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LONDON (Reuters) – Archaeologists believe they have discovered the origins of the Stonehenge prehistoric monument after they uncovered the remains of an ancient stone circle in Wales that may have been dismantled and rebuilt hundreds of years later in England.
Among Britain's most recognisable and mysterious landmarks, the standing stones at Stonehenge draw tourists from around the world and people searching for spiritual connections with the past. Their exact purpose remains unknown.
A team of archaeologists in 2015 had already established some of the stones came from a quarry in the Preseli Hills on the western coast of Wales, more than 150 miles (250 km) away.
Now researchers at University College London say they believe some of the stones originally formed an even older monument in Wales. They have found significant links between Stonehenge and the site in Wales.
The Welsh circle has a diameter of 110 metres, the same as the ditch that encloses Stonehenge, and both are aligned on the midsummer solstice sunrise. At least one of the blue stones at Stonehenge fits one of the holes found at the Welsh circle.
Parker Pearson, a professor of archaeology at University College London, who led the investigation, suggests the stones may have been moved as people living in Wales migrated, taking their monuments with them, and re-erecting them at Stonehenge.
"It's as if they just vanished. Maybe most of the people migrated, taking their stones – their ancestral identities – with them," Pearson told the BBC.
The discovery will be explored in a documentary to be broadcast on the BBC on Friday evening.
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package service

import (
	"reflect"

	"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/common/config"

	"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/protos/peer"
)

// Config enumerates the configuration methods required by gossip
type Config interface {
	// ChainID returns the chainID for this channel
	ChainID() string

	// Organizations returns a map of org ID to ApplicationOrgConfig
	Organizations() map[string]config.ApplicationOrg

	// Sequence should return the sequence number of the current configuration
	Sequence() uint64
}

// ConfigProcessor receives config updates
type ConfigProcessor interface {
	// ProcessConfig should be invoked whenever a channel's configuration is initialized or updated
	ProcessConfigUpdate(config Config)
}

type configStore struct {
	anchorPeers []*peer.AnchorPeer
	orgMap      map[string]config.ApplicationOrg
}

type configEventReceiver interface {
	configUpdated(config Config)
}

type configEventer struct {
	lastConfig *configStore
	receiver   configEventReceiver
}

func newConfigEventer(receiver configEventReceiver) *configEventer {
	return &configEventer{
		receiver: receiver,
	}
}

// ProcessConfigUpdate should be invoked whenever a channel's configuration is intialized or updated
// it invokes the associated method in configEventReceiver when configuration is updated
// but only if the configuration value actually changed
// Note, that a changing sequence number is ignored as changing configuration
func (ce *configEventer) ProcessConfigUpdate(config Config) {
	logger.Debugf("Processing new config for channel %s", config.ChainID())
	orgMap := cloneOrgConfig(config.Organizations())
	if ce.lastConfig != nil && reflect.DeepEqual(ce.lastConfig.orgMap, orgMap) {
		logger.Debugf("Ignoring new config for channel %s because it contained no anchor peer updates", config.ChainID())
		return
	}

	var newAnchorPeers []*peer.AnchorPeer
	for _, group := range config.Organizations() {
		newAnchorPeers = append(newAnchorPeers, group.AnchorPeers()...)
	}

	newConfig := &configStore{
		orgMap:      orgMap,
		anchorPeers: newAnchorPeers,
	}
	ce.lastConfig = newConfig

	logger.Debugf("Calling out because config was updated for channel %s", config.ChainID())
	ce.receiver.configUpdated(config)
}

func cloneOrgConfig(src map[string]config.ApplicationOrg) map[string]config.ApplicationOrg {
	clone := make(map[string]config.ApplicationOrg)
	for k, v := range src {
		clone[k] = &appGrp{
			name:        v.Name(),
			mspID:       v.MSPID(),
			anchorPeers: v.AnchorPeers(),
		}
	}
	return clone
}

type appGrp struct {
	name        string
	mspID       string
	anchorPeers []*peer.AnchorPeer
}

