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Let's Make a New Dope Deal is a 1980 comedy album recorded by Cheech & Chong. Originally released on LP, 8-track and cassette in 1980, the long out-of-print album was finally released on CD on November 15, 2005, along with another long-awaited out-of-print (since the early 1990s) album, Sleeping Beauty.

A single for "Bloat On", a parody of "Float On" by R&B group The Floaters was released with a non-album B-side entitled "Just Say 'Right On'" with a picture sleeve depicting animated overweight versions of Cheech and Chong. This was originally released in 1977 on the Ode label, which had switched distribution from A&M to Epic/CBS, and was produced by Lou Adler. The rest of the album may have been recorded shortly before filming began for Up In Smoke, with then-current references to Peter Frampton, punk rock, and Star Wars noticeable during some of the routines.

Track listing

References

1980 albums
Cheech & Chong albums
Warner Records albums
1980s comedy albums

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Mac OS X Snow Leopard can be upgraded directly to OS X Mountain Lion, assuming the final release maintains the same capacity as the currently available developer previews. To perform the direct upgrade as it stands today, users will need to have created an OS X Mountain Lion USB installer from which to boot off of and upgrade with, though there is a possibility that a Snow Leopard Mac will also have access to Mountain Lion directly from the Mac App Store.
We have received many questions about this in our inboxes and comments and figure with the OS X Mountain Lion release date set for summer it's a good time to answer it based on currently available information. It's important to note this upgrade path is based off of the current developer previews of Mountain Lion and upgrade eligibility could change before the public release, it's also possible that Apple won't officially support upgrading from Mac OS X 10.6 to 10.8 and this could remain an unofficial and unsupported feature.
A fair amount of OS X Snow Leopard users have held off on upgrading to OS X Lion, but with the release of Mountain Lion around the corner it's quite likely a lot of OS X 10.6.8 holdouts will jump directly to OS X 10.8 if it is possible. Mountain Lion does have stricter system requirements than it's predecessor, however, and some owners of older Mac hardware could wind up with Lion being the last supported version of OS X on their machines.
We will update with additional information on the various Mac upgrade paths to OS X Mountain Lion as further details become available.
Hey just an FYI MacWorld seems to confirm this!
I hope it is true because I have been using Snow Leopard on my Macbook Pro and wish to update to Mountain Lion.
Yup. I went from OS X 10.6.8 to OS X 10.8 DP3 without incident on a test machine a few weeks ago. I would be surprised if Apple changed this.
But what if I have a 4 year-old MacBook Pro?
I have the understanding that I won't be able to upgrade to Mountain Lion in any way. Can somebody confirm or deny this?
You'll have to wait and see. Core 2 Duo and up is probably good.
Hello, i miss information about compatibility with older apps.
On my macbook i migrated from tiger to snow leopard and not to lion just because of the issue that older apps which contain PPC code will not be run on Lion. Grrr.
On my i5 Mac mini with Lion these programs are consequently refused. I need them for music etc so i want to know whether to run or not to run them.
Is Mountain Lion available now (July 8, 2012)? Will I loose my Family Tree Maker 2010 version 19.2.1.241? Both of my USB ports have stopped working (I use with mouse and flash drives). Will this make them work again? On the latter, I tried software updates, hardware test, SMC, Pram, battery reset, new user account. (The USB appear in System Preference)….I'm at lost on this!
I currently have MacBook Pro 2011 10.6.8 ….so this is the Snow Leopard, as I understand, and you are saying I could upgrade to the best available, which is "Mountain Lion" 10.8, correct?
I have a white macbook that has a Intel Core 2 Duo processor. I'm currently running leopard and the laptop is a 2008. I know I can upgrade to snow leopard and will shortly but can i upgrade to mountain lion? The apple website says it requires a 13 inch aluminum 2008 macbook or a 2009 and later. I believe my laptop has the same features as an aluminum 2008 because my dad has one and our processors are the same.
silly Mission Control vs the more efficient Expose/Spaces, etc etc.
Apple please give us back some control, give us back some OS X in this iOS mess.


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Q: Download html page with different name I need help to download the webpages from internet using php script.but right now i have script which is downloading webpage from internet. But it is downloading the webpages with always same name like index.html name.
i want to download the webpage with its own name in url .like aboutus page download with aboutus.html
<!doctype html>
    <html lang="en">
    <head>
        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <title>Document</title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <form method="post">
        <input name="url" size="50" placeholder="URL" />
        <input name="submit" type="submit" />
    </form>
    </body>
    </html>
    <?php
    // maximum execution time in seconds
    set_time_limit (24 * 60 * 60);

    if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

        $url = parse_url($_POST['url']);
        $folder = $url['host'];
        if (array_key_exists('path', $url)) {
            $file = explode('.', str_replace('/', '', $url['path']));
            $file .= '.html';
        } else {
            $file = 'index.html';
        }
        if (!sizeOf(glob($folder))) {
            mkdir($folder);
        }
        file_put_contents($folder . '/' . $file, fopen($_POST['url'], 'r'));
    }
    ?>

A: Try this:
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>Document</title>
</head>
<body>
<form method="post">
    <input name="url" size="50" placeholder="URL" />
    <input name="submit" type="submit" />
</form>
</body>
</html>
<?php
// maximum execution time in seconds
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function get_title($url){
  $str = file_get_contents($url);

  if(strlen($str)>0){
    libxml_use_internal_errors(true);
    $dom = new DOMDocument;
    $dom->loadHTML($str);
    $title = $dom->getElementsByTagName( "title" );
    $titleText = 'index';
    if($title && $title->length){
        $titleText = $title[0]->textContent;
    }

    libxml_use_internal_errors(false);
    return  $titleText;
  }
}

if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

    $url = parse_url($_POST['url']);
    $folder = $url['host'];
    if (array_key_exists('path', $url)) {
        $file = get_title($_POST['url']);
        $file .= '.html';
    } else {
        $file = 'index.html';
    }
    if (!sizeOf(glob($folder))) {
        mkdir($folder);
    }
    file_put_contents($folder . '/' . $file, fopen($_POST['url'], 'r'));
}
?>

A: Note
Needs PHP Simple HTML DOM Parser
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*Can you provide some examples of why it is hard to parse XML and HTML with a regex?

