture by me, made by piecing together dozens of chunks of a Rose texture.
You know, I was going to ask if you were going to do this retexture for guys too, but I got all distracted by how pretty the female one was.
Actually, I did the male version first. It was just a matter of unlazy-ing myself and posting it. Which is actually how most things in my world work.
And killing darkspawn is a high priority!
Yay! And you're very welcome!!
hahahaha! I'm sorry! I have no idea why it would do that. Do you have the original store file? That's require for this to show up, but I can't imagine it showing up incorrectly; I just assumed it wouldn't show up at all if you didn't have it.
maybe thats it.....which one is it in the store?
The name of the file is amHairSTORE07PSHawk, which is about as much information I have. It may have come with the Crash! etc. set with all the punk items.
Since it seems like your main problem comes from your loading speed being screwed with, you can take the file you extracted with the multipack installer and use S3PE to make a new dbc package file, which should help. That's how I install all my store files, and I don't have any loading issues.
Could not open package 0x7faf4ac80e6d4ea89d5dc9568bf2a4c7.package.
Expected magic tag 'DBPF'. Found 'DBPP'.
I guess the files I have are corrupted or something? Either that or they have a wrong extension, etc.
If you still have problems, I'll try to write it out to make a bit more sense.
But, all that stuff worked out as far as I can tell, but I'm still having ridiculous loading times.
All my insane loading times went away after I started combining my packages, so... I have no idea how to help at this point. XD Sorry!
Dude. The earrings and facial piercings you use, where can I get them?
But to the subject... very nice. I love it.
Ummmmmmumumum.... those particular ones are personal use type, but I'm pretty sure I released multiple-piercings on here. Check the 'accessories' tag over to the right.
I looked... not seeing anything in relation to jewelry except the rings and bracelets.
It's alright. Thanks anyway, though.


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Danish Defence agreement 2005–2009 () is the white paper for the military of Denmark was signed June 10, 2004.

It calls for a significant reconstruction of the entire Danish military. At present, it is about 60% support structure and 40% combat operational capability, in the future, it will be 40% support structure and 60% combat operational capability, resulting in more combat soldiers and fewer 'paper'-soldiers. The reaction speed will be increased, with an entire brigade on standby readiness for global deployment; the military will retain the capability to deploy 2.000 soldiers in international service, or 5.000 for a short time span. The standard mandatory conscription is modified. Generally this means fewer conscripts, shorter service time for them and only those who choose to will continue into the reaction force system.

Highlights

Army
 Two new brigades will be created of about 4000 men each. One of very high standby readiness, one on lower readiness.
 Hærens Basis Uddannelse "HBU" (Army basic training) will be conducted only in Aalborg, Skive, Holstebro, Fredericia, Varde, Slagelse, Høvelte and Vordingborg barracks.
 Jægerkorpset will be increased to 135 men.
 Prinsens Livregiment will move to Holstebro barracks and amalgamate with Jydske Dragonregiment
 The Army's M270 MLRS rocket artillery will be disbanded.
 180 Leopard tank's 1A5DK is to be phased out, plus a number of M113 infantry vehicles.
 Sjælsmark barracks will be sold and parts of Kongens Artilleriregiment moved to Varde barracks.

Airforce
 Airbase Værløse will close.
 Number of F16 fighters on NATO standby reduced from 12+12 to 8+8.
 Four transport helicopters are signed up to NATO standby.
 Number of F16 Fighters reduced from 60 to 48.
 The ground–to-air defence DeHAwk disbanded.
 Four additional large transport helicopters are acquired (marine versions), plus another Hercules airplane.

Navy
 One Frigate (with helicopter) and one Patrol ship signed up to NATO standby.
 Frømandskorpset increased to 90 men.
 Navy basic training moved from Auderød to Frederikshavn.
 A navy Sergeant school will be erected in Frederikshavn.
 The navy's entire submarine capability will be disbanded and also four of the fourteen Standard Flex 300 ships and some additional ships.
 Three new ships are added.