func (ag *appGrp) Name() string {
	return ag.name
}

func (ag *appGrp) MSPID() string {
	return ag.mspID
}

func (ag *appGrp) AnchorPeers() []*peer.AnchorPeer {
	return ag.anchorPeers
}

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Amy Whitcomb Slemmer, executive director of Health Care For All, applauded the news. "Today's announcement will lead to a healthier population, lower health care costs, and a better economic future for Massachusetts. The projects funded today will work to keep people healthy and productive, a proven way to reduce health spending. We congratulate DPH for this historic announcement, and look towards an expanded focus on community-based prevention of disease throughout Massachusetts," she said.
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Spending on chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension and asthma – many of which are preventable – currently makes up 75% of the state's health care expenditures.
A broad coalition of health, civic, business, and labor leaders – led by the Massachusetts Public Health Association – pushed for the legislature to create the Trust.
The awardees announced today include: Barnstable County Department of Human Services, Berkshire Medical Center, Boston Public Health Commission, Holyoke Health Center, the City of Lynn, the City of New Bedford Health Department, the City of Worcester, Manet Community Health Center, and the Town of Hudson. According to the Department of Public Health, each grantee will receive up to $250,000 for a planning phase, and, as they demonstrate readiness, may receive $900,000-$1.5 million for each of the next three years for implementation. Additional information is available at www.mass.gov/PWTF.
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The day our son was born, I was astonished.
The mere reality of birth was a surprise. One minute, there were four people in the room, and the next minute, there were five. The baby who was theoretically growing in my belly for nine months was an actual human being—he was here! He looked nothing like I'd expected, and his birth didn't go anything like I'd planned, but he was here. I was shocked by how immediately I felt like a mother; the pride and protective instincts I felt for my child caught me off guard. The whole experience can only be described as astonishing. Unexpected, yet wonderful.
Fast forward six years. My baby boy was a kindergarten rock star, but one man hundreds of miles away made me feel fear like I'd never known. I was at the grocery store not far from my son's school when I heard the news that Sandy Hook Elementary had been attacked by a gunman. Boys and girls my own child's age were terrorized, injured, even killed.
I'll never forget counting the minutes until my little boy's eyes met mine as he pounced, carefree, off his yellow school bus. He was fine, but I was not. I was not astonished that day; I was afraid. I wept into the night, praying for protection for my own son, and comfort for the mothers and fathers and children in Sandy Hook, Connecticut, whose lives would never be the same.
Astonished and afraid. There's a big difference, isn't there? When I read Mark 11, I notice both of these reactions to Jesus upon His arrival in Jerusalem. Some were astonished and others were afraid.
This dichotomy of astonishment and fear appears in our lives, too. We're astonished at the skill of Olympic athletes, and we are afraid of heights. We are astonished by double rainbows, and we are afraid of loud thunderstorms. As we read the reactions of those who received Jesus' authority and those who hoped to explain it away, I wonder, How do I react when I encounter Jesus' authority in my own life?
Does it make me afraid? Does it compel me to hold tight to the things I love, lest He shake up my plans?
Or do I feel astonished at His power, the same way I was astonished at the wonder of meeting my baby boy? Am I surprised and delighted by the way Jesus works in ways I do not expect?
As we read the book of Mark today, let's notice the authority with which Jesus rides into Jerusalem like the King that He is, how He surveyed the temple quietly in verse 11, then commanded the fig tree to wither in verse 14. Let's watch the "unexpected, yet wonderful" way Jesus cleanses His Father's house and answers the chief priests as they attempt to usurp Him.
Because Jesus is our King, and He is God's Son, His authority doesn't have to make us afraid. We can simply watch, astonished by the King of Kings, who has all authority in heaven and on earth!
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Fig trees only grow leaves when they also have fruit. Having leaves in the wrong season, he cursed the tree for being false, not for being barren. Check out this link, it explains it very well.
