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Q: Firebase: Filter child node query on AngularFire2 firebase Tenho essa seguinte estrutura:
{
  "3" : {
    "data" : "2017-09-21",
    "fornecedor" : {
      "cnpj" : "123234534534",
      "fantasia" : "Barreirinha"
    },
    "nNF" : 3,
    "peso" : 3,
    "precoCompra" : 6,
    "vendido" : false
  },
  "123" : {
    "data" : "2017-09-14",
    "fornecedor" : {
      "cnpj" : "123234534534",
      "fantasia" : "Barreirinha"
    },
    "nNF" : 123,
    "peso" : 23000,
    "precoCompra" : 2.21,
    "vendido" : false
  }
}

Eu preciso filtrar essa lista com somente os resultados em que o nó fornecedor com o atributo CNPJ seja igual ao parâmetro enviado.
Estou tentando algo desse tipo, mas não estou conseguindo resultado, não retorna nada.
const rootRef = firebase.database().ref();
return rootRef.child('produtos/').orderByChild('fornecedor/cnpj').equalTo('123234534534');

A: Uma solução rápida é pegar essa lista usando o evento "value" do firebase, e usar o operador filter da rxjs no lado do cliente. Outra maneira de fazer é usando as functionshosts do firebase para processar a requisição no lado do servidor e devolver a resposta já processada.

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This special ceremony included a formal presentation recognizing LifeWave's $2.1 million donation of patch products to The Purple Heart Veterans of Florida, Inc., a subsidiary of the Military Order of The Purple Heart, Department of Florida (MOPH). Representing the MOPH were Commander of the state of Florida's department of MOPH, Richard Hunt, and Commander East Pasco Chapter 705 of Florida, Earl McMillan. Thomas Burke, LifeWave Member and the initiator of LifeWave's donation to the MOPH, was also on hand to participate in this special presentation.
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Q: Fazer um merge entre multiplas databases Eu tenho um sistema de cantina que realiza vendas em diferentes escolas. Esse sistema só trabalha online, salvando os movimentos das vendas no server da matriz (MS SQL). Para otimizar o sistema, eu gostaria de trabalhar com ele utilizando uma base local, assim ele funcionaria mesmo sem conexão e ele ficaria muito mais rápido.
O terminal de vendas possui 2GB de memória, e um HD SSD de 40GB, instalado o Windows 7.
Agora eu precisava de uma ajuda para escolher uma opção.
Minha primeira opção era de instalar uma instancia do MS SQL express e fazer um merge das tabelas, assim teria todos os dados das unidades escolares, mas nessa opção fico em dúvidas se o PC vai aguentar o SQL.
Outra opção era de instalar o My SQL por ser mais leve e tentar fazer um merge com o MS SQL da sede.
Alguém teria alguma dica?

A: Sua ideia é interessante, porém o ideal seria que a base local service apensa para leitura.
Seu sistema deve estar preparado para ler localmente e salvar na matriz.
Nesse caso lhe aconselharia uma replicação Transacional da matriz para sua base local. é bem simples.


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-the axis, known as the fulcrum line, is the center of rotation as the distal extension base moves toward the supporting tissues when an occlusal load is applied.
-the axis of rotation shifts to anteriorly placed elements, occlusal or incisal to the height of contour of the abutment, as the base moves away from the supporting tissues when vertical dislodging forces become effective.
-we would rather see rotation vice displacement of the RPD.
-movement of the base in the opposite direction is resisted by the action of the retentive clasp arms on terminal abutments in conjunction with seated, vertical support elements of the framework anterior to the terminal abutments acting as indirect retainers.
The second movement is rotation about a longitudinal axis as the distal extension base moves in a rotary direction about the residual ridge.
-this movement is resisted by the rigidity of the major connector and its ability to resist torque.
A third movement is rotation about an imaginary vertical axis located near the center of the dental arch.
Stabilizing components, such as reciprocal clasp arms and minor connectors, which are in contact with vertical tooth surfaces, resists this.
So, in a tooth-borne partial, movement of the base toward the edentulous ridge is prevented primarily by rests on the abutment teeth and to some degree by any rigid portion of the framework located occlusal to the height of contour. Movement away from the edentulous ridge is prevented by the action of direct retainers on the abutments, situated at each end of each edentulous space.


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Even if you have to take a later boat. Learn it reasonably well so I can introduce you here to a plasterer as your being a plasterer but that I'd like him to show you Canadian methods.
You should realize that by getting a little skill there as a plasterer that it will enable you to earn double pick and shovel wages here. Also I want to remind you to make nots in a note book as instructed in my last letter. Don't be discouraged as its about 99% practise.
As I said in my last letter take 1st boat after you and your instructor consider you are proficient enough to get by. Speed and better work will come with practise here.
If this extra expense calls for more funds write me accordingly.
I note what you said about your married sister. I suspect that I had better aid her. after I get particulars from you here.
If you have not learned it sufficently before notified by booking office explain to them you are not quite ready.
If you acquire the plastering skill I shall then feel that I have really aided you. On the other hand I'd hate to tell people that all you could do was pick and shovel work at the lowest wages and transient work at that (un-steady.) You can rest a few weeks on arrival if necessary.


