There's been quite a few really good videos made to describe what makes a REBarCamp so special. I wanted to highlight a few of them for you. Some are specific to a particular event – others are quite generic. Some are great and some are not so great (like mine). All hit the spot.
Here's the thing. It doesn't matter how good or how not so good these videos are. The important thing is that REBarCamp exists and it thrives because people come together to openly share.
Go find the closest REBC to you (hint: http://rebarcamp.com/), register, attend, discuss, contribute and learn. Oh, and thank the volunteers that helped put it all together!


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Micropterix allionella és una espècie d'arna de la família Micropterigidae. Va ser descrita per Fabricius l'any 1794.

És una espècie que podem trobar a França, Itàlia, Alemanya, Suïssa, Àustria, República Txeca, Eslovàquia, Bulgària, Croàcia, Eslovènia i l'antiga Iugoslàvia.

La longitud de les ales anteriors és 3.6-4.5 mm per als mascles i 4.7-4.8 mm per les femelles.

Referències

allionella

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(c) Photo: Long Bach Nguyen
"We tend to bet on a great team of people doing something that is an order of magnitude cheaper and in many ways better than what is currently being done."
Nick Hanauer is a co-founder and partner in Seattle-based venture capital firm, Second Avenue Partners. Second Avenue provides management, strategy, and capital for early stage companies.
Pete Higgins is a founding partner of Second Avenue Partners, one of Seattle's most experienced teams providing management, strategy and capital to early-stage companies.
Mike Slade began his career at Microsoft in 1983 and spent seven years there in a variety of product marketing roles. Products he introduced to the market at Microsoft include Excel (1985), Works (1987), and Microsoft Office (1989). He served as director of corporate marketing in Microsoft's systems software division before leaving in late 1990. He formerly served on the boards of two public companies; Metricom, Inc (1994-96); and The CKS Group (1996-98).
Keith Grinstein the fourth Second Avenue founder - passed unexpectedly on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008 at age 48. We share some thoughts from friends and journalists here but it will always be difficult to share the full extent of Keith's contributions and memories he's left us with.
© Second Avenue Partners LLC 2014

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Q: Document from firebase gets cut after some data I have tried to retrieve document from firestore in my flutter application.
Below are screenshots of the data I am retrieving.

This is the code I am using
FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection('schemes').doc("2VfjbKGY60ZE0HVz6dLz").get()
                              .then((DocumentSnapshot<Map<String,dynamic>> documentSnapshot) {
                            if (documentSnapshot.exists) {
                              print(documentSnapshot.data());
                              //print(documentSnapshot.data()!['name ']);
                            }
                          });

I am getting output which looks like this:

I want to get the whole document from firebase and retrieve some fields from them. How should I do that?

A: Try this:
FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection('schemes').doc("2VfjbKGY60ZE0HVz6dLz").get()
    .then((DocumentSnapshot doc) {
  if (doc.exists) {
     var title=doc['longDescriptions'];
     List benefits=doc['benefits'];
     //....rest of document fields
  }
});

You should include your statement in a Future async/await function and call it in initState function
or use it in a FutureBuilder widget if you want to listen to document only once or StreamBuilder widget for continous listening for anychanges.

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Vietnam's wood industry is leaving behind a successful 2020, ready to embrace the new advantages that some of last year's signed and effective trade agreements bring with them. However, local associations recommend shifting the focus from purely manufacturing consumer goods to creating identifiable brands and innovations.
Corralling coffee production towards higher sustainability
Coffee has become one of the most profitable crops for farmers, especially in the Central Highlands region, which receives support from global producers and distributors. However, the cooperation needs to improve consistency and keep sustainability as a key consideration, even for farmers aiming for short-term profits.
Initiative's success helped by quick response to pandemic
The Vietnam Value Programme aims at further cementing high-quality standards through choosing national brands to represent the country's progress. VIR's Hai Van spoke to Vu Ba Phu, director general of the Trade Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, about how this year's event contributes towards fostering local businesses' prestige at home and abroad.
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TH Group illustrates its value with nutritious milk varieties
As one of the most popular dairy brands in the domestic market, TH Group has been recognised as one of the chosen brands within the national Vietnam Value Programme, seeking to promote locally-sourced and high-quality goods.


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title: Repairing the Microcare MPPT controller, 2 attempts
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## Ordering electronics in small quantities is a pain

I order my electronics from [RS Components](http://za.rs-online.com/web/) for
no particular reason other than that in South Africa we are somewhat limited
for choice, and our state-owned mail-delivery service has become quite useless
as a timeous means of delivery. Though ordering from RS is really painless
and the prices are reasonable -- the cost of delivery really means you should
attempt to order larger quantities.

In addition, it's not like you can order just one of a particular component.
Not that I want to: I'm perfectly happy to order in packs of 10, but this is
where it gets interesting: ordering the smaller quantity sometimes means it
isn't in stock locally so it takes three days or more before you get it. All
of which is fine if you're just a hobbyist such as myself.

## Attempt 1

In any case, to make a long story short, my components arrived and I replaced
the shorted Zener diode.

Sadly it didn't help. I won't say this is unexpected. I always knew chances are
that the transformer is burnt beyond simply re-using it.

## Attempt 2

So I figured I'll rewind the transformer. If I carefully count the windings,
and since I had some enamelled copper wire left from a project many years ago,
I might as well try. So I unwound it and found the transformer to be a 1:2
ratio, 58 on the primary and 116 on the secondary.

Now that's interesting. I would have expected at least 1:4.

After rewinding the transformer, I decided to test it out of the circuit
in order to be safe. I programmed up an Arduino to generate a 40khz signal,
borrowed a MOSFET from an old Chinese Charge controller, and rigged it all up.

![Rewound transformer test](/assets/microcare-transformer-rewound.jpg)

It didn't work. In fact, the magic smoke came out of it again.

I think it is fair to say -- and I won't be too proud to admit -- that I am
no SMPS engineer. I actually have no idea what I'm doing here. At least I can
say I tried.

## Plans

The obvious solution is to source a ready-made isolated DC-DC supply. Such
devices exist for the precise purpose used here: to drive MOSFETS on the high
side. I've ordered one with the next (small) batch of components, which will
be delivered in three batches as some things are in stock, some comes from the
UK, and some are on backorder.