YES!! I have been wondering about this for ages! Thank you!
Believing that He can doesn't always mean He Will… He can heal anyone.. He can grant us anything we ask of Him.. He can do the impossible.. But does He choose to act based on our belief that He can? No, not always.. Believing He can must be coupled with what He wills.. His no's or His not yets are just as impacting as His yes's … And I think our not giving up and persevering in prayer is vital as well.. His ways are not our ways they are higher.. I've prayed for so many friends to be healed from cancer, they died, isn't that the ultimate healing? Heaven.. I would venture to say that not one of my now heaven residing friends would want to come back to earth.. Sometimes His answers aren't what we want, they are actually better.. It takes a heavenly perspective to see that view.. Let us keep praying, keep seeking, keep asking.. He is faithful to give us what we need.. Always.
Beautifully said. Thank you for this.
This such a powerful and honest point of view. Thank you for sharing and putting it into perspective.
thank you for this insight. wow.
This is so true. I'm sure from the context you know this as well, that when we do get those hard answers that weren't what we wanted, we need to be sure to not let that scare us from still asking and trusting for real life physical healing. He does have the power to heal. I've known people to die from cancer and I've known of someone in our church who was diagnosed with terminal cancer that was totally healed and cancer free. God does work miracles. Whether the answer is what we want or not, we can always trust that God is listening and that He is all powerful. Sometimes I think He is just waiting for us to ask for the healing. He wants us to have faith that when we pray and trust Him for the miracles that He is more than able to heal us and to restore us. He wants us to have a relationship with Him where we can go to Him with requests for healing and have child-like faith that He can and will do so. Don't be afraid to ask for big miracles. If faith in God can move mountains and shrivel perfectly healthy fig trees then how can we not ask Him for healing from all diseases and trust that He can and will heal us? It's not always how we think He should do it, but we need to remember that His ways are not our ways. He is so good.
Wow, I loved this. Thanks for this!
Ladies please keep my mom in prayer today. She was diagnosed with cancer yesterday and today she begins the battle. Let her feel our amazing GOD'S hands hold her tightly, let there be swift healing and a miraculous recovery or even a misdiagnosis. Mostly, let her see GOD move in an undeniable way that opens her eyes to HIS steadfast love for her. Thank you my friends.
Praying for your mom, Emily.
Lifting your mom up in prayer. He is able!
Oh, Emily, your words brought tears to my eyes. I remember when my mother received this diagnosis several years ago. I clung & focused onto the word "TODAY"…that I would look for those small blessings each day, rely on God to get us through the day and not worry about tomorrow. Mom is cancer-free now, but I will always be thankful for those "days" in which I was able to share with her. May you as her daughter be given peace, direction, comfort and courage all of your "today's" as you walk this path with her. Praying for you….
Thank for sharing your wisdom and for your prayers. You have blessed my heart.
Sending you and your mom a big hug. Whatever the pathway God leads you on, know that he is in the driver's seat and he will take you on the best pathways for your lives. I pray that God guides you to the right Dr's and clinics and possible treatments and that His peace i's in your hearts on a level you've never felt before. Know that you are deeply cared for and loved.
Emily: Praying for healing for your mom or a misdiagnosis. I'm praying for God to give her supernatural strength and discernment for this journey.
Emily, I'm so sorry. Asking God to keep you both close.
Praying for your mom Emily and strength for you and your family.
I'm a little behind in the readings and just got to today's. Praying for your family and will do so as the Lord brings you to mind.
Oh Emily, I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I too am going through caring for my mother with cancer. It is so hard to see them suffer. I am praying for you and your mother.
Beautifully said. I pray that the Lord will fill you and your mother with the Holy Spirit, his unfailing peace, and will add you both to my daily prayers. What is your mother's name?