*Using regular expressions to parse HTML: why not?

*RegEx match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags
and on the contrary with answer provided by Adolfo Garza, using regex is not a good idea for HTML, use the DOM Parser instead
<?php
function get_title( $url ){
    $html = new simple_html_dom();
    $html->load_file( $url );
    $title = $html->find( 'title' );
    return $title->plaintext;
}
if( isset( $_POST['submit'] ) ){
    $url = parse_url( $_POST['url'] );
    $folder = $url['host'];
    if( array_key_exists( 'path', $url ) ){
        $file = get_title( $_POST['url'] );
        $file .= '.html';
    }else{
        $file = 'index.html';
    }
    if( !sizeOf( glob( $folder ) ) ){
        mkdir( $folder );
    }
    file_put_contents($folder . '/' . $file, fopen($_POST['url'], 'r'));
}?>
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>Document</title>
</head>
<body>
<form method="post">
    <input name="url" size="50" placeholder="URL" />
    <input name="submit" type="submit" />
</form>
</body>
</html>

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Q: How to render HTML in a pre tag in ASP.NET MVC In an ASP Classic (aspx) web form, I could render the whole HTML in a PRE tag like this:
Webpage:

<asp:label id="ContentBox" runat="server"></asp:label>

Code-behind:
ContentBox.Text = html string;

Then the whole HTML is rendered on the webpage correctly.
I am wondering how I could do the same thing in an ASP.NET MVC Razor view. For now, what I see is a raw HTML string.
The HTML string could be like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

    <title>A title</title>

A: This should do it:

@Html.Raw(Model.HtmlString)

A: Something like this

 @Html.LabelFor(m=>m.ContentBox)

This assumes you have a contentbox property in your model
And this will output something like

  blah blah

But I think you're thinking that you need asp controls to present data...not so.
In your controllers action method stuff your content into a view bag
@ViewBag.ContentBox ="Hello World";

On your view use it.

     @ViewBag.ContentBox

Should render as you are expecting.
If you are presenting HTML you need to wrap it in @html.raw()


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Feb 8, 2011 | medals, video | 4 comments
Super Bowl XLV is now history. The Champion Green Bay Packers are taking to Lambeau Field for a celebration with their fans. But as a numismatist, I was left with questions: Who made the "coin" used for the coin toss and what happens to it after the game?
Finding out who made the coin was easy. The Highland Mint of Melbourne, Florida designed and struck the official coin. This is the 20th consecutive Super Bowl that has used a coin specially produced by The Highland Mint. Of course The Highland Mint is selling numbered replicas of the coin with Certificates of Authenticity. In fact, the following video shows them making the coin including the gentleman near the end punching the numbers into the metal:
But where does the coin that newly elected Hall of Fame player Dieon Sanders tossed before the game go after the game? According to the NFL, the coin is taken to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. They have the coins used to open every Super Bowl.
Coin Collector on February 9, 2011 at 11:02 AM
Glen Woodfin on February 22, 2011 at 9:44 AM
Scott on February 22, 2011 at 9:59 AM
Glen Woodfin on February 22, 2011 at 11:52 AM

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There's a curious, repeating phenomenon that is often reported during screenings of the doc (which began during our very first event, no less). It seems to occur around the same time the end credits roll, with members of the audience nodding their heads and tapping their feet in tune to Ian Evans' inspired closing number, 'Ghost Watch'. Then, the compliments/questions start pouring in. "This sounds great." "What's this music?", "How did you get hold of that?", "Who wrote this, then?", "When's this from?", and so on. It even marks the first topic to grace the film's IMDb message board.
So, you can imagine our building anticipation on catching the news that musician, Ian Evans is currently gearing up to release his follow up E.P. to 'Ghost Watch'. Entitled, "Everything is The Same Subject", the new Extended Play is due to hit, February 14th. To check out more of Ian's work, check out his site here.
While we cross off the days on our calender until release, here's a taster of what's set to come, and congrats to Ian on his new record!
Also, the nice folks over at The Cult Den are currently running a rather fantastic competition that expires soon (this Friday, 31st Jan). Up for grabs are a pair of Behind the Curtains DVDs and theatrical posters signed by the producers, Rich Lawden (who?) and Lesley Manning (director of the original film).


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From Rick Stengel's introduction to his new self-help book, Mandela's Way: Fifteen Lessons on Life, Love, and Courage:
It is impossible to write about Nelson Mandela these days and not compare him to another potentially transformational black leader, Barack Obama. The parallels are many. ... And while it took twenty-seven years in prison to mold the Nelson Mandela we know, the forty-eight-year-old American president seems to have achieved a Mandela-like temperament without the long years of sacrifice.
Hey, you try getting into Columbia as a transfer.
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Ненад Кутлачић (Бијељина, 4. март 1981) бивши је босанскохерцеговачки фудбалер српског порекла. Висок је 184 центиметра и играо је на позицији центархалфа.

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Ненад Кутлачић је рођен у Бијељини у СР Босни и Херцеговини, СФР Југославији. На почетку каријере је играо за Радник из Бијељине. У лето 2002. године прелази у београдски Партизан. За први тим Партизана никада није заиграо у такмичарским утакмицама, већ је ишао на неколико позајмица. Прво је био позајмљен Рудару из Угљевика, који је тада наступао у босанскохерцеговачкој Премијер лиги. Затим је био у Спартаку из Суботице, са којим је играо у Другој лиги Србије и Црне Горе, а потом је играо и у највишем рангу, Првој лиги Србије и Црне Горе са екипом Будућности из Банатског Двора. Лета 2006. године постаје играч новоформираног Баната из Зрењанина, и у њиховом дресу наступа у Суперлиги Србије. Током зимске паузе у сезони 2006/07, напушта зрењанинску екипу и прелази у румунског прволигаша Пандури из Таргу Жијуа. Забележио је само три првенствена наступа за Пандуре, након чега је ишао на позајмице у румунског трећелигаша Минерул Мотру, као и у друголигаша Рамнику Валча из истоименог града. У децембру 2009. године, Кутлачић напушта Пандуре, и током 2010. и 2011. године, не рачунајући краткотрајан ангажман у Рамнику Валчи, враћа се у Босну и Херцеговину играјући прво за Модричу из истоименог града а потом и за Дрину из Зворника, за оба тима у Премијер лиги Босне и Херцеговине. У лето 2011. године, Кутлачић се опет сели у иностранство, овога пута се прикључио шведском фудбалском клубу Лимхамн Бункефло из Малмеа играјући у Првој јужној дивизији Шведске, међутим, током зимске паузе вратио се у свој бивши клуб Радник из Бијељине, који је управо био промовисан у Премијер лиги Босне и Херцеговине. У сезони 2014/15. је наступао за фудбалски клуб Јединство из Бродца у Другој лиги Републике Српске.