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Although the Palm Springs International Film Festival is one of the largest International film festivals in the world, this 23rd annual film festival chose "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen", an English language movie to begin its eleven-day marathon of screening films at its five venues in Palm Springs. Well, if one considers the thick Scottish burghs of some of the characters in the film, perhaps, it does qualify as a foreign film. Several audience members I spoke with later, however, said they had a little problem in understanding some of the more witty and satiric idiomatic expressions, as well as some of the dialogue of the actors.
There is, however, no misunderstanding when it comes to Emily Blunt, the beautiful, tall, willowy English actress. She not only starred in the film, she attended the screening on Thursday, January 5, at the Palm Springs High School auditorium where the film was shown for 1200 assembled movie fanatics. It must be that cultured Brit accent that just sends Americans into a state of awe when it comes to their acting. Blunt made a huge cinema impact in "The Devil Wears Prada" playing the private secretary to Meryl Streep, only a couple of years ago. Now she stars in the romantic comedy directed by high profile director Lasse Hallstrom ("Cider House Rules", which produced an Oscar for Michael Caine and an Oscar nomination for Juliet Binoche in "Chocolat").
The wonderful Kristin Scott Thomas, in a departure from her usual dramatic roles, plays the Prime Minister's PR consultant, whose assignment is to see it that McGregor and Blunt succeed, despite their disagreements. Scott is a delight in a juicy supporting role reminiscent of Carole Lombard and the screwball comedies of Preston Sturges.
"Salmon Fishing in the Yemen", is based on the satiric novel of the same name by Paul Torday. However, director Hallstrom and his writers have opted for a different take with the movie. They have injected more romance and less political metaphor into the story with the result being the film is now a light romantic comedy that may not challenge the intellect, but still delivers a pleasant evening at the movies. Remember, love is always in the air in the rom-com genre.
The film is beautifully photographed but don't look for any hidden agenda items or provocative political story points to discuss later with friends over late night coffee or drinks at your favorite watering hole. There simply aren't any. Never-the-less, the screening of the movie is a coup of sorts for festival Chairman Harold Matzner and festival executive director Darryl Macdonald, who somehow talked CBS Films into allowing the movie to be shown at the Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) two months ahead of its theatrical release. Well Done Gentlemen !
The festival is up and running from 9 am to 9 pm for the next ten days. You have 188 movies and documentaries from seventy countries from which to choose. Also, the festival will screen 40 of the 63 foreign films being considered for Oscar submission as Best Foreign Language Film of the Year. Films are being shown at five Palm Springs theatres: The Palm Springs Regal Cinemas Stadium Nine, The Camelot Theatres, The Annenberg Theatre, the Palm Canyon Theatre, and the 1200 seat Palm Springs High School auditorium. It's the biggest event that comes to town every year.
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Notable people

 Bol Kong, professional basketball player
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 Emmanuel Jal, musician, actor, former child soldier, and political activist
 Reema Major, rapper
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Amanie Illfated, singer, model and activist

See also
 South Sudanese Americans
 South Sudanese Australians
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References

Ethnic groups in Canada

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Training the Next Generation of Machine Learning Leaders
In our Zoom for Thought on April 27th, 2021, UCD Discovery Director Prof. Patricia Maguire spoke to Brian Mac Namee, Associate Professor at the UCD School of Computer Science, about "Training with the Next Generation of Machine Learning Leaders". In case you missed it, here are our Top Takeaway Thoughts and a link to the recording.
Human-in-the-Loop
Brian's work in machine learning (ML), a branch of artificial intelligence, has two paths. The first is fundamental research, which involves "developing what we call human-in-the-loop; machine learning algorithms where we try to blend the best of what computers are good at with the best of what people are good at". The second part is applying ML to a broad spectrum of disciplines "from agriculture to medicine".
A Class of PhD Candidates
Brian is director of the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Research Training (CRT) in ML, founded two years ago. The Centre is a collaboration between UCD, Dublin City University and the Technological University Dublin. "It is all about training PhD students to be as successful as they can be, both in their research and in the careers that they're going to go on to." They have done this by creating "essentially a class of PhD candidates". The 2019 class has some 24 students; the 2020 class, over 30. They are now recruiting for a third cohort and expect at least 35 students to join this group. "They are going to go through their whole PhD adventure together as a group. That's great for them, because it means they have a lot of support around them but it also means that because we have a large group we can put in place a programme around their research. So those people will still do amazing fundamental research in machine learning, but on top of that we have a layer within the training programme that tries to broaden their horizons and keep them from not totally disappearing down into the niche that their thesis is going to be written about."
The majority of these candidates go into industry when they finish their PhDs. "Five or ten years ago the majority were staying in academia, whereas now we're seeing many more go to industry." The CRT arranges work placements with companies like MasterCard, Huawei, Eaton, and Accenture. "A couple of students from our first cohort have already started a company, and I think that's something we'd be really excited about to see - how students might start spin out companies of their own, based on their research."
Machine Learning Bias
A hot topic of debate is the lack of diversity in ML as a result of ML solutions being devised, for the most part, by white men. Brian mentioned Dr. Timnit Gebru who was recently sacked by Google for, she claims, accusing them of "silencing marginalised voices". He recommended the movie Coded Bias on Netflix which "does a great job" of exploring the issue of algorithmic bias. PhD candidates at the CRT in ML represent no fewer than 23 different countries and some are involved in research projects "specifically looking at questions around bias, transparency, trustworthiness within machine learning, which are only going to become a bigger question as time goes by".
Human versus Machine
Brian believes that ML will always require human expertise, though he admits that others in the field would disagree. He sees "massive potential" for human-in-the-loop ML - or augmented intelligence - and uses the game of chess as an example of this. "The current best chess player in the world is referred to as a centaur where it's a mixture between a human player and a computer player."
Blended Intelligence
He does not believe that ML will ever be able to fully automatically detect and eradicate misinformation disinformation, deep fakes and fake news. "I think that is such a nuanced problem that we'll always see the solution to that is going to be a blend of people and machine intelligence together." While he does see a move to automated transport in the coming years, there are challenges. "That country road where you meet a herd of cows out in the middle of nowhere, that's a very hard problem to solve. Whereas driving around an instrumented city is actually probably quite feasible."
Greatest ML Opportunity
Brian believes ML can have the greatest impact on medical screening. "I think there's a huge opportunity to have this augmented advisor looking over the shoulder of doctors who are very focused on specific questions, which is what they're meant to be doing. I think there's a huge opportunity there."
Brian co-wrote the book Fundamentals of Machine Learning for Predictive Data Analytics Algorithms, Worked Examples, and Case Studies, quipping of using Google data "to figure out the title and how many buzzwords and keywords we could squeeze into it". As a lecturer in Machine Learning he had noticed the need for a textbook with "really clear, step-by-step examples of how algorithms work". He and fellow lecturer John Kelleher and Aoife D'Arcy, CEO of consultancy company Krisolis, set about addressing that need with this book, which has been translated into four languages and is in its second edition.
This article was brought to you by UCD Discovery - fuelling interdisciplinary collaborations.
Dr. Brian Mac Namee received a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Trinity College Dublin in 2004. Brian has 15 years' experience of researching, applying and teaching machine learning both in academia and industry.
After a period working in industry Brian joined the Dublin Institute of Technology School of Computing as a lecturer where he founded the Applied Intelligence Research Centre and was a founding co-principal investigator at the Enterprise Ireland CeADAR technology centre for applied data analytics research.
In 2015 Brian joined the School of Computer Science at University College Dublin where he is an associate professor. Brian is Centre Director of the
SFI Centre for Research Training in Machine Learning (www.ml-labs.ie).
Brian is also a funded investigator at the SFI Insight centre for data analytics (www.insight-centre.org) and the SFI VistaMilk research centre (www.vistamilk.ie). The second edition of the successful textbook co-authored by Brian, "Fundamentals of Machine Learning for Predictive Data Analytics: Algorithms, Worked Examples and Case Studies", published with MIT Press and available in 5 languages, was released in July 2020. Brian has published extensively in the area of machine learning, particularly in the areas of active learning, concept drift, human-in-the-loop machine learning, and deep learning.
Brian also works on applications of machine learning in diverse fields including agriculture, space, medicine, and virtual reality. Brian is chair of the
Artificial Intelligence Association of Ireland.