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Selection is the one that most people will recognise as it forms the WHERE clause of the select statement, and hence selects which rows of data are queried.
The other, SQL Projection is the one that is less understood, even though we also use this all the time, and it's this term that this article will help to explain.
In short, SQL Projection is the collective name for the columns that are Selected and returned from a query.
OK, so what is that query actually doing?
The purpose of the projection being determined is so that the internal processing of the cursor can allocate memory etc. ready to fetch the data into.
-- Note: This doesn't fetch any data, it just identifies what data is required.
As you can see from the output, the SQL Projection describing what columns were going to be returned by the query, and what their datatypes are etc. has been determined before any data has been fetched.
These processing steps are essentially the same for any query you run against the database, regardless of whether it's a static SQL statement, an implicit or explicit cursor loop in PL, a ref cursor supplied from a 3rd party application, a dynamic query executed with the execute immediate statement, or a query processed using the DBMS_SQL package like above. All queries are cursors and all go through these steps even if, as in most cases, the steps are invisible to you.
2. What's the point in knowing when SQL Projection occurs in a query?
Well, the community gets many questions asking things like "How do I convert rows to columns?" (otherwise known as a Pivot) or "How can I get the data back from a dynamic query with different columns"
As you can see, the two names for each ID have been pivoted to exist on the same row of data, with the RN value determining which of the columns they should go into.
However, many of these questioners don't understand it when their issue is that they have an unknown number of rows and therefore don't know how many columns it will produce, and experts tell them that you can't do that in a single SQL statement.
... it's not giving us this 3rd entry as a new column.
We can only get that if we write the expected columns into the query, but then what would happen if even more rows were added later. If we don't know how many rows there are going to be (per grouping) we can't know when we write the query how many columns we need to include in our query. Sure, we could write the query to allow for 'up to' a predetermined number of columns, but then are we sure that's our real upper limit? It's certainly not dynamic, and it's giving us columns where we perhaps don't need them.
If we look back at the steps of a cursor we see again that the description and projection of what columns are returned by a query happens before any data is fetched back.
Because of this, it's not possible to have the query return back a number of columns that are based on the data itself, as no data has been fetched at the point the projection is required. The cursor processing needs to know what columns are going to be produced before the data is fetched, so the columns cannot be based on what data may or may not be there.
3. What is the answer to getting an unknown number of columns in the output?
1) The most obvious answer is Don't. Don't use SQL to try and pivot your data. Pivoting of data relates to how data is presented to a user, rather than how it is queried from the database. It is more of a reporting requirement and most reporting tools include the ability to pivot data either as part of the initial report generation or on-the-fly at the users request. The main point about using the reporting tools is that they query the data first and then the pivoting is simply a case of manipulating the display of those results, which can be dynamically and determined by the reporting tool based on what data there is.
So, our query has been dynamically generated, based on the data, and dynamically processed by using the DBMS_SQL package.
... the procedure picks up the new row of data, dynamically generates another query to account for that, and dynamically processes it.
c) a simple SQL statement cannot have a dynamic projection.
Most importantly, dynamic queries prevent validation of your queries at the time your code is compiled. The compiler can't check that the column names are correct or the tables names, or that the actual syntax of the generated query is correct. This only happens at run-time, so, depending upon the complexity of your dynamic query, some problems may only be experienced under certain conditions (high risk if it only appears in a live environment!). In effect you are writing queries that are harder to validate and could potentially have bugs in them that would are not apparent until they get to a run time environment. Dynamic queries can also introduce the possibility of SQL injection (a potential security risk), especially if a user is supplying a string value into the query from an interface.
The projection of an SQL statement must be known by the SQL engine before any data is fetched, so don't expect SQL to magically create columns on-the-fly based on the data it's retrieving back; and, if you find yourself thinking of using dynamic SQL to get around it, just take a step back and see if what you are trying to achieve may be better done elsewhere, such as in a reporting tool or the user interface. Generally, it's not good to consider writing Dynamic queries.
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package kawa;
import gnu.expr.*;
import gnu.mapping.*;
import gnu.text.*;

