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Monday, 26 October 2015 - 8:29
President says a convention will be held with regard to Buddhist Philosophy
President Maitripala Sirisena says that steps will be taken to hold a Buddhist Philosophy Convention in the near future making Sri Lanka the Headquarters of worldwide propagation of Buddhist Philosophy.
The President said that action would be taken with regard to this with the blessings and under the guidance of the Three-Nikaaya Mahaa Sangha.
The President said so while participating at the Sacred Ceremony of inaugurating the newly constructed Buddhist Centre and gold grill around the Sacred Bo Tree at the Depaanama Sir iDhamminda Buddhist Temple in Pannipitiya.

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Q: What is the issue with this function? I created a function to recall the amount of posts in a certain category, in a forum. Here is the code for the function:
function num_posts_evedisc() {
    $sql3 = "SELECT COUNT(category) FROM forum_question WHERE category=3";
    $query3 = mysql_query($sql3);
    return($query3);
}

And this is the response I got, echo-ing it:
Resource id #14

(In my database, I have table forum_question and the column category. I tried replacing the (category) with (id) and that didn't work either.)
Thanks!

A: mysql_query returns a resource, which in turn gives you access to the result. To access the result, you have to use something to get information from the resource, such as:
if ($row = mysql_fetch_row($query3)) {
    return $row[0];
}

(You can also use other functions, like mysql_fetch_array or mysql_result.)
Note, though, that the mysql_* functions are deprecated and will be removed in a future version of PHP. Look at Mysql Improved Extension or PDO_MYSQL.

A: return mysql_result($query3, 0)

is what you need to return

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Sail Race Crew > Free > Ocean Sailing Podcast
Ocean Sailing Podcast
Ocean Sailing Podcast Episodes
The Ocean Sailing Podcast is designed for people who love to cruise, race or explore the world's oceans. Its also for those yet to experience the joy of sailing and those no longer able to cast off their dock lines and head for the open sea. Listen to all episodes here or subscribe with iTunes or Stitcher. Find out more about joining Ocean Gem as crew for ocean racing and regattas or ocean passages.
Podcast apps you can use to subscribe
Apple: Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeartRadio and SoundCloud
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Follow the Facebook page for episode release updates: https://www.facebook.com/oceansailingpodcast
Follow Sail Race Crew: https://www.facebook.com/sailracecrew/
Podcast producer and sailor: David Hows
I am a sailing addict. I have watched, followed or listened to almost every Americas Cup Series and Volvo Ocean Race since 1987.
The highs and lows of supporting the New Zealand Teams have been a rollercoaster ride over the years. I am a 48 year old New Zealander that has lived in Australia for 12 years and I dream of one day returning to New Zealand for summer every year, to live on a piece of Waiheke Island paradise in a place overlooking my beloved Hauraki Gulf (while still spending the winters on the Gold Coast in Queensland).
After being a dinghy sailor for many years, I purchased a 1992 Beneteau 44.5 in 2011 and spent my first 2 summers as a keelboat owner, cruising the top half of the North Island of New Zealand, before sailing her (Ocean Gem) across the Tasman in late 2013, with my 68 year old father as part of the 4 man crew, to where she is now based at the Southport Yacht Club (SYC) on the Gold Coast and raced regularly.
It was such a great experience that I wrote and published an iBook 'Sailing the Tasman Sea', so my Dad could keep a memory of our treasured trip together, forever. This was the first time in my life that I really understood the power of capturing and sharing stories. I am not a writer or journalist. I am a sailor and I love introducing new people to my love of all things – sailing.
My 'Ocean Gem' racing crew and I have now competed in more than 400 races and regattas since 2014 including the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race, the Sydney to Gold Coast Race, Hamilton Island Race Week, the Queensland Beneteau Cup (winning in 2015 and 2017) and the Solo Tasman Race (winning in 2018). I have been north to Hamilton Island and south to Sydney multiple times. I have now crossed the Tasman twice solo and I think we are possibly the only 1992 Beneteau to ever get a carbon sail wardrobe and an IRC rating in Australia. We have also won back to back Keel Boat Club Championships at the Southport Yacht Club in 2016 and 2017.
In 2018 Australian Sailing awarded me the honour and the title of Australian Sailing: Queensland Offshore Sailor of the Year.
Some of my favourite reads are 'Peter Montgomery: The Voice of Yachting' by Bill Francis (2015) and 'Australian Ocean Racing', published in 1967 by Murray Davis and they are great chronicles of the birth of Ocean Racing in New Zealand and Australia, going back as far as 1907 with the first Melbourne to Tasmania Race.
These books have again reinforced to me that there are so many untold sailing stories that need to be captured and shared or they risk being lost forever.
My extensive reading and sailing, combined with Andy Schell's 59 North Podcast inspired me to launch the Ocean Sailing Podcast in 2016 to capture and share the numerous ocean racing and cruising sailing stories on a regular basis with armchair sailors, cruisers and racers across Australasia, that help inspire us to sail further and set our sights on new challenges. The Ocean Sailing Podcast has now had more than 270,000 episode downloads and has listeners in more than 100 countries.
Sailing the Tasman Sea in 2013
If you know of anyone whose story David can capture and share, please email him: david@oceansailingpodcast.com.au
Regards from David
David Hows skipper Ocean Gem
Beneteau Cup Pittwater to Paradise Regatta Brisbane to Hamilton Island Race Hamilton Island Race Week
See you soon onboard Ocean Gem
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To utilize The League, a fresh relationship software, you'll need an invite
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Whenever Amanda Bradford ended up being a company school pupil at Stanford in her own 20s that are late she found the planet of mobile relationship frustrating. Matches had been predicated on shallow requirements, resulted in slow chats, and seldom lead to effective times.
"The process ended up being super-broken and inefficient," said Bradford, the founder that is 31-year-old CEO of a invitation-only relationship application called The League. "I stated, 'I'm going to repair this.' "
The solution ended up being recognized by her was appropriate right in front of her. From her course of 300 pupils, nearly 40 partners had created. "It was at see your face — the probability of combining up had been higher when anyone shared experiences in a residential district," Bradford said. She made a decision to reproduce her Stanford connection with a very carefully chosen community in an app that is dating gambling it would assist busy and committed singles meet one another and quickly change to building severe relationships.
The League formally debuts in Boston on Oct. 26 but has accepted 2,000 neighborhood founding users. It shall continue steadily to include users with time. Bradford's team worked to put together a diverse number of singles from organizations, academia, the medical industry, as well as the sector that is nonprofit. An Ivy League level isn't essential to enter, however it assists, Bradford stated.
Particularly crucial that you her ended up being helping females find lovers appropriate for their expert objectives.
"If you're a career-driven girl you would like somebody that is supportive and comfortable with nontraditional sex roles," said Bradford, whom makes use of the software by herself.
The League is certainly one of a few brand new selective apps catering to effective singles: Raya for a-listers, Luxy for high-income earners, and internal group for European specialists. They all are wanting to enhance dating by very carefully crafting a particular community. When it comes to League, that are individuals who desire being 50 % of a charged energy few.
To find yourself in The League, Boston hopefuls may need to beautify their social networking profiles. The app's that is free screens applicants' Facebook and LinkedIn pages to spot their college levels, name and company, choices, size of their community, as well as other appropriate factors.
The method is finished with a review that is human's mostly reserved for confirming the authenticity and quality of photos.
Applicants introduced by buddies have concern admission. And with regards to the sex ratio, you are placed on a waiting list.
The League supplies the choice to update up to a $179 membership that is annual permits use of extra features, such as for instance customizing your profile and receiving more daily fits, usually limited by five on a daily basis.
They even have invites to members-only occasions. In san francisco bay area, The League took its members for a yacht cruise, as well as in ny tossed a celebration when you look at the Hamptons.
"We might like to do exactly what a meet-up does however with a community that is dating" Bradford said.
Once the League was released in 2014, in bay area, the software encountered critique to be elitist and exclusive. But Bradford would rather explain it as "curated."
Maria Boden, a 36-year-old senior administrator at a Boston company, has tried the entire gamut of online dating sites and apps, from Match and eHarmony to Tinder and EliteSingles. She's got learned about The League and want to test drive it down. Looking forward to a buddy at a club in Somerville, she pulled away her phone to exhibit one among many messages that are lewd she had gotten on Tinder.
"It will be amazing if an software vetted individuals farmer's only before joining," Boden stated.
Sparkology, another membership-only software, is wanting to resolve the unwanted-message issue by making males spend $3 to $4 per message, as well as a $99 sign-up charge, stated the business's president, Cameron Amigo. Females should buy memberships that are monthly $40 30 days. Were only available in 2011, your website possessed a vetting that is strict for males, admitting just confirmed Ivy League grads, but ultimately broadened the requirements to all or any male and female experts who are seriously interested in dating.
Sparkology's newly redesigned application can also be going into the Boston market this thirty days, relating to Amigo.
The creator and CEO for the app that is dating, Justin McLeod, agrees that compensated subscriptions elevate the standard of online connections. Recently, Hinge relocated far from being a free software and relaunched it self being a $7-a-month solution having an focus on producing severe relationships.
But McLeod does not believe exclusivity is important for increasing dating that is mobile.
"We think that everyone else deserves love," McLeod stated. The generation that is first of and Tinder users, he stated, is entering a phase in life if they are prepared to subside.
"We want to end up being the spot for the individuals whom graduate from swiping games into finding one thing real," said McLeod.
However, Kevin Lewis, an assistant teacher of sociology at the University of Ca north park whom reserached internet dating for his PhD at Harvard, tempers the objectives. "The truth is the fact that there is lots of men and women online," he stated. "But it is perhaps not some solution that is magic being solitary."
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Q: How to forward/read messages from another channel with telebot? I have a bot that's supposed to forward news from other news channels. How do I make the bot join these channels so it could access all the messages that are being posted? I'm using pyTelegramBotApi. How should I go about doing this? Any help would be appreciated.