References

External links

Defence agreement
21st century in Denmark
White papers

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My Nigerianness Has Expired | Thy Glory O' Nigeria..!
One day in December 2006, I sat in my car for more than 4 hours at a gas station in Festac Town, Lagos. We had queued up for petrol because the commodity had been scarce for some time. That morning when I arrived at the gas station at about 6 a.m, I thought I was going to be one of the first people at the station but to my chagrin surprise it appeared that some people slept over at the gas station.
As I waited and drove at snail speed to the nozzle where all the attention was, I saw how people struggled and fought to procure a commodity that is flowing freely right underneath their feet. For the first time in my life, I cried out loud, profusely with lots of tears flowing from my eyes. I was alone. There was no chance of consolation and my emotions burst without any hindrance. I had returned 2 weeks earlier from a place where I just drive to an unmanned gas station, fill my tank and drive away in no time. MyNigerianness had expired.
One day I wrote to a friend discussing about my paternal leave in 2007. He was shocked as I explained the process to him and that the plan was to be at home with my daughter who was one at the time. In 2011 I repeated the process taking care of our second child. In this piece titled- An argument for parental Leave,http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/adeola-aderounmu/an-argument-for-parental-leave-13.html, published here in the village square and in the Nigerian Guardian Newspaper I shared the experiences and the benefits of parental leave. But I know how far Nigeria and Nigerians are from such idealism. I know that my Nigeriannesss had expired.
When I'd talked to some people at home and abroad about picking up my children from school and making them dinner, I know the type of scorn and other types of reactions that people show (or sometimes fail to show). But if you grew up with my mother of blessed memory, it was imperative that you could cook. It was our next line of training after high school to take over the kitchen tasks while waiting for admission to the University.
During our younger years, we were required to be at home when the food was made so that we can participate in the consumption. If you were away, your reasons must be genuine and understandable. Unfortunately this family value given to boys and the ability to use it at home in the presence of the female members of the family is not generalised in Nigeria. Things fell apart many years ago and some misunderstanding of cultural values tangled with ego and ignorance.
There was one man I'd met regularly in Stockholm in the early 2000s. He was always late to our meetings and there was always one reason or the other while he came late. My replies were blunt; I always told him that I didn't believe him. His problem was that he did not know how to shed the African time syndrome. I don't meet this man again. He had since found his way back to Ibadan.
There are other things that remind me of the African time syndrome. One day I was invited to an event that was slated to start at 5pm. By 7pm, they had not even finished preparing the venue, so I left and when I got home I was able to see one of the football games for the evening. About a week later I heard from other people at another event that the New Yam Festival event went on to start around midnight! I was glad for the call I made-to return home before the evening burnt out. My Nigerianness had expired!
Last summer (2013) I started using my bicycle more often. I biked to the train station and then join the communal transport. When I arrived at work, I would have been on the bicycle, the train and the bus. I thought it would be over by the end of summer. No, it didn't! I went on to bike to the train station over the autumn and then winter. Around 2008, I'd found the idea of people changing the tyres of their bicycle to winter tyres ridiculous but that was just what I did in December 2013 as winter sets in. My Nigerianness is over!
If someone had shown me this vision in 2001 or even in 2005, I would have laughed. Now I know that myNigerianness had totally expired. I no longer see the egoistic statuses that we went about dissipating when I was living in Nigeria. I know I'm never going to be able to give up that Nigerian sense of fashion and beauty. But for cars, they don't mean the same thing to me as they did in 2001.
In another essay from July 2007 I'd asked a question: Who Planned Our Lives In Nigeria? Life can be easy or easier if we judge it by the simple things that have self-fulfilling effects. Life can be more meaningful if we don't live above our incomes and if we stop setting standards just to meet other people's expectations or their fantasies.
Life is more worth living if we live gracefully. My hope for Nigeria is that the time will come when the majority of the people will stop struggling just to survive but rather that they are presented with the fair opportunities to let them reach their potentials and accomplish happiness built on contentment and selflessness. That time will be freedom time, a freedom that will be fought for.
I'm feeling that my hopes mean that the possibility of reviving my Nigerianness may have been lost forever.
Posted on March 9, 2014 by Adeola	• This entry was posted in Environment, Nigeria, Stockholm, Sverige and tagged Festac Town, fuel scarcity, Lagos, Nigeria, Stockholm, Sweden. Bookmark the permalink.
This is a nice article in general. I especially liked the line: Life can be more meaningful if we don't live above our incomes and if we stop setting standards just to meet other people's expectations or their fantasies.
That said, I think we all can do more than point out what is wrong with Nigeria; we must proffer solutions each time we complain about certain issues. We should look to lead by example if the change we want is ever to materialise.
Reblogged this on GIDI SOCIAL.
I have a question, does "Nigerianness" embrace a filthy environment. This is something that struck me on my visits to Nigeria, nearly all urban settings are just plain nasty.
I've googled Northern cities also, the only difference there is that the buildings are red-brown in colour, but the same shabby and filthy urban environment exists. Shops that look like abandoned structures are everywhere.
This begs the question does being "Nigerian" mean you embrace filth and disorder? Why are such basic issues to do with modern living not dealt with?
This could be one hitherto unmentioned aspect of you no longer feeling "Nigerian". As Sweden is one of the cleanest and most orderly societies and most favoured countries in which to live.


