I recently researched the current state of efforts to address human trafficking and forced labor (herein referred to as human rights violations) in the global fisheries industry, efforts to promote sustainable fisheries, and synergies among them. The goal was to identify opportunities to develop a system solution to combat human rights and promote sustainable practices throughout the global fisheries industry – two very worthy causes.
The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) estimates that nearly 30 percent of global fish stocks are depleted, over-exploited or in recovery.
The extent of abuses and dismal conditions that human rights victims are subject to on fishing vessels are considered among the worst.
As many of you know, much of my work centers on developing or implementing systems to improve impacts or conditions of production (e.g. cotton, biofuels, conflict minerals) through complex supply chains and business realities. I often contend that the complexity of the supply chain increases with every new supply chain I encounter. Fisheries presents a new and somewhat daunting complexity because of the global scale of the origin (the world's oceans, lakes, rivers and, increasingly, aquaculture) and the limited and largely uncoordinated monitoring and enforcement of international laws in much of the ocean. These factors combine to create a situation that is akin to the wild, wild west – lawless chaos.
With this lawless chaos, fisheries and workers suffer from the ripple effects of Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing – fishing conducted in violation of national laws or internationally agreed upon conservation and management measures in oceans around the world. Experts estimate that IUU fishing accounts for up to a quarter of the world's total catch of wild fish. There are often strong links between IUU fishing and overfishing as well as human rights violations, as the vessels may also be used for the purposes of smuggling migrants or trafficking in persons. Tackling IUU fishing is central to combating human rights abuses and creating more sustainable fisheries.
The existing complex of legal frameworks, jurisdictions, and authorities creates a challenge to enforce international laws. Let me share a little of what I learned about this intricate framework and opportunities to address IUU fishing and associated human rights violations.
Territorial waters extend up to at most 12 nautical miles from the coast. The territorial sea is regarded as the sovereign territory of the state, with sovereignty extending to the seabed below.
Contiguous zones extend up to 12 nautical miles from the outer edge of the territorial waters (and up to 24 nautical miles from the coastline). A state can exert limited control within the contiguous zone to prevent or punish "infringement of its customs, fiscal, immigration or sanitary laws and regulations within its territory or territorial sea."
Exclusive economic zones (EEZs) extend from the outer limit of the territorial waters to a maximum of 200 nautical miles from the coast, including the contiguous zone. A state has control of all economic resources within its EEZ, including fishing. Approximately 90 percent of fish captures take place in EEZs.
High seas (also known as international waters) consist of oceans, seas, and waters beyond EEZs. Ships sailing the high seas are generally under the jurisdiction of the flag State (see below). Other nations can exercise jurisdiction when a ship is involved or suspected to be involved in certain criminal acts, including engaging in the slave trade.
Several governing bodies monitor and act in fisheries. The International Maritime Organisation, International Labor Organization, and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Fisheries and Aquaculture Department lead efforts on the prevention of marine pollution, safety of fishers and fishing vessels, and fisheries management, respectively. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime, INTERPOL Fisheries Crime Working Group, and OECD High Seas Task Force address IUU fishing. Many conventions and international agreements that promote responsible fishing and legal activities in maritime industries are in place (see a few of them in figure below). Unfortunately, fishing vessels are exempt from many of these and other helpful instruments.
Authorities responsible for enforcing international laws in these zones consist of flag States, port States, Regional Fisheries Bodies, and Regional Fisheries Management Organizations.
Flag States: Under UNCLOS, every country has the right to register ships and to permit them to fly their flag. The flag State of a commercial vessel is the state under whose laws the vessel is registered or licensed. The flag State has primary responsibility for regulating vessel activities and enforcing laws on board fishing vessels.
Long distance fishing operators that are organized in transnational corporations can manipulate frameworks by registering their vessels in flag States that differ from that of the ship's owners and that do not properly enforce international laws. This practice is commonly called "flag of convenience." Ships are often registered under flags of convenience to reduce operating costs or avoid the regulations of the owner's country.
Port States: Port State Control is responsible for the inspection of foreign ships in other national ports to ensure compliance with international safety laws and labor standards and to see that the vessel is manned and operated in compliance with applicable international law.
Regional Fisheries Bodies (RFBs): RFBs are instruments that enable states and organizations to work together to conserve, manage, and develop fisheries. RFBs can be Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMOs, see below), Advisory Bodies or Scientific Bodies. There are currently 44 RFBs worldwide, 20 of which are RFMOs.
Regional Fisheries Management Organizations: RFMOs are intergovernmental fisheries organizations that are responsible for managing fishery resources in a particular region of international waters or of highly migratory species (e.g. tunas, marlin, sailfish, sharks, swordfish). RFMOs are tasked with the inspection and management of documentation required of fishing vessels, employers, vessel operators, and owners, among other duties.
Monitoring vessels and personnel on fishing vessels is a top priority to combat IUU and related criminal activities. Progress is being made to pressure commercial fishing boats (weighing over 1,000 gross tons) to obtain a Unique Vessel Identifier (UVI) system and to develop a Global Record of Fishing Vessels, Refrigerated Transport Vessels, and Supply Vessels (referred to as Global Record) to enter and track information about shipping vessels, better enabling entities to triangulate information and identify false claims or vessels and operators of concern. These systems would be invaluable in monitoring, controlling, and combating IUU fishing, human trafficking and forced labor, and improving sustainability in wild fisheries.
The European Union is currently the largest single market for imported fish and fishery products, representing 40 percent of total world imports. The EU recently enacted a regulation to prevent, deter and eliminate IUU fishing. Its implementation has been effective, although there is some displacement of the issue (i.e. IUU fish) to the US and China. This regulation has also led RFMOs to implement stricter monitoring and control mechanisms to prevent IUU fishing and extensive human rights and labor abuses in their fishing grounds.
I believe major buyers in key markets (e.g. EU, US and Japan) will soon be more aware of the existence, scale, and threat that IUU activities pose to their – and the industry's – business and reputation. With the leadership of major buyers, and involvement by all responsible members of the fisheries industry, I am hopeful we can expand existing systems and take a coordinated effort to combat these and other wrongs, despite the fisheries supply chain's complexity and scale. After all, we are simply asking the key producers to respect international laws.
Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch: Wild Seafood.
 Combating Transnational Organized Crime Committed at Sea, 2013.
 The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture 2010, pg. 94.
 Ships, Slaves and Competition, 2000, pg. 88.
 The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture 2010, pg. 16.