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Q: how to send product csv to custom email Hi i want to send product import csv to some custom email address. How I achieve this?
can you please give me some idea about this? it's like automatically send email to some custom email id

A: Your question is unclear and unlikely to be answered. If you are trying to send a CSV to someone, just send it? Attach it?
If you mean programmatically after an import then I think you need to clarify what you are asking.


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Q: Spring boot load test: some requests stuck I'm load testing spring boot application with embed jetty/tomcat and I got strange behaviour. I use apache ab for testing
ab -n 100000 -c 1000 http://127.0.0.1:8080/ping

Server Software:
Server Hostname:        127.0.0.1
Server Port:            8080

Document Path:          /ping
Document Length:        2 bytes

Concurrency Level:      1000
Time taken for tests:   5.253 seconds
Complete requests:      100000
Failed requests:        0
Total transferred:      17000000 bytes
HTML transferred:       200000 bytes
Requests per second:    19038.05 [#/sec] (mean)
Time per request:       52.526 [ms] (mean)
Time per request:       0.053 [ms] (mean, across all concurrent requests)
Transfer rate:          3160.61 [Kbytes/sec] received

Connection Times (ms)
              min  mean[+/-sd] median   max
Connect:        0   37 222.1      0    3006
Processing:     0    7  21.9      3     855
Waiting:        0    7  21.7      3     853
Total:          0   44 228.0      4    3052

Percentage of the requests served within a certain time (ms)
  50%      4
  66%      7
  75%      9
  80%     11
  90%     22
  95%     39
  98%   1004
  99%   1017
 100%   3052 (longest request)

So some request are stuck somewhere.
With jetty I tried different values of:
_maxThreads, _minThread

with tomcat:
max-connections, max-threads, min-spare-threads

In profiler I found the next:
org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool$2.run()                16,215ms
    org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool.access$800
        org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool.iddleJobPoll
            org.eclipse.jetty.util.BlockingArrayQueue.poll            13,915ms

Thanks!

A: Finally, I found the answer. Some problems occurred every 30s.
load test
This happened due to "server:tomcat:background-processor-delay" param.


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Q: How to create button with function of draw polygons in Leaflet? I want to create a button which function is the same as the toolbar in leaflet map.When is pressed the user can draw figures on the map onCreate function but i have no idea how to make a button with this option to draw polygons.
This is my code of the component which initialize the leaflet map:
export class Dashboard extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      filenames: [],
      downloadURLs: [],
      lat: 42.696295,
      lng: 23.303643,
      zoom: 10,
      image: null,
      url: "",
      progress: 0,
      files: [],
      uploadValue: 0,
      filesMetadata: [],
      rows: [],
    };
  }
  //Set location when the map is visualized

  mapRef = createRef();

  onCreate = (e) => {
    var layer = e.layer;
    console.log("Polygon Cordinates", layer.getLatLngs());
    console.log("Log_Create_Shape: ", e);

    var drawedCord = layer.toGeoJSON().geometry.coordinates;
    for (const result of drawedCord) this.props.saveData(result);

    console.log("shape1", drawedCord);

    var data = layer.toGeoJSON();
    var convertedData = "text/json;charset=utf-8," + JSON.stringify(data);
    console.log(convertedData);
    var FileSaver = require("file-saver");
    var blob = new Blob([convertedData], { type: "text/plain;charset=utf-8" });
    FileSaver.saveAs(blob, "cordinates.json");
  };

  componentDidMount() {}

  render() {

      return (

This is my map:

              <HorizontalLinearStepper />

<button>Draw polygon</button>

              <Map
            style={{ height: "50vh" }}
            center={position}
            zoom={13}
            onClick={this.handleClick}
            onCreate={this.onCreate}
            onLocationfound={this.handleLocationFound}
          >
            <TileLayer
              attribution='© OpenStreetMap contributors'
              url="http://{s}.tile.osm.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png"
            />
            <FeatureGroup>
              <EditControl
                position="topleft"
                onEdited={this._onEditPath}
                onCreated={this.onCreate}
                onDeleted={this._onDeleted}
                onMounted={this._mounted}
                onEditStart={this._onEditStart}
                onEditStop={this._onEditStop}
                onDeleteStart={this._onDeleteStart}
                onDeleteStop={this._onDeleteStop}
                draw={{
                  rectangle: false,
                }}
              />
            </FeatureGroup>
            <Polygon color="purple" positions={polygon} />
            <GeoJSON
              data={london_postcodes}
              style={this.geoJSONStyle}
              onEachFeature={this.onEachFeature}
            />
          </Map>

}

A: I had exactly the same issue and came up with a solution after checking this post
So, in case of a polygon, your draw button should have an onClick event like this:

const mapEvent =(e)=> {
    var e = document.createEvent('Event');
    e.initEvent('click', true, true);
    var cb = document.getElementsByClassName('leaflet-draw-draw-polygon');
    return !cb[0].dispatchEvent(e);
};
<button onClick={(e)=> {mapEvent(e)}}>
  Draw polygon
</button>

Use CSS to hide the default toolbar buttons:

.leaflet-draw-draw-polygon {
  display: none !important;
}

You can use this method for multiple leaflet elements or actions just use the following classes instead of leaflet-draw-draw-polygon in the above example:

*

*polyline: leaflet-draw-draw-polyline,

*marker: leaflet-draw-draw-marker,

*edit: leaflet-draw-edit-edit,

*remove: leaflet-draw-edit-remove,

*etc...