A: Only a channel admin can subscribe a bot to the channel.
A way that doesn't require admin rights in a source channel is to use the MTProto API (a telegram client library, e.g. Telethon library) instead of the Bot API.


A tale as old as DevOps. Take a look at how this Dutch bank's delivery pipeline issues led to their successful implementation of DevSecOps.
In many ways, their story is one we've heard before. Their struggles showed the need for change: long lead times for software delivery; software quality issues were found late in the game; many handovers and approvals dominated the process; inefficient cooperation between dev and ops; late code merges; and, large, non-frequent releases to production.
Something needed to change. Enter DevSecOps.
This is the story of the ABN AMRO's DevSecOps journey — as told by Stefan Simenon and Widbe de Roos at the 2018 Nexus User Conference.
ABN AMRO has numerous software delivery pipelines to manage. While this magnifies the effort to implement CI/CD, it also magnifies the benefits. Additionally, the more pipelines you have, the more security risks you have — hence the pressing need to implement security into their DevOps practices.
First, they needed address open source software risks. Open source software libraries are invaluable. Yet, they come with risks. If libraries become outdated, your applications could become vulnerable. Stefan and Wiebe addressed this with standard Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines and build breakers. If a developer is delivering unsecure software or implementing unsecure open source libraries, the Jenkins build will break and the developer is forced to fix the issue.
In the past, as with many organizations, there were lots of awareness efforts and discussions. While this helped, after they implemented build breakers, more issues arose, highlighting the fact that a few discussions weren't enough. They needed true buy-in from developers. After taking the time to make this transition a priority — the company has more commitment, broader awareness, and deeper understanding of why open source governance is so important. The quality gates and build breakers implemented forced developers to become more aware, and issues started getting fixed quicker.
After their initial implementation — where do things stand?
What's next for ABN AMRO?
They have also implemented a hybrid cloud strategy using IBM CMS for their private cloud and a combination of Azure and AWS for their public cloud. They use a cloud-native approach to harness the full advantages of the public cloud's Platform as a Service so developers can focus on developing the custom applications.
Inherent in sound Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) practices are containers, which also have to be secured. Stefan and Wiebe use Docker ES to secure the Docker engine, and then for containers running: run-time scanning; scanning images on build; and, syntax and security checks at code level. Their Docker image pipeline runs on Jenkins Enterprise on AWS, and Jenkins is on containers too.
Finally, Stefan and Wiebe address credentials management — a huge vulnerability for many organizations. They cite a report that 75% of organizations do not have a privileged account security strategy for DevOps, and they mention some high profile breaches caused by poor credential management: Uber, Vine, and Ashley Madison.
Stefan and Wiebe are seeing the benefits of a well-rounded and well executed DevSecOps program. It's a story we'd love to see more of — and a story that could be yours. List to what they have to say in their own words here. You can view all sessions from the 2018 Nexus Users' Conference, held in June, are here.


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First Paper Topic: Ako Vendetta
October 1, 2022 October 1, 2022 GetHomeworkDone.comPosted in Assignment Questions
First Paper
"The Way of the Warrior II" describes the Shogun's verdict in the case of the 46 men (the Ako Vendetta), and relates numerous other essays in which famous writers of Tokugawa Japan describe their reactions to the case. It is clear from the readings that this story was incredibly significant in the Tokugawa period — writers kept referring to it over and over again.
Why do you think the story of the Ako Vendetta was so significant in the Tokugawa period?
Your paper could identify at least three different reasons in three separate paragraphs, or it could give one overall reason, and devote each paragraph to a detailed examination.
Your thesis statement should answer the question in one sentence. It should be at the end of the first paragraph. Each subsequent paragraph should fill out the argument you make in your thesis. A topic sentence at the beginning of the paragraph should tell the reader the main point you are making (and especially a sense of how the paragraph will support the argument you make in the thesis). You should give careful consideration to the order of your paragraphs, to the evidence you are using, and to your explanations of how the evidence supports the point you are making.
Please look at the grading rubric. You should cite your sources with footnotes. You should use proper grammar. Be as accurate as you can. Consider the limitations of your sources.
Everybody seems to get very excited about the length of papers. The basic idea in this class is that the papers are about 5 pages long, but it is more important to me that you are clear and convincing.
After you get a grade on this paper, you will revise it. Your grade on the revision will be based on how well you make the suggested improvements.
Ako Vendetta Paper Rubric
Thesis statement: The first sentence at the end of the first paragraph answers the question in one sentence.
Argument: the argument is logical and answers the question (5 points) and it also shows ambition, an attempt to wrestle with a difficult issue rather than a simple recounting of obvious points (5 points).
Paragraphs: each subsequent paragraph until the conclusion has a sentence at the beginning and/or end that explains its relevance to the overall argument.
Organization: there is a clear logic to the arrangement of paragraphs, and that logic is communicated to the reader. Each paragraph makes clear the standard one could use to judge the samurai, and also communicates your own opinion of that standard.
Evidence: each paragraph contains rich details to support the argument.
Source criticism: in using evidence, the paper evaluates the limitations of the source.
Vivid language: the paper uses words that convey precise ideas, and that engage the reader.
Citation – sources are cited in appropriate place and manner (use footnotes!). Please follow the History Department style guide: http://www.lehman.edu/academics/arts-humanities/history/historyfootnotes.php
Grammar – the paper conforms to the conventions of standard academic writing.
Historical content – the paper contains information that is true rather than false and reflects an understanding of Japan.
A Not So Secret Garden
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Modified Roostercatzilla 2 in 1/285 scale. The cooling tower is scratch built as well as the train cars and reactor building.
The explosion is resin with lights and the soot from the cooling tower is poly-fiber. The other buildings and tracks are war gaming miniatuers.


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About Faye
Merton Hill Farm
Stone Bank Farm
Ashippun River Farm
Land We Helped Protect
John Gehl is the founder of the Faye Gehl Conservation Foundation. Without John's passion for farming and making a difference in the world, the FGCF would not be a prominent leader in Wisconsin's land conservation movement.
John Gehl moved to Lake Country in 1952 (at age 14) when his father built a small cottage on Beaver Lake. At that time, Lake Country was farming country. John left the area for college and military service but returned in the early 60s to run his family's business—a dairy processing plant in Germantown.
Over the years, John commuted to Germantown from Lake Country, passing farms along the way. Having worked at his uncle's dairy farm for several summers as a child, John enjoyed passing these working landscapes every day. But in the early 90s, John noticed that more and more farms along his daily route were being sold for development; John soon became aware of the plight of many Wisconsin family farmers who struggled to make a living and thus were relieved to make a profit by selling their land for development.
With his passion for making a difference, John experimented with various farming practices to see if he could positively contribute to the dialogue on how to make farming profitable for family farmers. At the same time, he read Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac and was introduced to Leopold's idea of the land ethic. The idea that the care of people cannot be separated from the care of the land fundamentally changed the way John saw the problem of agriculture in our area and has lead to his self-proclaimed identity as a carbon farmer. If you ever meet John on one of our farms, he will personally welcome you to Carbon Country. This greeting is his way of reminding himself that soil health is the most important ingredient to farming success. To learn more about carbon farming and the Foundation's current projects, click below.
Faye Gehl Conservation Foundation
"Keeping the Country in Lake Country"
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QKinectFrame::QKinectFrame() : KinectFrame()
{
}

QKinectFrame::QKinectFrame(
	const std::vector<unsigned short>& _info,
	const std::vector<unsigned char>& _color,
	const std::vector<unsigned short>& _depth)
	: KinectFrame(_info, _color, _depth)
{
}

QKinectFrame::QKinectFrame(const QString& filename)
	: KinectFrame(filename.toStdString())
{
}

QImage QKinectFrame::convertColorToImage() const
{
	return QImage(color.data(), color_width(), color_height(), QImage::Format_RGB32);
}

QImage QKinectFrame::convertDepthToImage() const
{
	QVector<QRgb> colorTable;
	for (int i = 0; i < 256; ++i)
		colorTable.push_back(qRgb(i, i, i));

	// create depth image
	QImage depthImg = QImage(depth_width(), depth_height(), QImage::Format::Format_Indexed8);
	depthImg.setColorTable(colorTable);

	std::vector<unsigned char> depthImgBuffer(depth.size());

	// casting from unsigned short (2 bytes precision) to unsigned char (1 byte precision)
	std::transform(
		depth.begin(),
		depth.end(),
		depthImgBuffer.begin(),
		[=](const unsigned short depth) { return static_cast<unsigned char>((float)depth / (float)depth_max_distance() * 255.f); });