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The aim of the present study was to evaluate the antihyperlipidemic potential and biochemical parameters of various leaf extract of P. daemia. Extract was administered orally at a dose of 100, 200 and 300 mg/kg b.w in streptozotocin induced diabetic rats for 21 days. To assess the antihyperlipidemic activities and biochemical effects of this extract, we have also measured the serum levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, phospholipids, Serum protein, albumin and haemglobin. The various leaf extract of P. daemia also resulted a significant recovery in above mentioned biomarkers of lipid profile and biochemical parameters when treated to STZ-induced diabetic rat. Resettlement of all these parameters after the treatment of ethanol, chloroform, aqueous extract of leaf of P. daemia is promising which has been reflected here from the comparison with the antidiabetic drug i.e. glibenclamide. The result of this experiment demonstrated that the leaf extracts of P. daemia possess a promising antidiabetic efficacy.
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Home Politics Eight ways Facebook is preparing for elections across Africa
Eight ways Facebook is preparing for elections across Africa
WITH a number of upcoming elections across Africa, Facebook has shared an update on its work to reduce the spread of misinformation, protect election integrity and support civic engagement across the continent.
'We've dedicated unprecedented resources to these efforts globally — and our work across Africa is focused in eight key areas,' says Akua Gyekye, Facebook's Public Policy Manager for Africa Elections.
Fighting False News
'We want to stop the spread of false news on our platforms. That's why we've teamed up with local third-party fact-checkers across South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon and Senegal — including Africa Check (Africa's first independent fact-checking organization), AFP (Agence France-Presse – an international news agency), Pesa Check (a local Kenyan fact-checking organisation) and Dubawa (a local Nigerian fact-checking organisation),' she added.
According to Gyekye, these independent groups help assess the accuracy of news shared on Facebook, and when they determine content is false, its distribution in News Feed is reduced so fewer people see it. Facebook also shows related articles from fact-checkers for more context and notify users if a story they have shared is rated as false.
'Additionally, in Nigeria, WhatsApp has worked with Africa Check and CrossCheck Nigeria to let users send questions about potential rumours they have received through the platform. These fact-checking expansions are part of a broader strategy to fight fake news that includes extensive work to remove fake accounts; cut off incentives to the financially-motivated actors that spread misinformation; promote news literacy; and give more context so people can decide for themselves what to read, trust, and share,' she said.
Boosting Digital Literacy and Helping People Spot False News
The platform wants to make sure people can spot false news and know how to flag it. 'That's why we've rolled out educational tips on national and regional radio and in print media across Nigeria, South Africa, Zambia, Kenya and Zimbabwe. In Nigeria, WhatsApp has launched its "Share Facts, Not Rumours" campaign to help increase awareness about hoaxes,' said Gyekye.
Additionally, at the end of last year Facebook began a new Online Safety Programme for students in Nigerian secondary schools. The 12-week workshop is designed to help teenagers understand the fundamentals of online safety and digital literacy, covering topics such as managing an online presence; social media and sharing; public Wi-Fi safety; building healthy relationships online; understanding password security and privacy settings; and identifying misinformation online.
Promoting Civic Engagement
Helping to build informed and civically engaged communities is central to Facebook's work around elections. In Nigeria, the platform has rolled out new options in English & Hausa so people can report posts that contain incorrect election information, encourage violence or otherwise violate Facebook's CommunityStandards (https://www.Facebook.com/communitystandards/). On Election Day, a voting day reminder in English and Hausa will be displayed at the top of Facebook's News Feed.
Journalist Training