The ref I'm using is a photo of Deborah Secor's great grand-pop.
Step one.. my initial step is setting up my paper and mounting the ref image square to the paper.. I tape the the ref to the paper so it doesnt move during the drawing stage..
Once mounted... I decide on the size I want to paint the portrait... for this example the portrait will be 10inches from bottom of chin to top of hair.. normally I paint portraits about 75% of actual size..
I place the top of the portrait about one forehead width down from the top of the paper and centre it horizontally so that the centre line of the paper runs between the centre of the eyes... this can change as the angle of the profile changes, basically I try to get a balance of body mass on both sides of the centre line, with the face slightly more towards the ' golden medium.". Similar to composition in landscapes.
Having determined the top and bottom limits of the portrait head I mark this measurement on the side of my paper at the bottom of the paper. I then take the corresponding measurement from the ref image and mark it on the paper immediatley above. I then divide these two dimensions in to 10 equal parts which gives me the begininngs of two scales. One for the ref image and one for the portrait.
I place a straight edge (pencil ruler or brush) along the bottom edge of the chin and then being careful not to allow the angle to change I slide the straight edge across the paper and draw a corresponding line where the 'bottom of chin' mark is..
Having decided on where the centre line of my face is going to be I then place a small mark on the chin line to indicate where the angle of the profile jawline will cut the chin line... I then repeat the same method of transfering the angle of the jawline to the paper as I did for the chinline..
and you better believe i'll be watching you....!
The point at which these two lines cross gives me my datum for all futher measurements.. THe next step is to locate the angle of the other jawline... To do this I need to locate the point at which it joins the chinline..
I then take this measurement and lay it on the ref image scale to get my dimension... once having got this measurement I lay my compass on the portrait scale and adjust it the corresponding dimension... this has scaled up the ref image measurement to the portrait scale..
Step 5 is probably where the draughtsman finishes and the artist begins.. I will now draw in the actual line drawing freehand, ensuring I'm always referring back to the ref to build a likeness..
Once I'm happy with the accuracy and likeness I will continue on and add more detail to portrait... and then begin to add pastel, watercolour or charcoal depending on what the commission requirements are..
This is great information. Thanks for posting.
Bravo! Thank you so much, Bruce...I'll digest this and probably pepper you with more questions, if I may. I think my problem is that as a landscape painter I take way too many liberties with my subject matter...which of course is not a problem with landscapes. What you've done here is really very scientific and I know I need to learn these basics, so once again, thanks!
Bruce! Now I get it! Now what you sent me makes sense! You are such a great teacher... not to mention artist. Deborah's great grand-dad looks fabulous. You should really finish it ya know... it wonderful!
Thanks for another wonderful demo!
great stuff bruce ... a keeper thread for sure !!
Wow...Bruce...you are the Man!!!! Great thread!!! Great teaching! Just gave you a "mentor" award!!! Rated the thread "excellent" and I'll be keeping the thread on my files for future reference!
Let me check into that possibility for you, Bruce.
yes, my question was answered and then some! this is a great thread, you are such a sweet soul for doing this for us!! i too want this kept in the library, for safe keeping and lots of learning! super!
Having determined the top and bottom limits of the portrait head I mark this measurement on the side of my paper at the bottom of the paper. I then take the corresponding measurement from the ref image and mark it on the paper immediatley above.
Okay, so what you do is decide on the size of the head (top of head to bottom of chin) arbitrarily, depending on what you want, correct? Do you usually keep it easily divisible by ten (as is 10")? And then you take a measurement of the length of the head in the photo that's accurate, right? And simply divide each one into ten sections...but... (okay, I'm math challenged) what if the length of the portrait line won't divide up equally into ten? Am I being dumb here? This kind of thing always boggles my mind. Could you very simply, as if talking to a ten year old (or less), explain to me just how you go about dividing that line into tenths?
I understand you to be saying that you refer every measurement back to that first point at the bottom left side of the chin--is that right? So, if you want to know where the inside of the left eye goes you measure it off that point and scale up? But what if you get the angle wrong--too far to the left or right? Doesn't it need to be measured from two points? I know, I know, I'm quite dense here, but do be patient with me!
Do you also measure the shapes of the shadows on the face and block them in the same way? Or is that all left to the freehand drawing?
Shadows I draw in freehand..
Here's how to divide a dimension into 10 equals parts..
draw another line thru the Bottom of chin mark and at about a 30 degree angle.
Take your compass and open it to a distance that would be somewhere close or slightly more than what you expect the increments to be... i.e if your chin to head measurement is around 9 - 10 inches then I would open the compass to about 1 inch, or if the chin to top of head was say 5 inches then i would open the compass to about 1/2 inch, its not critical.
I then measure along the second line marking off these increments as i go..
Once I have marked the second line with 10 equal increments I number them from zero to 10. Zero being the bottom of chin mark..I also write 10 on the top of head mark..
I align a set square between the two 10 marks and place a straight edge along the bottom of the set square.. I've actually used another larger set square but a ruler will suffice..
Keeping a firmish grip on the straight edge, I then slide the set square along until it lines up with the 9 mark, and place a mark on the chin to head line.. I number this mark with a 9. I then continue sliding the set square along the line making corresponding marks as i go until I get back to zero the result is a Chin to top of head line that has been divided into 10 equal increments..
I will normally erase the second line at this point so that I am left with the chin to head line increments. I will then repeat this process for the 0 to 1 increment ... this gives me the smaller increments in 1/10ths of the scale..
Ah HA! I see... Yikes! Okay...I'll try!
Bruce, just wanted to mention that you can easily go to the portrait forum, or any other where you want to have people see this thread, and just post an introduction with a link back to this one. That way a lot of people will benefit!
You have done such a lot of work to show us all this--thank you, thank you, thank you!
spectacular to say the least !! ... awesome and inspiring ... thank you so much for your kindness and willingness to share your techniques with us ... and the results !!! ... best wishes for the holidays and the new year !!!
Bruce, Great demo!!!!! Fabulous drawing!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!! I'm going to safe this thread in my art notes file.
I'm looking forward to starting our next portrait challenge, teacher!!!
p.s. Your son is a very handsome young man. Looks like he gave a super presentation.


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Review: Honeysuckle Rose
Written by Richard T. Jameson July 16, 2018
Here's a contemporaneous review of a movie little remembered now, but as it chanced, the film marked the late Robby Müller's first encounter with the American land and its light. —RTJ
[Originally published in The Weekly, July 23, 1980]
Honeysuckle Rose is the latest film by Jerry Schatzberg, a modestly intelligent filmmaker who specializes in probing the esoteric fringes of the U.S. scene, locating sources of peculiar vitality and distinctiveness, and then watching contentment bleed away. Puzzle of a Downfall Child (1970), starring Schatzberg's former lover Faye Dunaway, studied the neuroses of a high-fashion model; Panic in Needle Park (1971), which introduced Al Pacino to the screen, dealt with the lifestyle of druggies; Scarecrow (1973) hit the road with a couple of bums (Pacino and Gene Hackman), Sweet Revenge (1977) sampled the criminal career of a car freak, and last year's The Seduction of Joe Tynan forsook the fringe areas for the no-less-esoteric center of things, the private life—and private side of the public life—of a U.S. Senator.
Honeysuckle Rose hitches a monthlong ride with a middleaged country-western singer-musician-composer named Buck Bonham (Willie Nelson), who drolly allows as how he and his band are going to break into the really big time any day now, "on accounta we're about the only ones they haven't got around to yet." Making It Big isn't even a sideline concern of the film's, though. Buck already appears eminently popular on the Southwest concert circuit and no one is hurting for money. The big problem—quiet, insistent, constant—is Buck's inability to work out a life formula that will satisfy his manly need for rootlessness and his family's (wife and son) desire to have him around the home more often. Read More "Review: Honeysuckle Rose"