	// set pixels to depth image
	for (int y = 0; y < depthImg.height(); y++)
		memcpy(depthImg.scanLine(y), depthImgBuffer.data() + y * depthImg.width(), depthImg.width());

	return depthImg;
}

void QKinectFrame::convertColorToImage(const std::vector<unsigned char>& buffer, const int width, const int height, QImage& image)
{
	image = QImage(buffer.data(), width, height, QImage::Format_RGB32);
}

void QKinectFrame::convertDepthToImage(const std::vector<unsigned short>& buffer, const int width, const int height, const int max_distance, QImage& image)
{
	QVector<QRgb> colorTable;
	for (int i = 0; i < 256; ++i)
		colorTable.push_back(qRgb(i, i, i));

	// create depth image
	image = QImage(width, height, QImage::Format::Format_Indexed8);
	image.setColorTable(colorTable);

	std::vector<unsigned char> depthImgBuffer(buffer.size());

	// casting from unsigned short (2 bytes precision) to unsigned char (1 byte precision)
	std::transform(
		buffer.begin(),
		buffer.end(),
		depthImgBuffer.begin(),
		[=](const unsigned short depth) { return static_cast<unsigned char>((float)depth / (float)max_distance * 255.f); });

	// set pixels to depth image
	for (int y = 0; y < image.height(); y++)
		memcpy(image.scanLine(y), depthImgBuffer.data() + y * image.width(), image.width());
}

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Jürgen Fuchs was born at Pfaffenhofen on 28 November 1965 and began racing relatively late in the day. In 1994, he began with Germany's Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring in the 250 c.c. class. In his first World Championship race, Fuchs came 18th, and just missed out on collecting some points. In 1994, Fuchs had to contest a further four Grands Prix before entering the World Championship a year later.
In his first complete season in the 250 c.c. World Championship, Fuchs achieved his best results in Argentina and Catalonia with eighth place at the season's end. He was to add further successes a year later. With the Netherlands Grand Prix at Assen, Fuchs was to stand on a World Championship podium for the first time on 29 June 1996 - behind his team-mate and fellow-countryman Ralf Waldmann and ahead of a certain Max Biaggi. At the Nürburgring, A1 ring and in Rio de Janeiro, he added third places to this. Fuchs ended the season in fourth place - behind Biaggi, the world champion, Waldmann and Olivier Jacque.
A year later, he rose to prominence in the 500 c.c. two-cylinder premium class. A sixth place in Brazil was to be the best result by Fuchs in the ELF 500. In 1998, the German returned to the 250 c.c. class and achieved his last of five Grand Prix podium positions - he came second, behind Valentino Rossi and in front of Haruchika Aoki. The season ended with a fall, which also brought Jürgen Fuchs' racing career to a premature end.
Initially, Fuchs wanted to hang up his helmet for the last time, but after some time, his urge to ride returned and he became a fixture at the GP Racing School. In his career, Fuchs competed with the greats, such as Biaggi, Rossi and company - now he is enjoying passing this experience on to other motorbike riders.
Steve Mizera was born on 5th of August 1975.
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Concerning Rise in Anti-Semitism in Europe
Hon.
Christopher H. Smith
107th Congress Congress
Second Session Session
Mr. Speaker, I thank my good friend for yielding me time, and I rise in very strong support of H. Res. 393. I want to commend its sponsor and all of the Members who are taking part in this very important debate.
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, along with the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Cardin), who is on the floor and will be speaking momentarily, we returned back from the OSCE, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Parliamentary Assembly.
Every year, parliamentarians from the 55 nations that comprise the OSCE meet to discuss issues of importance. This year the focus was on terrorism, but we made sure that a number of other issues, because certainly anti -Semitism is inextricably linked to terrorism, were raised in a very profound way.
Yesterday, two very historic and I think very vital things happened in this debate. I had the privilege of co-chairing a historic meeting on anti -Semitism with a counterpart, a member of the German Bundestag, Professor Gert Weisskirchen, who is a member of the Parliament there, also a professor of applied sciences at the University of Heidelberg, and we heard from four very serious, very credible and very profound voices in this battle to wage against anti-Semitism.
We heard from Abraham Foxman, the National Director of the Anti -Defamation League, who gave a very impassioned but also very empirical speech, that is to say he backed it up with statistics, with information about this rising tide of anti-Semitism, not just in Europe, but in the United States and Canada as well.
He pointed out, for example, according to their data, 17 percent of Americans are showing real anti -Semitic beliefs, and the ugliness of it. Sadly, among Latinos and African Americans, it is about 35 percent. He pointed out in Europe, in the aggregate, the anti -Semitism was about 30 percent of the population.
Dr. Shimon Samuels also spoke, who is the Director of the Wiesenthal Center in Paris. He too gave a very impassioned and very documented talk. He made the point that the slippery slope from hate speech to hate crime is clear. Seventy-two hours after the close of the Durban hate-fest, its virulence struck at the strategic and financial centers of the United States. He pointed out, "If Durban was Mein Kampf, than 9/11 was Kristalnacht, a warning."
"What starts with the Jews is a measure, an alarm signaling impending danger for global stability. The new anti -Semitic alliance is bound up with anti -Americanism under the cover of so-called anti –globalization."
He also testified and said, ``The Holocaust for 30 years acted as a protective Teflon against blatant anti -Semitic expression. That Teflon has eroded, and what was considered distasteful and politically incorrect is becoming simply an opinion. But cocktail chatter at fine English dinners,'' he said, ``can end as Molotov cocktails against synagogues.
``Political correctness is also eroding for others, as tolerance for multi-culturism gives way to populous voices in France, Italy, Austria, Denmark, Portugal, and in the Netherlands. These countries' Jewish communities can be caught between the rock of radical Islamic violence and the hard place of a revitalized Holocaust-denying extreme right.
"Common cause", he concluded, "must be sought between the victimized minorities against extremism and fascism."
I would point out to my colleagues one of those who spoke pointed out, it was Professor Julius Schoeps, that he has found that people do not say "I am anti -Semitic;" they just say "I do not like Jews", a distinction without a difference, and, unfortunately, it is rearing itself in one ugly attack after another.
I would point out in that Berlin very recently, two New Jersey yeshiva students, after they left synagogue, they left prayer, there was an anti -American, anti -Israeli demonstration going on, and they were asked repeatedly, are you Jews? Are you Jews? And then the fists started coming their way and they were beaten right there in Berlin.
Let me finally say, Mr. Speaker, that yesterday we also passed a supplementary item at our OSCE Parliamentary Assembly. I was proud to be the principal sponsor. The gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Cardin) offered a couple of strengthening amendments during the course of that debate, and we presented a united force, a U.S. force against anti-Semitism.
I would just point out this resolution now hopefully will act in concert with other expressions to wake up Europe. We cannot sit idly by. If we do not say anything, if we do not speak out, we allow the forces of hate to gain a further foothold. Again, that passed yesterday as well.
Mr. Speaker, I urge Members to become much more aware that this ugliness is rearing its ugly face, not just in the United States, but Canada, in Europe, and we have to put to an end to it. Hate speech and hate crimes go hand in hand.
Mr. Speaker, I urge support of the resolution.
United States Helsinki Commission--Anti -Semitism in the OSCE Region
The Delegations of Germany and the United States will hold a side event to highlight the alarming escalation of anti -Semitic violence occurring throughout the OSCE region.
All Heads of Delegations have been invited to attend, as well as media and NGOs.
The United States delegation has introduced a supplementary item condemning anti -Semitic violence. The Resolution urges Parliamentary Assembly participants to speak out against anti-Semitism.
Defending Ukraine, Deterring Putin