According to Gyekye, Facebook continues to educate media groups and journalists across the country on best practices for sharing content on its platforms and online safety. It also provides trainings on its Community Standards (https://www.Facebook.com/communitystandards/), which govern what is and is not allowed on our platform.
Proactive Removal of Impersonation Accounts
Facebook has always had policies against impersonation, and thanks to recent advancements in its detection technology, the platform has become much more effective at identifying these accounts.
Partnerships with NGOs and Civil Society
In order to better understand local issues and tackle them more effectively, Facebook is working with a number of NGO and civil society partners across many African countries. 'These local partners have been instrumental in giving us feedback that we've incorporated into our policies and programs, including the aforementioned trainings with teens and journalists,' said Gyekye.
Connecting with Political Parties About Security
'We've trained parties, campaigns and candidates on security best practices, including how to turn on two-factor authentication and how to avoid common threats online. For the Nigerian elections, we've trained vice presidential candidates, senatorial candidates and top advisors from over 35 major political parties — and the information included in these trainings is all available for anyone to access at politics.FB.com.
'We want Facebook and WhatsApp to be places where people feel safe, can access accurate information and make their voices heard. We are making significant investments, both in products and in people, and continue to improve in each of these areas,' she said.
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La Canada Flintridge, CA 91011
Discover the tranquility of a Japanese-style garden that blends design elements of classic tea, strolling and zen gardens. Cross an arched bridge and stroll on shaded paths along a koi-filled stream to the Tea House, designed by Whitney Smith. The plant collection features Japanese maples, azaleas, bamboo, and other plants from Asia.
The Full Moon Tea House area is one of the most impressive architectural structures at Descanso Gardens. Inspired by the Asian origins of Descanso's camellias, the Japanese Garden, Full Moon Tea House and Minka bring the spirit of the Far East to California. Constructed in 1966 from funds raised by the Descanso Gardens Guild, the Japanese Garden and Tea House is the the focal point of the Japanese Garden Festival every autumn. This weekend festival features bonsai and suiseki displays, taiko drumming and traditional Japanese dancers.
The Full Moon Tea House features blue tile roofing imported from Japan. Across a Shinto bridge stand a structure resembling a Japanese farmhouse. This structure, called the Minka, was designed and donated by Robert H. Kawashima in 1969. Another nearby feature is a dry-raked garden, modeled after a Shen garden in Kyoto.
Tea is being offered at the Full Moon tea House by Patina's Cafe Descanso. Authentic Japanese teas, assorted beverages,and sweet and savory snacks, are offered Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00noon to 4:00pm.
Please note: Weekend tea service at the Full Moon Tea House starts the end of March and runs through the end of November.
A more extensive tea service is available between 12:30 and 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. This sit-down service, for which reservations are required 48 hours in advance, costs $19.50 per person and may be arranged by calling Patina at (818) 790-3663. Guests are welcomed without reservations when space is available. Both types of service should offer a renewed appreciation of peaceful times spent at Descanso's Japanese Garden and Tea House.
The Gardens are open every day of the year except Christmas, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (although visitors are encouraged to arrive by 4:30 p.m.) Free Parking.
Descanso Gardens is located near the intersection of the 210 and 2 freeways. It is a short 20-minute drive from downtown Los Angeles.
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Target Dot Diameter 1.25x3.50 INCH: II-VI Optical Systems, Inc.
Ideal target for diameter checking. Use with image processing software for calibration and setups. Easy legend included for quick identification. Target is on a stable glass substrate etched in Low Reflection Chrome. Pattern is on the contact surface (right-reading looking through). Overall Dimensions: 3.500"x1.25"x Nom. 0.060".