I have a scenario, where each user in an ASP.Net application has a user file created under a specific directory when user logs in as in code below.
Then, on every request from that user this same file gets updated with some data. And when user logs out, the user file for that user is deleted.
Each user has a unique file name, which means a file is only accessed by one user at a time and never by multiple users.
I am worried about issues if there are many users creating/writing to files to the same directory in above scenario.
Question: When there are many users logged into the ASP.Net app like 1,000 or more, will the above file handling cause issues? I am guessing there is really no limit on how many files can be created/written to in Windows Server operating system but I may be wrong.
First, you obviously opened up write permissions to the hard drive in order to even create the file, so there is a security concern there if not properly managed. There are file limits in the OS and IIS, but if you haven't hit any of them yet you may already bummed those up. You should turn on logging as well so you can track any errors that may arise. I think one issue maybe the hardware platform, if I recall IIS is capped at 1000 concurrent connections (At least in older versions 6 and maybe 7) I think 8 and 8.5 its been increased.
It doesn't sound like there is much activity being written to the files for each user. How long do the connections stay open/active, before a user leaves the site? If the file is being deleted, what is it being used for? Is it needed still? Maybe switch to a database to store the same info in a table, time stamp it and purge it after a time period.
Personally I think you are ok with a 1000 users but moving over that you might want to consider something different for this logging. There is always a point in time when growth is necessary. Depending on your system and what it is doing this maybe one of them.
"How long do the connections stay open/active, before a user leaves the site?"
The file connection is automatically closed and disposed when using static methods under System.IO.File, which is what I am using. So each line of code that I gave in my question will also automatically close and dispose the file connections immediately, which I think is an advantage of File static methods for reading/writing to files. You can check this at Microsoft's code center at: http://referencesource.microsoft.com/#mscorlib/system/io/file.cs,1c7421e464f67b7e. These static methods of File.IO use a StreamReader or StreamWriter behind the scenes within a using block, so even if exceptions occur the file connection is closed and disposed automatically.
"If the file is being deleted, what is it being used for? Is it needed still?"
The file is only needed while the user is logged and it's used to store some user related information for his/her current session. Once the user has logged out the file is useless, and that is why when user logs out this file is deleted.
I was asking from the user experience perspective. How long does the user need to have the file available.
"If the file is being deleted, what is it being used for? Is it needed still?" This is what cookies are for, why are you writing them to your server?
The user file is only needed for the duration for user session. As soon as user logs out the file is deleted.
1000 is not a problem. Just make sure your app doesn't deal directly with this file location. Then you'll always be able to use a random folder name (0 to 255 or whatever) to spread those files in subfolders if really needed one day without having to change your main code.
Well, 1000 should not be an issues but 10000 trying to write to a server would be. You could still encrypt the cookies which is still the correct wayto handle this.
there a tons of other links on the web. Short of using cookies you should store data in a database on the server and delete it when done.
Why no credit for the help? The answer you marked does not resolve your issue. It suggests a random folder count from 0 to 255, that does not meet your 1000 concurrent connection requirement. I don't understand why the acceptance on that answer.


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Everybody has a story to tell. What makes yours more compelling? More sellable? Good enough to make into a movie? Since you're probably not Lady Gaga or JJ Watt, readers will not be waiting with baited breath for your story to hit the bookstores. But if you have a burning desire to write your memoir, do it. Don't let lack of fame stop you.
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Do: Write your own story as you remember it.
Don't: Ask your siblings, parents, or relatives for advice, opinions, or their memories. If to you, Uncle Frank made Idi Amin seem nice, but reminded your brother of Nelson Mandela, your brother can write his own memoir.
Do: Write from your heart.
Don't: Worry if readers won't understand. They will.
Don't: Lie to yourself. So if you're hiding something too painful to elaborate on, maybe a memoir isn't for you. But few have a storybook life. We learn from our mistakes, and in most cases are better for it—especially after we write about it.
Do: Be conventional. Like any great page-turner, for your story to be compelling and riveting, it must have a beginning, middle, and end.
Don't: Include the boring stuff like what you did on a summer vacation.
Do: Read some of the best memoirs. They didn't make it to the bestseller list for nothing.
Don't: Get discouraged if your story doesn't seem to pass muster. Just focus on good writing and storytelling.
Do: Keep your spirits up and think positive.
Don't: Worry about not being famous. Most hadn't heard of Frank McCourt before his memoir was published.
PS: Next week's newsletter gives a peek at two upcoming and captivating memoirs from Cave Art Press: Long Journey to the Rose Garden: An Italian-American Odyssey by John Tursi and Thelma Palmer; and Cigarette Diaries by Frank Pratt.


Otto Warmbier's father Fred earlier told reporters that his son was lured to North Korea, as other US tourists have been, by tour groups run out of China.
Suffering from severe brain damage, Otto Warmbier died in his hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Chicago, United States: Otto Warmbier, the US college student imprisoned for more than a year by North Korea and sent back home in a coma that proved fatal, will be buried Thursday in his home state of Ohio.
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Q: Is it possible to implement OOP in this case? I am making a simple website that displays products stored in the database.
There are a few categories and each category has a few products under it.
I was thinking about making a class for each product type and then display it on the page.
Example database table:
product_id |     name     |   category  |  color  | quantity
    1      |    apple     |    fruits   |  green  |   10
    2      |    potat     |  vegetables |  brown  |   3
    3      |  strawberry  |    fruits   |   red   |   7

Now I fetch only the fruits and I want to display them on the website, with an option to modify/delete them from the page later if needed.
Does it make sense to use OOP in this case?
I want to be able to update the information using an object. Or create a new type of product. For example changing stock quantity for an object:
//SQL query to fetch all fruits here
while ($row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) {
    echo $row['quantity'];
}

The problem is that when I fetched all the objects, I did not store them in a variable, so there is no way to declare "$apple=new Fruit()" for example, so I can't use OOP, although it really looks like a good idea to use OOP here so that I can implement methods such as quantity updating methods:
$apple->set_quantity(20); when a user wants to update the number of apples he has.
Is there still some way to use OOP here?