public class TelnetRepl extends Procedure0
{
  // close when finished.
  java.net.Socket socket;

  Language language;

  public TelnetRepl(Language language, java.net.Socket socket)
  {
    this.language = language;
    this.socket = socket;
  }

  public Object apply0 ()
  {
    try
      {
	Shell.run(language, Environment.getCurrent());
	return Values.empty;
      }
    finally
      {
	try
	  {
	    socket.close();
	  }
	catch (java.io.IOException ex)
	  {
	  }
      }
  }

  /** Run a Kawa repl as a telnet server.
      @param client A client that has connected to us,
      and that wants to use the telnet protocol to talk to a
      Scheme read-eval-print-loop. */
  public static Thread serve (Language language, java.net.Socket client)
    throws java.io.IOException
  {
    Telnet conn = new Telnet(client, true);
    java.io.OutputStream sout = conn.getOutputStream();
    java.io.InputStream sin = conn.getInputStream();
    OutPort out = new OutPort(sout, FilePath.valueOf("/dev/stdout"));
    TtyInPort in = new TtyInPort(sin, FilePath.valueOf("/dev/stdin"), out);
    /*
    conn.request(Telnet.DO, Telnet.EOF);
    conn.request(Telnet.DO, Telnet.NAWS);
    conn.request(Telnet.DO, Telnet.TTYPE);
    conn.request(Telnet.DO, Telnet.LINEMODE);
    */

    Runnable r = new RunnableClosure(new TelnetRepl(language, client),
				     in, out, out);
    Thread thread = new Thread(r);
    thread.start();
    return thread;
  }
}