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Ненад Кутлачић је током 2002. и 2003. играо за репрезентацију Босне и Херцеговине до 21 године. Наступио је на две утакмице током квалификационог циклуса за Европско првенство 2004. године у Немачкој.

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Yep, I've tried both the command-line method and the debug method and neither had any effect. I tried building the cache file and running the map and I couldn't move. My guess is there's something wrong with the BSP.
On a side note, after a scenario compiles in tool is there supposed to be 0 kilobytes of collision data, vertices, etc.? I noticed that when I built my scenario but since I got no errors I thought I was good.
The map I'm trying to create is the one from the official HEK tutorial, without any of the bases or anything added in the second part - just the skybox with the ground texture - which is why I'm confused as to where I could've went wrong.
in the debug command in Sapien, isn't that the same thing?
It's hard to tell with only the sky visible, however I've tried moving the camera up/down with f/r and nothing appears to be happening. I set the camera speed to 60x. I think something's wrong with my BSP, either that or Sapien doesn't like Vista.
I tried holding shift, but I still can't move. I can pitch/yaw though. Do you think there's something wrong with my world geometry? Tool.exe didn't complain about any open edges so I'm a bit stuck.
My map is very simple, it's just a frame linked to a skybox with a ground texture applied to the bottom two faces. I placed my frame outside the skybox; does it need to go inside the skybox?
In Sapien I can't move the camera. I'm pressing the WSAD keys while holding down the middle mouse button but the camera won't move. I need to navigate to the skybox because the camera loads outside of my BSP. Help?
I tried running grablistener.exe as admin but it crashed.
I went to the directory where my file should be and tried clicking "compatibility files" and I now see my tutorial.jms. When I use tool to compile it though, the scenario still doesn't show up. Tool spits out "0 kb render data" amongst other things that are 0kb. Does that mean that it didn't compile properly?
I made a simple map in GMAX. Now I'm trying to export it as a .JMS using BlueStreak. I run the script in GMAX and use Grablistener.exe. I save my file in the proper directory, "data\levels\test\tutorial\models". The problem is that when I navigate to that folder, it's completely empty! I try compiling the scenario using tool.exe and it appears to process something, but then it says "0 kilobytes collision data, 0kb vertices", and so on. So I'm not getting an error message but tool simply isn't doing anything, and this is probably because the .jms thing. What do I need to do for my .JMS to appear?


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With options such as direct/indirect light and tuneable white, Compar pendant luminaires are the ideal choice for office workplaces and reception counters. With the tuneable white version users can individually adjust the light colour of the indirect component.
This is how good modern lighting concepts for workplaces can be: glare-free light with dimming options and constant light colour illuminates work planes in compliance with standards. Indirect light simultaneously illuminates the ceiling to give the complete office a discreet, atmospheric ambience – in the morning for example with a fresh, stimulating daylight tone and in the evening with a soft warm white to disrupt the biological rhythm of office users as little as possible.
All of this can only be achieved with a luminaire featuring a slender, suspended aluminium profile: the new Compar pendant luminaires from ERCO. The luminaire body with a purist design makes them ideal for architectural lighting, for example in public buildings and prestigious offices. The profile corresponds in width and height to the familiar ERCO Hi-trac track, thus providing lighting designers with interesting combination options. Each luminaire has two direct distributions, linear lighting technology modules each with six LEDs, whilst the direct/indirect variants feature additional diffuse, soft distribution LED units on the upper side of the profile.
As indicated by the name of the new pendant luminaires, their linear direct light components are closely related to the corresponding Compar downlights. They also offer high visual comfort and a wide selection of light distributions: two of these, i.e. rotationally symmetrical wide flood distribution (beam angle approx. 60°) and axially symmetrical oval wide flood distribution (beam angle approx. 90° x 55°) meet the stipulations of standard-compliant workplace lighting thanks to appropriate UGR values. The extra wide flood rotationally symmetric distribution with approximately 85° beam angle allows the especially efficient illumination of ancillary areas and circulation areas with economically wide luminaire spacing.
Another practical detail for office applications – Compar pendant luminaires are available in two lengths of 1200mm and 1600mm. This enables the axis distances of both downlight modules to be perfectly matched to the office layout. The larger distance is suitable for typical desk dimensions, and the smaller distance for e.g. reception desks. Integrated anti-dazzle louvres increase visual comfort and are available in highly specular silver or matt black.
The slender aluminium profile of Compar pendant luminaires contains two downlight modules with wide flood, extra wide flood or oval wide flood light distributions. Two wattages and two profile lengths allow the lighting to be configured according to spatial conditions such as the ceiling height.
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Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate
Ahmed M. Haddad
Hadeel S. El-Shall
Gadallah Abu-Elreesh
Environmental Biotechnology Department, Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Research Institute, City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications, Alexandria, Egypt
Haddad AM, El-Shall HS, Abu-Elreesh G. Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate. BioTechnologia. 2020;101(1):15-24. doi:10.5114/bta.2020.92924.
Haddad, A., El-Shall, H., & Abu-Elreesh, G. (2020). Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate. BioTechnologia, 101(1), 15-24. https://doi.org/10.5114/bta.2020.92924
Haddad, Ahmed M, Hadeel S El-Shall, and Gadallah Abu-Elreesh. 2020. "Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate". BioTechnologia 101 (1): 15-24. doi:10.5114/bta.2020.92924.
Haddad, A., El-Shall, H., and Abu-Elreesh, G. (2020). Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate. BioTechnologia, 101(1), pp.15-24. https://doi.org/10.5114/bta.2020.92924
Haddad, Ahmed et al. "Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate." BioTechnologia, vol. 101, no. 1, 2020, pp. 15-24. doi:10.5114/bta.2020.92924.
Haddad A, El-Shall H, Abu-Elreesh G. Lipid production and heavy metals adsorption by an Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate. BioTechnologia. 2020;101(1):15-24. doi:10.5114/bta.2020.92924.
Few species of filamentous fungi can accumulate considerable amounts of intracellular lipids when grown under certain stress conditions; thus, they can be used for biodiesel production. Moreover, their residual biomass can be used for the removal of heavy metals from contaminated water. An oleaginous Aspergillus fumigatus GAH1 isolate was isolated from a soil sample in Borg El-Arab industrial area, Alexandria, Egypt, and was characterized in batch cultures. The influence of different carbon and nitrogen sources and the initial pH of the medium on the fungal biomass and lipid production was investigated. Under optimized conditions, the A. fumigatus GAH1 isolate could accumulate up to 22.4% of its dry biomass as lipids. Oleic and palmitic acids were the dominant fatty acid fractions produced. After lipid extraction, to further improve the process economy, the fungal biomass was applied as a biosorbent to remove heavy metals such as Cr, Cd, and Zn from contaminated wastewater. The biosorption efficiency and capacity of the raw, H2O-washed, and NaOH-treated fungal biomass were examined. The biosorption capacity of 33.37, 29.29, and 27.75 mg/g was recorded for Cr, Cd, and Zn, respectively. Moreover, the biosorption efficiency was more than 69% for the tested heavy metals. In conclusion, A. fumigatus GAH1 may be considered as a promising biodiesel producer, and its biomass waste can be further used for the biosorption of heavy metals from contaminated wastewater.
lipids, biodiesel, fungi, Aspergillus, bioremediation, heavy metals