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What are the differences between a blue whale and a whale shark?
There is always confusion between whale sharks and blue whales, though the two are completely different species, people often mix them due to their names. Let's have in-depth look at the differences that these two species have, which make them distinct from eachother.
Blue whales are the largest mammals that have ever lived in the oceans of the planet earth. These enormous marine monsters command the waves with lengths of up to 100 feet and weights of up to 200 tonnes.
Whale Shark
A school bus-sized whale shark swims gently toward the ocean's surface. Its large mouth is open, taking up anything that happens to be nearby—mostly small fish, fish eggs, and plants. As the world's largest fish, a whale shark must travel approximately 5,000 miles each year to obtain enough food.
Difference Between A Blue Whale And A Whale Shark
The taxonomic and biological classification distinguishes a blue whale from a whale shark. A blue whale is categorized as a cetacean, which means it is a genuine mammal and a member of the whale family. A whale shark is a true fish and is a member of the shark family, not a mammal.
Some other differences between a blue whale and a whale shark are listed below.
1: Size
Whale sharks can reach lengths of over 40 feet and weights over 47,000 pounds. The largest variety of whales, the blue whale, may grow to be 98 feet long and weigh 40.000 pounds.
2: Appearance
Blue whales can be black, blue, or grey. Their skin is hair-covered. Whales are known to possess a thick layer of blubber under their skin that keeps their body temperature stable in frigid water.
The back of a whale shark is grey, with pale yellow dots, while the belly is white. It has dermal denticles on its skin. Because whale sharks are cold-blooded, they lack an insulating layer of blubber beneath their skin.
3: Skeleton
The skeleton of the whale shark, like that of other sharks, is comprised of cartilage. The skeleton of a blue whale, like that of all other mammals, is formed of bones.
4: Diet
Plankton, krill, algae, larvae, and other small organisms are eaten by whale sharks and other whale species. Baleen plates in whales' mouths filter food substances from swallowed water.
The whale shark lacks baleen plates. It has a large mouth with 300 to 350 rows of tiny teeth along with around 10 filter pads for filtering food from the water.
5: Breathing Method
The whale shark spends its entire existence below and breathes with five pairs of gills. Whales use their well-developed lungs to breathe atmospheric air. They frequently swim to the water's surface to keep on providing their lungs with oxygen.
6: Evolution
Fish, according to scientists, has been around in the oceans of the world for about 400 million years. Blue whales have existed on our planet for around 55 million years. This implies that sharks are far older than whales.
7: Reproduction
Every year, the whale shark lays 300 eggs. Eggs remain within the mother's body until they are ready to hatch. To avoid congestion in the mother's body, eggs grow and hatch at different times of the year. Young whale sharks must fend for themselves from birth.
Blue Whales have a single baby every few years. The infant stays with its mother during nursing and until it is ready to live on its own.
8: Lifespan
Whale sharks can live in the wild for 70 to 100 years, while blue whales can live for 100 to 200 years.
A blue whale is a mammal and is a fish while a whale shark belongs to the sharks and has a cartilaginous skeleton, not a bony skeleton like the blue whale. Both species are different in terms of appearance, size, habitat, diet, skeleton, reproduction, and lifespan. All the above-mentioned differences are enough to tell them apart.
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Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby (87) tries to control the puck as Ottawa Senators' Dylan DeMelo (2) defends during the second period of an NHL hockey game, Friday, Feb. 1, 2019, in Pittsburgh.
If the current Pittsburgh Penguins are going to live up to recent praise from Mike Sullivan and Jim Rutherford, then they need to start scoring.
Over the past few days, both the head coach and the general manager have expressed confidence in their team, stating they both like the composition of this club, once the likes of Evgeni Malkin, Justin Schultz, and Zach Aston-Reese return from injury.
But for a team that was largely criticized early in the year for thinking too much about offense too frequently, the well has gone dry when it comes to goals of late.
And they are still giving up too many.
Overall, the Penguins are 15th out of 31 teams when it comes to goals against per game, at the rate of 3.06. That number has been offset, though, by a 3.43 goals per game average, sixth-best in the league.
Over the past nine games, the Penguins have gone 3-6. Discounting empty netters, the Pens have given up 33 goals in that stretch, for an average of 3.66 goals against per game.
That would pace out to be the second-worst total in the NHL over the length of the season, behind only Ottawa at 3.73.
A compounding issue has been that the offense hasn't mitigated the defensive problems, averaging just 2.66 goals per game (no empty netters were scored in the three wins). That would be rated no better than 28th in the NHL.
The point being, the Penguins are not sound enough defensively, or in goal, this year to support a group-wide goal-scoring lull, which is what the team is enduring now with Malkin and Schultz absent.
Let's focus on the forwards for the time being, since Rutherford has already traded away one defenseman — Jamie Oleksiak — and most of the discussion seems to be centering around the prospect of the Penguins picking up another wing.
Looking at this recent dry spell over those nine games, Jake Guentzel is the only forward who can boast more than three goals; he has five. Sidney Crosby, Phil Kessel, and Bryan Rust have three each.
• Matt Cullen has one goal and two assists.
• Tanner Pearson has no goals and one assist.
• Dominik Simon has one goal and one assist.
• Malkin was held without a goal for six games before he got hurt against Tampa on January 30.
• Patric Hornqvist hasn't scored in the six games since he returned from injury. In fact, he doesn't have a point.
• The power play is four for its last 25 attempts, just 16 percent. That would be good for only 26th in hockey.
Pearson is particularly vexing because the Penguins traded away all the speed, hustle, forechecking, penalty killing, and locker room attributes of Carl Hagelin to get him.
Hagelin had offensive deficiencies. But now the team still has an absence of point production from that left wing spot, yet none of those other positive traits.
In part because of those struggles, Pearson was skating on a fourth line with Teddy Blueger and Garrett Wilson on Wednesday in practice.
Actually, a lot of the line combinations were moved around, as were the defensive pairings.
Yet, after Tuesday's 4-0 loss to Carolina, Sullivan sounded like a coach who isn't concerned about a lack of chess pieces. Before that loss to Carolina, he said this roster is superior to the one that opened this season in the fall.
If that's the case, the Penguins need to start playing like it's true. Maybe tonight against the Panthers and their 29th ranked defense.
If it isn't true, and the Penguins brass is conning itself — and us — and Rutherford has less than three weeks to realize that.