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Topic: Steam and Sorcery (steampunk, Still recruiting!)
Author Topic: Steam and Sorcery (steampunk, Still recruiting!) (Read 3296 times)
IrishWolf
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Re: Steam and Sorcery (steampunk, all welcome)
Excellent, welcome aboard Matthaus Lawson. Hopefully we'll get a few other characters and we can kick this off by the end of the weekend.
Apple of Eris
Golden, Delicious, Cherri's Wife
Send me gold, jewels too.
Will this work?
Name: Lomasi
Race: Elvanti
Magic: Communing with Animals (has a sometimes fox familiar)
Organization: Sulenia Native Contingent - Scout
Appearance: Short for an Elvanti at barely five and a half feet tall, though her ears add another six inches to her height. She is slight of frame though her body is well toned and she is in obvious excellent physical condition. Jet black hair tops her head and is usually kept in a braid or tail so as not to interfere with her movements. She dresses in furs and leathers which she has either made herself or traded for.
Gear: Lomasi carries a single shot Whitworth Rifle, several hunting knifes and simple revolver she was given as a gift, and a typical spear used by the warriors of her people. She also carries a light pack with basic essentials for survival on her own.
Bio: Lomasi was born after her people had been pushed away from the coast. Despite the best efforts of her family, Lomasi's independent spirit couldn't be quenched and she often roamed the areas around her family's village. In her adventures she eventually discovered a talent for communicating with animals. She could talk to them, ask simple questions, and somehow just by looking at them she could interpret their answers. When she reveled this to her father she was punished severely and told never to speak of such things, and banned from the forests.
For a short time Lomasi obeyed, but she had no interest in the life of a farmer. She envied the women of Eiwon and the few Elvanti women who lived amongst them for their freedom. She took to spying on the colonies, and one day encountered a human woman in the forest. The human had accidentally disturbed a mother bear who had her cubs nearby and saw the woman as a threat. Lomasi intervened and calmed the bear. The human and Lomasi became friends, and the young Elvanti started spending more time around the colonies. There Lomasi learned the workings of firearms and more about Humans and their culture. Finally, her friend decided to return to Eiwon, and gifted Lomasi with a simple revolver (which she carries still), as a token of friendship.
Things finally came to a head with her family when an Izula raiding party attacked their village. The warriors were overmatched, and a rather large and intimidating looking Izula smashed through the door of her family's home, nearly killing her father. Lomasi retrieved her gun and shot the raider dead, then killed two more for good measure. After the attack ended her parents demanded she dispose of the weapon. When she argued and refused they told her the choice was to conform to the ways of their people or leave. At 16, Lomasi left her family and people behind.
She spent the next few years living between the worlds of her people and the humans, becoming an expert in woodscraft and honing her skill with animals. She even adopted a young kit (fox) she named Kuzhi who sometimes travels with her. As she became a common sight amongst the colonials, and after she helped the human settlements with warnings of raids, helping recover lost animals, and on one occasion a lost child, she was invited to join the Sulenia Native Contingent which she accepted, with the caveat that she would remain a mostly independent operator.
Sexual Preferences: Bisexual
Lomasi looks very interesting but there are a few details to address.
Her magic isn't really within what I described for this world but I'm going to let it stay, as say a mutation of a Knack's magic, brought on by a mixing of native Elvanti magics and Eiwon magics in the area of her birth.
Could you describe the leathers and furs she's wearing and why she's wearing those instead of the cotton trousers of her people?
Lastly, I'm going for more of a fantasy Africa feel for the game, so a bear doesn't quite fit for the setting. However, I do know there is a Cryptid in Africa called a Nandi bear or Ngoloko, which is suppose to be this powerful beast with really big, tall front shoulders and a slopping back, kinda like a hyena. I would have no problem with something like that.
I'll make the tweaks :)
And I figured she wears the furs and such because she's something of an outcast. She's aligned with the humans, but isn't really a part of their society or her own people's, though she probably would spend more of her time amongst humans now than with the Elvanti. Furs and leathers she'd have more access to than cotton since she lives on the fringes, but I can change it to the cotton clothes and just assume she trades for them in the human areas.
Alright, how about this, she wears a mix of the traditional cotton trousers and a shirt or vest type arrangement of leather and furs, both because she finds that humans are either more comfortable talking to her when fully dressed and because those that would talk to her without something covering her chest, now look her in the eyes, rather to staring at her breasts.
lol, that would work just fine. Here's the edits. Sorry about the magic confusion, but thanks for taking it anyway. I blame being drunk on halloween chocolates.
Appearance: Short for an Elvanti at barely five and a half feet tall, though her ears add another six inches to her height. She is slight of frame though her body is well toned and she is in obvious excellent physical condition. Jet black hair tops her head and is usually kept in a braid or tail so as not to interfere with her movements. She dresses in cottons trousers and a mixtures of leathers and furs which she has either made herself or traded for.
For a short time Lomasi obeyed, but she had no interest in the life of a farmer. She envied the women of Eiwon and the few Elvanti women who lived amongst them for their freedom. She took to spying on the colonies, and one day encountered a human woman in the forest. The human had accidentally disturbed a mother Ngoloko who had her cubs nearby and saw the woman as a threat. Lomasi intervened and calmed the Ngoloko. The human and Lomasi became friends, and the young Elvanti started spending more time around the colonies. There Lomasi learned the workings of firearms and more about Humans and their culture. Finally, her friend decided to return to Eiwon, and gifted Lomasi with a simple revolver (which she carries still), as a token of friendship.
Thank you very much my dear, Lomasi is approved.
Kathadon
Well that makes three.
Apple welcome aboard.
I'm excited! Be nice to have a couple more though, just for variety's sake :)
Agreed, I have had a few others pledge characters, so hopefully we'll see them soon. In the mean time, I will begin work on the IC, which might get a few more.
Alright, almost done with the IC, should have it tonight. Any suggestions for that forum it should go in?
Cool! I look forward to it :)
All right, we have an OOC and an IC
I am still accepting character and I hope we'll have a few more join us!


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Q: Issue with this function. The code is not executing The function is supposed to update the values in the database.
Here is the code:
//Functions
//Function to Update users networth
function update_net($name)
    {
    //Get worth & balance at the time
    $sql_to_get_worth_balance = "SELECT * FROM user WHERE username = '$name'";
    $sql_query = mysql_query($sql_to_get_worth_balance);
    while ($rows = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql_query))
    {
     $worth = $rows['worth'];
     $balance_ = $rows['cash_balance'];
    }
    //Get net_worth  now
    $new_net_worth = $worth + $balance;
    //Update net_worth
    $sql_for_new_worth = "UPDATE user SET net_worth = '$new_net_worth'";
    $sql_worth_query = mysql_query($sql_worth);
    }

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//Get username
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if (isset($username))
{
  //Update networth
  $update_worth = update_net($username);

A: You probably want a WHERE clause on the end of this query:-
$sql_for_new_worth = "UPDATE user SET net_worth = '$new_net_worth'";

e.g.
$sql_for_new_worth = "UPDATE user SET net_worth = '$new_net_worth' WHERE username = '$name';

A: *

*You're forgetting the where name=$name part in the update query (which will update the entire table!)