Athletes and rock stars get girls because they're cocky and coordinated. "If he's graceful, confident, and calm, then you can assume he'd be better in bed than a clumsy clod," says Nicole Beland, the Men's Health resident Girl Next Door. Air hockey could be her way of giving you a tryout. Our advice: Don't flub the puck.
She's ripping on your Journey T-shirt for a reason. "If he can laugh it off or zing me back, it means major points," says Kjersti, 23. "A woman wants to feel like 'He gets me,'" says Dennie Hughes, author of Dateworthy. "She wants someone who's just as sarcastic and cerebrally funny."
Play it cool, but not too cool, when she leaves your side. "If he's too supportive of my venturing out and trying something new -- like talking to other men at the bar -- I'll take the hint and move on," says Cristina, 24. "If he's silent, then I'll take it that he's jealous, which is kind of hot."
Doesn't matter if she's taking a stand on politics, hunting, or how much to tip: She wants to see how you handle a healthy disagreement. "Women want to know that you have a spine and are able to discuss difficult topics," says Hughes. "Men who can debate with grace are men who will be able to help navigate the difficult issues that occur in every relationship."
Shaft the waiter or the bartender and you're revealing your real self. "She's looking at how you treat other people," says David Wygant, author of Always Talk to Strangers. Also, be gracious but brief when said waitress or bartender is wearing a halter top with a plunging neckline.
Extra credit: Pass every one of these tests and you could find yourself watching her attack cat for the weekend or spending a day shopping alone with her mom. She's seeing how much you'll sacrifice for her if she's not around, says Wygant. "She wants to make sure you want all of her, including the painful parts."


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"God, why did you do that to me? Why did you take the one I most love? Why did you permit such illness to conquer my life? Why am I sterile while others have children? Why? Why?" These are few of the many questions that many people are struggling to find answers with.
Yet we cannot ask God for answers to these questions without recognizing His purpose and the lack of answers will only frustrate us in the process. It is like looking into a one-way window seeing your own reflection only. The fact remains that we do not know what is happening at the other side. This is the dilemma that many of us go through because we cannot see clearly what is really going on. The lack of answers forces people to become bitter instead of being better. Many end up plainly giving up not wanting to wait for the answer.
We need to know that the "all things" that the Apostle Paul spoke of includes both good and bad. Therefore, we cannot characterize something as good or bad using its effect on us personally. The measurement should be the effect on us as a whole after it has totally accomplished its purpose; aim to be objective when looking at every situation and always be cautious before judging it.
So you see, never misjudge any circumstances occurring in your life right now as good or bad until the right time. Everything has their proper time of revelation to determine its benefit or harm. The whole purpose of Jesus' first coming is to fulfill the will of God. He came to suffer for humanity and in doing so, gave us an opportunity to receive peace, healing, deliverance, salvation, forgiveness of sins and most important of all, access to heaven through Him alone. Thus, I would urge you to begin looking at every situation and evaluate their value in your life. I believe they all serve a purpose and let us choose to submit them under God's purpose. You'll see, you will never be the same again having this mindset.


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Q: Why do I get different font sizes? I have tried to make a small page mobile friendly with Skeleton (Link), but it fails completely, at least in on Android. I include the first tow css files from Skeleton in my page. There is no other css in the page at the moment.
Looking at the page in my desktop browsers I see no problem. However in my mobile the font size in the first class="sixteen columns" div p is much smaller than in the following div p.
I can see no other differences between them so I have no clue to what is happening. Please look at the page here:
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I see the same font-size difference in Chrome, Firefox and Opera on Android.
If I just include base.css - which is the file in Skeleton handling font-size - I see no problems. However when I include the second file, skeleton.css - which does not mention fonts - the problem with the different font sizes appear.
Here is a link to skeleton.css:
css link
I would be glad if someone could explain what is happening. I have no clue right now.
(Skeleton has been mentioned some times here on Stackoverflow, precisely for what I want to do, i.e. make pages that works both at the desktop and in a mobile. And Skeleton is very simple so I thought it was fit for my purpuse. BTW skeleton seems abondoned, but that is not relevant here.)