A: In (PHP) applications using a database to manage state it's common practice to map an object class to your database table in order to interact with its data in an OOP manner.
So for your table you would implement a Product class for your product table such as:
class Product
{
    private int $id;

    private string $name;

    private string $category;

    private string $color;

    private int $quantity;

    public function __construct(int $id, string $name, string $category, string $color, int $quantity)
    {
        $this->id = $id;
        $this->name = $name;
        $this->category = $category;
        $this->color = $color;
        $this->quantity = $quantity;
    }

    public function getId(): int
    {
        return $this->id;
    }

    public function getName(): string
    {
        return $this->name;
    }

    public function getCategory(): string
    {
        return $this->category;
    }

    public function getColor(): string
    {
        return $this->color;
    }

    public function getQuantity(): int
    {
        return $this->quantity;
    }

    public function setQuantity(int $quantity): void
    {
        $this->quantity = $quantity;
    }
}

Then you will commonly query the Product objects using queries like:
SELECT * FROM product WHERE category = "fruits"

Which allow your to hydrate these Product objects using the query results:
$products = [];
while ($row = $stmt->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)) {
    $id = $row['id'];
    $name = $row['name'];
    $category = $row['category'];
    $color = $row['color'];
    $quantity = $row['quantity'];
    $products[] = new Product($id, $name, $category, $color, $quantity);
}

The resulting Product objects "represent" your database data from an OOP point of view:
$product->setQuantity(123);
$product->getQuantity(); // 123

You would still have to implement means to persist Product objects back to your database however!

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Staples founder Thomas Stemberg dies at 66
By Taryn Luna Globe Correspondent,October 23, 2015, 11:53 a.m.
Thomas Stemberg, the founder of Staples, outside the Staples.com offices in 2000.(Globe staff/File)
Thomas G. Stemberg, who cofounded Staples Inc. and invented the office superstore, died Friday at his home in Chestnut Hill, two years after he was diagnosed with gastric cancer. He was 66.
Intense and driven, he was credited with revolutionizing the way office products were sold, creating a chain that now has $22.5 billion in annual revenue and more than 2,000 stores, and at one point employed as many as 91,000 people.
He came up with the idea for Staples while driving around in search of a printer ribbon on a Sunday afternoon during the Fourth of July weekend in 1985. He had just been fired as an executive at a supermarket company and needed the ribbon to finish a proposal for a new business. Most stores were closed and his struggle to find the right ribbon led him to an industry changing concept: the office superstore, a one-stop shop for business supplies.
With the backing of Bain Capital and its cofounder Mitt Romney, the first Staples store opened in Brighton in 1986. Growing rapidly, Staples took the top spot on the Globe's 1991 list of the 50 fastest-growing companies in the state, with a sales growth rate of 83 percent. Today the company is worth more than $8 billion.
Mr. Stemberg was "an extraordinarily creative and dynamic visionary," Romney said. "Tom is one of the great business leaders of our state and our nation. He was not only the founder, but someone who grew the company to a multibillion-dollar enterprise. He built an industry that employs thousands and thousands of people."
Romney's backing began a long partnership between two men whose fortunes and ambitions became intertwined. The success of Staples became an oft-mentioned business story that Romney told on the campaign trail as he ran for US Senate, Massachusetts governor, and twice for president.
In 2012, Mr. Stemberg spoke at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, trumpeting his friend Romney's contributions to his business dream.
Romney also credited Mr. Stemberg with persuading him to push for health care reform in Massachusetts when he was governor.
Romney recalled that shortly after he was elected, Mr. Stemberg asked him why he ran for governor. Romney said he wanted to help people, and Mr. Stemberg replied that if he really wanted to help, he should give everyone access to health care, which Romney said he hadn't really considered before.
"Without Tom pushing it, I don't think we would have had Romneycare," Romney said. "Without Romneycare, I don't think we would have Obamacare. So without Tom, a lot of people wouldn't have health insurance."
David Mugar, a friend and who had worked with Mr. Stemberg when the Mugar family owned Star Market, recalled that "Tom had a brilliant mind."
"When you work alongside or in very close quarters with someone, you know who is going to advance ahead," Mugar said. "He had his goals set high in life and he was going to go places."
Mr. Stemberg founded Staples with Leo Kahn, who had built the Kahn family's wholesale business into the Purity Supreme grocery chain.
"Leo was an incredibly savvy guy," Mr. Stemberg recalled in a 2011 Globe interview after Kahn died. "He had a huge brain, but he had an even bigger heart."
In 1986, on the day before the first Staples opened, Romney and Kahn showed up unannounced at that first store in Brighton. "I'll never forget the night before we opened the first Staples," Mr. Stemberg recalled in 2011. "People pulled an all-nighter and Leo and Mitt Romney showed up with boxes and boxes of pizza and soda and gave us a pep talk."
Kahn and Mr. Stemberg were Harvard graduates and devoted fans of the university's basketball team. Mr. Stemberg later established an endowment to fund the position of basketball coach Tommy Amaker, who has led the team to four consecutive NCAA tournament entries.
"While he will be rightfully remembered as a brilliant leader and adviser to a number of wildly successful organizations that employ so many, to me he will always be the man who was there for Harvard basketball, supporting the dreams of young athletes who are better people for his generous devotion to the school and to the game," Governor Charlie Baker, who played basketball at Harvard, said in a statement.
Larry Dicara, an attorney, former Boston city councilor, and close family friend, said Mr. Stemberg was a father figure to many young entrepreneurs and cared deeply about his own nine children.
"There was much more to him than founding this company and being this retail genius," DiCara said. "Often the hard-charging businessman is sitting in his room counting his gold. Tom didn't do that. He was extraordinarily charitable in ways that I don't even understand."
Mr. Stemberg, who was chief executive of Staples for 16 years, took the company public in 1989. Ronald L. Sargent succeeded Mr. Stemberg as chief executive in 2002, and became chairman in 2005, when Mr. Stemberg was forced off the company's board.
In a statement Friday, Sargent said Mr. Stemberg was "a friend, mentor, and colleague to many of us."
"His entrepreneurial spirit and legacy will live on through the many people he inspired and the company he created," Sargent added.
Mr. Stemberg's success with Staples didn't always translate into other businesses. In 1998, he founded Zoots, a 24/7 dry-cleaning service that boasted a website on which customers checked the status of orders and scheduled home deliveries. Zoots grew to 75 stores nationally before foundering; it was sold off in pieces in 2008. That same year he cofounded KaBloom, which hoped to become the Staples of florists. The initial vision called for 150 stores nationwide within a few years; today, there are 50 franchises.
After leaving Staples, Mr. Stemberg became a venture capital investor and joined Highland Capital Partners, where he was managing general partner and worked on retail deals including Lululemon Athletica, David's Tea, and City Sports. He also sat on the board of PetSmart.
"I always liked working with startups," Mr. Stemberg told the Globe in 2005 when he joined Highland. "I started Staples because I didn't like working for a big company."
Highland cofounder Bob Higgins, a longtime friend, recalled Stemberg carrying around a worn yellow sticky paper for months with the office superstore concept on it, along with five other retail ideas.
"It was all about vision. Tom had the vision, and he had it around where retail was going more broadly,'' Higgins said Friday. "He was a character. He was very driven."
Born in Newark, N.J., Mr. Stemberg was the only child of Erika and Oscar Stemberg, who were Austrian immigrants. His father, a restaurateur, died when Mr. Stemberg was 11. Mr. Stemberg's mother moved the family back to Vienna, where he lived until college.
Mr. Stemberg received an academic scholarship to attend Harvard College in 1967 to study organic chemistry. He cofounded the Harvard Independent, an alternative campus newspaper. After graduating in 1971, Mr. Stemberg went to Harvard Business School, from which he received a master's in business administration.
Mr. Stemberg started his career in the grocery business, working for the Mugar family and then for Jewel Co., where he became a vice president at 27.
He left the company to run the eastern division of First National Stores, another grocery business. Mr. Stemberg was fired from First National after a disagreement with his bosses, according to his family.
Mr. Stemberg's marriages to Maureen Sullivan and Dola Hamilton ended in divorce. Acrimony over his divorce from Sullivan spilled over into his business dealings when he accused her in a 1997 lawsuit of trying to sabotage a proposed merger between Staples and Office Depot. Romney was called in to testify in that case.
In 2009, Mr. Stemberg married Katherine Chapman. In addition to his wife, he leaves six sons, Rylan Hamilton, Darrell Williams, Thomas McDermott Stemberg, William Stemberg, Clyde Stemberg, and Michael Stemberg; three stepdaughters, Madison Eisler, Meghan O'Gara, and MacKenzie O'Gara; and three grandchildren.
Plans for a service were not immediately available.
In 1996, Mr. Stemberg published "Staples for Success," a book that charted the growth of his company from a business plan to a growing, successful chain.
Years later, he reflected on his approach to business during a 2007 interview with the Globe, a couple of years into his role at Highland.
"My philosophy in approaching a new company with potential is this: I've learned a lot of painful lessons along the way. Let me help you so you don't make the same mistakes I made," he wrote. "It's exciting to try to change an industry and make money at the same time. Even today, when I drive by a Staples or PetSmart in some other part of the world, I feel tremendous pride about how we've maybe changed that particular community and made it better."
Taryn Luna can be reached at taryn.luna@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @TarynLuna. Beth Healy of the Globe staff contributed to this report.
Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the number of consecutive NCAA basketball tournament appearances for Harvard. It is four. It also incorrectly stated the history of Zoots; it was sold off in pieces in 2008.
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Q: update table with prepared statement I'm trying to update my cards table. After the user selects the "update" button it redirects him to the update page where he can see and modify his datas. the problem is, that input fields don't load his datas and also can't update them for some reason. Here's the button on the first page:
<a href="update.php?id=<?php echo $record['id']; ?>" class="btn btn-succes" role="button">Edit