It is not the most elegant solution, but it works and saved me from further trouble.

A: Personally I use redux to store the leaflet map whenCreated and then I can just do
let drawShapeControl = new L.Draw.Polygon(leafletMap);

Where leafletMap is the stored map.


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University of Glasgow · School of Medicine
MSc(MedSci)
A 2:1 Honours degree in a suitable science subject, or an ordinary degree in a highly relevant subject such as nutrition or dietetics from an institution recognised by the University Court. Professional experience and 2:2 applicants with a strong subject specific expertise may also be considered.
You are required to provide two references, a full degree transcript and a personal statement with your application.
Nutritional science is a subject of growing importance in many aspects of healthcare, lifestyle and industry. Accredited by the Association for Nutrition (AfN), this Human Nutrition degree aims to explore how our choices of foods affect the biochemical and physiological functions of cells and organs, and how our diets influence physical, mental and social health.
Experience an expert evidence-based approach to human nutrition, integrated teaching on basic sciences, clinical practice and public health applications.Medicine ranking 2nd in the UK
Four different specialisation areas are provided – Public Health Nutrition, Clinical Nutrition, Obesity & Weight Management and Sports & Exercise Nutrition.
Learn through an in-depth, evidence based, critical approach and specialise in a particular area
There is a long tradition of excellence in nutrition at the University of Glasgow, with pioneering research by Cathcart, Paton and Boyd. More recently Durnin, Cockburn and Dunnigan. While current Glasgow academics continue to make important contributions in the field of nutrition.
Be taught by international staff and external experts, offering great flexibility to suit individual student needs.
A range of transferable skills are integrated and embedded into this programme, for example, critical review skills, which are highly sought after within the competitive job market.
Develop a substantial research proposal as a team.
Gain valuable understanding and a range of skills for interdisciplinary working and interpreting nutrition research.
Be part of a very supportive environment: feedback from past students emphasises the dedication, approachability and enthusiasm of the programme team.
Teaching will mainly take place off-campus at the recently refurbished Glasgow Royal Infirmary, with its state of the art teaching facilities.
Get direct entry to the UK Voluntary Register of Nutritionists (UKVRN) as an Associate Nutritionist (ANutr). It is expected that you will normally transition to full registration after three years, when you will also identify your area of specialism from the five options available. For more information, please see www.associationfornutrition.org/.
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic module (not General Training)
6.5 with no subtests under 6.0.
Tests must have been taken within 2 years 5 months of start date. Applicants must meet the overall and subtest requirements using a single test.
mvls-nutrition@glasgow.ac.uk
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Q: Use Pandas or SQL to calculate Revenue based on subscription duration? I'm trying to calculate some monthly business indicators based on revenue using a csv that has the following fields: client ID, start of subscription, subscription duration and subscription value.
Since I'll need to make comparisons on past months(if the revenue for a specific client has decresed, for example), my initial idea was to create new columns for each month and based on those columns, use panda to find the values and store them on a new table for these indicators.
Do you guys think that this is the best way to go or it would be best to try and use SQL to obtain these metrics?
Sorry if the question is not clear, cloudn't find a way to explain it better.

A: I don't have sure if I perfectly understood your problem, but it looks that you need a way to iteract between the current and a past date of a client value.
see if this code can help you:
# example DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame({'date':[1,2,3,1,2,3],
                   'client':['c1', 'c1', 'c1', 'c2', 'c2', 'c2'],
                   'value':[123, 234, 123, 456, 345, 678]})
# Set index to access items faster
df.set_index(['client', 'date'], inplace=True)

# iteract each item
delta = []
for client in df.index.levels[0]:
    for date in df.index.levels[1]:
        # if the item do not exist on index, nothing happens
        try:
            current = df.loc[client].loc[date]['value']
            # if there isnt past date, delta is zero, but uou can change it
            try:
                before = df.loc[client].loc[date-1]['value']
                delta.append(current - before)
            except:
                delta.append(0)
        except:
            pass