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Q: How dumb can MVP Views really be? I'm trying to learn MVP, but something eludes me; if the Presenter uses the view as an interface, then the View cannot be just a simple rendering of controls. Imagine trying to write a typing-practice game, where words are randomly generated into the UI and the user must type the words as they fall down the screen.
So the view is going to have methods like:
public interface View {
    addWord(String word, double x, double y); // or possibly (Word word)
    moveWord(String word, double distance);
    removeWord(String word);
    setScore(int score);
    registerKeyListener(KeyListener listener);
    // other stuff
}

But ultimately the VIEW is going to have to be responsible for creating custom controls. A lot of code is omitted here, but hopefully this is enough to illustrate what I mean. Example:
public class SwingView {
    private JPanel thePanel;

    private Map<String, WordComponent> currentWords = new HashMap<>();

    public SwingView() {
        thePanel = new JPanel(new WordLayout());
        // other stuff
    }

    public void addWord(String word, double x, double y) {
        WordComponent newWord = new WordComponent(word);
        currentWords.put(word, newWord);
        Point2D.Double point = new Point2D.Double(x, y);
        thePanel.add(newWord, point);
    }

    public void removeWord(String word) {
        WordComponent theWord = currentWords.get(theWord);
        thePanel.remove(theWord);
    }
}

Already the View implementation has logic going on. It's maintaining a Map of its WordComponents. I have two classes of my own here, WordLayout implements LayoutManager2, and WordComponent extends JLabel (or something else, but that would be even MORE code).
In theory, the presenter should know nothing about Swing, so I can unit test with a mock that maybe logs to the console or something. But simply managing the Swing objects is a job into itself. Or, what if I wanted to transform this application into a Tomcat Webpage. Now class ServletView is managing the AJAX calls that move the words around. Which has a dependency on the AJAX framework, which is even more work offloaded to the View.
Summary: Are View implementations supposed to have "logic" that manage their own components?
Followup: The code I wrote above probably won't even be responsive, because the Model and the Presenter aren't working on the Event Dispatch thread (or, they are, which is probably worse). Where does the code that hands off display updates to the Event Dispatch thread go? Or, should the Presenter be on the Event Dispatch thread?
Edit: One idea just occurred to me. Having a platform-specific sub-presenter that is aware of implementation details like whether you're using Swing or something else.
Edit2: Still another question, based on @DuncanJones answer. Imagine I wanted to put logic to make the game resizeable and scale the size of everything based on the new size. Would that logic be in the View, or in the Presenter?

A: The View component must contain sufficient logic to display the interface to the user. Depending upon the framework used, there can be quite a bit of code in the View. The important thing is to ensure business logic lies in the Presenter.
Regarding your secondary query, all Presenter methods will be invoked on the EDT when the View calls them (in the case of Swing). Unless the action required by the Presenter is trivial, I would immediately kick off a background thread to complete the work. That thread will update the View when completed using SwingUtilities.invokeLater().
In fact, to avoid being tied to Swing, I tend to pass my own EventDispatcher class to each Presenter. This is an interface with the same methods as SwingUtilities. I can then substitute in a different class if necessary.
Side note: this can make unit-testing the Presenter with JUnit difficult, because the Presenter method (and the unit test) will complete before the background thread does. I tend to construct each Presenter with an Executor that is responsible for running the background threads. Then, in a unit test environment, I pass in a special Executor implementation that immediately executes the run() method on the same thread. This ensures the unit tests are single-threaded. Example:
public class SingleThreadExecutor implements Executor {
  @Override
  public void execute(Runnable command) {
    command.run();
  }
}

A: The point of the different flavors of the MVP pattern is to decouple business logic from view logic. Considering that, it's totally fine for having a view which contains a lot of display logic. There are some caveats there though:
Do not use your widgets as data store. The purpose of widgets  is to present stuff or to receive input. The presenter and the model are responsible for holding on to state. If the view is stateful, the presenter should be be aware of it and coordinate it. For example, the window size is the view's concern most of the time. But if it is to be persisted to some user settings file, the presenter has to be involved.
There is no requirement that the view is a single, monolithic class. There just has to be a object implementing the interface that the presenter expects, and someone generating the events. For example, Swing uses components like TableModel where the code for specifying the data presentation can be put in. Furthermore, JavaFX and Android make it possible to cut down a lot on the boilerplate code to set up the view.
Events have to be processed in the right thread of course. You could use an event bus which can be told to do the right thing, or pass an ExecutorService into each view. Also, each method to be called by the presenter must offload work to the framework's preferred thread. Better keep that concern out of the presenter, else it will become difficult to test it. The Right Thing To Do depends on the framework.


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package io.getquill

import com.twitter.finagle.Postgres
import com.twitter.finagle.Postgres.{ Client, CustomTypes }
import com.twitter.finagle.postgres.PostgresClient
import com.twitter.finagle.postgres.values._
import com.twitter.finagle.service.RetryPolicy
import com.typesafe.config.Config

import scala.util.Try

case class FinaglePostgresContextConfig(config: Config) {
  def host: String = config.getString("host")
  def username: String = config.getString("user")
  def password: Option[String] = Try(config.getString("password")).toOption
  def database: String = config.getString("database")
  def useSsl: Boolean = Try(config.getBoolean("useSsl")).getOrElse(false)
  def hostConnectionLimit: Int = Try(config.getInt("hostConnectionLimit")).getOrElse(1)
  def numRetries: Int = Try(config.getInt("numRetries")).getOrElse(4)
  def customTypes: Boolean = Try(config.getBoolean("customTypes")).getOrElse(false)
  def customReceiveFunctions: PartialFunction[String, ValueDecoder[T] forSome { type T }] =
    ValueDecoder.decoders orElse { case "noop" => ValueDecoder.unknown }
  def binaryResults: Boolean = Try(config.getBoolean("binaryResults")).getOrElse(false)
  def binaryParams: Boolean = Try(config.getBoolean("binaryParams")).getOrElse(false)

  private def clientSimple: Client = Postgres.Client()
    .withCredentials(username, password)
    .database(database)
    .withCustomReceiveFunctions(customReceiveFunctions)
    .withSessionPool.maxSize(hostConnectionLimit)
    .withBinaryResults(binaryResults)
    .withBinaryParams(binaryParams)
    .withRetryPolicy(RetryPolicy.tries(numRetries))

  private def clientCustomTypes: Client =
    if (!customTypes) clientSimple.withDefaultTypes() else clientSimple.configured(CustomTypes(None))

  private def clientWithSSL: Client = if (useSsl) clientCustomTypes.withTransport.tls else clientCustomTypes

  def client: PostgresClient = clientWithSSL
    .newRichClient(host)
}

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Yet anoter ORM for python.
It is very lightweight ORM, only for SQLite.
Syntax is very similar to Django


Part of our Lucky Remade collection, the Lucky Pins Jean was made to wear high on the waist to achieve that effortless cool girl fit. This one-of-a-kind creation is inspired by pre-loved denim. A vintage cut high-rise with a straight leg, our Lucky Pins takes note from retro pin-up fits and makes your bum look pretty killer too.