The Kremlin has dramatically increased its military activities and capabilities in and around Ukraine, leading to predictions that the regime may be preparing for an aggressive military operation in the coming months. Russian military movements have sufficiently concerned U.S. and allied observers that CIA Director William Burns was personally dispatched to Moscow to telegraph U.S. concerns. Secretary of State Antony Blinken also has added to a chorus of alarm, and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has described Russia's movements as preparations for an invasion. On December 7, President Biden held a two-hour phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the apparent buildup. The Helsinki Commission, including Co-Chairman Rep. Steve Cohen (TN-09) and Commissioner Rep. Marc Veasey (TX-33), convened a virtual briefing to evaluate the Russian regime's actions and capabilities near Ukraine and assess potential options for U.S. and Western countermeasures to deter aggression and preserve Ukrainian sovereignty. Panelists included Dr. Andrew Bowen of the Congressional Research Service, Robert Lee of Kings College London, Dr. Mary Vorotnyuk of the Royal United Services Institute, and Katsiaryna Shmatsina of the European Values Center for Security Policy in Prague. The discussion was moderated by Helsinki Commission Senior Policy Advisor Michael Hikari Cecire. Cecire began the discussion by describing the apparent urgency of the situation on Ukraine's border, noting that more than 100,000 Russian troops and heavy offensive equipment had amassed in a potential war footing, in addition to thousands more troops already in states of high readiness and propositioned in and around Ukrainian territory. Dr. Andrew Bowen described the strategic environment in which the buildup is occurring, and noted that Russian political leadership has asserted that it regarded the presence of NATO and Western military and political influence on its border as a red line. Although Ukraine has no immediate likelihood of joining NATO, the Russian regime may regard Ukraine's growing independent capabilities and partnerships with the West as indicative of a graduate deterioration of its own relative security position. As such, its military buildup may be intended to either compel a diplomatic accommodation with the West to forestall Ukraine's continued Western path, or, if necessary, launch military operations to do so through the use of force. Dr. Bowen noted that Congress has played a significant role in supporting activities to bolster Ukraine's defenses, including through the provision of lethal aid, and has also supported efforts to reinforce NATO's Eastern flank in response to Russia's aggressive actions. Robert Lee focused on Russian military capabilities currently arrayed at Ukraine's border. He noted that tens of thousands of troops had been mobilized from Russia's other geographic combatant commands and deployed to Ukraine's border, including significant heavy offensive weaponry and specialized assets. According to some assessments, total Russian deployments may represent as much as two-thirds of its total combat power to in and around the Ukraine theater, suggesting a nationwide military mobilization and all the preparations for a major invasion. While the preponderance of Russian offensive assets suggests that it may have the capabilities in place for any number of offensive scenarios, including a move on Kyiv, it is not necessarily a foregone conclusion that the Kremlin has any intent to seize and hold territory. The Kremlin's intent may be just to destroy or significantly degrade Ukraine's military and undermine its broader strategic situation to achieve its aims. However, Russia also has activated some 100,000 additional reserve forces, which may be employed for a number of scenarios. Responding to a question from Co-Chairman Cohen, Lee observed that it was hard to determine the likelihood of a renewed Russian invasion, but that the risk is certainly greater than it has been at any point since the conflict began in 2014, and that the capabilities are all in theater for war. Co-Chairman Cohen also asked if the buildup today was proportionally similar to past buildups in 2014-2015, which was the last time Russian forces semi-overtly invaded Ukraine in large numbers. Lee replied that the current buildup is much more significant, though it is also true that the Ukrainian military is more capable today than it was in the past. Co-Chairman Cohen then inquired about past Russian casualties, which Lee described as being in the "hundreds" at least, though exact figures were not made publicly available. Co-Chairman Cohen then reiterated the gravity of the situation, and the seriousness with which he and the U.S. government was taking the issue. Cecire then introduced Dr. Maryna Vorotnyuk, who also made the point that the Russian regime's full intentions were obscure, and not entirely knowable. However, she noted that the array of capabilities that the Kremlin has assembled on Ukraine's border is suggestive, as are the demands the Kremlin has made in combination with the military buildup. On the latter point, she noted that there was an internal logic to Moscow linking its threatening posture over Ukraine with its demands with the West, because Russia's war on Ukraine could be regarded as a kind of proxy war against the West as a whole. In a more comprehensive way, Russian demands seek a revised security architecture that would effectively undermine the sovereignty of Ukraine as well as other non-NATO states like Georgia, giving Russia free rein over its periphery. While this may be a nonstarter for the West, Dr. Vorotnyuk noted that Russia likely would settle for an accommodation from the West that would reduce Western involvement in the region and leave Ukraine and other countries weak and vulnerable to Russian pressure. While some may find such a route appealing, she noted, such a response would not likely lead to a more constructive Russia, and could even invite more aggression as Moscow's intent was never solely about or limited to Ukraine. As such, it is important for the West to remain resolute in defending and advocating for Ukraine's sovereignty. Katsiaryna Shmatsina spoke about Belarus' role in the broader calculus. She recalled how, after Belarusian protests were being crushed by the regime, EU diplomatic leaders asked how Belarus might be used as an appendage of Russian strategic power. She noted that this appears to be the case in the ongoing episode with Ukraine, with the hybrid migrant crisis at the Belarusian border, the mooted possibility that Russian forces might use Belarusian territory to attack Ukraine, and the solidarity Russia has showed with the regime in Minsk through the flights of nuclear-capable bombers—suggesting that Belarus is not merely a side act, but a key element of Russian strategy in the region. For his part, Belarusian President Lukashenko has been severely weakened by the protests and his subsequent reliance on Russian support, leaving him nowhere else to turn and cementing Belarus's place in the Kremlin's alliance system and regional strategy. Shmastsina counseled that the situation in Belarus should merit greater international attention, particularly from the West, because it is inseparable from the ongoing military buildup in and around Ukraine and another aspect of Russia's broader campaign against the West. Rep. Veasey noted that in a past visit to Ukraine, the assessment was that Russia was not necessarily interested in taking and holding territory and asked whether this view was still accurate. Dr. Vorotnyuk replied that this was very likely the case, but ultimately that the likely Russian aim was to permanently weaken Ukraine and be able to "veto" its alignments with the West. Particular territorial objectives could also be under consideration, such as a land corridor from the Donbas to Crimea—both of which Russia already holds—or a particular city, such as Odesa, and its port access to the Black Sea. Rep. Veasey then asked why Ukraine, but not Georgia, was being targeted in this way. Lee responded that Georgia no longer threatens to retake the Russia-held separatist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia by force, and that Ukraine is a much larger country with a more capable military and economic capacity, which holds a unique place in Russia's historical narrative. Rep. Veasey then raised the issue of corruption, which continues to be seen as a major issue in Ukraine as compared to, for example, Georgia, and asked whether this is a serious problem. Dr. Vorotnyuk noted that it was a major issue, but that it is not a justification for Russian aggression, and that Western assistance with Ukraine is very much helping to address issues like corruption and democratic governance. Related Information Panelist Biographies
Russian Military Buildup to be Scrutinized at Helsinki Commission Briefing
WASHINGTON—The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the Helsinki Commission, today announced the following online briefing: DEFENDING UKRAINE, DETERRING PUTIN Thursday, December 16, 2021 10:00 a.m. Register: https://bit.ly/3DHAGWu The Kremlin has dramatically increased its military activities and capabilities in and around Ukraine, leading to predictions that the regime may be preparing for an aggressive military operation in the coming months. Russian military movements have sufficiently concerned U.S. and allied observers that CIA Director William Burns was personally dispatched to Moscow to telegraph U.S. concerns. Secretary of State Antony Blinken also has added to a chorus of alarm, and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has described Russia's movements as preparations for an invasion. On December 7, President Biden held a two-hour phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the apparent buildup. The Helsinki Commission will convene a briefing to evaluate the Russian regime's actions and capabilities near Ukraine and assess potential options for U.S. and Western countermeasures to deter aggression and preserve Ukrainian sovereignty. The briefing will include U.S. and international experts on Russian military capabilities and Eurasian security. The following panelists are scheduled to participate: Dr. Andrew Bowen, Analyst in Russian and European Affairs, Congressional Research Service Dr. Maryna Vorotnyuk, Expert on Black Sea security; Associate Fellow, Royal United Services Institute Katsiaryna Shmatsina, Belarusian analyst on Eurasian politics and security; Visiting Fellow, European Values Center for Security Policy in Prague Robert Lee, Expert on Russian military capabilities; PhD candidate, Kings College London