HÀ NỘI — Vietnamese young talent Nguyễn Anh Khôi, 17, finished 15th at the 2019 Sharjah Masters International Chess Championship in the UAE on Sunday morning.
International Master Khôi lost to Grandmaster Alireza Firouzja of Iran in the last round of the event to gain six points after nine rounds. With this result, Khôi finished 15th out of 150 players from around the world.
In the penultimate round, Khôi beat his compatriot, Grandmaster Lê Quang Liêm after 45 moves.
Earlier, Khôi and Liêm faced off at the HDBank International Chess Tournament 2017, in which Khôi was defeated by Liêm.
Khôi was former world champion in the U10 and U12 category.
Meanwhile, Liêm finished 20th with six points. In the last match, Liêm beat Sadhwani Raunak of India but the win wasn't enough for Liêm to climb to the top 10.
Inarkiev Ernesto of Russia won the event with seven points, followed by Wang Hao of China and Ukrainian Kryvoruchko Yuriy.
The Sharjah Masters attracted the participation of 150 chess players from 30 countries and territories, playing according to the nine-round Swiss system.


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Q: modifying a multiple selects validation with jquery What I've got so far:JSFIDDLE
What I want is:

*

*add class "invalid" for the <select> if it was not selected in it's row

*remove this class if the 3 selects in the row are selected

*if all <select>s in one row are selected then submit the form

*if only one <select> is selected then add the "invalid" class to the other 2 selects in the same row

This is the HTML and the js is included in the fiddle link above :
 <form id="productOptions" name="product-options">

    <select name="selectss1" id="size1" class="product-select-options-size">
      <option>-Size</option>
      <option>Small</option>
      <option>Medium</option>
      <option>Large</option>
      <option>X-large</option>
    </select>
    <select name="selectsc1" id="color1" class="product-select-options-color">
      <option>-Color</option>
      <option>Green</option>
      <option>Pink</option>
      <option>White</option>
      <option>Yellow</option>
    </select>
    <select name="selectsq1" id="qty1" class="product-select-options-qty">
      <option>-QTY</option>
      <option>1</option>
      <option>2</option>
      <option>3</option>
      <option>4</option>
    </select>

    <select name="selectss2" id="size2" class="product-select-options-size">
      <option>-Size</option>
      <option>Small</option>
      <option>Medium</option>
      <option>Large</option>
      <option>X-large</option>
    </select>
    <select name="selectsc2" id="color2" class="product-select-options-color">
      <option>-Color</option>
      <option>Green</option>
      <option>Pink</option>
      <option>White</option>
      <option>Yellow</option>
    </select>
    <select name="selectsq2" id="qty2" class="product-select-options-qty">
      <option>-QTY</option>
      <option>1</option>
      <option>2</option>
      <option>3</option>
      <option>4</option>
    </select>

    <select name="selectss3" id="size3" class="product-select-options-size">
      <option>-Size</option>
      <option>Small</option>
      <option>Medium</option>
      <option>Large</option>
      <option>X-large</option>
    </select>
    <select name="selectsc3" id="color3" class="product-select-options-color">
      <option>-Color</option>
      <option>Green</option>
      <option>Pink</option>
      <option>White</option>
      <option>Yellow</option>
    </select>
    <select name="selectsq3" id="qty3" class="product-select-options-qty">
      <option>-QTY</option>
      <option>1</option>
      <option>2</option>
      <option>3</option>
      <option>4</option>
    </select>

+ Add more at one time

  <input type="image" name="product-options" src="/media/blackheart/images/blackheart/add-to-cart.png"  />
  </form>

Kindly advise

A: You posted the very obscure question. For instance, you did not say on what event "invalid" class has to be added/removed. I suppose that this is 'submit'.
Also you gave 4 conditions and #1, 2, 4 ones are redundant cause they are mutually exclusive to some degree. I.e. if you add class "invalid" for the  if it was not selected in it's row then what is the sense of remove this class if the 3 selects in the row are selected ? You have to simply remove this class if it is selected. Again, #4 condition is in essence the same as #1.
your js-code works well, you only must to add several lines to manipulate css-classes
Note: I did not use jsfiddle, I checked this code in real browser (including IE7) and it worked, whereas it didn't at jsfiddle.
$(function(){
    $('#frm_productOrder').on('submit', function(e){
        e.preventDefault();
        var f=$(this);
        var invalid=false, selected=0;
        $('.selects').each(function(){
            var row=$(this);
            var items=0;
            $('select', row).each(function(){
                var t=$(this);
                var selectedIndex=t.prop("selectedIndex");
                if(selectedIndex)
                {
                    items++;
                    t.removeClass('invalid'); //this line was added
                }
                else t.addClass('invalid');    //this line was added
            });
            if(items==3) selected++;
            if(items>0 && items<3) invalid=true;
            items=0;
        });
        if(selected>0 && !invalid) f[0].submit();
        else alert('Please fill up the form correctly');
    });
});