and here's the update page:
<?php
session_start();
define('DB_SERVER', 'localhost');
define('DB_USERNAME', 'root');
define('DB_PASSWORD', '');
define('DB_NAME', 'reg');

/* Attempt to connect to MySQL database */
$mysqli = mysqli_connect(DB_SERVER, DB_USERNAME, DB_PASSWORD, DB_NAME);

// Check connection
if($mysqli === false){
    die("HIBA: Nem sikerült csatlakozni. " . mysqli_connect_error());
}

$stmt = $mysqli -> prepare('UPDATE cards SET name=?, phone=?, phone2=?, email=?, zipcode=?, address=?, job=?, description=?, visibility=?, confirmed=?, userid=?  WHERE id = ?');

if (
    $stmt &&
    $stmt->bind_param('ssssisssiiii', $name, $phone, $phone2, $email, $zipcode, $address, $job, $description, $visibility, $confirmed, $userid, $id)
    &&
    $stmt -> execute() &&
    $result = mysqli_query($mysqli,"SELECT * FROM cards WHERE id='$id'") &&
    $result = $stmt -> get_result()
) {

        $id = $row['id'];
        $name = $row['name'];
        $phone = $row['phone'];
        $phone2 = $row['phone2'];
        $email = $row['email'];
        $zipcode = $row['zipcode'];
        $address = $row['address'];
        $job = $row['job'];
        $description = $row['description'];
        $userid = $_SESSION['userid'];
        echo 'Updated';
    }

 else {
    echo $mysqli -> error;
}
?>
 <form action="update.php" method="post">

Edit Card

Username
<input type="text" name="name" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['name']; ?>">

phone
<input type="text" name="phone" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['phone']; ?>">

phone2
<input type="text" name="phone2" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['phone2']; ?>">

email
<input type="text" name="email" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['email']; ?>">

zipcode
<input type="text" name="zipcode" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['zipcode']; ?>">

address
<input type="text" name="address" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['address']; ?>">

job
<input type="text" name="job" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['job']; ?>">

description
<input type="text" name="description" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $result['description']; ?>">

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" class="buttom">

</form>

and here's where datas coming from:
 $stmt = $conn->prepare("SELECT id, name, phone, phone2, email, zipcode, address, job, description, visibility, confirmed, userid FROM cards WHERE userid= ?");
          $stmt->bind_param("i",$userid);
          $userid = (int) $_SESSION['id'];
          $stmt->execute();
          $result = $stmt->get_result();

            while( $record = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result) ) {
            ?>

<?php echo $record['job']; ?>

                    <?php echo $record['name']; ?>

                      mobile_friendly

                      tel.: <?php echo $record['phone']; ?>

                    <h5 class="card-description"  <?php if(empty($record['phone2'])){echo " style='display: none';"; }?>>

                      mobile_friendly

                      tel2.: <?php echo $record['phone2']; ?>

                    <h5 class="card-description" <?php if(empty($record['email'])){echo " style='display: none';"; }?>>

                        email

                         E-mail: <?php echo $record['email']; ?>

                    <h5 class="card-description" <?php if(empty($record['address'])){echo " style='display: none';"; }?>>

                            location_on

                           Cím: <?php echo $record['address']; ?>

                         Leírás: <?php echo $record['description']; ?>

                  <form action="" method="POST" onsubmit="return confirm('Biztosan törölni szeretné?');">
                     <input value="<?php echo $record['id']; ?>" name="id" style="display: none;">
                     <a href="update.php?id=<?php echo $record['id']; ?>" class="btn btn-succes" role="button">Edit
                     <button type="submit" class="btn btn-danger" name="reject" id="update" style="background-color: red;">Törlés</button>

                  </form>

A: You're missing the code that puts the user input into all the variables that are used in the UPDATE statement. And the update should only be used when the form is submitted, not when you're initially displaying the form.
You need to put the id into the URL in the action attribute of the form, so it knows which ID to update.
<?php
session_start();
define('DB_SERVER', 'localhost');
define('DB_USERNAME', 'root');
define('DB_PASSWORD', '');
define('DB_NAME', 'reg');