Suzuki was walking the city late one night. Even as dark as the night was, the city lights kept everything illuminated as though it were daytime. Suzuki hated it. To avoid the lights, he decided to walk down a dark alleyway. Looking around at the pipes and stairways, he noticed something move in the corner of his eye. He turned and saw a floating sheet of black. His interest was peaked. He walked towards the sheet, since it looked harmless, and reached for it.
Suzuki's body was found the next day, with a look of absolute terror on his face.
I found out about the Kunekune stories after reading about the Slender Man mythos. Apparently, it originated on the internet the same way Slender Man did, and I thought I'd give writing a story for it a try.
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This seems pretty reasonable. In California a doctor must maintain his medical license by participating in at least 50 hours of CME over a two year cycle. It makes you wonder how they derived the original 350 hour requirement. Did they just pull that number of out thin air? There are obviously no studies out there that will answer the question of a doctor's competency whether she has gone through 35 hours per year of CME vs. 25 hours per year. And then there is still the ginormous elephant in the room, the thousands of practicing anesthesiologists out there who have been grandfathered in and don't need any CME at all to maintain their board certification. Is the ABA telling me that I still need to spend thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours to maintain my certificate but my colleague who works in the next operating room surfing on his iPad is equally competent but doesn't have to lift a finger to keep his? What kind of hypocrisy is this?
Another change in the MOCA process that they wrote to me is that from now on only a maximum of 60 hours of CME per year will be approved by the ABA. Previously that was 70 hours. This is to prevent people from cramming all their CME's into the last year or two prior to the expiration of their certificate. I find it curious they chose 60 as their new limit. It just so happens that the CME courses offered by the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the SEE and ACE programs, will give the participating anesthesiologist 60 hours of CME per year. Just a coincidence? I think not.


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"""Stationary obstacle model."""

import logging
from auvsi_suas.models.gps_position import GpsPositionMixin
from auvsi_suas.models.uas_telemetry import UasTelemetry
from django.contrib import admin
from django.core import validators
from django.db import models

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

STATIONARY_OBSTACLE_RADIUS_FT_MIN = 30
STATIONARY_OBSTACLE_RAIDUS_FT_MAX = 300

class StationaryObstacle(GpsPositionMixin):
    """A stationary obstacle that teams must avoid."""

    # The radius of the cylinder in feet.
    cylinder_radius = models.FloatField(validators=[
        validators.MinValueValidator(STATIONARY_OBSTACLE_RADIUS_FT_MIN),
        validators.MaxValueValidator(STATIONARY_OBSTACLE_RAIDUS_FT_MAX),
    ])
    # The height of the cylinder in feet.
    cylinder_height = models.FloatField()

    def contains_pos(self, aerial_pos):
        """Whether the pos is contained within the obstacle.

        Args:
            aerial_pos: The AerialPosition to test.
        Returns:
            Whether the given position is inside the obstacle.
        """
        # Check altitude of position
        aerial_alt = aerial_pos.altitude_msl
        if aerial_alt > self.cylinder_height:
            return False
        # Check lat/lon of position
        dist_to_center = self.distance_to(aerial_pos)
        return dist_to_center <= self.cylinder_radius

    def evaluate_collision_with_uas(self, uas_telemetry_logs):
        """Evaluates whether the Uas logs indicate a collision.

        Args:
            uas_telemetry_logs: A list of UasTelemetry logs sorted by timestamp
                for which to evaluate.
        Returns:
            Whether a UAS telemetry log reported indicates a collision with the
            obstacle.
        """
        for log in UasTelemetry.interpolate(uas_telemetry_logs):
            if self.contains_pos(log):
                return True
        return False

@admin.register(StationaryObstacle)
class StationaryObstacleModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = ('pk', 'latitude', 'longitude', 'cylinder_radius',
                    'cylinder_height')