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Ben Mims, the food editor at Saveur Magazine, shares his go-to recipe for busy days. This simple yet delicious dish, can be made quickly just for two or scaled to share with a large group. To see the story behind this recipe and more, visit reclaimthekitchen.com.


While it may be a distinct day because of the date, the NBA Odds are scarce this evening with only four games. However I think I have found some value in a couple of these games, and after posting a 2-0 record last night in my NBA Picks, let's see if I can follow it up with another couple of victories.
These two teams couldn't have had more opposite starts to the season, and now things are starting to turn around. The Wizards started the year 0-3 SU, then won two games including at home versus Brooklyn. They lost a stellar performance in Oklahoma City 106-105 on Sunday, and now the Wizards are +5 ½ underdogs heading into Dallas tonight.
Dallas started the year hot from the floor, but they have cooled a lot since then, and they are starting to come back down to earth, losing two of their last three games. Rick Carlisle has done a great job with this group, but they aren't -5 ½ points better than the Wizards by a long shot. I have them as a -2 ½ favorite in this one, and I am happy to back Washington with my sports picks.
The Wizards are as good or better offensively than the Mavs because they are much more balanced. After Monta Ellis and Dirk Nowitzki, the Mavs' scoring consistency drops off tremendously, and if you're like me, I don't think Ellis can keep up his 23 points per game pace he has through seven games. The Wizards have five guys who average double figures, and Martell Webster should be there by the end of the season, making the scoring load much more balanced.
Washington is 3-1 ATS on the road this season, and they are once again undervalued away from home tonight. I think the Wizard defense is the better than Dallas', although they haven't showed it yet, and as long as both Ellis and Nowitzki don't kill them, I see them covering, and maybe winning outright. The Wizards are 3-1 ATS in their last four games against the Mavs, and they are once again 3-1 ATS in their last four games in Dallas.
After playing last night in Portland, the young Detroit Pistons head down the west coast to play the Warriors in the Oracle. The NBA Odds have the Warriors as -9 favorites, however I am more interested in the total, which sits at 201 points tonight. Detroit gave up 109 to the Blazers last night in a 109-103 loss, and I fully expect the Warriors to get as many or more than that tonight.
Maurice Cheeks' team has not been the defensive presence some thought they would be so far this season, giving up around 102 points per game through six games. After playing last night, things likely won't improve for this team, despite it still being early in the season.
Golden State also has been solid on defense so far (I mistakenly said they are giving up 102 points per game in the video, but I meant to say they are scoring 102 per game so far) and they are ranked 11th in scoring to start the season. I fully expect them to take advantage of a slightly tired Pistons team, and despite their defense, I think the Pistons can create some mismatches on Golden State tonight, enough to get into the upper 90s. It could be a blow out, but I think that helps our cause even more on a low total tonight.
The Pistons so far are now 2-0 cashing the over on the road this season, and 5-1 at cashing over this season. The over has also hit the last three times these two teams have met. I see a fast paced game, and a final score of around 110-96.


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The Super Bowl may not be as super as a year ago -- in terms of viewers -- but what viewers it will get will be more interested in what marketers have to say.
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Last year's Super Bowl game between the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts hit a record of 106 million viewers -- the highest viewing ever for any television program. This was up from from 98.7 million in 2009.
But the poll noted there was a 6% point gain to 54% of those polled who plan to tune in for the commercials as much as the game. And it's assumed that this demo will be somewhat likely to discuss commercials on social networks. This figure rose from 48% in 2010.
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I saw something very poignant and sad on the way to work this morning.
Even on my short journey, the auto-rickshaw goes past quite a few rubbish dumps. They're generally on a street corner, or a plot of empty land. Not really official dumps, but just a place used by the people who live and work in the area as a place to put their garbage. There are almost always rag pickers there too, sifting through the rubbish to find anything that has a value or that can be recycled.
This morning I saw a young lad, around 7 years old, with the typical rag picker's white sack over his shoulder. Even though it was only half full, it looked much too large for such a small boy. While carrying his sack, he was also playing with an old tyre and a stick, wheeling it along the road in the way that a child in a Victorian etching might be "trundling a hoop".
I see little street kids every day, and often they're playing — tyres are very popular, and usually they're chasing one down the road at high speed with a big grin on their face. Flying a small diamond-shaped paper kite is another favourite. I also see older kids working every day, whether they're selling street food from a stall, helping their dhobi-wala father with the ironing, or even working on a construction site. (Child labour is illegal in India, but still widespread.) And the ubiquitous poverty in India is something I've written about many times, and by now I should be getting used to seeing it every day.
But there was something about seeing this little boy, playing happily enough but nevertheless scraping a living from piles of rubbish in the street, that was just absolutely heart-breaking.
I spent the rest of the journey stupefied, with a huge lump in my throat.