/* Attempt to connect to MySQL database */
$mysqli = mysqli_connect(DB_SERVER, DB_USERNAME, DB_PASSWORD, DB_NAME);

// Check connection
if($mysqli === false){
    die("HIBA: Nem sikerült csatlakozni. " . mysqli_connect_error());
}

$id = $_GET['id'];

if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {
    $name = $_POST['name'];
    $phone = $_POST['phone'];
    $phone2 = $_POST['phone2'];
    $email = $_POST['email'];
    $zipcode = $_POST['zipcode'];
    $address = $_POST['address'];
    $job = $_POST['job'];
    $description = $_POST['description'];
    $visibility = $_POST['visibility'];
    $confirmed = $_POST['confirmed'];
    $userid = $_POST['userid'];

    $stmt = $mysqli -> prepare('UPDATE cards SET name=?, phone=?, phone2=?, email=?, zipcode=?, address=?, job=?, description=?, visibility=?, confirmed=?, userid=?  WHERE id = ?');

    if (
        $stmt &&
        $stmt->bind_param('ssssisssiiii', $name, $phone, $phone2, $email, $zipcode, $address, $job, $description, $visibility, $confirmed, $userid, $id) &&
        $stmt -> execute()
        ) {
        echo 'Updated';
    } else {
        echo $mysqli -> error;
    }
}

$getstmt = $mysql->prepare("SELECT * FROM cards WHERE id= ?");
if ($getstmt and
    $getstmt->bind_param('i', $id) and
    $getstmt->execute() and
    $result = $getstmt->get_result() and
    $row = $result->fetch_assoc()
    ) {

    $id = $row['id'];
    $name = $row['name'];
    $phone = $row['phone'];
    $phone2 = $row['phone2'];
    $email = $row['email'];
    $zipcode = $row['zipcode'];
    $address = $row['address'];
    $job = $row['job'];
    $description = $row['description'];
    $userid = $_SESSION['userid'];

    ?>
    <form action="update.php?id=<?php echo $id; ?>" method="post">

    Edit Card

    Username
    <input type="text" name="name" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $name; ?>">

    phone
    <input type="text" name="phone" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $phone; ?>">

    phone2
    <input type="text" name="phone2" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $phone2; ?>">

    email
    <input type="text" name="email" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $email; ?>">

    zipcode
    <input type="text" name="zipcode" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $zipcode; ?>">

    address
    <input type="text" name="address" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $address; ?>">

    job
    <input type="text" name="job" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $job; ?>">

    description
    <input type="text" name="description" class="txtField" value="<?php echo $description; ?>">

    <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" class="buttom">

    </form>
} else {
    echo $mysqli->error;
}


An extremist accused of plotting an attack against Melbourne's anarchists engaged in "preparatory" acts rather than an actual terrorism attempt, a court has heard.
Phillip Michael Galea, 32, appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on Wednesday via video link charged with collecting or making documents to prepare for terrorist acts between November 2015 and August 2016.
Magistrate Charlie Rozencwajg said Galea was charged with plotting, not with attempting to commit an attack.
Galea's defence team requested access to tapes and other prosecution materials.
Magistrate Rozencwajg granted the request amid hopes the case could be expedited.
He said Galea had allegedly engaged in preparatory acts of plotting attacks against various locations inhabited by Melbourne's anarchists and the Melbourne Resistance Centre.
Prosecutors are relying on evidence contained in secretly recorded phone conversations during which Galea allegedly talks to other people about his plans.
Galea allegedly said: "They thought what I was planning before was dangerous. They've got no idea."
Police allege Galea also researched homemade bombs, ballistic armour and guns.
The matter was adjourned until April 28.


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Q: How to get "for or foreach" looping values on return statement as the echo statement get I have this code
$list = ['one', 'two', 'three'];
for ($i = 0; $i < 2; $i++)
  echo $list[$i]; //result : onetwo

$res = ['data' => [
  ['message' => "The number is $list[$i]"]
]];
return $res;
//result
//   {
//     "data": [
//         {
//             "message": "The number is three"
//         }
//     ]
// }

How to get all the $list's values so the result is:
(actually $list's values is data from database).
{
    "data": [
        {
            "message": "The number is one two three"
        }
    ]
}


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Q: asp.net core razor page checkboxes model binding (always false) i have a razor page in asp.net core with the following input tag:
<input asp-for="chkPref" />

in the code-behind i have:
public bool chkPref { get; set; }

so when i run the app, i can confirm in Request.Form that I'm getting...
checkbox checked = {true,false}
checkbox unchecked = {false}
which is expected, according to https://www.learnrazorpages.com/razor-pages/forms/checkboxes (which seems to be the site everyone points to for answers to this issue)
however, that page states that the model binding will figure out that {true,false} is actually true but i'm getting false no matter what.
the website above alludes to the fact that this "just happens"...

If the checkbox is checked, the posted value will be true,false. The
  model binder will correctly extract true from the value. Otherwise it
  will be false.

but that doesn't seem to be working, or at least isn't that obvious how it works.
i'm not exactly sure how you can assign two values (ie - true, false) to a single bool in the first place.
i even tried turning it into a List<bool> but that didn't work either. that throws a whole different set of errors.

A: I believe looking at the Request.Form gives you the raw form data. What you probably want is to leverage form binder:
you can either mark propertes with BindPropertyAttribute or indicate you expect these specific properties as parameters to your OnPost handler (see example below).
Given a razor page
<form method="post">
    <input asp-for="chkPref" />
    @Html.CheckBoxFor(model => model.chkPref2)
    <button>Click</button>
</form>

your code-behind could look like so:
public class IndexModel : PageModel
{
    public bool chkPref { get; set; } // will not get bound

    [BindProperty] // Binder needs to know which properties to work with
    public bool chkPref2 { get; set; }

    public void OnPost(bool chkPref)// PageActionInvoker will pass correct value as parameter
    {
        this.chkPref = chkPref;
    }
}


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Jacksonville could house professional soccer
Jacksonville hasn't regularly hosted professional soccer for nearly 30 years, but mayor Alvin Brown says a return is possible.
By Pete Eich Dec 7, 2012, 8:05pm EST
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Jacksonville mayor Alvin Brown says "there's a lot of interest" in professional soccer returning to Jacksonville, according to the Florida Times-Union. Jacksonville was once host to The Tea Men, members of the North American Soccer League from 1980 to 1982, then the United Soccer League from 1982-1984. They were Jacksonville's first major-league level team.
Brown has long advocated for more sports in Jacksonville, specifically an NBA team, but suggested that a soccer team would be more likely at this point. Jacksonville drew 44,438 fans for a friendly between the U.S. national team and Scotland. Major League Soccer has been enjoying growing success in a number of cities, but Brown said the city might do better to start small. "We may start with a minor-league team then move up," he said. MLS is focused on larger markets, including a second team in the New York market.
The Tea Men had limited success in Jacksonville, with their best result coming in 1983 when they were champions of the United Soccer League.