df['delta'] = delta
df


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Picking Up the Pieces: Global players explore options to protect their 2G investments
The Supreme Court's verdict revoking the 122 contentious telecom licences awarded in 2008 has derailed the business plans of international operators with stakes in the Indian telecom space. UAE-based Etisalat lost 15 telecom licences, Bahrain Telecommunications Company (Batelco) lost six licences, and Norway's Telenor and Russia's Sistema lost 22 and 21 licences respectively. These companies expressed shock over the verdict, and noted that they had been treated unfairly and penalised for faults the court found in government procedures.
Nonetheless, having paid top dollar in picking up stake and rolling out telecom networks in the country, some of these affected companies are putting up a strong fight to protect their investments here.
Sistema JSFC, which has a 56.68 per cent stake in Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL) and offers mobile services under the MTS brand, recently issued a notice to the government, invoking the right to protect its investments under a bilateral treaty. "The cancellation of SSTL's licences following Sistema's billion dollar investments in the Indian cellular sector is contrary to India's obligation under the Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), including obligations to provide investments with full protection and security, and obligations not to expropriate investments," reads the company's official statement.
Sistema has invoked Clause 9.1 of the BIT signed between the governments of the Russian Federation and India for the promotion of mutual protection of investments, which came into effect on August 4, 1996. This allows the company to initiate proceedings against the Indian government before an international arbitration tribunal set up in accordance with the arbitration rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, or any other forum, in case the dispute is not resolved in six months.
"We have always maintained that all our investors are being penalised for acting in good faith and in reliance on the appropriateness of the procedures established by India's telecommunications authorities," says SSTL's president and chief executive officer, Vsevolod Rozanov.
Sistema, which serves about 15 million subscribers and employs 3,500 personnel in the country, has approached the government to protect its investment of $3.1 billion. The company also plans to contest the Supreme Court order by filing a review petition shortly. This would make it the first among the many affected groups to file a formal review petition against the verdict.
Telenor, which has a 67.6 per cent stake in Uninor, a joint venture (JV) with realty company Unitech Limited, is keen to protect its investments worth over Rs 140 billion in the country. On behalf of the company, the Norwegian government has intensified its diplomatic efforts to discuss various issues related to the 2G controversy and the possible way forward. "We expect the government to arrive at a fair outcome that does not risk our lawful investment. We also need to make sure that there is a framework for continuing our operations in the country," says Sigve Brekke, managing director, Uninor, and Asia head, Telenor.
With the relationship between the two partners souring over the past year, Telenor issued a notice for indemnity and compensation to Unitech on February 21, 2012. Not unexpectedly, both companies have taken their dispute to the Company Law Board, where they have sued each other.
Going forward, Telenor has decided to bring down the curtain on Uninor, which caters to about 40 million subscribers at present. "The idea is to start afresh and participate in the auctions with a new partner. We have initiated talks with people who can be our prospective partners," claims a senior company official. After obtaining the necessary approvals from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board, Telenor plans to set up a new company in which it would have a 74 per cent stake.
Batelco has been the first to announce its plans to exit operations in India. The company plans to sell its stake back to its partner, the Siva Group, for Rs 8.6 billion – the same price at which it had bought the 42.7 per cent stake in the Indian JV, S Tel Private Limited, in 2009.
Etisalat, which had bought 45 per cent stake in Swan Telecom (renamed Etisalat DB Telecom Private Limited) in 2008, also plans to shut down operations in India. "The decision of the Supreme Court has removed Etisalat's ability to operate. The decision has been taken in order to protect the interests of all stakeholders and to avoid further costs at this time of rapid change and continued uncertainty in the Indian telecom sector," read a company statement.
The company will be taking a $829 million hit in its Indian earnings after the cancellation of licences. It will take a call on coming back to India only when it sees clarity on the auction process, and stable policy, legal and regulatory frameworks.
However, before exiting the sector, Etisalat is taking action against its Indian JV partners on grounds of fraud and misrepresentation. It has initiated legal proceedings against Vinod Goenka and Shahid Balwa, both promoters of DB Realty and Majestic Infracon, a DB group company.
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After consulting my movies watched lists from previous years, I'm happy to announce April 2013 was my best April since I start tracking my viewing habits in 2007. That makes it the 4th consecutive "best month" this year.
This time of year I usually get bogged down with TV shows wrapping up and, occasionally, nice weather. Despite that, this year I managed to get in 23 movies. That's two more than my previous record of 21 in 2010 and a whopping sixteen more than last year's 7 viewings.
I tweeted a lot while watching this movie. It was okay but my surge in tweeting was directly related to my low interest level in the movie. Alexandra Holden (channeling Uma Thurman from Pulp Fiction a bit) and Joey Kern have great chemistry but the script could have used some work.
The movie is about two platonic friends who "should be together." The story is told in flashbacks detailing their friendship. The flashbacks are separated by black and white, ultra-indie dream sequences with pretentious overtones and faux-philosophical ponderings. The work put into these segments would have been much better utilized exploring why exactly these two people "should be" together. Instead, we're just expected to go with it.
I didn't hate the movie. I thought it had some strong moments. I just didn't see anything worse in April.
I'm planning a John Hughes post next week. So, until then I'll keep this brief. It was the last movie John Hughes directed. It was pretty dull. James Belushi was actually pretty okay. Everything else about the movie was pretty forgettable though.
Again, I'll post more about this movie in my John Hughes post next week. I will say that I went into this movie knowing little to nothing about it. I was expecting a comedy about a couple dealing with a surprise pregnancy. What I got was a movie about a couple struggling with the first few years of their marriage. It was an okay movie overall. It was just more series fare than I was expecting.
I can't say much about the brilliance of The Breakfast Club that hasn't already been said. Of course, I'll talk more about it in my John Hughes post. For now, The Breakfast Club stands as a perfect examination of high school society and class structure that's still relevant today. It takes teen angst and gives it a proper spotlight and real personality. It is, without a doubt, one of my "desert island" movies.
Overall I wish I would have seen more movies in the theater. With the summer season upon us, however, I'm sure the next few months will make up for it.
By the way, if you compare this post to my April 2013 Viewings page, you'll notice I watched Battleship and didn't include it in my worst viewings categories. I'd like to justify that by saying I'm a Peter Berg fan who enjoyed Battleship for the dumb, big budget, summer popcorn movie that it was. Beer also helped considerably.
Don't forget to follow me on Twitter: @ObsessiveViewer for live-tweets about movies and shows I'm watching and keep up with the blog on Facebook for all the latest posts and blog news.
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Mmm desert island. I imagine chocolate!
Haha. I read this in Homer's voice.


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How to Watch Videos with Friends in Facebook Messenger
Joe Fedewa @tallshmo
Sep 25, 2020, 11:23 am EST | 1 min read
Watching a movie or TV show with a friend over the internet can be a bit cumbersome. Starting the video at the exact same time, pausing it for bathroom breaks, etc. Facebook Messenger's "Watch Together" feature solves that issue.
What can you actually watch with Facebook Messenger's Watch Together feature? While you can't use popular streaming services like Netflix, it does support any of the videos found on the Facebook "Watch" tab. That includes videos produced specifically for Facebook and some TV shows and movies.
RELATED: Facebook Watch Together Joins the Growing List of Co-Vewing Experiences
First, open the Facebook Messenger app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device. Select the person or group chat you want to watch videos with. You can also tap the "Create Room" button, and invite people to join.
Next, start a voice or video call by tapping the "Phone" or "Video" icon in the top-right corner of the app.
Once you're in the call, drag the bottom toolbar up to reveal more options.
Select "Watch Together" to start watching a video.
You'll see a "Suggested" video tab and a "TV & Movies" tab. Select something to watch and it will begin playing.
When the video is playing, it's synced up with everyone who is watching. Pausing the video will pause it for everyone. If you're in a video call, you will see the members of the call on the screen as well as the streaming content.
Tapping the video will bring up a Search icon to go back to the video search and the option to close the video.
If your phone supports Picture-in-Picture, you can leave the app, and the video will continue to play in a floating player.
Now you can enjoy videos with your friends and family without being in the same room.
Joe Fedewa is a Staff Writer at How-To Geek. He has close to a decade of experience covering consumer technology and previously worked as a News Editor at XDA Developers. Joe loves all things technology and is also an avid DIYer at heart. He has written thousands of articles, hundreds of tutorials, and dozens of reviews.


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Requires employers to cover their workers or pay penalties, with exceptions for small businesses.
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Prohibits insurers from applying lifetime monetary caps on insurance coverage and limits the use of yearly caps.
Prohibits insurance plans from arbitrarily cancelling coverage, except in cases of fraud.
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Creates health insurance marketplaces where consumers and small businesses can shop for plans and apply for subsidies and tax credits to help them afford coverage.
Prescription drug discounts for seniors on Medicare.
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It becomes an absolutely beautiful structure containing a considerable amount of history, which is the house of what is called Wat Phra Kaeo. It really is here that the emerald or jade Buddha can be found, with this palace internal 1782, the residence of the royalty that were in charge of the continent at the time. This palace includes a couple of hours of not just the palace itself but also the Wat Phra Kaew Tour. Our recommendation is that you start early each morning to benefit from everything that you may be able to see, or perhaps execute a half day sightseeing tour to see either one.
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Looking at exactly what is called Wat Suthat is exactly what the locals call the giant swing. It is actually a 27 m high structure, use for religious ceremonies, along with its purpose is to endure a ritual which involves groups of three people coming to the top and walking across to the narrow board. There are an important amount of fatal accidents back in the 1930s which cause them to not make use of this being a ritual again. However, it really is a beautiful sight to discover, especially facing Wat Suthat.
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Janusz Waluś (* 3. November 1953 in Breslau) ist ein ehemaliger polnischer Skispringer.