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I used my Google account to initially log in but that is my wrong account. I wanted to log in with my other account but the app always automatically logs me back in with my Google account when I revisit the login page.

Wouldn't logging out of SE, logging out of Google and then logging back in to SE work. Delete your cookies for SE/SO/Etc.com from the browser you want to use or try a different browser on your phone.
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STAPLE COTTON GROWERS MEET AND ORGANIZE
HON. OSCAR F. BLEDSOE, JR. WAS CHOSEN AS HEAD OF THE CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY
Organization of the Staple Cotton Co-operative Association was completed yesterday afternoon at a meeting of 40 or 50 planters and business men in Hotel Gayoso and the organization is now ready to do business as a co-operative selling agency, handling long staple cotton exclusively.
Oscar F. Bledsoe, Jr., of Greenwood, Miss., was elected president of the organization without contest. The election of two vice presidents, a secretary and treasurer was postponed until the next meeting of the board of directors, which will be held in Memphis on June 29.
The association is organized and chartered under Tennessee laws, although is membership is made up entirely of Mississippi Delta planters, growers of the greater part of all the long staple cotton produce in the United States. Organization was perfected under the act of the Legislature of 1917, authorizing the forming of co-operative associations for marketing purposes. The act was intended primarily to authorize the organization of a selling association among dairymen of the state, but was found broad enough to permit the organization of a selling agency for cotton.
Although its object is to finance and sell the enormous amount of staple cotton produced in the Mississippi Delta, the organization has no capital stock. Financial arrangements will be made through banks, the paper used by the agency being secured by the cotton held in pools in its name and pledged by the members of the association. The association will be operated under the co-operative system promulgated by Aaron Sapiro of California. Mr. Bledsoe said yesterday that the present membership of the association represents a production of more than 200,000 bales of staple cotton annually, and it is hoped to increase the membership until the organization will control the marketing of more than 300,000 bales by the time the present crop is harvested. Members of the association have signed five year contracts, agreeing to sell their entire product for the next five years through the organization. This gives a pool of fully 1,500,000 bales of high grade staple cotton during the next five years and the planters are confident that this fact will have considerable influence upon the market in the future.
Control Half of Staple crop.
Mr. Bledsoe says that the association will control more than one-half of all staple cotton produced in the United States this year, and even a larger percentage is expected to be pledged in 1922 and the years following. The directorate of the organization is comprised of some of the most substantial cotton men in the south. Members of the board were selected by primary ballot and by districts. The delta cotton section has been divided into six districts, and three directors are elected from each, making 17 to be elected by ballot of the membership. The president is chairman of the board, and the bankers' organizations of the territory affected will select three members as representatives of the public. This gives the association a board of directors consisting of 21 members. Formal election of the directors was held yesterday, but they had already been selected by primary ballot in Mississippi. In this particular, the meeting here was similar to an electoral college, since delegates from each of the six districts were instructed how to vote for directors.
The board is comprised of the following: Oscar F. Bledsoe, Jr., Greenwood, chairman; Leroy Percy, Greenville; Alf H. Stone, Dunleath; Alex Scott, Rosedale; Oscar Johnston, Clarksdale; J. H. Sherard, Sherard; M. P. Sturdivant, Glendora; Ben F. Saunders, Swan Lake; Will Dockery, Dockery; C.C. Moore, Itta Bena; J. M. Yerger, Drew; D. L. Bingham, Indianola; A. M. Pepper, Lexington; R. L. Pillow, Greenwood; G. G. Council, Greenville; L. H. Gaines, Boyle; L. G. Dean, Shaw; J. G. McGehee, Gunnison; F. N. Robertshaw, Greenville; E. P. Peacock, Clarksdale; and T. R. Henderson, Greenwood.
The three last named directors represent the public and are named by the bankers' organization in the territory comprising the six districts.
The executive committee is composed of the following: Oscar F. Bledsoe, Jr., chairman; Leroy Percy, Oscar Johnston, Alex Scott and Ben F. Saunders.
From the Greenwood Commonwealth, June 15, 1921
Shelby S. Steele Will Move Agency Office
Shelby S. Steele has secured the entire lower floor of the old First National Bank Building on Howard Street, formerly occupied by the Staple Cotton Cooperative Association, and will remove his insurance office to his new location on January 16. The interior of the building has been remodeled for the insurance offices.
From the Greenwood Commonwealth, January 8, 1924
Cotton Association Into New Quarters
The Staple Cotton Cooperative Association offices are being moved from the old Greenwood Bank Building on Howard Street into the new . office building erected for the Association by W. M. Kimbrough on the corner of Market and Fulton Streets.
The entire new Kimbrough Building, which is 100 x 125 feet and is two stories in height, will be occupied by the Association under a three year lease.
From the Greenwood Commonwealth, August 29,1923
HANKINS TO OPEN GROCERY STORE
New Store to Open January 10 In Cotton Association Building At Fulton and Market
H. A. Hankins, who for several years has been employed by Jitney Jungle, has purchased the stock and fixtures of Stein Grocery Company, and will open a new grocery store in the building formerly occupied by the Staple Cotton Association at the corner of Fulton and Market streets.
The new store, which will be known as Needam's Grocery, will be ready for business about the tenth of January, Mr. Hankins announced this morning.
Assisting Mr. Hankins in dispensing all kinds of staple and fancy groceries and meats will be Messrs. Charles Neely and Sam Killebrew.
From The Greenwood Commonwealth, December 31, 1934
COTTON ASSOCIATION BUYS HENDERSON-BAIRD BUILDING
FIRMS TO MOVE ABOUT JULY 1
Staple Cotton Association Purchases Three Story Building From Henderson Baird Hardware Co.
The three story building on Market Street occupied for the past twenty years by the Henderson & Baird Hardware Company was purchased yesterday from the Hardware firm by the Staple Cotton Cooperative Association. The Cotton Association will move into their new quarters on July 1.
The building will afford to the Staple Cotton Association twenty per cent more floor space than its present quarters, and at the rent paid for the past five years, the entire cost of the new building will be amortized in ten years.
T. H. Baird, president of Henderson & Baird Hardware Company, informed the Commonwealth this morning that a recent called meeting of the stockholders of this company, the president and secretary were voted authority to accept the proposal of the Staple Cotton Association to purchase the building.
The Henderson & Baird hardware Company will continue to operate their business as heretofore, maintaining a spacious showroom and their offices in the business district of the city. The company has several proposals for rental of buildings suitable for conducting their showroom and offices.
More of the heavy merchandise will be carried in their railroad warehouse, thus enabling them to operate more economically. The saving in the cost of merchandise by being located adjacent to the railroad tracks will be substantial and the management feels that the saving in operating costs will enable them to sell their merchandise at lower resale prices, which will result in a saving to their customers.
The firm of Henderson & Baird was originally organized as a partnership but was reorganized and incorporated in 1909, and the name changed to Henderson & Baird Hardware Company. The company is among the oldest mercantile firms in Greenwood.
From the Greenwood Commonwealth, February 18, 1931


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Rousseau's Political Imagination: Rule and Representation in the Lettre à d'Alembert (review)
Jean A. Perkins
10.1353/phl.1986.0024
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Reviews135 Our present sociocultural situation — torn between revisions of a technological idyll, where power is called upon to neutralize power, and sharply ironic exposés of such visions — suggests that the romantic dichotomy may continue to haunt us in exponentially more intense ways. University of GeorgiaJoel Black Rousseau's Political Imagination: Rule and Representation in the Lettre à d'Alembert, by Patrick Coleman; 193 pp. Geneva: Droz, 1984, $16.00. In his careful reconstruction of Rousseau's rather tortuous argumentation in this neglected work, Coleman investigates the extremely close relationship in Rousseau's thought between the forms of language dictated by the cultural environment of the author and the creation of a legitimate political order. The Lettre is especially useful in tracing the evolution of Rousseau's thought from the Discours sur l'inégalité to die major works of die early 1760s. Coleman shows how d'Alembert's description of die religious beliefs of the Genevan pastors and his suggestion of die establishment of a public theater there stimulated Rousseau to consider both abstract principles of morality as well as their practical political consequences. Coleman's study is divided into six chapters that follow the text of the Lettre very closely, with the exception of Rousseau's reaction to Molière, which is treated in a concluding chapter. Chapter 1 investigates the problem of religious belief following directly from d'Alembert's analysis of the so-called Socinianism of the Genevan pastors. Rousseau notes that die political state must concern itself with both public and private spheres of thought and action, thus presaging his famous chapter on civil religion in the Contrat Social. More important to the argument of the Lettre is the postulate that, since Geneva is not a rich city, it needs public examples of austerity which should be furnished by its clergy. Life in a political state must always be a spectacle involving a willing suspension of belief for the good of the state. This leads directly to the topic treated in Chapter 2, the theater itself. Rousseau's main objection to any form of theater in contemporary Europe is that it is incapable of embodying a character worthy of being used as an example by all citizens. Comedy leads only to role-playing and tragedy to despair and inaction. The third chapter is devoted to a study of various forms of texts. It is in this section of die Lettre that Rousseau initiates another theme that he will develop in his major works, the necessity of public ceremonies or fêtes. Chapter 4 on social and political identity is particularly helpful in showing why Rousseau could not admit women to his political state. First Rousseau establishes a parallel between actors and women, both of whom must rely on appearances in order to entice their public into action. Second, 136Philosophy and Literature women must be confined to the domestic scene because, without this private outlet, the male citizen would become completely regularized and lose all sense of initiative without which no political state can long endure in a legitimate way. As Coleman makes clear in his fifth chapter, a city such as Geneva must stimulate in its citizens a sense of aesthetic taste, best done through various representations of freedom, including publicfêtes, military parades, and cercles or male discussion groups. However, as Coleman points out, none of this answers the fundamental political question: who may claim the moral authority to make decisions in a political state? This leads into Coleman's final chapter on Rousseau's critique of Molière in which all the preceding themes are brought together. His conclusion is that Rousseau's thought in the Lettre continues to reflect the paradox ofhis own twofold political goals: first, the questioning of"all forms of belief and opinion in the name of truth," and, second, the search for "ways by which governments may properly favor the dictates of local tradition over those of abstract principles" (p. 169). This problem is at die heart of Rousseau's slowly maturing political and social thought, and Coleman is most successful in showing how Rousseau's thought was developing even as he wrote the Lettre. Coleman's final conclusion...
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Grace and Peace be Yours in Abundance. 1 Peter 1:2 M.
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We are doing well. Summer was good this year with good rains which we always need here. We are headed to Portland later this week to visit Ethan and family. Looking forward to the beauty in Oregon…and seeing the grandchildren. I can see all is well in Kodiak.
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I'm stumped by an issue with a created hair material not rendering at first.
I create a spline, a hair material, a hair tag, and then add the tag to the spline.
The problem is it won't render by either pressing "Render View" or pressing "Render to Picture Viewer."
I then tried clicking on Material box>Menu>Function>Render All Materials.
This doesn't cause them to render.
I don't apply the newly created shader; in fact, I can delete it before I render, and the previously non-rendering materials render perfectly.
Just the act of creating a hair shader suddenly makes C4D render correctly.
1) If I save the non-rendering scene to a file, and then close C4D, re-open C4D and load the file, it still doesn't render.
2) If I create the hair shader with the menu, delete it, and then save the scene to a file. Upon reloading the scene, everything renders correctly. Once the scene has had a menu created shader, it will render fine, even if saved and reloaded.
I'm using R17 by the way.
when creating the Hair material manually, you also need to create a "Hair Render" VideoPost and add it to the render settings (RenderData.InsertVideoPost()). When creating a Hair Material from the user interface, this is done implicitly and thus "fixes" your scene.
This doesn't work in R17.
How do I do this prior to R19?
Inserts pvp as the last video post in this render setting.
pvp (BaseList2D) – The video post to insert.
This caused it to render perfectly with a new doc.
Will this method work on R14+, including R19?
EDIT - This is explored in my next post.
Also, since a user can do this over and over, does it matter if 'InsertVideoPostLast' occurs over and over. Should I be checking if the render data already has a 'C4D.VPhair' inserted?
# How do you get the ID above to test for VPhair?
if fp == None or fp.GetTypeName() != 'Hair Render':   # GetName() also works.
This works. Now, they don't stack up in the 'Render Settings' box.
So, what needs to be done is to iterate over everything in the 'Render Settings' box to look only for 'Hair Render'.
Your solution is fine. and you are right, you should check, if the VideoPost is already there.
Just get the first VideoPost (GetFirstVideoPost()) and then iterate through with GetNext() and check for the ID with CheckType(). While I link to our current R19 docs, this works the same in R17.
Everything is working properly now.