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Q: No Audio when booting from Windows or vice versa I have an interesting problem that I'm currently stuck on. I'm using Ubuntu 15.10 alongside Windows 10 in a dual-boot system on a 2015 XPS 13. But every time I restart to another OS, my audio stops working.
To fix this issues, I shut down my computer, wait a couple of seconds, then boot again. Sometimes I need to repeat this procedure multiple times before it gets back to normal.
Any ideas what might be the cause of this problem?

A: It is a known bug with the I2S Audio Interface.
For the moment there is no workaround. Just wait for the bug to be fixed (let's hope for Ubuntu 16.04).


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What to Watch on Hulu Max in First Week of April 2022
Ruby ParkApril 22, 2022
Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation season 2
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Monster Family 2: Nobody's Perfect
The Hardy Boys Season 2
Woke Season 2
American Sicario (2022)
The Hating Game (2021)
In a world of crime, lust, deception, and greed, a Southern Baptist church and its surrounding community are firmly set. A family in their own right, Greater Hope Baptist Church and its surrounding community have a long and illustrious history that dates back numerous generations.
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The story of 'Mushoku Tensei' revolves around a 34-year-old unemployed and illiterate guy who is given a literal second shot at life after being resurrected into a magical realm. Before his rebirth, this guy was on the verge of being homeless due to his parents' deaths.
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During the following season, we will continue to follow the exploits of Alex, Marty, Melman, and Gloria as they continue to look out for one another and pursue their aspirations. During the new season, Marty will finally have the opportunity to train to become a Junior Ranger Zebra at the zoo.
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Baba Yaga and Renfield are apprehended by a monster hunter, prompting the Wishbone family to morph into a vampire, a Frankenstein's monster, a mummy, and a werewolf in an attempt to release them from captivity.
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In addition to being a computer-animated streaming television series, The Croods: Family Tree is also a DreamWorks Animation production, distributed by DreamWorks Animation Television under the banner of DreamWorks Animation. The Croods, a 2013 animated feature picture, serves as the inspiration for the series. As a result of the events of the sequel, the Betterman and the Croods must learn to coexist in the Betterman treehouse.
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A year has passed since the events of Season 1, with the second season expanding on the mystery and drama of the first season while embracing new friends and suspicions. When a Bridgeport classmate unexpectedly vanishes in Season 2, Frank and Joe Hardy abandon their new regular lifestyle to return to detective work.
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When a nun exhibits evidence of demonic possession, two priests are sent to the monastery.
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With his well-known narrative of a kid exploring the boundaries of her independence and a mother who demonstrates reassuringly that parental love is unconditional and eternal, he has created the ideal first book for toddlers.
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The second season will focus on Keef Knight's fresh new life as a well-known artist-activist, which will be detailed in the first season. Even while Keef has always wished to be taken seriously, he realizes that his newfound celebrity may be too much for him to chew on, particularly given that everyone seems to want him to voice out on every subject. Furthermore, due to his increasing fame, he is being scrutinized to the extreme by everyone.
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With the rise and fall of the first American-born drug lord in Mexico, this is a narrative of power, money, and betrayal among competing members of the drug cartels. American criminal Erik Vasquez is at the center of the drama, which follows his rise and fall.
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Lucy resolves to attain professional success without sacrificing her morals. She does it by engaging in a ruthless game of one-upmanship with her cool and efficient enemy Joshua, a rivalry compounded by her increasing feelings for him.
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Surely your favorite movies and TV shows are enlisted above, so if you're someone who was wondering about What to Watch on Hulu Max in First Week of April 2022 you now know what's coming!
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Nearly two hundred hospitality houses are members of HHN and all are eligible to enter the Best of HHN annual competition. All of the entries, judged this year by the Ad Council of Rochester, NY, were of the highest quality. "While all of the entrants should be considered finalists, the winners have earned true bragging rights," said Elizabeth Murray, Ad Council of Rochester.
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package com.facebook.presto.operator;

import com.facebook.presto.RowPagesBuilder;
import com.facebook.presto.operator.NestedLoopBuildOperator.NestedLoopBuildOperatorFactory;
import com.facebook.presto.operator.NestedLoopJoinOperator.NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory;
import com.facebook.presto.operator.NestedLoopJoinOperator.NestedLoopPageBuilder;
import com.facebook.presto.spi.Page;
import com.facebook.presto.spi.plan.PlanNodeId;
import com.facebook.presto.spi.type.Type;
import com.facebook.presto.testing.MaterializedResult;
import com.facebook.presto.testing.TestingTaskContext;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterClass;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.ScheduledExecutorService;

import static com.facebook.airlift.concurrent.Threads.daemonThreadsNamed;
import static com.facebook.presto.RowPagesBuilder.rowPagesBuilder;
import static com.facebook.presto.SessionTestUtils.TEST_SESSION;
import static com.facebook.presto.operator.OperatorAssertion.assertOperatorEquals;
import static com.facebook.presto.operator.ValuesOperator.ValuesOperatorFactory;
import static com.facebook.presto.spi.type.BigintType.BIGINT;
import static com.facebook.presto.spi.type.VarcharType.VARCHAR;
import static com.facebook.presto.testing.MaterializedResult.resultBuilder;
import static com.google.common.collect.Iterables.concat;
import static java.util.concurrent.Executors.newCachedThreadPool;
import static java.util.concurrent.Executors.newScheduledThreadPool;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertTrue;

@Test(singleThreaded = true)
public class TestNestedLoopJoinOperator
{
    private ExecutorService executor;
    private ScheduledExecutorService scheduledExecutor;

    @BeforeClass
    public void setUp()
    {
        executor = newCachedThreadPool(daemonThreadsNamed("test-executor-%s"));
        scheduledExecutor = newScheduledThreadPool(2, daemonThreadsNamed("test-scheduledExecutor-%s"));
    }

    @AfterClass(alwaysRun = true)
    public void tearDown()
    {
        executor.shutdownNow();
        scheduledExecutor.shutdownNow();
    }

    @Test
    public void testNestedLoopJoin()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();
        // build
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR, BIGINT, BIGINT))
                .addSequencePage(3, 20, 30, 40);