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Waluś, der für den BBTS Włókniarz Bielsko-Biała startete, gab sein internationales Debüt im Rahmen der Vierschanzentournee 1975/76. Dabei gelang ihm auf der Schattenbergschanze in Oberstdorf mit dem 14. Platz seine erste und einzige Top-20-Platzierung und auch sein bestes Einzelergebnis bei der Vierschanzentournee überhaupt. Weder in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, noch in Innsbruck oder Bischofshofen gelang ihm eine Platzierung unter den besten 50, so dass Waluś am Ende der Tournee nur Rang 50 in der Gesamtwertung erreichte.

Bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 1976 in Innsbruck kam Waluś von der Normalschanze ebenfalls nicht über Rang 52 hinaus. Nur auf der Großschanze zeigte er als 39. leicht verbesserte Leistungen.

Trotz des eher schwachen Olympiaergebnisses startete Waluś auch bei der Vierschanzentournee 1976/77. Jedoch konnte er dieses Mal keinen einzigen Top-50-Rang erreichen und kam so in der Gesamtwertung nicht über Rang 57 hinaus. Nur wenige Wochen nach seinem letzten internationalen Auftritt wurde Waluś polnischer Meister von der Skalite-Normalschanze in Szczyrk. Beim Wettbewerb von der Großschanze musste er sich Stanisław Bobak und Tadeusz Pawlusiak geschlagen geben und wurde Dritter. Seinen letzten Erfolg feierte er 1983, als er den Mannschaftswettbewerb der polnischen Meisterschaften gemeinsam mit Piotr Fijas, Wojciech Gruszecki und Józef Pawlusiak für BBTS Włókniarz Bielsko-Biała gewann.

Erfolge

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 Janusz Waluś auf The-Sports.org

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Q: IndexError: index 149 is out of bounds for axis 0 with size 149 I have searched about the following error but could not find the correct solution. The error occurred in the below code.
inputs=numpy.zeros((features,128),'f')
offset = 0
for index in range(len(seqTags)):
    d=rawInputs[index]
    w,h=d.shape
    for i in range(90):
            inputs[offset,:]=d[i,:]
            offset+=1

//The varriable i runs 90 times correctly when index= 0.
//When index =1 and i=59 it stuck with this error.
// The seqTags= number of files

ERROR:
inputs[offset,:]=d[i,:]

IndexError: index 149 is out of bounds for axis 0 with size 149

Any help would be highly appreciated !

A: Computers count from 0, so a list or array d with size 149 has the members d[0]..d[148].
Index 149 tries to look at the non-existent 150th member of the array, resulting in the error you saw.