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What connects a bankrupt company, a risky businessman and a great business success? What values are hidden behind this success? The founder of the leading IT company TEMENOS explains the secret of his success.
He started his career in 1973 with Qantas Airways. In 1980, he joined Management Science America (MSA), a USA software company based in Sydney. From 1993 onwards he was the Founder, President & CEO of Temenos Group.
He acquired a twice bankrupt company in Switzerland, saved it and renamed it Temenos. Today, Temenos is considered to be the best company for Corebanking systems worldwide. It has over 50 offices worldwide, 4000+ staff, and is listed in the Zurich Stock Exchange. He retired as President in 2011 remaining an active member of the Board ever since.
He is a member of the Board of the Pasteur Institute in Geneva and Chairman of the Classical Opera in London. Also, The "George Koukis Paediatric Rheumatology Clinic" at the Evelina Hospital, London has been named after him. He has created the program "A Dream For The World – DFW", for young entrepreneurs. Professor Stefano D 'Anna has written a biography "A Dream For The World – George Koukis, Path To Integrity".
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The combined business is a direct challenger to Telstra and Optus.
Optus will make 440 employees redundant as the telecommunications company restructures the business to focus on "digitisation and automation".
The telco is attempting to 'future-proof' the business.
Optus is cutting about 200 jobs nationwide as it winds down use of its long-standing Virgin Mobile brand.
The telco was accused of giving customers just 30 days to migrate over to the NBN.
Optus has lifted its full-year profit to $817 million, underpinned by the addition of 384,000 new mobile subscribers and 225,000 new NBN customers.
Singtel-owned Optus has achieved record quarterly growth in new post-paid mobile customers after recent spending on network improvements.
The telco has attained download speeds of 2Gbps in experimental trials.
The ACCC alleges Optus pressured customers to move to the NBN sooner than required and misled some customers about NBN service options.
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Home Lifestyle Tracing the Origins of a Black American New Year's Ritual
Tracing the Origins of a Black American New Year's Ritual
On New Year's Day, Black American families around the country will sit down to eat a variation on green vegetables and cowpeas, joining in an enduring tradition meant to usher in opportunity in the year ahead.
"I don't let a New Year's Day go by without having some form of greens, pork and black-eyed peas," the food historian Jessica B. Harris said.
The choice of greens, usually cooked with pork for flavor, comes from the perception among Black Americans that folded collard greens look like paper money, said Adrian Miller, an author and food scholar. Eating greens on New Year's Eve or New Year's Day is believed to bring about greater financial prosperity. The peas promise good luck, health and abundance.
But while these rituals have become largely associated with the American South, their roots can be traced back to the meeting of West African and European traditions, Mr. Miller said. Collard greens, for instance, originated in Northern Europe.
"Collards is a corruption of colewort — colewort is any non-heading cabbage," said Dr. Harris, the author of "High on the Hog: A Culinary Journey From Africa to America." "They became part of the foodways of African Americans. The Africanism is in the cooking of them — not in the green itself. That cooking method of long, low and slow, and with the potlikker being consumed, is a very different thing."
And celebrating on the first day of the year, is more of a global tradition, Mr. Miller said. In Italy, for example, lentils — said to resemble coins — are cooked down with pork and served for luck. In West Africa, he added, "there were certainly auspicious days. But this idea that the first day of the calendar year — and doing something on that day — would bring good luck, to my knowledge, doesn't exist in West African societies prior to European contact."
West African spiritual practices often revolved around deities who had favorite foods like black-eyed peas, which are native to the continent. The forced migration of enslaved Africans to North America and their interactions with European colonists led to a convergence of customs.
"It's all kind of messy," Mr. Miller said, "but you can see this process of cultural diffusion, borrowing, appropriation, all of those things that were happening in previous centuries, to the point where it coalesces into the tradition we have now."
Geography also played a role in the variety of interpretations that emerged. In regions of the country influenced by the British, collards or kale might be served on New Year's Day, while in states like Louisiana, where there was a stronger German influence, people often enjoyed cabbage. As white Americans looking to take on a wholly American identity began to reject European customs, Black people found ways to transform those customs.
"When people abandon superstitions because they just seem antiquated, that creates a space for new associations to emerge," Mr. Miller said.
Black and Southern traditions eventually became inextricable. The first documented Black New Year's celebration is recounted in Toni Tipton-Martin's "Jubilee: Recipes From Two Centuries of African American Cooking." In the book, she shares the origins of Watch Night, when Black Americans congregate at church for song, praise and prayer before the stroke of midnight. During the first such event, on Dec. 31, 1862 — or Freedom's Eve — enslaved people in the South Carolina Lowcountry gathered in churches to await news of their freedom under the Emancipation Proclamation, which was to be signed on New Year's Day 1863. Their celebrations included a menu of Hoppin' John, collard greens with hog jowls, and ribs.
"My point in publishing these stories in 'Jubilee' was to be able to tell a broader story about African Americans and New Year's Eve," Ms. Tipton-Martin said. "This allows you to see strains of African tradition in things we think about as classic America."
The blurring of what Ms. Tipton-Martin calls "good-luck food traditions" can lead to erasure.
Amethyst Ganaway, a Lowcountry chef and writer, notes that people often refer to black-eyed peas and rice and Hoppin' John interchangeably. Both make appearances on Black American tables, but Hoppin' John is a one-pot meal of rice and field peas — a variety of cowpea that's largely available only in the Lowcountry. It is also a bit lighter and redder, and has a creamier consistency, than its black-eyed cousin.
"It's important to make that distinction, because it's really the origins of those traditions get lost," Ms. Ganaway said. "So many people think that Gullah Lowcountry traditions and people are dying off. No. We're here." She added, "It actually starts here, and it's important to remember that it starts here for a reason, so our identity, our foodways aren't being erased and turned into this mainstream thing."
Though New Year's culinary traditions persist across the South, Frederick Opie, a professor of history and foodways at Babson College in Massachusetts, noted that they can take on particular significance for Black Americans.
"Is there a correlation between a society or a culture that has experienced a larger-than-usual sense of being oppressed and marginalized, and that the hope for the next year means possibly experiencing something better? I suspect that there is," he said.
How people celebrate the New Year is also essential to bringing in good will. Dr. Harris hosted parties for nearly two decades in the 1980s and '90s, serving a good-luck menu to as many as 70 guests in her Brooklyn home.
"It was a grand thing to do, and I very much enjoyed doing it," she said.
Black Americans have found celebration in other foods, too. JJ Johnson, the chef and owner of Fieldtrip in New York, takes guidance from his grandmother, a North Carolina native, when he prepares her seafood gumbo — with a few alterations — on New Year's Eve.
"I was taught that if you were eating good going into the new year, then you would be good, and you will be healthy," Mr. Johnson said. "For me, a gumbo like this represents family, luxury and joy."
Though the menus may vary, the purpose is the same.
The tradition has "lived on because it's fun, and it speaks to aspiration," Mr. Miller, the food scholar, said. "You always hope that no matter what your condition is, that there's always a brighter future."
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If you are preparing this seafood gumbo as a New Year's celebration and want to stick with sparkling wine throughout the meal, why not? This gumbo should go beautifully with sparklers, whether Champagne or the many others that come from around the world. You could also pair this with many different white wines, like riesling (dry or moderately sweet), albariño, various chardonnays, Loire Valley sauvignon blancs, chenin blancs or even white Bordeaux, so long as they are well balanced and not oaky. I would consider many dry Italian whites. The spicier the gumbo the better a slightly sweet wine will be, like a kabinett or spätlese riesling or a demi-sec Vouvray. I wouldn't pick a red, but if you insist, look for something fresh and light, like a Beaujolais or Beaujolais-Villages. ERIC ASIMOV
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: : When did this become a euphamism for being sacked? I seem to recall Nigel Lawson giving this reason for his resignation without a trace of irony, but surely it's a little older than that?
: Even if he was not the first, this event certainly popularised the phrase. Others then copied it. Even though they may depart involuntarily, ministers are still required to write letters of resignation.
It was Norman Fowler, not Nigel Lawson. Thank you, Henry. I actually saw this used the other night on the American 'cop show', The Shield and remembered hearing first hearing it in Britain.