        // probe
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR, BIGINT, BIGINT));
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .addSequencePage(2, 0, 1000, 2000)
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probePages.getTypes(), buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("0", 1000L, 2000L, "20", 30L, 40L)
                .row("0", 1000L, 2000L, "21", 31L, 41L)
                .row("0", 1000L, 2000L, "22", 32L, 42L)
                .row("1", 1001L, 2001L, "20", 30L, 40L)
                .row("1", 1001L, 2001L, "21", 31L, 41L)
                .row("1", 1001L, 2001L, "22", 32L, 42L)
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);

        // Test probe pages has more rows
        buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR, BIGINT, BIGINT))
                .addSequencePage(2, 20, 30, 40);
        joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // probe
        probePages = rowPagesBuilder(ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR, BIGINT, BIGINT));
        probeInput = probePages
                .addSequencePage(3, 0, 1000, 2000)
                .build();

        // expected
        expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probePages.getTypes(), buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("0", 1000L, 2000L, "20", 30L, 40L)
                .row("1", 1001L, 2001L, "20", 30L, 40L)
                .row("2", 1002L, 2002L, "20", 30L, 40L)
                .row("0", 1000L, 2000L, "21", 31L, 41L)
                .row("1", 1001L, 2001L, "21", 31L, 41L)
                .row("2", 1002L, 2002L, "21", 31L, 41L)
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testCrossJoinWithNullProbe()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("a")
                .row("b");

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("A")
                .row((String) null)
                .row((String) null)
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .build();

        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("A", "a")
                .row(null, "a")
                .row(null, "a")
                .row("A", "a")
                .row("B", "a")
                .row("A", "b")
                .row(null, "b")
                .row(null, "b")
                .row("A", "b")
                .row("B", "b")
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testCrossJoinWithNullBuild()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("a")
                .row((String) null)
                .row((String) null)
                .row("a")
                .row("b");

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("A", "a")
                .row("A", null)
                .row("A", null)
                .row("A", "a")
                .row("A", "b")
                .row("B", "a")
                .row("B", null)
                .row("B", null)
                .row("B", "a")
                .row("B", "b")
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testCrossJoinWithNullOnBothSides()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("a")
                .row((String) null)
                .row("b")
                .row("c")
                .row((String) null);

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .row((String) null)
                .row("C")
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("A", "a")
                .row("A", null)
                .row("A", "b")
                .row("A", "c")
                .row("A", null)
                .row("B", "a")
                .row("B", null)
                .row("B", "b")
                .row("B", "c")
                .row("B", null)
                .row(null, "a")
                .row(null, null)
                .row(null, "b")
                .row(null, "c")
                .row(null, null)
                .row("C", "a")
                .row("C", null)
                .row("C", "b")
                .row("C", "c")
                .row("C", null)
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testBuildMultiplePages()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("a")
                .pageBreak()
                .row((String) null)
                .row("b")
                .row("c")
                .pageBreak()
                .row("d");

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("A", "a")
                .row("B", "a")
                .row("A", null)
                .row("A", "b")
                .row("A", "c")
                .row("B", null)
                .row("B", "b")
                .row("B", "c")
                .row("A", "d")
                .row("B", "d")
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testProbeMultiplePages()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("A")
                .row("B");

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("a")
                .pageBreak()
                .row((String) null)
                .row("b")
                .row("c")
                .pageBreak()
                .row("d")
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("a", "A")
                .row("a", "B")
                .row(null, "A")
                .row("b", "A")
                .row("c", "A")
                .row(null, "B")
                .row("b", "B")
                .row("c", "B")
                .row("d", "A")
                .row("d", "B")
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testProbeAndBuildMultiplePages()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .pageBreak()
                .row("C");

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("a")
                .pageBreak()
                .row((String) null)
                .row("b")
                .row("c")
                .pageBreak()
                .row("d")
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .row("a", "A")
                .row("a", "B")
                .row("a", "C")
                .row(null, "A")
                .row("b", "A")
                .row("c", "A")
                .row(null, "B")
                .row("b", "B")
                .row("c", "B")
                .row(null, "C")
                .row("b", "C")
                .row("c", "C")
                .row("d", "A")
                .row("d", "B")
                .row("d", "C")
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testEmptyProbePage()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .pageBreak()
                .row("C");

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .pageBreak()
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testEmptyBuildPage()
    {
        TaskContext taskContext = createTaskContext();

        // build
        List<Type> buildTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder buildPages = rowPagesBuilder(buildTypes)
                .pageBreak();

        // probe
        List<Type> probeTypes = ImmutableList.of(VARCHAR);
        RowPagesBuilder probePages = rowPagesBuilder(probeTypes);
        List<Page> probeInput = probePages
                .row("A")
                .row("B")
                .pageBreak()
                .build();
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(taskContext, buildPages);

        // expected
        MaterializedResult expected = resultBuilder(taskContext.getSession(), concat(probeTypes, buildPages.getTypes()))
                .build();

        assertOperatorEquals(joinOperatorFactory, taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext(), probeInput, expected);
    }

    @Test
    public void testCount()
    {
        // normal case
        Page buildPage = new Page(100);
        Page probePage = new Page(45);

        NestedLoopPageBuilder resultPageBuilder = new NestedLoopPageBuilder(probePage, buildPage);
        assertTrue(resultPageBuilder.hasNext(), "There should be at least one page.");

        long result = 0;
        while (resultPageBuilder.hasNext()) {
            result += resultPageBuilder.next().getPositionCount();
        }
        assertEquals(result, 4500);

        // force the product to be bigger than Integer.MAX_VALUE
        buildPage = new Page(Integer.MAX_VALUE - 10);
        resultPageBuilder = new NestedLoopPageBuilder(probePage, buildPage);

        result = 0;
        while (resultPageBuilder.hasNext()) {
            result += resultPageBuilder.next().getPositionCount();
        }
        assertEquals((Integer.MAX_VALUE - 10) * 45L, result);
    }

    private TaskContext createTaskContext()
    {
        return TestingTaskContext.createTaskContext(executor, scheduledExecutor, TEST_SESSION);
    }

    private static NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory newJoinOperatorFactoryWithCompletedBuild(TaskContext taskContext, RowPagesBuilder buildPages)
    {
        DriverContext driverContext = taskContext.addPipelineContext(0, true, true, false).addDriverContext();

        ValuesOperatorFactory valuesOperatorFactory = new ValuesOperatorFactory(0, new PlanNodeId("test"), buildPages.build());