In the era of social media and the socialization of organizations, consumers are now more than ever true kings. While access to an economy of abundance and new technologies promotes online consumerism, brands are nevertheless struggling to find innovative ways to establish new, trusting relationships with their customers. They need to learn to exchange ideas and communicate more openly, and increasingly involve consumers in their processes.
Because they are frontline users, Generation C's influence on others represents major stakes for advertising companies. They can end up being the best ambassadors or the worst critics. Companies need to integrate new marketing influence concepts and recommendations in their strategy and make users their central priority, because these new user-consumers, now known as Generation C, are definitely a better return on their investment. (Read: Socially Devoted to You – What's The ROI of Being Attentive to Your Customers, an infographic by DemandForce, via TICS y formacion).
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This is precisely what the TrendWatching team wanted to demonstrate in 2004 by introducing a broad-based study on the behaviour of new consumers. The American magazine has since continued to publish an annual report on the consumption trends of the new Generation C.
Generation C: From Baby-Boomers to Generation Z!
In the midst of 2012's booming social media, it would be a mistake to limit focus on Generation Y. Today, new consumers connected to Generation C are found among all social classes and are active in every age group. Social networking is now used by baby boomers, who use it to maintain contact with their relatives and prolong their careers; by Generations X and Y who use it at work; and by Generation Z, who has just entered the labour market. And, in less than 15 years there will be a new Alpha generation who will take over and introduce their own rules to the game.
During the last century, sociology has greatly evolved. Generational cycles have been forced to adapt to the evolution of our accelerated technological society and generations renew themselves more rapidly. In 2012, women are postponing having children until their thirties in order to better boost their careers. Mannheim's conventional generational sociology (based on an average period of reproduction that is between 16 and 18 years old) has been replaced by a focus on consumer behaviour.
Today, every new Generation C user, which should be extended from 15 to 75 years-old, represents big stakes for businesses. What connects them is their ability to use new technologies and social media to meet their needs. (Also to read on WindMill Networking: Social Media Influence – Understanding the New Generation C).
If companies want to reach these new influencers and in turn position themselves as leaders with new client groups, they must seek to understand what motivates each group going through the acquisition process. They need to listen and give them a voice.
Well aware of the power new technologies and social media afford them, new Generation C consumers benefit from this strong position to claim a growing influence. When talking about their experiences, it's important they feel heard, and they demand a more active role within the commercial process. The new reign of prosumers begins.
To meet Generation C's expectations, brands and companies must offer more and build on the quality and value of a full and rewarding experience. In 2013, companies are doomed to excellence. All aspects of the consumer process, from experience to delivery and from consumption to after sales service, must correspond to new user requirements.
And so, in a few years' time, companies still active on the social web will realize that client / user satisfaction is ultimately the best return on their investment. With the arrival in force of the new generation C, the customer will finally become the king that they should have been treated as all along.
What do you think? Does the future for companies within social media depend on Generation C? Discuss this article and share your thoughts on the subject with our readers.
I am afraid that the vendor is now the king: getting online queries, they adjust their offer (price, content) dynamically, track visitors IPs to adapt offer and slightly raise the price of a repeatedly asked product, etc.
While this might be seen as a new form of market, it is not a market since the strengths are unbalanced: oligopolistic vendors can peacefully raise their prices in concert, while customers have more difficulties to coordinate their defence.
yet another gem from you.. thanks for it.
Very useful. I've converted from a brick and mortar business to a click and mortar business in the last few years, and i think that social media will further the internet industry and respective influences.
I believe generation C is the focal point and crux of the new internet-based era.
Thank you for sharing this! I've learned a lot!!
I may have made this comment on another of your articles but I have the luxury and responsibility of never being more than 2 connections away from most of the companies developing the new technology I am using or buying. It gives me a level of comfort in knowing who is behing the service or product and responsibility (as we all should have) in how I convey my pleasure or displeasure in the service or product.
I'm so happy I found your site. This is great! I am glad consumerism is taking a turn for the better.
Awesome and very interesting post, really glad i found it!
Very interesting take on customers and their relationship to businesses.
However I assume she's only talking about the relationship online! As retailers continue to abuse their place in the market and the intelligence of consumers on the high street.
It has come full circle in a way. Back to the 40 and 50's when the customer was given the best service.
To me just involving a consumer for feedback does not make them King, If they were Kind they would own the profits. Which they do not, they may get a slice, via dividends, pay, bonuses, holidays etc, but that s different to out right legal and entity ownership. Without this they are still consumers not Kings not Queens just a consumer with a opinion. When they bring in the RFID's and the cashless society any about 3 years away now you will see who is "kings" and it will not be those to whom you refer. They will be just as stressed as the next person rich or poor, but the ones that Truly OWN with legal entitlement will be laughing, as they have true control and not just an opinion. .
It's an interesting time to be in marketing! (Isn't there an ancient Chinese curse… "May you live in interesting times"?) Seriously, it is fascinating to be part of this transition, both as a consumer and as a marketer. I'm at the tail end of the baby boom, so I've lived the transition from mass-marketing to niche marketing to e-marketing to online marketing to social marketing. And, now, I think we finally are entering the era of 1-to-1 marketing, where consumers are equal – if not senior – partners in the relationship. It's going to continue to be an interesting ride.
It has taken time and technology to reach a point where consumers are no longer dictated to. Sad for business that are not gaining positive cheer in social media, and sadder still for those sitting on the sidelines without having entered the arena. Thanks for a wonderful article Raymond.
I don't want to be pessimistic but in case of a compliant, it depends on the customer's circle in the social media. Or a chance his opinion gets discovered by the media. And How do you think Yahoo! will respond to Tumbler' users opinion? Maybe the leaked news about the operation was to measure the customers' opinion, but let's see what Yahoo! will do and see the real effect of Generation C. Or it is a whole idea promoted by the companies itself to give a false sense of satisfaction.
Tend to agree with you Mustafa, competition is stiff all the way through. Yahoo let go of MyBlogLog years ago and that was such a nice use a friendly site. The buying and selling and moving is quite incredible to witness!
All the different 'generations' are interesting to me, because at first I didn't believe there was really a difference between the groups. I was living in a different generation and learned to program computers in 79/80 while my dad (to this day) has his secretary do all of his computer work. Only on my present trip to Dallas am I really seeing that there is a leap to make across the generations.
It is interesting to watch the fast talking, hard closing sales guys try to figure out what is happening in this new world order.
I agree that thanks to Social Media customers' opinions will gain in importance and will be used more and more in marketing. Each generation that comes along spends more time online voicing their likes and unlikes, and expects to be listened to and not taken for granted. Also, let's not forget the influencers, those people who have gathered audiences of large followers. Already they are being sought out by companies instead of the celebrity spokespersons, and are probably more valuable, especially to the younger, more cynical generations!
Generation C is all about the story. Pitch hard at them in the social channels and you will lose them, even if it still works belly to belly. Tell them a great story, engage them with great content, or offer them something they do not have in an exciting way and they will activate in greater numbers.
Boy wouldn't Tom Peters picked up on this one when he started his crusade about the importance of the customer? It's always been that people have relied heavily on the influence of people they know. How often do we either recommend or poo-poo a restaurant to friends and they act on our experience that we have shared? For ever as long as I think of it. But the different today with what you call, Generation C, it their friends circle has now grown what, maybe 10 fold? Because of both social media where people "network" and because of the content out there through blogs. Great insights. Thanks.
New generations are more aware of your metal or wood, we use social networks to find and investigate new products, we are interested in the corporate social responsavilidad, they do to improve the quality of life of its environment.
This is just the tip of the iceberg, isn't it? I agree with Dom about trust and authorship being key. It's not enough to seek positive user reviews (we all know those can be 'bought'); it's seeing a trusted face or user making a recommendation (or condemnation) that is increasingly of value. Accessibility is another area that can increase trust. A few daring companies welcome complaints on their websites and they correct the problems "live" for all to see and appreciate. So, a certain level of transparency and culpability in the ombudsman department seems to be appreciated too.
Of course it's not enough to follow people. I agree. We must engage followed folks and plan action so we get their engagement in campaigns etc. In addition we win Identification with our product/services.


The Product Catalog is used to describe your products and services. It has a hierarchical structure - Plans are built from combinations of Products.
Products define "what" is sold.
Plans bundle together products and define "How", "How Much", and "How Often".
Customers subscribe to Plans (which may contain underlying Products).
Plans have prices of their own, as well as any pricing specified with the included products. A single plan can include pricing for different payment schedules (monthly, quarterly, annual) so you don't need to create a new plan for each variation.
What Types of Product Should I Create?
Every Plan needs to contain at least one Product. The most simple example would be a single Product called "Recurring Fee" which sets the amount that the customer will be billed each month (or year). You would create one Product and include it in a single Plan. That's it!
However, the power of Fusebill is that you can build up many different types of Products - some of them with pricing, some of them without - and then combine them into virtually endless varieties of Plans to suit your customers' needs. As mentioned above, each Plan can also have multiple frequencies, so that you don't need to replicate that Plan multiple times in your Catalog in order to support, for example, monthly and yearly customers.
For more information on these Products, see Creating Products.
When a customer subscribes a plan, customer-specific pricing can be set. This means that there is no need to create products or plans just to support a single client.