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Federal agents use tear gas to disperse Portland demonstrators hours after Biden inauguration
By Mike Baker and Hallie Golden
The New York Times |
PORTLAND, ORE. — Protesters in the Pacific Northwest smashed windows at a Democratic Party headquarters, marched through the streets and burned an American flag Wednesday in a strident challenge by anti-fascist and racial-justice protesters to the new administration of President Joe Biden, whose promised reforms, they declared, "won't save us."
In Portland, lines of federal agents in camouflage — now working under the Biden administration — blanketed streets with tear gas and unleashed volleys of welt-inducing pepper balls as they confronted a crowd that gathered outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement building near downtown. Some in the crowd later burned a Biden-for-President flag in the street.
Another tense protest in Seattle saw dozens of people push their way through the streets, with some breaking windows, spray-painting anarchist insignia and chanting not only about ICE but about the many other issues that roiled America's streets last year under the administration of former President Donald Trump.
"No Cops, Prisons, Borders, Presidents," said one banner, while another proclaimed that the conflict over racial justice, policing, immigration and corporate influence in the country was "not over" merely because a new president had been inaugurated in Washington, D.C.
"A Democratic administration is not a victory for oppressed people," said a flyer handed out during the demonstrations, during which protesters also smashed windows at a shop often described as the original Starbucks in downtown Seattle. The communiqués used expletives to condemn Biden and "his stupid" crime bill, passed in 1994 and blamed for mass incarcerations in the years since.
Hours after Biden's inauguration, federal agents in Portland used tear gas and other crowd-control munitions to disperse demonstrators who had gathered to protest the harsh arrest and detention practices wielded by federal immigration authorities under the Trump administration.
Biden has signaled that immigration is going to be a key issue of his presidency, using some of his first executive orders Wednesday to end construction of the border wall and bolster the program that provides deportation protections for immigrants who were brought into the country without authorization as children.
The conflict in Portland capped a day of demonstrations in the liberal city, where different groups of protesters either decried Biden or called for activism to pressure the new president to take forceful action on immigration, climate change, health care, racial justice and income inequality.
Earlier in the day, about 200 people — a mix of racial justice, anti-fascist and anarchist activists — marched to the local Democratic Party headquarters, where some of them smashed windows and tipped over garbage containers, lighting the contents of one on fire. "We don't want Biden — we want revenge," said one sign, referring to killings committed by police officers.
Demonstrators march during a protest on Inauguration Day in Southeast Portland, Ore. (Dave Killen/The Oregonian/AP)
In a city that has seen months of demonstrations over racial injustice, economic inequality, federal law enforcement and corporate power — and some of the harshest law enforcement responses to such protests — protesters have vowed to continue their actions no matter who is president. "We are ungovernable," one sign in the crowd said.
In Seattle, about 150 people marched through the streets. Some spray-painted buildings with an anarchist symbol and broke windows, including at a federal courthouse. They chanted both anti-Trump and anti-Biden slogans.
One member of the group handed out flyers to people on the street that said, "Biden won! And so did corporate elites!" The flyers explained that a "Democratic administration is not a victory for oppressed people" and that "Biden will not save us."
"I came out here because no matter what happens, Biden and Kamala aren't enough," said one of the protesters, Alejandro Quezada Brom, 28, referring to Vice President Kamala Harris. He said the new president needs to know that "the pressure's not off" for progress on immigration and policing reforms.
Seattle police officers followed the group and began to surround it as night fell. At least two protesters appeared to be arrested.
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H&M unveils its SS19 Studio Collection in grand fashion in the Magic City.
H&M Studio Collection, the brand's biannual fashion-forward and limited-edition collection of statement pieces, has typically been presented with a runway show at Paris Fashion Week. But this year the runway leads to Sedona, Arizona, where an immersive theatre experience will unveil the SS19 collection.
Inspired by the "glam explorer," the collection caters to the woman with an adventurous spirit. H&M Studio Concept Designer Angelica Grimborg says, "We had in mind a girl who is an adventurer/explorer—one minute she is in the jungle in a swimsuit and a sarong, swimming in a lagoon; then she's in the desert in a safari jacket; then climbing a mountain in her hiking leggings and doing some yoga at the summit; and next, back in the city in a glamorous zebra print dress. She never sits still, she is always curious to explore." The campaign images, set against the dramatic backdrop of Arizona, showcase the effortless glamour of the free-spirited collection, with bold prints and utility-led separates.
And who better personifies the versatile glamour of the collection than the Miami woman? Coinciding with the show, H&M has partnered with some of Miami's most stylish women—Carolina Lindo, Claudia Vergara, Karen Martinez, Martha Graeff and Melody de la Fe—for an interactive event on March 20 at the brand's Lincoln Road store. Guests will be among the first to shop the new collection, along with the notable influencers who each capture the sophisticated yet bohemian spirit of the collection.
Of the collaboration, Karen Martinez says: "I am so thrilled to be a part of the new H&M Studio SS19 collection along with all of these amazing women! It was such a fun shoot and my look is a perfect expression of my personal style. The pieces from the collection are all very versatile and speak to my adventurous spirit, but also represent all different types of women, which is very refreshing to see from a brand."


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Details of Dell's first Windows 8 tablet have leaked and it looks pretty awesome from these specs.
What you can see up above are details for Dell's first Windows 8 tablet, the Dell Latitude 10.
And as you can see, it's a full spec sheet that's leaked, Neowin reports, meaning there's not much we don't know about the tablet.
The screen is a 10.1-inch 1,366x768-pixel multi-touch effort with an optional stylus. There's a dual-core Atom processor, Intel graphics chip, 2GB RAM and a 128GB solid state drive. It looks a lot like a Dell Latitude ST, though the final design could change before release. And this is a pretty small pic so expect more detail closer to launch.
Interestingly, there's also a removable battery that'll come in two varieties -- a two-cell with 30WHr giving you 6 to 8 hours, or a four-cell with 60WHr providing 10 to 12 hours. The two will be swappable, so presumably you can lighten your device by taking a smaller battery with you if you're not venturing too far, then break out the big boy for further-flung adventures. It's a cool idea and I can see it catching on.
About the only thing that hasn't leaked is the price and release date, though it's expected to go on sale around November.
HP is also working on a Windows 8 tablet, which is surprising considering its TouchPad didn't fare too well, being yanked from sale shortly after launch. Microsoft chief Steve Ballmer has an 80-inch Windows 8 tablet in his office, apparently, that he uses instead of a phone. And even more bonkers, Microsoft plans to sell it. Seriously. It'll probably be for offices rather than average punters, but still, we can dream.
What do you think of Dell's Windows 8 effort? Will you go for Windows 8 over an iPad or Android tab? Let me know in the comments or on Facebook.