2018 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales Broke Records Again!
It was yet another record breaking year for Black Friday & Cyber Monday sales according to Adobe Analytics. Adobe Analytics measures transactions from 80 of the top 100 US online retailers.
- Cyber Monday reached $7.9 BILLION dollars in sales. A 19.7% increase year over year for this online shopping holiday. Making this the largest online shopping day in US history.
- Thanksgiving & Black Friday sales brought in $3.7 billion dollars in sales. 28% growth year over year. Making this the biggest shopping weekend in the USA.
- In fact, every shopping day this holiday season, since November 1st, has seen an average of $1 billion dollars in average sales per DAY.
- Mobile shopping continues to see growth as well, with more than half of the online shopping visitors used mobile devices to shop & browse online stores on Cyber Monday.
More and more consumers are turning to online shopping for their Black Friday deals. The days of waiting in long lines at brick and mortar store locations, waiting for the doors to open are slowly decreasing with more consumers content to purchase the same products & get the same deals online. However, buy online and pick up in store did see a major growth this year for those large retailers.
Did you see a boost in sales too? Holiday sales will continue through and even after Christmas. You should always plan for your major sales and discounts as well as what products to offer months in advance. Lay out a game plan, get your graphics and taglines together and give yourself ample opportunity to make changes and get things setup & scheduled ahead of time for a less stressful time for yourself.
That means, you should go ahead and start thinking about what your plans are for Valentine's Day sales.
To run a successful online business, you need genuine wholesale suppliers to supply products to you and your customers. But with the fake wholesalers & bad information in the search engines, it's easy to fall into scam traps.


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Феминизи́рующая лицева́я хирурги́я (, аббревиатура FFS) — комплекс хирургических операций, изменяющих типично мужские черты лица и приближающих их по форме и размеру к типичным фемининным чертам лица. Проводится транс-женщинам в рамках хирургической коррекции пола, а также некоторым цисгендерным женщинам, желающим избавиться от маскулинных черт лица. Включает в себя два вида техники: хирургия костей/хрящей, формирующих лицо, или работа над мягкими тканями, которые окружают кости/хрящи лица. Реконструкция костной основы лица проводится в соответствие с разницей между мужским и женским типом черепа. Возможно изменение мягких тканей лица для увеличения работы, проведённой над костной основой, или же только работа над мягкими тканями, если для желаемого результата требуются незначительные изменения. Работа над мягкими тканями лица является менее инвазивной техникой, чем операция костной основы.

Хирургическое вмешательство на участках лица
Хирургические изменение лобной части лица в рамках проведения операции по феминизации лица включает в себя:
 Уменьшение (стачивание) надбровных дуг (верхней части глазных впадин)
 Имплантация лба: используется синтетический наполнитель кости для округления плоскости лба
 Реконструкция лба — заключается в том, что удаляется часть лобной кости, меняется её форма, и она помещается на прежнее место (при этом используются специальные крепежи и винты, для того чтобы удерживать изменённую часть лобной кости)
 Поднятие бровей: кожа лба натягивается вверх, тем самым, поднимая брови
 Корректировка линии роста волос: линия роста волос и скальп сдвигаются вперёд.

Нос
Хирургическое вмешательство, нацеленное на изменение формы носа, называется ринопластика. Некоторые транс-женщины хотят, чтобы их ноздри или кончик носа выглядели иначе. В некоторых случаях транс-женщинам, которые прошли операцию по изменению лобной части лица, будет рекомендовано изменение спинки носа, дабы линия от носа ко лбу была более мягкой. Хирургия носа в рамках проведения феминизирующей лицевой хирургии включает в себя:
 Уменьшение размера переносицы, чтобы сделать его более прямым
 Уменьшение ширины переносицы носа, чтобы он выглядел более тонким
 Укорочение носа путём удаления некоторых хрящей на кончике носа
 Сужение ноздрей

Щёки
Увеличение щёк проводится для того, чтобы подчеркнуть скулы (челюстные дуги), щёки станут более выдающимися, а подбородок и челюсть будут выглядеть меньше. Увеличение проводится путём костной, синтетической или жировой имплантации. Другой способ достижения того же результата может заключаться в срезании и смещении щёк по костям лица.

Губы
Хирургическое изменение губ в рамках феминизирующей лицевой хирургии включает в себя:
 Удаление участка кожи между носом и ртом, чтобы поднять верхнюю губу.
 Создание небольшого угла участка кожи между носом и верхней губой
 Использование имплантатов для увеличения губ

Уши
Некоторые транс-женщины меняют положение ушей, так чтобы они больше прилегали к черепу (отопластика), или же меняют размер ушей или мочек.

Кадык
Несмотря, на то, что кадык есть и у мужчин, и у женщин — у первых в период полового созревания под воздействием андрогенных гормонов он вырастает и заметно выдается.
Уменьшение (усечение щитовидного хряща) адамова яблока называется — хондроларингопластика.
Тяжесть операции зависит от возраста пациента, потому что со временем хрящ окостеневает.

Ссылки
 Материалы FFS Линн Конвей
 Хондроларингопластика

Примечания

Пластическая хирургия
Коррекция пола
Оперативные вмешательства
Транс-женщины

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THIS COLLECTION INVITES US INTO THE FASCINATING STORY OF GENERATIONS OF BRETON FARMERS WHO CROSSED THE CHANNEL TO ENGLAND TO SELL THEIR UNIQUE PINK ONIONS. VERY SOON, THESE FRENCH ADVENTURERS BECAME KNOWN AS THE "ONION JOHNNIES", THE MEN WHO CARRIED TONNES OF ONIONS ON THEIR HANDLEBARS WHILE CYCLING EVERY SINGLE CORNER OF ENGLAND.
This is the story of men who left their Breton homeland to go and seek fortune and adventure on the other side of the Channel.
Little did they know that, with their trade spanning over one hundred and fifty years, they would become the mythical figures of the French onion men, riding their special bicycles in their stripy shirts.
We spent time talking and interviewing retired "Johnnies" and their families in Roscoff, Santec and in St-Pol De Léon - a tiny spot on the North Breton coast of France. This collection tells the story of these men and women... romantic reminiscences and anecdotes of the daily adventures that coloured their extraordinary lives. These pieces pay tribute to the passion and legacy of their trade.


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using namespace llvm;

#define DEBUG_TYPE "aarch64-collect-loh"

STATISTIC(NumADRPSimpleCandidate,
          "Number of simplifiable ADRP dominate by another");
STATISTIC(NumADDToSTR, "Number of simplifiable STR reachable by ADD");
STATISTIC(NumLDRToSTR, "Number of simplifiable STR reachable by LDR");
STATISTIC(NumADDToLDR, "Number of simplifiable LDR reachable by ADD");
STATISTIC(NumLDRToLDR, "Number of simplifiable LDR reachable by LDR");
STATISTIC(NumADRPToLDR, "Number of simplifiable LDR reachable by ADRP");
STATISTIC(NumADRSimpleCandidate, "Number of simplifiable ADRP + ADD");

#define AARCH64_COLLECT_LOH_NAME "AArch64 Collect Linker Optimization Hint (LOH)"

namespace {

struct AArch64CollectLOH : public MachineFunctionPass {
  static char ID;
  AArch64CollectLOH() : MachineFunctionPass(ID) {}

  bool runOnMachineFunction(MachineFunction &MF) override;

  MachineFunctionProperties getRequiredProperties() const override {
    return MachineFunctionProperties().set(
        MachineFunctionProperties::Property::NoVRegs);
  }

  StringRef getPassName() const override { return AARCH64_COLLECT_LOH_NAME; }

  void getAnalysisUsage(AnalysisUsage &AU) const override {
    MachineFunctionPass::getAnalysisUsage(AU);
    AU.setPreservesAll();
  }
};

char AArch64CollectLOH::ID = 0;

} // end anonymous namespace.