More than eight hundred cyclists died in 2015 (the most recent year for which data is available), and many experts speculate the total number of 2016 and 2017 fatalities will also be alarmingly high.
According to statistics, as of April 2016 NYC had more than 6486 completed high-rise buildings lining city streets. For the many New Yorkers that call these buildings home, being aware of the risks of high-rise living may help to prevent injury and even death.
On Friday, December 15th a 4 year old child woke to find a fire spreading through her family's apartment. She immediately yelled "FIRE", waking her family in time to exit the apartment. Although the child's younger sister did suffer burns to her right foot, all of those in the apartment survived the blaze.
The winter months are an especially trying time for many seniors. You may be surprised to find that doing your part to keep seniors safer, healthier and happier is quite easy.
As personal injury attorneys we hear stories every day of how in the blink of an eye everything can change. We are grateful to have the opportunity to help so many men, women, and children get back on their feet after the unimaginable happens.
If you live in Queens or surrounding areas you're likely familiar with Queens Boulevard, also known as the "Boulevard of Death". According to officials, almost 200 people have died on Queens Boulevard since 1990. Pedestrians and cyclists represent a significant portion of those injured and killed on Queens Boulevard.
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According to the legend, this style is said to have been practiced successfully by a woman and, after four generations, came to Yip Man, who taught in Hong Kong until his death in 1972. Wong Shun Leung, undeniably the most successful fighter among Yip Man's pupils, was instrumental in the development of Ving Tsun in Hong Kong.
Through his student Philipp Bayer, Wong's Ving Tsun reached Europe in the 80s and since then has enjoyed increasing popularity. Ving Tsun has been solely developed to survive in combat.
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If you are interested to learn this unique and fascinating martial art from scratch, you are welcome to do so.
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Q: Select IDs even when there is no data in a 'JOIN'ed table I'd like to achieve something I believe is fairly easy, but I can't wrap my head around it.
I have two tables, A and B:
Table A is where all the items are defined.
+----+--------------+
+ ID + other_things +
+----+--------------+
+ 1  + ~~~~~~~~~~~~ +
+ 2  + ~~~~~~~~~~~~ +
+ 3  + ~~~~~~~~~~~~ +
+----+--------------+

In Table B, some optional properties are stored, but not all the records are in this table.
+----+-------------+-------------+
+ ID + prop_type   +  prop_value +
+----+-------------+-------------+
+ 1  +    prop1    +   foo       +
+----+-------------+-------------+
+ 1  +    prop2    +   toto      +
+----+-------------+-------------+
+ 3  +    prop2    +  lorem      +
+----+-------------+-------------+

When I query those tables, using:
SELECT A.ID, B.prop_value FROM A FULL JOIN B ON A.ID = B.ID WHERE B.prop_type = 'prop2'

I get
ID                       prop_value
------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------
1                        toto
3                        lorem

But I'd like to get all the lines in table A, even if they dont have a 'prop2' value, something like
ID                       prop_value
------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------
1                        toto
2
3                        lorem

How can I tweak my query to get the latter (I think it has to do with the JOIN keywords, but no matter how many tutorials I read, I can't make it work...)
Thanks a lot!

A: instead of where, use and:
SELECT A.ID, B.prop_value FROM A FULL JOIN B ON A.ID = B.ID and B.prop_type = 'prop2'

A: You only need a LEFT JOIN for this.  The key is to put the WHERE condition in the ON clause:
SELECT A.ID, B.prop_value
FROM A LEFT JOIN
     B
     ON A.ID = B.ID AND B.prop_type = 'prop2';

A LEFT JOIN keeps all rows in the first table, even when there are no matching rows in the second.  However, the values of the columns in the second table are then NULL, so the WHERE clause filters them out.
As I note in the comment, MySQL does not support FULL OUTER JOIN.  Most databases do, but LEFT JOIN is still the appropriate join type for what you want to do.


Members of the Armed Forces Honor Guard of Baldwin County follow traditional flag folding protocol.
They follow a script, but they're not actors. The men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces Honor Guard of Baldwin County don't take center stage either. Their role is on the perimeter, standing guard and performing military honors at dozens of veterans' funerals and other patriotic ceremonies every year.
Veterans themselves, they often arrive an hour before the ceremony wearing white military shirts, summertime polyester pants, Air Force flight caps, ties and, at formal events, jackets. Their shirts are adorned with honor guard insignia and a selection of each veteran's ribbons.
After inspection, they align for the traditional 21-gun salute — sometimes three, sometimes five, sometimes seven riflemen — while they also perform taps and a flag folding ceremony with a presentation to the next of kin.
"We are one woman and 15 guys and we'll go to any cemetery in the county for any veteran's funeral," Tipp said, noting he personally performed 51 ceremonies at the Alabama State Veterans Cemetery in Spanish Fort last year, along with 19 at other cemeteries and several flag folding ceremonies at area schools.
Tipp himself spent six years in the Navy, including a tour as a swift boat gunner in Vietnam. He later enlisted in the Army where he had a 24-year career, retiring as a major general.
He walks with a slight stoop, but when at attention he's a straight as a flagpole.
Honors Program," Tipp said with more burials, the increasing age of volunteers and few recruits, it is becoming increasingly difficult to meet demand.
When they can't have seven riflemen, they try to assemble five. When that's not possible, three is the minimum.
Jim Dixon, a veteran of six years of service in the Army, is a younger volunteer.
According to 2017 U.S. Census data, Baldwin County is home to nearly 19,000 veterans. The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates the country will lose the bulk of its remaining estimated 300,000 surviving World War II veterans by 2025, with an average of 362 dying every day.
The Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery, dedicated in 2012 and open in 2013, reported 1,840 internments through March 30, 1,537 of which were veterans.
Two weeks ago, the guard found itself at the Grand Hotel, honoring the service of William Edmund Butterworth III, better known by his pen name W.E.B. Griffin. Also a veteran of WWII and the Korean War, Griffin went on to write more than 30 novels before his death in February.
On March 23, his friends and family gathered on the shores of Mobile Bay to remember his life and body of work while smoking cigars and drinking cocktails.
Before they presented Griffin's granddaughter Catherine Butterworth with the American flag, the Armed Forces Honor Guard performed the traditional 13-step flag folding ceremony and a 21-gun salute.
They use WWII-era rifles chambered with 30.06 blank ammunition. The volley of fire cut through an otherwise quiet waterfront scene.
Tommy Langham spent eight years in the Navy before he reenlisted in the Air Force in the late 1950s. He was a crew chief on a B47 bomber, and his commander was Paul Tibbets, the pilot of the Enola Gay the day it dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
In the Honor Guard, he serves as bugler. He had previous experience playing "Taps" on a harmonica.
"I became a member of the VFW Honor Guard in the '70s, when there were a lot of casualties coming back from Vietnam. When I moved back to Fairhope, they didn't have an honor guard at the time so we started this one in 1998 and have been doing it ever since," Langham, 83, said.
Any veteran honorably discharged with time on their hands and a duty to serve is welcome to join the U.S. Armed Forces Honor Guard of Baldwin County. It is a strictly volunteer position. For more information email usafhgbaldwincountyal@gmail.com or call 251-545-6578.
Separately, the Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery will host a Memorial Day celebration Monday, May 27. There will be a program followed by the placement of a flag at every gravesite by local volunteers, scouts and surviving relatives.