Discussion in 'Reproduction manufacturers' started by Shawn Ali, Oct 29, 2018.
If it helps I'll pull out my Aero D-1 and photo that all around for y'all.
Shawn Ali, Bombing IP and ties70 like this.
I really appreciate Shawn's work - I meanwhile also ordered 2 jackets from him but from the perspective of AERO would be providing their research to get a decent copy of a D1 to someone else.
Forwarding pics of a original WW2 specimen would be more "gentleman" like from my perspective.
Flightengineer, Ken at Aero Leather, Shawn Ali and 2 others like this.
That's a reasonable approach . Also a WWII D1 is the best place to start. Why incorporate possible mistakes by other manufacturers.
Ken at Aero Leather and Shawn Ali like this.
I am not sure if there is some kind of misunderstanding on my side.
The whole point of this D-1 idea was to find out if Fivestar can deliver a decent but still individual shearling jacket, based on the "simple" pattern of the D-1 model...nothing less but nothing more. At least for me it was never about copying one special maker.
People started contributing ideas, pointed Shawn towards freely accessible information, given on websites for example, or shared their personal experience.
Do you think that this is "unfair provision of knowledge and research of other makers" already?
If yes, we could start at the beginning, telling Fivestar "Hey, we expect you to make us a D-1, equal to the big names. But we won't tell you how and we won't tell you where to get that information. Oh, and we want it before Christmas and for a fraction of the prices the other makers demand! "
If no, where is the difference between showing Shawn where to find the information on the internet or posting pictures of your own jacket.. Which is what Zoomer suggested.
Again, we are not talking about getting an Aero reproduction dissected, measured, photographed and what else to bring to the market a clone of Aero's product... Please correct me if I am wrong here, but that was never the intention, not from the members here and I am pretty sure also not from Shawn.
Shawn's company makes shearling jackets already and we asked him to make us a military looking one... Nothing more... At least for me!
So, ich hoffe Du hast noch schöne Tage am Strand. Hier wird es eklig!
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As much as I like your idea or the thought of an exact WWII Contract copy made by Shawn for an absolute steal price... This is not gonna happen. I don't think it is their focus or business model at FS. Shawn sees a business opportunity by expanding their product portfolio and he might personally even be turning into one of us nerds.
But I do not see FS as a competitor to Aero, GW, ELC...and so on.
What we can expect is the best value for our money... Which is - in this case - fine with me.
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Fair enough and I agree with your point.
My thoughts were when you're just starting out producing a repro , why incorporate the mistakes of others by using one of their jackets as a "go by " copy when you can use an original and adjust it as you see fit to whatever standards you want to employ.
BTW For the record I'm a fan of Shawn's efforts to produce quality reduced cost jackets.
Off course if Shawn does not get support he will go wrong and no one finally will be satisfied.
None the "customers" coz they will not get a decent jacket and also not Shawn coz he will not get rewarded for his efforts with enough orders.
I was referring to the fact to simply send details of another jacket repro-manufacturer who spent time and effort in research.
Yeah - i'm also after a reasonable priced D1 and as you know I already placed orders for 2 jacke at 5* and will place more how could I then not accept he is getting support about any details. If I would be more in all the "nuts and bolts" of a D1 I would share my knowledge off course.
Hope I clarified the situation and made my point of view more clear.
OK, I will refrain from sending pix of my Aero. Considering they are a going concern, it is not just another design, but their intellectual property.
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Sorry man, if I made you look like an a **, the real a** was on this side of the ocean.
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There might be some problem in pasting the proper link Please find my new D-1 Thread in reproduction manufactures.
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China expressed fears that US military action in Syria would cause a spike in oil prices and slow the world's economy.
The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) are often anti-intervention. As rising world economies, they feel they suffered from imperial interventions themselves. They do not want the Syria attack by the US.
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Articles of Faith est un groupe de punk hardcore américain, originaire de Chicago, dans l'Illinois. Principalement actif entre 1981 et 1985, le groupe se réunit très sporadiquement entre 1991 et 1992, puis en 2010.

Biographie
Les derniers travaux du groupe sont crédités comme d'un niveau supérieur, et pour avoir lancé le style musical emo. À l'origine, il est conçu comme un cover band reprenant des chansons de Springsteen et The Clash sous le nom de Direct Drive. Ils changent de nom après que Vic Bondi ait visité Washington, D.C. en 1981, et assisté à un concert des Bad Brains qu'il décrit d'. AoF joue un style musical influencé par le funk, le reggae et le jazz, et écrit des paroles décrivant les difficultés à trouver la liberté dans une société de consommation. Le batteur Bill Richman (surnommé Virus X), membre du Parti communiste révolutionnaire, quitte brièvement le groupe en 1984 qui commençait à se consacrer à la politique, puis revient pour enregistrer In this Life. Bondi quittera déjà Chicago à la séparation du groupe en 1985 ; In this Life est publié deux ans plus tard.

La formation originelle se réunit pour une tournée européenne en 1991. Leur dernier concert est enregistré et publié dans la série des Your Choice Live. En 2010, Articles of Faith se réunit encore, cette fois pour le Riot Fest de Chicago, et enregistre un nouvel EP.

Membres
 Vic Bondi - chant, guitare
 Dave Shield - basse, chant
 Bill Richman (Virus X) - batterie
 Dorian Tajbakhsh - guitare
 Joe Scuderi - guitare

Discographie
 1982 : What We Want Is Free (EP)
 1983 : Wait - Wasteland (EP trois titres)
 1984 : Give Thanks
 1987 : In This Life
 2010 : New Normal Catastrophe (EP)

Albums posthumes
 1991 : Core
 1992 : Give Thanks
 1994 : Your Choice Live Series 022
 2002 : AoF Complete Vol. 1 et AoF Complete Vol. 2

Apparitions
 1982 : Buried Alive et False Security, sur la compilation Master Tape
 1984 : Five O'Clock, sur la compilation The Middle of America
 1985 : Up Against The Wall, sur la compilation P.E.A.C.E.
 2003 : Buy this War et American Dreams, sur la compilation Fortunate Son
 2006 : Bad Attitude sur le documentaire American Hardcore

Notes et références

Liens externes
  de Vic Bondi

 Suburban Voice Interview - Articles of Faith interview from 1984

Groupe américain de punk hardcore
Groupe américain de punk rock
Groupe musical formé en 1981
Groupe musical séparé
Groupe musical de Chicago
Groupe de rock de l'Illinois


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Q: On Sierpinski's Conjecture The statement of Sierpinski's Conjecture is 'for every integer $n>1$, there exist three integers $a,b,c$ such that $\frac{5}{n}=\frac{1}{a}+\frac{1}{b}+\frac{1}{c}$
Would this conjecture be proved if we could show this for every prime number n ?
If this is true, how do we prove this?