INITIALIZE_PASS(AArch64CollectLOH, "aarch64-collect-loh",
                AARCH64_COLLECT_LOH_NAME, false, false)

static bool canAddBePartOfLOH(const MachineInstr &MI) {
  // Check immediate to see if the immediate is an address.
  switch (MI.getOperand(2).getType()) {
  default:
    return false;
  case MachineOperand::MO_GlobalAddress:
  case MachineOperand::MO_JumpTableIndex:
  case MachineOperand::MO_ConstantPoolIndex:
  case MachineOperand::MO_BlockAddress:
    return true;
  }
}

/// Answer the following question: Can Def be one of the definition
/// involved in a part of a LOH?
static bool canDefBePartOfLOH(const MachineInstr &MI) {
  // Accept ADRP, ADDLow and LOADGot.
  switch (MI.getOpcode()) {
  default:
    return false;
  case AArch64::ADRP:
    return true;
  case AArch64::ADDXri:
    return canAddBePartOfLOH(MI);
  case AArch64::LDRXui:
  case AArch64::LDRWui:
    // Check immediate to see if the immediate is an address.
    switch (MI.getOperand(2).getType()) {
    default:
      return false;
    case MachineOperand::MO_GlobalAddress:
      return MI.getOperand(2).getTargetFlags() & AArch64II::MO_GOT;
    }
  }
}

/// Check whether the given instruction can the end of a LOH chain involving a
/// store.
static bool isCandidateStore(const MachineInstr &MI, const MachineOperand &MO) {
  switch (MI.getOpcode()) {
  default:
    return false;
  case AArch64::STRBBui:
  case AArch64::STRHHui:
  case AArch64::STRBui:
  case AArch64::STRHui:
  case AArch64::STRWui:
  case AArch64::STRXui:
  case AArch64::STRSui:
  case AArch64::STRDui:
  case AArch64::STRQui:
    // We can only optimize the index operand.
    // In case we have str xA, [xA, #imm], this is two different uses
    // of xA and we cannot fold, otherwise the xA stored may be wrong,
    // even if #imm == 0.
    return MI.getOperandNo(&MO) == 1 &&
           MI.getOperand(0).getReg() != MI.getOperand(1).getReg();
  }
}

/// Check whether the given instruction can be the end of a LOH chain
/// involving a load.
static bool isCandidateLoad(const MachineInstr &MI) {
  switch (MI.getOpcode()) {
  default:
    return false;
  case AArch64::LDRSBWui:
  case AArch64::LDRSBXui:
  case AArch64::LDRSHWui:
  case AArch64::LDRSHXui:
  case AArch64::LDRSWui:
  case AArch64::LDRBui:
  case AArch64::LDRHui:
  case AArch64::LDRWui:
  case AArch64::LDRXui:
  case AArch64::LDRSui:
  case AArch64::LDRDui:
  case AArch64::LDRQui:
    return !(MI.getOperand(2).getTargetFlags() & AArch64II::MO_GOT);
  }
}

/// Check whether the given instruction can load a litteral.
static bool supportLoadFromLiteral(const MachineInstr &MI) {
  switch (MI.getOpcode()) {
  default:
    return false;
  case AArch64::LDRSWui:
  case AArch64::LDRWui:
  case AArch64::LDRXui:
  case AArch64::LDRSui:
  case AArch64::LDRDui:
  case AArch64::LDRQui:
    return true;
  }
}

/// Number of GPR registers traked by mapRegToGPRIndex()
static const unsigned N_GPR_REGS = 31;
/// Map register number to index from 0-30.
static int mapRegToGPRIndex(MCPhysReg Reg) {
  static_assert(AArch64::X28 - AArch64::X0 + 3 == N_GPR_REGS, "Number of GPRs");
  static_assert(AArch64::W30 - AArch64::W0 + 1 == N_GPR_REGS, "Number of GPRs");
  if (AArch64::X0 <= Reg && Reg <= AArch64::X28)
    return Reg - AArch64::X0;
  if (AArch64::W0 <= Reg && Reg <= AArch64::W30)
    return Reg - AArch64::W0;
  // TableGen gives "FP" and "LR" an index not adjacent to X28 so we have to
  // handle them as special cases.
  if (Reg == AArch64::FP)
    return 29;
  if (Reg == AArch64::LR)
    return 30;
  return -1;
}

/// State tracked per register.
/// The main algorithm walks backwards over a basic block maintaining this
/// datastructure for each tracked general purpose register.
struct LOHInfo {
  MCLOHType Type : 8;           ///< "Best" type of LOH possible.
  bool IsCandidate : 1;         ///< Possible LOH candidate.
  bool OneUser : 1;             ///< Found exactly one user (yet).
  bool MultiUsers : 1;          ///< Found multiple users.
  const MachineInstr *MI0;      ///< First instruction involved in the LOH.
  const MachineInstr *MI1;      ///< Second instruction involved in the LOH
                                ///  (if any).
  const MachineInstr *LastADRP; ///< Last ADRP in same register.
};

/// Update state \p Info given \p MI uses the tracked register.
static void handleUse(const MachineInstr &MI, const MachineOperand &MO,
                      LOHInfo &Info) {
  // We have multiple uses if we already found one before.
  if (Info.MultiUsers || Info.OneUser) {
    Info.IsCandidate = false;
    Info.MultiUsers = true;
    return;
  }
  Info.OneUser = true;

  // Start new LOHInfo if applicable.
  if (isCandidateLoad(MI)) {
    Info.Type = MCLOH_AdrpLdr;
    Info.IsCandidate = true;
    Info.MI0 = &MI;
    // Note that even this is AdrpLdr now, we can switch to a Ldr variant
    // later.
  } else if (isCandidateStore(MI, MO)) {
    Info.Type = MCLOH_AdrpAddStr;
    Info.IsCandidate = true;
    Info.MI0 = &MI;
    Info.MI1 = nullptr;
  } else if (MI.getOpcode() == AArch64::ADDXri) {
    Info.Type = MCLOH_AdrpAdd;
    Info.IsCandidate = true;
    Info.MI0 = &MI;
  } else if ((MI.getOpcode() == AArch64::LDRXui ||
              MI.getOpcode() == AArch64::LDRWui) &&
             MI.getOperand(2).getTargetFlags() & AArch64II::MO_GOT) {
    Info.Type = MCLOH_AdrpLdrGot;
    Info.IsCandidate = true;
    Info.MI0 = &MI;
  }
}

/// Update state \p Info given the tracked register is clobbered.
static void handleClobber(LOHInfo &Info) {
  Info.IsCandidate = false;
  Info.OneUser = false;
  Info.MultiUsers = false;
  Info.LastADRP = nullptr;
}

/// Update state \p Info given that \p MI is possibly the middle instruction
/// of an LOH involving 3 instructions.
static bool handleMiddleInst(const MachineInstr &MI, LOHInfo &DefInfo,
                             LOHInfo &OpInfo) {
  if (!DefInfo.IsCandidate || (&DefInfo != &OpInfo && OpInfo.OneUser))
    return false;
  // Copy LOHInfo for dest register to LOHInfo for source register.
  if (&DefInfo != &OpInfo) {
    OpInfo = DefInfo;
    // Invalidate \p DefInfo because we track it in \p OpInfo now.
    handleClobber(DefInfo);
  } else
    DefInfo.LastADRP = nullptr;

  // Advance state machine.
  assert(OpInfo.IsCandidate && "Expect valid state");
  if (MI.getOpcode() == AArch64::ADDXri && canAddBePartOfLOH(MI)) {
    if (OpInfo.Type == MCLOH_AdrpLdr) {
      OpInfo.Type = MCLOH_AdrpAddLdr;
      OpInfo.IsCandidate = true;
      OpInfo.MI1 = &MI;
      return true;
    } else if (OpInfo.Type == MCLOH_AdrpAddStr && OpInfo.MI1 == nullptr) {
      OpInfo.Type = MCLOH_AdrpAddStr;
      OpInfo.IsCandidate = true;
      OpInfo.MI1 = &MI;
      return true;
    }
  } else {
    assert((MI.getOpcode() == AArch64::LDRXui ||
            MI.getOpcode() == AArch64::LDRWui) &&
           "Expect LDRXui or LDRWui");
    assert((MI.getOperand(2).getTargetFlags() & AArch64II::MO_GOT) &&
           "Expected GOT relocation");
    if (OpInfo.Type == MCLOH_AdrpAddStr && OpInfo.MI1 == nullptr) {
      OpInfo.Type = MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotStr;
      OpInfo.IsCandidate = true;
      OpInfo.MI1 = &MI;
      return true;
    } else if (OpInfo.Type == MCLOH_AdrpLdr) {
      OpInfo.Type = MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotLdr;
      OpInfo.IsCandidate = true;
      OpInfo.MI1 = &MI;
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

/// Update state when seeing and ADRP instruction.
static void handleADRP(const MachineInstr &MI, AArch64FunctionInfo &AFI,
                       LOHInfo &Info) {
  if (Info.LastADRP != nullptr) {
    LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpAdrp:\n"
                      << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.LastADRP);
    AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpAdrp, {&MI, Info.LastADRP});
    ++NumADRPSimpleCandidate;
  }