        JoinBridgeManager<NestedLoopJoinBridge> nestedLoopJoinBridgeManager = new JoinBridgeManager<>(
                false,
                PipelineExecutionStrategy.UNGROUPED_EXECUTION,
                PipelineExecutionStrategy.UNGROUPED_EXECUTION,
                lifespan -> new NestedLoopJoinPagesSupplier(),
                buildPages.getTypes());
        NestedLoopBuildOperatorFactory nestedLoopBuildOperatorFactory = new NestedLoopBuildOperatorFactory(1, new PlanNodeId("test"), nestedLoopJoinBridgeManager);
        NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory joinOperatorFactory = new NestedLoopJoinOperatorFactory(3, new PlanNodeId("test"), nestedLoopJoinBridgeManager);

        Operator valuesOperator = valuesOperatorFactory.createOperator(driverContext);
        Operator nestedLoopBuildOperator = nestedLoopBuildOperatorFactory.createOperator(driverContext);
        Driver driver = Driver.createDriver(driverContext,
                valuesOperator,
                nestedLoopBuildOperator);

        valuesOperatorFactory.noMoreOperators();
        nestedLoopBuildOperatorFactory.noMoreOperators();

        while (nestedLoopBuildOperator.isBlocked().isDone()) {
            driver.process();
        }

        return joinOperatorFactory;
    }
}

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Team 172 Meets Again!
By Owen Begley November 19, 2020 November 19, 2020 Uncategorized
A few weeks ago, Northern Force students and mentors alike held their first All Team Meeting in a very long time, however this time, it was over Zoom. It was a strange new experience for everyone but we managed to get through it, seeing approval from most attendees. During the meeting, we introduced new students to the overall idea of the FIRST Robotics Competition. Using breakout rooms (a feature within Zoom to create smaller meetings within the original), students on the Leadership team held small conversations with new students to introduce them to 2019's game; Destination: Deep Space. New students were given the opportunity to watch the animated trailer, read over the Game Manual, and devise optimal strategies for winning matches and obtaining Ranking Points. The team also went through the same orientation stuff as each year, describing the season, talking about subteams, registration, etc. The team also discussed the possibility of tackling one of FIRST's many new challenges that have been introduced for the "at-home" season this year. Team 172 is bound to have many more meetings like this in the near future.
Mums Sale Update-Final
By Aiden Dever August 2, 2020 September 29, 2020 Uncategorized
The Mums Sale ended on August 28th, and 327 mums were sold in total. Congratulations to the top 10 students who sold the most!
Grant: 47
Aiden: 41
Max: 37
Seth: 31
Carissa: 25
Libby: 24
Seamus: 22
Zack: 22
Ben: 19
Hunter: 13
Thank you to everyone who participated!
July Clynk Contest Winners
By Aiden Dever July 19, 2020 August 2, 2020 Uncategorized
Congratulations to the top 3 students of July!
Grant with 8 bags
Max with 5 bags
Ben with 4 bags
See updated progress and submit photos for the month of August on the Padlet here.
See all the rules and information here.
COVID-19 Impact on FIRST Events (Last Updated March 12, 2020 Season Cancelled)
By March 11, 2020 March 12, 2020 Uncategorized
It is with "deep disappointment" that the President of FIRST, Larry Cohen, announced a season suspension for Spring 2020. Please read President Cohen's letter to the FIRST Community at this link: https://www.firstinspires.org/covid-19
Team 172 at Bridgewater!
By Owen Begley March 11, 2020 March 11, 2020 Uncategorized
After a slow build season and a rough start to the weekend at the South East Mass District Event, Team 172 was able to get on its feet and win a few qualification matches with Sparky, this year's robot. After playing hard, Team 172 was ranked 31st in qualifications and was the second pick of Alliance Seven. Team 172 was eliminated in the quarterfinals, 0-2. Despite the rough turn out, members of Team 172 remain proud of their work and will continue to improve for the upcoming Pine Tree event in Week Six.
A Rookie Observes
Thomas says his first season went unexpectedly. He had heard from seniors and fellow classmates about what robotics team was like, and had certain expectations about it. The team exceeded those expectations through the dedication of those involved, and the amount of work done in one night, let alone a whole season. He says he felt pretty included most of the time, usually doing something valuable each night. Although he has not experienced a competition yet, he has high hopes for what's to come. Thomas is a rookie in his junior year at Falmouth High School.
Excellent Scouting at Bridgewater
Here's a shout out to team member Max and his team of match scouts. Our scouting at Bridgewater was awesome, led by Max. He took on the difficult task of organizing teams of students to watch matches and collect data about other teams to help us in match strategy, and during alliance selections. Team 172 and Team 246 worked well together.
Kids Con NE Nov 16th
By Michelle Moutinho November 12, 2019 January 11, 2020 Uncategorized
Team 172 will be at Kids Con this Saturday 16th November, demonstrating our robot, Geoffrey. Come learn about FIRST robotics and meet our Team!
What Is Industry 4.0, Anyway?
By Michelle Moutinho April 17, 2018 December 14, 2019 Uncategorized
If you've been to a trade show or read an op-ed on manufacturing in the past few years, chances are you've seen the terms 'Industry 4.0' and 'fourth industrial revolution'. Depending on whom you ask, these connote a fundamental shift in the global manufacturing sector or empty buzzwords dreamt up by marketers and PR firms. Not surprisingly, the truth lies somewhere in between.
Interested to learn more about the 4th industrial revolution? https://www.engineering.com/AdvancedManufacturing/ArticleID/16521/What-Is-Industry-40-Anyway.aspx
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There will be a shortage of one million STEM workers in the next five years
By Clare Greenlaw March 16, 2018 December 14, 2019 Uncategorized
Preparing students for work requires revised approach to education – Autumn A. Arnett, Education Dive
P.K. Agarwal, regional dean and CEO of Northeastern University–Silicon Valley said there will be a shortage of one million STEM workers in the next five years. So the challenge, he said, is taking people with bachelor's degrees and re-skilling them to fill those gaps. At Northeastern, the approach is to not just equip students with additional credentials but to provide six months of paid workforce experience through a co-op program to help ensure graduates are ready to hit the ground running once they're hired. He identified three key things students should leave college having. "You need high-quality experiential learning, that's one leg of the stool. The second part is that you need a network, … and third is that we also are very passionate about the fact that soft skills are very critical," Agarwal said. https://www.educationdive.com/news/preparing-students-for-work-requires-revised-approach-to-education/517738/
1/21 Parent Update:
Season Documents
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FIRST Website
Maine FIRST Teams
News From First
PTC Resources for FIRST Robotics Competition January 21, 2021
Digital Animation Award, Calendar, Season Resources January 18, 2021
Bring Your CAD Model to Life Virtually January 14, 2021
A Kickoff Like No Other January 11, 2021
Kickoff Week is Here! January 6, 2021
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