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Lunar New Year travel: China says 80% of population have had Covid, recovery unlikely
Eight out of 10 people in China have now been infected with Covid-19, a leading government scientist has claimed.
Wu Zunyou, the chief epidemiologist of the China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said Saturday, Lunar New Year's Eve, that the current "epidemic wave has already infected about 80% of people" in the country of 1,400 million inhabitants. people.
His claim came amid concerns that the travel rush that takes place around the Lunar New Year holiday period, sometimes dubbed the "world's largest human migration," could spread the virus to the countryside and cause a second wave of infections
But Wu, speaking on his personal social media account, said this scenario was unlikely as many people had already caught it.
"In the next two to three months, the possibility of a large-scale outbreak of COVID-19 or a second wave of infections across the country is very small," Wu said.
China's Ministry of Transportation estimates that more than 2 billion passenger trips will take place during the 40-day Lunar New Year season as people across the country return to their hometowns for family gatherings for the first time. no domestic travel restrictions since the start of the pandemic. years ago.
Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported on Sunday that more than 26 million passenger trips were made on Lunar New Year's Eve.
That's only half the number of same-day travelers in 2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic, but 50.8% more than in 2022, he said.
More than 4.1 million people traveled by train and 756,000 people by plane for festive gatherings the day before the start of the Lunar New Year, CCTV added.
The country's road transport system recorded more than 20 million passenger trips in a single day, 55.1% higher than the figure for 2022.
As of Friday, China's transportation system had handled more than 560 million passenger trips in the first 15 days of the 40-day ongoing Spring Festival travel rush by rail, road, water and air, a 47.9% more than in the same period last year, according to closed circuit television.
Previously, research from the National School of Development at Peking University had suggested that more than 900 million people, or 64% of the Chinese population, were "likely" to have been infected with covid-19 as of 11 September. January.
The university's research also suggested that the epidemic peaked in much of the country on December 20, some 13 days after China began easing its Covid restrictions.
By the end of December, infections had peaked across the country, according to the research.
Chinese health authorities have made similar claims, saying Thursday that fever clinic visits and Covid hospitalizations in China have declined from their peaks in late December and early January, respectively.
According to authorities, the number of Covid patients needing critical care in hospitals has also peaked.
Nearly 60,000 people with covid died in Chinese hospitals between Dec. 8 and Jan. 12 after China abruptly scrapped its "covid zero" policies, according to government data.
However, the World Health Organization's executive director of health emergencies, Mike Ryan, suggested earlier this month that the figures released by China "underrepresent the true impact of the disease" in terms of hospital and ICU admissions. as well as deaths.
According to an internal estimate by the nation's top health officials, in the first 20 days of December, nearly 250 million people in China may have been infected with covid. If correct, the estimate, which CNN cannot independently confirm, would represent about 18% of China's population.
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Q: Can't scrape website using Beautiful Soup i follow tutorial from here about scraping website with Python and BeautifulSoup. I try to scraping website from my goverment (for research purpose) but it give me error like this :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Python27/scrap web.py", line 8, in <module>
    name = name_box.text.strip()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'text'

i try another website like this and it work. And when i look into my goverment website and i use "View Page Source", i dont see code like <table id="tableLeftBottom">. So, how i can scrap data from this website ?
import urllib2
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
quote_page = "https://bps.go.id/linkTableDinamis/view/id/1116"
page = urllib2.urlopen(quote_page)
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, "html.parser")

name_box = soup.find("table", attrs={"id": "tableRightBottom"})
name = name_box.text.strip()
print name

A: To get the data from that page you need to make a post request to this url along with necessary parameters or you can try using any browser simulator. However, the first option is easy to go with. Here is how you can fetch the data using post request:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

URL = "https://bps.go.id/mod/Layout/variabelView.php"
payload = "valueDataSelect=**98+--+189+--+102+--+63+--+9818910263+--+1**98+--+190+--+102+--+63+--+9819010263+--+1**98+--+191+--+102+--+63+--+9819110263+--+1**98+--+189+--+105+--+63+--+9818910563+--+1**98+--+190+--+105+--+63+--+9819010563+--+1**98+--+191+--+105+--+63+--+9819110563+--+1**98+--+189+--+107+--+63+--+9818910763+--+1**98+--+190+--+107+--+63+--+9819010763+--+1**98+--+191+--+107+--+63+--+9819110763+--+1**98+--+189+--+108+--+63+--+9818910863+--+1**98+--+190+--+108+--+63+--+9819010863+--+1**98+--+191+--+108+--+63+--+9819110863+--+1**98+--+189+--+109+--+61+--+9818910961+--+1**98+--+190+--+109+--+61+--+9819010961+--+1**98+--+191+--+109+--+61+--+9819110961+--+1**98+--+189+--+110+--+61+--+9818911061+--+1**98+--+190+--+110+--+61+--+9819011061+--+1**98+--+191+--+110+--+61+--+9819111061+--+1**98+--+189+--+111+--+61+--+9818911161+--+1**98+--+189+--+111+--+62+--+9818911162+--+1**98+--+190+--+111+--+61+--+9819011161+--+1**98+--+190+--+111+--+62+--+9819011162+--+1**98+--+191+--+111+--+61+--+9819111161+--+1**98+--+191+--+111+--+62+--+9819111162+--+1**98+--+189+--+112+--+61+--+9818911261+--+1**98+--+189+--+112+--+62+--+9818911262+--+1**98+--+190+--+112+--+61+--+9819011261+--+1**98+--+190+--+112+--+62+--+9819011262+--+1**98+--+191+--+112+--+61+--+9819111261+--+1**98+--+191+--+112+--+62+--+9819111262+--+1**98+--+189+--+113+--+61+--+9818911361+--+1**98+--+189+--+113+--+62+--+9818911362+--+1**98+--+190+--+113+--+61+--+9819011361+--+1**98+--+190+--+113+--+62+--+9819011362+--+1**98+--+191+--+113+--+61+--+9819111361+--+1**98+--+191+--+113+--+62+--+9819111362+--+1**98+--+189+--+114+--+61+--+9818911461+--+1**98+--+189+--+114+--+62+--+9818911462+--+1**98+--+190+--+114+--+61+--+9819011461+--+1**98+--+190+--+114+--+62+--+9819011462+--+1**98+--+191+--+114+--+61+--+9819111461+--+1**98+--+191+--+114+--+62+--+9819111462+--+1**98+--+189+--+115+--+61+--+9818911561+--+1**98+--+189+--+115+--+62+--+9818911562+--+1**98+--+190+--+115+--+61+--+9819011561+--+1**98+--+190+--+115+--+62+--+9819011562+--+1**98+--+191+--+115+--+61+--+9819111561+--+1**98+--+191+--+115+--+62+--+9819111562+--+1**98+--+189+--+116+--+61+--+9818911661+--+1**98+--+189+--+116+--+62+--+9818911662+--+1**98+--+190+--+116+--+61+--+9819011661+--+1**98+--+190+--+116+--+62+--+9819011662+--+1**98+--+191+--+116+--+61+--+9819111661+--+1**98+--+191+--+116+--+62+--+9819111662+--+1**98+--+189+--+117+--+61+--+9818911761+--+1**98+--+189+--+117+--+62+--+9818911762+--+1**98+--+190+--+117+--+61+--+9819011761+--+1**98+--+190+--+117+--+62+--+9819011762+--+1**98+--+191+--+117+--+61+--+9819111761+--+1**98+--+191+--+117+--+62+--+9819111762+--+1&wilayahDataSelect=1%23%23~2~3~4~5~6~7~8~9~10~11~12~13~14~15~16~17~18~19~20~21~22~23~24~25~26~27~28~29~30~31~32~33~34~35~1%40%40%24%24%24%40%40&keteranganDataSelect=**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2002+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2002+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2002+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2005+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2005+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2005+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2007+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2007+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2007+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2008+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2008+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2008+--+Tahunan**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2009+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2009+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2009+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2010+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2010+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2010+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2011+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2011+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2011+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2011+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2011+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2011+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2012+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2012+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2012+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2012+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2012+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2012+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2013+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2013+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2013+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2013+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2013+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan%2BPerdesaan+--+2013+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2014+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perkotaan+--+2014+--+Semester+2+(September)**Gini+Rasio++--+Perdesaan+--+2014+--+Semester+1+(Maret)**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with requests.Session() as s:
    s.headers={"User-Agent":"Mozilla/5.0"}
    s.headers.update({'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'})
    html = s.post(URL, data = payload).text
    soup = BeautifulSoup(html, "lxml")
    for items in soup.find(id="tableRightBottom").find_all("tr"):
        data = [item.text for item in items.find_all("td")]
        print(data)