  // Produce LOH directive if possible.
  if (Info.IsCandidate) {
    switch (Info.Type) {
    case MCLOH_AdrpAdd:
      LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpAdd:\n"
                        << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI0);
      AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpAdd, {&MI, Info.MI0});
      ++NumADRSimpleCandidate;
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpLdr:
      if (supportLoadFromLiteral(*Info.MI0)) {
        LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpLdr:\n"
                          << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI0);
        AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpLdr, {&MI, Info.MI0});
        ++NumADRPToLDR;
      }
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpAddLdr:
      LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpAddLdr:\n"
                        << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI1 << '\t'
                        << *Info.MI0);
      AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpAddLdr, {&MI, Info.MI1, Info.MI0});
      ++NumADDToLDR;
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpAddStr:
      if (Info.MI1 != nullptr) {
        LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpAddStr:\n"
                          << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI1 << '\t'
                          << *Info.MI0);
        AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpAddStr, {&MI, Info.MI1, Info.MI0});
        ++NumADDToSTR;
      }
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotLdr:
      LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotLdr:\n"
                        << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI1 << '\t'
                        << *Info.MI0);
      AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotLdr, {&MI, Info.MI1, Info.MI0});
      ++NumLDRToLDR;
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotStr:
      LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotStr:\n"
                        << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI1 << '\t'
                        << *Info.MI0);
      AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpLdrGotStr, {&MI, Info.MI1, Info.MI0});
      ++NumLDRToSTR;
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpLdrGot:
      LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "Adding MCLOH_AdrpLdrGot:\n"
                        << '\t' << MI << '\t' << *Info.MI0);
      AFI.addLOHDirective(MCLOH_AdrpLdrGot, {&MI, Info.MI0});
      break;
    case MCLOH_AdrpAdrp:
      llvm_unreachable("MCLOH_AdrpAdrp not used in state machine");
    }
  }

  handleClobber(Info);
  Info.LastADRP = &MI;
}

static void handleRegMaskClobber(const uint32_t *RegMask, MCPhysReg Reg,
                                 LOHInfo *LOHInfos) {
  if (!MachineOperand::clobbersPhysReg(RegMask, Reg))
    return;
  int Idx = mapRegToGPRIndex(Reg);
  if (Idx >= 0)
    handleClobber(LOHInfos[Idx]);
}

static void handleNormalInst(const MachineInstr &MI, LOHInfo *LOHInfos) {
  // Handle defs and regmasks.
  for (const MachineOperand &MO : MI.operands()) {
    if (MO.isRegMask()) {
      const uint32_t *RegMask = MO.getRegMask();
      for (MCPhysReg Reg : AArch64::GPR32RegClass)
        handleRegMaskClobber(RegMask, Reg, LOHInfos);
      for (MCPhysReg Reg : AArch64::GPR64RegClass)
        handleRegMaskClobber(RegMask, Reg, LOHInfos);
      continue;
    }
    if (!MO.isReg() || !MO.isDef())
      continue;
    int Idx = mapRegToGPRIndex(MO.getReg());
    if (Idx < 0)
      continue;
    handleClobber(LOHInfos[Idx]);
  }
  // Handle uses.

  SmallSet<int, 4> UsesSeen;
  for (const MachineOperand &MO : MI.uses()) {
    if (!MO.isReg() || !MO.readsReg())
      continue;
    int Idx = mapRegToGPRIndex(MO.getReg());
    if (Idx < 0)
      continue;

    // Multiple uses of the same register within a single instruction don't
    // count as MultiUser or block optimization. This is especially important on
    // arm64_32, where any memory operation is likely to be an explicit use of
    // xN and an implicit use of wN (the base address register).
    if (!UsesSeen.count(Idx)) {
      handleUse(MI, MO, LOHInfos[Idx]);
      UsesSeen.insert(Idx);
    }
  }
}

bool AArch64CollectLOH::runOnMachineFunction(MachineFunction &MF) {
  if (skipFunction(MF.getFunction()))
    return false;

  LLVM_DEBUG(dbgs() << "********** AArch64 Collect LOH **********\n"
                    << "Looking in function " << MF.getName() << '\n');

  LOHInfo LOHInfos[N_GPR_REGS];
  AArch64FunctionInfo &AFI = *MF.getInfo<AArch64FunctionInfo>();
  for (const MachineBasicBlock &MBB : MF) {
    // Reset register tracking state.
    memset(LOHInfos, 0, sizeof(LOHInfos));
    // Live-out registers are used.
    for (const MachineBasicBlock *Succ : MBB.successors()) {
      for (const auto &LI : Succ->liveins()) {
        int RegIdx = mapRegToGPRIndex(LI.PhysReg);
        if (RegIdx >= 0)
          LOHInfos[RegIdx].OneUser = true;
      }
    }

    // Walk the basic block backwards and update the per register state machine
    // in the process.
    for (const MachineInstr &MI : make_range(MBB.rbegin(), MBB.rend())) {
      unsigned Opcode = MI.getOpcode();
      switch (Opcode) {
      case AArch64::ADDXri:
      case AArch64::LDRXui:
      case AArch64::LDRWui:
        if (canDefBePartOfLOH(MI)) {
          const MachineOperand &Def = MI.getOperand(0);
          const MachineOperand &Op = MI.getOperand(1);
          assert(Def.isReg() && Def.isDef() && "Expected reg def");
          assert(Op.isReg() && Op.isUse() && "Expected reg use");
          int DefIdx = mapRegToGPRIndex(Def.getReg());
          int OpIdx = mapRegToGPRIndex(Op.getReg());
          if (DefIdx >= 0 && OpIdx >= 0 &&
              handleMiddleInst(MI, LOHInfos[DefIdx], LOHInfos[OpIdx]))
            continue;
        }
        break;
      case AArch64::ADRP:
        const MachineOperand &Op0 = MI.getOperand(0);
        int Idx = mapRegToGPRIndex(Op0.getReg());
        if (Idx >= 0) {
          handleADRP(MI, AFI, LOHInfos[Idx]);
          continue;
        }
        break;
      }
      handleNormalInst(MI, LOHInfos);
    }
  }

  // Return "no change": The pass only collects information.
  return false;
}

FunctionPass *llvm::createAArch64CollectLOHPass() {
  return new AArch64CollectLOH();
}


text:
Q: How to populate input select box Laravel vue js I have form input using Vue on my project , but in my input 1 field select box cannot record on my sending input  ( always null) , another filed like tipe text , number its work , but only this select box cannot record on input
its my input
    // this field select cant record ( always give null ) ,

                <select name="anak_id">
                    <option v-for="(invent, id) in kod_rek" :key="id" :value="id">
                    {{ invent }}
                    </option>
                </select>

                // and this field work normally

                    kode rekening
                    <input
                            type="text"
                            id="kode_rekening"
                            class="input"
                            :value="userData.kode_rekening"
                            @input="userData.kode_rekening = $event.target.value"
                            >

{{ errors.kode_rekening[0] }}

and on this export default
 export default {
    data(){
        return{
            fields: {},
            errors: {},
            userData:{
                anak_id:'',
                kode_rekening:'',
                uraian:'',
                anggaran:'',
            },
             kod_rek:{},

            isSubmited: true,
        }
    },

     created(){
            axios.get('/users/get_data_turunan_anak').then((res)=>{
                this.kod_rek = res.data
                //  console.log(res.data)
                }).catch((err) => {
                console.log(err)
            });

        }

      methods:{
        submited(){
            this.isSubmited = true;
        },
        submit() {
            this.errors = {};
            axios.post('/users/input_turunan_anak', this.userData).then(response => {
                window.location = response.data.redirect;
            }).catch(error => {
                if (error.response.status === 422) {
                this.errors = error.response.data.errors || {};
                }
            });
        },
    },

only my select box cant storing on this input , whats this problem and my network having error

message: "SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048 Column 'anak_id' cannot be null (SQL: insert into turunan_anak (anak_id, kode_rekening, uraian, anggaran, updated_at, created_at)

A: Try using @change event for the select box.You can also use v-model for this use case. v-model directive will help you to create two-way data bindings.


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Q: PostgreSQL replace table between databases On a website I have some scripts which work on a temporary database.
Before the scripts are starting I drop and recreate the temporary database from the production database.
On the end of the process I would like to update the production database with the results of these scripts from the temporary database, but with keeping the modifications which happened meanwhile the scripts was run (several hour).
I know the replace into is not implemented in the postgreSQL, but I found this solution which will work for me: How to UPSERT (MERGE, INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE UPDATE) in PostgreSQL?
My problem is that for this solution I have to link the two database together, and as far as I found this also not implemented in the postgreSQL so I have to copy the tables from the  temporary database to the live database but I have to change the name of the tables meanwhile to prevent to duplicate values or prevent unwanted changes.
I have approximately 30 table but only around half of them are modified by the scripts, so it would be great if I can limit the tables to work on.
As far as I found the only method for this to pg_dump from the temporary database into a file and insert them into the production table, but it's not too elegant solution and it would maybe too slow as well.
How can I solve this problem on an effective way?
I have postgreSQL 8.3 on Linux (Ubuntu) and root access.

A: Forking the database this way will always generate synchronization issues. Copying databases should be the exception, not the rule.
Instead of creating a database, which is costly, asks for root permissions and may prompt other system problems, you should have your script open a transaction with START TRANSACTION (http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/static/sql-start-transaction.html), do whatever you have to do, and then COMMIT at the end if successful, or ROLLBACK if the script fails.