*I hope your $name can never hold user entered data because your sql is vulnarable to injection.

A: Maybe:
//Update net_worth
$sql_for_new_worth = "UPDATE user SET net_worth = '$new_net_worth'";
$sql_worth_query = mysql_query($sql_worth);

Should Read:
//Update net_worth
$sql_for_new_worth = "UPDATE user SET net_worth = '$new_net_worth'";
$sql_worth_query = mysql_query($sql_for_new_worth);

A: May be you should commit transaction?

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S&P Warns Greek Bailout Plan Constitutes Default; Greece at Risk of Missing June Target; Spoon Feeding will Continue Until Greece Dies
Posted by Mish | July 4, 2011 1:52:00 | Uncategorized
Before receiving the next bailout tranche, Greece May Have Missed June Primary Balance Target
Greece is at risk of missing a key budget target in June, European Union experts said in a report, a sign of the uphill struggle the country faces as it tries to get its deficit reduction plans back on track.
The report, prepared by European Commission budget experts with input from European Central Bank officials and published over the weekend, says that Greece could miss its June target for its primary budget balance, a measure of the government deficit that excludes interest payments on outstanding debt.
Government revenue faces "significant" shortfalls that have only partially been offset by lower spending and delayed payments, the report says. "As a result, the quarterly performance criterion on the primary balance could be missed already in June."
Spoon Feeding will Continue Regardless of Shortfalls
Short of telling the ECB, EU, and IMF to go to hell, nothing will stop the Plan to Spoon-Feed Greece to Death
The original bailout was 110 billion Euros, now it takes another $85 billion (and counting). When the fire sale of Greek assets does not bring in enough money, the banks and IMF will place even harsher terms on Greece.
Notice the plan to spoon-feed payments to Greece in 12 billion-euro bites while demanding "progress". This will ensure Greece is sucked dry (at fire sale prices) of any government assets worth owning by the time the "bailout" is over.
Portugal, and Ireland should make note of the process. The same "bailout" plan will be used on them unless they tell the IMF and EU to go to hell.
French Plan to "Save Greece" Constitutes Default
The New York Times reports S.&P.; Warns Bank Plan Would Cause Greek Default
Greece risks being judged in default on its debt obligations if banks are forced to bear part of the pain, Standard & Poor's said Monday, suggesting that current proposals for rescuing the euro zone's weakest member may have to be reconsidered.
In particular, a plan proposed by the French government and banks "could require private sector debt restructuring in a form that we would view as an effective default," S.&P.; said in a statement.
The rating agency also said it was cutting its long-term rating on Greece three notches deeper into junk territory, to CCC from B.
A finding by the credit ratings agencies of default would also require the E.C.B. to impose discounts, known as haircuts, on the Greek debt it has accepted as collateral. That would inflict more financial pain on banks holding that debt.
Euro-zone finance ministers agreed over the weekend to provide Athens with financing of €8.7 billion, or $12.6 billion, from the €110 billion bailout agreed to last year, to help the Greek government function through the summer. The new aid eliminates the prospect of a near-term default.
But the finance ministers put off the question of how to provide a second bailout, reportedly valued at up to €90 billion, to keep the country operating through 2014, when it is hoped that Greece will be able to return to the credit markets.
Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, announced June 27 that French banks had agreed to a plan under which the banks would reinvest most of the proceeds of their holdings of Greek debt maturing between now and 2014 back into new long-term Greek securities.
But Standard & Poor's said Monday that it "views certain types of debt exchanges and similar restructurings as equivalent to a payment default": when a transaction is seen as "distressed rather than purely opportunistic" and when it results "in investors receiving less value than the promise of the original securities."
Both conditions would appear to be met by the French proposal, it said.
Rating Agency Rollover Default Conditions
It's a default if rollovers are distressed rather that opportunistic.
It's a default if "investors receiving less value than the promise of the original securities"