A: this is the solution i wanted , thanks for all the help :


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Overseas Countries and Territories
Thirteen Overseas Countries and Territories (OCTs) are associated with the European Union.
16.09.2021 Strategic Communications
The OCTs are located in the Atlantic, Antarctic, Arctic, Caribbean and Pacific regions. All are islands, and one of them has no permanent population. They are not sovereign countries but depend to varying degrees on the three Member States with which they maintain special links, namely Denmark, France and the Netherlands. The OCTs have wide-ranging autonomy, covering areas such as economic affairs, employment market, public health, home affairs and customs, while defence and foreign affairs usually remain within the remit of the Member States.
OCTs around the world
Aruba is a tropical island in the Southern Caribbean, about 24 km from the coast of South America. Its surface area is 180 km2 and its population 112 190 (2019). Together with Curaçao and Bonaire it forms a group referred to as the ABC islands. The official languages are Dutch and Papiamento. The European Union programmes aim to support EU policies and they are implemented through the Multiannual Financial Framework (currently on the 2021-2027 period).
Bonaire is an island in the South-Eastern part of the Caribbean, about 80 km from off the coast of Venezuela. Its surface area is 294 km2 and its population 20 104 (2019). Together with Curaçao and Aruba it forms a group referred to as the ABC islands. The official language is Dutch. From the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles on 10 October 2010, the BES islands (Bonaire, Saba, and Sint Eustatius) were given the status of public entity (often referred to as "special municipality") within the Netherlands, while the islands of Curaçao and Sint Maarten are autonomous countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, just like Aruba. Bonaire is part of the Netherlands and an overseas territory of the European Union. The Executive Council is responsible for the day-to-day management of Bonaire.
Located in the Caribbean Sea, north off Venezuela, with an area of 444 km², Curaçao is the largest Dutch Overseas Territory. Its population is 142,180 and the capital is Willemstad. Within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Curaçao has country status alongside the Netherlands, Aruba and Sint-Maarten. Tourism, oil refining, and international finance are the mainstays of Curaçao's small economy which has close links with neighbouring countries. Almost all consumer and capital goods are imported. Poor soils and inadequate water supplies hamper agricultural development.
French Polynesia is an overseas collectivity attached to the French Republic and associated with the European Union as an overseas country or territory (OCT), as provided for in Articles 198 to 204 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. French Polynesia is made up of more than 120 islands, including Tahiti, where the administrative capital, Papeete, is situated. It is located in the South Pacific and comprises about half of France's marine waters (5 million square kilometres). Its economy relies on the services sector, fishing and pearl cultivation. The standard of living is comparable to European countries. French Polynesia has been a beneficiary of the European Development Fund (EDF) for almost 60 years.
The French Southern and Antarctic Territories (Terres australes et antarctiques françaises, TAAF), located in the southern hemisphere, are characterized by a remarkable natural heritage. They are home to rich and diverse marine ecosystems, which play a significant role in the local mitigation of the effects of climate change. In this respect, the TAAF represent an exceptional opportunity to meet the commitments made by France and the EU at various levels in terms of marine biodiversity protection and sustainable management of resources. The European Union programmes aim to support EU policies and they are implemented through the Multiannual Financial Framework (currently on the 2021-2027 period).
Strategically located between the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean, Greenland is, as part of the Kingdom of Denmark, an Overseas Territory associated with the EU. It is the world's largest island (20% of the total EU surface). With a population of around 56,000 people, it has globally the lowest population density (one inhabitant per 35 km2). Dramatic exposure to climate change (the ice sheet is melting at the fastest rate of the last 120 centuries) and a lack of economic diversification (strong dependency on fisheries and the public sector), pose both immediate and long-term challenges for Greenland's sustainable development. EU cooperation with Greenland is framed by Part IV of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and by Council Decision (EU) 2021/1764 of 5 October 2021 on the Association of the Overseas Countries and Territories with the European Union including relations between the European Union on the one hand, and Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark on the other (Decision on the Overseas Association including Greenland, DOAG).