Output:
[' - ', '0.332', '0.289', '0.301', '0.291', '0.312', '0.353', '0.370', '0.337', '0.407', '0.404', '0.382', '0.358', '0.380', '0.367', '0.368', '0.343', '0.362', '0.347', '0.334', ' - ', '0.239', '0.257', '0.253', '0.250', '0.261', '0.280', '0.269', '0.271', '0.260', '0.256', '0.254', '0.259', '0.277', '0.292', '0.293', '0.288', '0.296', '0.293', '0.299', ' - ', '0.288', '0.285', '0.290', '0.288', '0.301', '0.326', '0.326', '0.320', '0.341', '0.341', '0.331', '0.325', '0.337', '0.334', '0.339', '0.333', '0.341', '0.329', '0.329']

and so on ----

A: It is because the website html did not contain the data. The data is rendered by JavaScript inside the div with id dataDynamic. The data is from endpoint https://bps.go.id/mod/Layout/variabelView.php.
If you want to get the data, you can either use selenium or requests_html.

A: First you want to find the node which is name "th" and id is "th2b".But these content is create by javascript.When you open the site,you will see that loading.So you should use "headless browser".
chrome_options = Options()
chrome_options.add_argument("--headless")
chrome_options.add_argument("--disable-gup")
chrome_options.add_argument('--disable-infobars')
chrome_options.add_argument("--hide-scrollbars")
chrome_options.add_argument('--dns-prefetch-disable')
chrome_options.add_argument("--disable-extensions")
chrome_options.binary_location = "you chrome path"
driver = webdriver.Chrome(chrome_options=chrome_options)
driver.maximize_window()
response = driver.get(quote_page)
time.sleep(10)
page = response.get_body()
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, "html.parser")

name_box = soup.find("th", attrs={"id": "th2b"})
name = name_box.text.strip()
print(name)

you will get text.


For the specifics you can check my original thread found here: CAUTION!!: Double Check Trailer Hitch. With this thread, I simply wanted to give an update to the significant problem I encountered in May AND to give credit where credit is due.
We were very fortunate that the frame problem didn't cost us and others more dearly. Morryde (the frame extension provider for Thor) supported us in repairing our issue and a quick turn around on the reimbursement. Rob Kolean (Service Manager, MORyde Intl) was understanding and helpful. I am sure that Rob was the advocate for getting the bill paid so quickly.
The repair technician found that towing my vehicle could not have caused the problem. And was equally sure that the frame tear had been caused by a very significant downward force.
So - check your frame where the hitch attaches to make sure that there isn't a tear. This seems to be a one-off issue.
If not towing your toad, what else have you towed that would explain the failure? Most things don't break by themselves.
It could have also been something either the dealer did; or in transit from the plant to the dealer.
Jamie, anything is possible I guess, but that's highly unlikely. If failure had started prior to purchase, it's not probable that it would have taken 18,000 miles of driving to come to a head.
I agree the tear started and grew from a significant downward force at very back of frame extension, but that doesn't mean you have to put a heavy tongue weight on hitch.
You don't need a downward force to create a localized downward force at point of failure.
Folks, nothing has changed relative to the how this happened from the original thread. The repair technician was very clear, towing my vehicle did not cause the tear. I have been the only driver/operator of our coach since the day we took ownership. So whatever force caused this did not happen on my watch. How or who caused this before my ownership I cannot possibly know.
My point all along has been to keep our community aware of a problem and suggest that it is worth a visual inspection. If nothing is found during your inspection, the likelihood of this happening is virtually slim to none.
Also, wanted to let the community know that Morryde absolutely stood up and was counted on this fix.
Raymond - felt it was a responsibility to pay back to my fellow Thor-ites after all this forum has helped us with.
Give your hitch an inspection to check for tears. After that I'd suggest a periodic inspection but IMO this was a one off situation. Just don't want anyone else to be endangered.
BigBen...thankyou for your original post and subsequent posts regarding your problem. Since we , pull a trailer or use the hitch mount motorcycle rack, Ron checks our undercarriage, etc. before, during and after a trip.
Failure happens. All the forum members who have more education in this field than we, are great contributors and we gather all the info provided, to try to keep our rv safe and operable.
Your incident has, certainly, brought to our attention a potential problem which a person would never expect !
You know, there are thousands of rv owners out there who do not participate in forums (or know they exist) that may be experiencing similar problems but we never hear about them.
Happy Camping ! and hoping you have safe travels !
Glad everything worked out. Bottom line is thank goodness nothing bad happened because you would have owned the company. Morryde was so liable that they probably couldn't repair your hitch fast enough.
Ron and Kay - spot on. The shares on the various RV forums contribute to a collective intelligence that is incredible. Most of us go into RV ownership fairly ignorant of the all the ins and outs. I have found how to deal with issues, improve usefulness and who to contact when in doubt. Thus the reason for sharing my issue. What could have been catastrophic, wound an inconvenience - thankfully. For all my fellow vagabonds, be safe and enjoy the journey!


This is her drawing of a dog in basic shapes. Next week she is putting in detail like fur and shading , can't wait !
Workshops are held every school holidays on origami, how to draw & paint, sculpture, Art & Craft activites call 0411 380 074 for futher enquiries.
Australian Sydney based Fine Artist Cherie Vize has been teaching Art classes for over 2 years to a variety of ages and levels of beginners to advanced art students from 5 yrs and up.
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