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Q: Mysql pivot table with non-count Originally asked at Query based on column values in row.
I have the sqlfiddle at http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/362f1cd/2.
I have a customer table containing columns like id, name, mobile, email and a weekly summary table which has columns like id, customerid, day_of_week, type_of_food, name_of_food. The type_of_food column has values like breakfast, lunch, dinner, protein, snack, etc (can be n kind).
What i need is a report like

Customer Name, Mobile, Email, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast2, Snack1, Snack2, ... (can be upto n)
Acc1, Mob1, Email1, name_of_breakfast_food, name_of_lunch_food, name_of_dinner_food, ...
  Acc2, Mob2, Email2, name_of_breakfast_food, name_of_lunch_food, name_of_dinner_food, ...

Please keep in mind that there can be multiple type of food in the same day, like 2 breakfasts and 3 snacks for one account.
Please note that the question @ MySQL pivot row into dynamic number of columns only helps in getting the count of elements (type_of_food), while I need them separate (and the values from name_of_lunch_food) in case there are 2 entries (even of the same type).
Edit: Adding expected result based on the sqlfiddle

Name, Mobile, Email, Day, Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Snack1, Dinner, Snack2
acc1, 1234, acc1@yopmail.com, Mon, Eggs, Fries, Rice, Apple, Bread, Curd
acc1, 1234, acc1@yopmail.com, Tue, Bread, - , - , - , Milk, -
acc2, 2345, acc2@yopmail.com, Mon, Eggs, Fries, Rice, Apple, Bread, -
acc2, 2345, acc2@yopmail.com, Tue, - , Curd, Bread, - , Milk, -

A: I would use group_concat function:
SELECT c.id, c.name, c.email, w.day_of_week,
    group_concat(CASE WHEN w.type_of_food = 'Breakfast' THEN w.name_of_food END ) As breakfests,
    group_concat(CASE WHEN w.type_of_food = 'Snack' THEN w.name_of_food END ) As Snacks,
    group_concat(CASE WHEN w.type_of_food = 'Lunch' THEN w.name_of_food END ) As Lunches,
    group_concat(CASE WHEN w.type_of_food = 'Dinner' THEN w.name_of_food END ) As Dinners
FROM customer c
JOIN weekly_report w ON c.id = w.customerid
GROUP BY c.id, c.name, c.email, w.day_of_week

Demo: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/362f1cd/3
| id | name |            email | day_of_week | breakfests |           Snacks | Lunches | Dinners |
|----|------|------------------|-------------|------------|------------------|---------|---------|
|  1 | acc1 | acc1@yopmail.com |         Mon |       Eggs | Fries,Apple,Curd |    Rice |   Bread |
|  1 | acc1 | acc1@yopmail.com |         Tue |      Bread |           (null) |  (null) |    Milk |
|  2 | acc2 | acc2@yopmail.com |         Mon |       Eggs |      Fries,Apple |    Rice |   Bread |
|  2 | acc2 | acc2@yopmail.com |         Tue |     (null) |             Curd |   Bread |    Milk |


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Q: what's wrong with this trigger(MySQL)? Schema:
Customer(cid, cname, caddress, cphone, balance)
Movie(mid, title, genre, year)
Branch(bid, bname, baddress)
Copy(copyid, mid, bid)
Rented(cid, copyid, outdate, returndate, cost)

Write statements for updating the database when a customer returns a movie, that is, for updating the rental record and reducing the credit balance in the customer record. Assume that the cost of the rental is $3 for the first day plus $1 for each additional day.
trigger I wrote:
DELIMITER $$
CREATE TRIGGER update_returndate AFTER UPDATE ON rented
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
    IF (new.returndate is not null)
    THEN
        UPDATE customer
        SET balance = balance - (3 + (new.returndate - old.outdate))
        where cid = new.cid;
    END IF;
END$$
DELIMITER ;

Error reported: none
Problem : Running endlessly


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var appConstants = {
    GITHUB_USER_BIO: "GITHUB_USER_BIO",
    GITHUB_USER_REPOS: "GITHUB_USER_REPOS",
    GITHUB_CHANGE_USER: "GITHUB_CHANGE_USER",
    FIREBASE_HOST: "https://reactweekml.firebaseio.com",
    ADD_NOTE: "ADD_NOTE",
    CHANGE_USER: "CHANGE_USER"
};

module.exports = appConstants;


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Meat and Poultry Industry News
Perdue's Schulenburg, Texas, associates achieve safety milestone
Associates at Perdue Foods' production facility in Schulenburg, Texas, have achieved a significant safety milestone by completing more than one year without an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recordable incident. June 1, 2020 was the one-year mark for the injury-free milestone at the Schulenburg plant, which employs 75 associates who produce Perdue's Spot Farms and Full Moon pet treat products.
OSHA defines a recordable incident as one that requires medical treatment beyond first aid, as well as one that causes days away from work, restricted work or transfer to another job, loss of consciousness or death.
"At Perdue, we have an industry-leading safety program, but it takes the engagement and commitment of all of our associates to make it successful," said Jeff Beckman, Vice President of Operations for Premium Prepared Foods. "Our value of teamwork guides our culture of maintaining a safe and secure environment for our associates. Combined with the extra safety measures we have implemented in our operations amid the COVID-19 pandemic, our focus remains on ensuring our associates return home safely at the end of each workday."
Perdue has a standard, companywide safety program that encourages active associate participation and input. Associates take part in safety committees, which meet regularly to discuss safety issues, as well as perform safety inspections before the start of each work shift. Associates have the authority to stop production or prevent start-up if any unsafe conditions exist. In addition, every associate attends safety awareness training and is encouraged to look for and report any potential hazard.
According to statistics released by the U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics, during their most recently reported year in 2019, the OSHA recordable incident case rate for all Texas goods-producing industries combined was 1.90 per 100 workers.
According to those same Bureau of Labor statistics, the nationwide OSHA recordable incident case rate for all goods-producing industries combined for that same year was 3.40 per 100 workers annually, while Perdue's company wide rate during that year was 1.90 per 100 associates. As of June 2020, Perdue's OSHA recordable incident case rate was 1.56 per 100 associates.
To learn more about the extensive safety measures Perdue Farms has implemented to protect its associates during COVID-19, click here.
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