New Caledonia is an overseas collectivity attached to the French Republic and associated with the European Union as an overseas country or territory (OCT), as provided for in Articles 198 to 204 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. Two thirds of New Caledonia's inhabitants live in the urban area of the capital, Nouméa. Its ground resources (nickel), financial transfers from the state and the European Union and local policies have enabled it to achieve a high level of development. Its internal organisation is governed by the Nouméa Accord.
Saba is located in the Leeward islands, 28 miles south of Saint Martin, in the Caribbean Sea. Its surface area is 13 km2 and its population 1 915 (2019).The official languages are Dutch and English. Saba, became a public body (often referred to as "special municipality") of the Netherlands, along with St. Eustatius and Bonaire, after the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles on 10 October. The legislative body of Saba is called the Island Council, which consists of 5 members elected every four years.
Saint-Barthelemy is located at the junction of the Greater and Lesser Antilles, 230 km northwest of Guadeloupe and 25 km southeast of Saint-Martin. Its surface area is 21 km2 (25 km2 islets included) and its population 9 793 (2018). The official language is French. The economy of Saint Barthelemy is based upon high-end tourism and duty-free luxury commerce, serving visitors primarily from North America. The luxury hotels and villas host 70,000 visitors each year with another 130,000 arriving by boat.
St. Eustatius (also called Statia) is located in the north-eastern Caribbean, 50 km south of St. Maarten and 300 km east of Puerto Rico. Its surface area is 31 km2 and its population 3 138 (2019). The official languages are Dutch and English. The Netherlands Antilles ceased to exist with the constitutional reform of 2010. As a result, Curaçao and St Maarten became countries within the Kingdom while Bonaire, Saba and St. Eustatius (BES islands) became special municipalities of the Netherlands who the Dutch government are responsible for. The executive power of the Public Entity of St. Eustatius rests with the Island Council, which is headed by an Island Governor, and is responsible for that island's day-to-day governance. Following Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the island has revaluated its strategies to prepare for and recover from energy, water and food system outages solar energy covers. As a result, 46% of St. Eustatius' total electricity need is now covered by solar energy.
Sint Maarten is located in the North Eastern Caribbean approximately 140 miles from Puerto Rico. Its surface area is 41 km2 and its population 40 614 (2018). The official languages are Dutch and English. The island is divided in two, Saint Martin (French) and Sint Maarten (Dutch) and is the smallest landmass in the world shared by two independent states, France and The Netherlands. The island has low elevations and hilly terrain with the lowest point being the Caribbean Sea and the highest point being Mount William, 386 meters. St. Maarten is irregular in form because of the many bays and lagoons. Steep rocky coasts alternate with sandy beaches. Sint Maarten is one of four autonomous countries that form the Kingdom of the Netherlands (Aruba, Curaçao, the Netherlands, St Maarten). The political structure of Sint Maarten consists of a Council of Ministers, headed by a Governor appointed by and representing the Queen. The Hon. Prime Minister leads and chairs the Council of Ministers, which is composed of seven ministers. The island is a parliamentary democracy with a 15-member parliament. Members of Parliament are elected for a four-year term. The economy of the island is solely based on tourism. Sint Maarten receives approximately two million tourists yearly.
Located south of the Canadian island of Newfoundland and Labrador, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon is the last territory of the French Republic in North America, in an area that has long been strategic for its fisheries resources. The economic and demographic balance of this archipelago has been profoundly challenged by the collapse of the fishing industry (total exports dropped by 98% between 1991 and 1993). After a historical decrease in population in the 2000s due to net migration, the population has stabilized in the 2010s at around 6,000 inhabitants (the drop in the birth rate is partly offset by new arrivals). The European Union programmes aim to support EU policies and they are implemented through the Multiannual Financial Framework (currently on the 2021-2027 period).
The Territory of the Wallis and Futuna Islands is an overseas collectivity attached to the French Republic and associated with the European Union as an overseas country or territory (OCT), as provided for in Articles 198 to 204 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. Wallis and Futuna is made up of three traditional Polynesian kingdoms. The capital is Mata-Utu. This French collectivity in the Pacific Ocean is the furthest away from metropolitan France (16 000 km). Fiji is 480 km to the south-west. The collectivity's economy has remained traditional and transactions are largely non-monetary. Own consumption is twice as high as in metropolitan France. The economy is bolstered by public spending on salaries.
International Partnerships - Overseas Countries and Territories
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