Point number one deals with the "voluntary" nature of the dealing. If banks roll over debt under duress, fearing bigger losses if they don't, the rating agencies will not consider that a "voluntary" rollover.
Even if a voluntary rollover can be constructed, condition number two must still be satisfied. I fail to see how that is possible, at least without destroying Greece.
Making Sense of the French Rollover Plan
There is a nice article on Zero Hedge by Peter Tchir of TF Market Advisors called Making Sense of the French Rollover Plan
The French proposal is slightly complex at best and convoluted at worst. Before digging into the specifics, let's look at what a true rollover would look like. If Participants agreed with Greece to extend the maturity AND reduce the coupon AND do it immediately, that would be a clear example of a rollover that benefited Greece.
There are 3 key elements to a real rollover. The first is that they would agree to the rollover now. That would take away uncertainty. The maturity extension is the rollover, and the longer it is delayed, the better for Greece. The coupon on the new debt should be lower than the coupon Greece is currently paying. If all 3 of these criteria are met, and the new bonds are pari passu with the existing bonds, then I think everyone would agree that Greece benefits, the Troika would benefit, and the Participants would have made a sacrifice.
We need to stop right there. What Tchir says is true, but since when is the plan to benefit Greece? Moreover, even if the plan was to benefit Greece, notice the key phrase "the Participants would have made a sacrifice. "
A sacrifice implies "investors receive less value than the promise of the original securities". That in turn implies default, at least to the rating agencies.
Tchir continues …
The French proposal, as we will see, potentially does not satisfy any of the 3 aspects listed – it is not immediate, the coupon will be higher than existing debt, and the maturity extension is linked to taking some debt out of the market, so it's not as clearly a benefit as the headlines make it seem.
The ISDA credit derivative definitions for a Restructuring Credit Event have to meet 2 tests. The first part of the test is straightforward and is met if bonds are extended, or the coupon is reduced, for example. This condition would be met. The second condition is effectively that it is involuntary. If the actions of some bondholders can force other bondholders into an agreement then this condition would be met and there would be a CDS Credit Event. In the case of Greek bonds, that looks unlikely. I have only looked at the offering circulars from a couple of bonds, but there does not appear to by anything that could force a bondholder to change the terms of the debt. There is no reason, that on a €1 billion issue, €950 million could be exchanged and €50 million could remain outstanding. If that is the case, then there would be no CDS Credit Event under this true rollover.
The rating agencies have taken the position (right or wrong), that if a rollover is done under duress, the rollover is not voluntary.
However, Tchir goes on to say "The Rating Agencies can be largely ignored".
The plan as it stands is complicated. Tchir does his best to explain it by comparing the rollover to 30 year mortgages.
The Participants are not lending to Greece for 30 years, the duration is much shorter, and the coupon payments start out potentially high, and become usurious in the later years.
The structure is designed in a such a way to make it look like the Participants are being helpful – 30 years at a low coupon, but separating the SPV into its zero coupon component and the loan to Greece clearly demonstrate that the terms being offered to Greece are far worse than the headlines that the Participants are selling to the public.
I would be surprised if Greece agrees to the loan terms as included in the French proposal and wonder if they have even been consulted?
Greece has had no say in this for the simple reason the plan is not to save Greece, but rather save the French banks who are most on hook should Greece default.
It will be interesting to see if the plan changes now that the S&P; has warned the French plan for Greece constitute default. Even if the plan is modified, I do not see how it can be modified to meet the "voluntary" rollover criteria of the rating agencies.
Unless Tchir is correct that the rating agencies truly are irrelevant, something has to give.
Actually, something has to give anyway. The situation in Greece is so dire, and the economy, politics and riots so messy that Greece is going to default sooner or later anyway.
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Q: Объединить 2 двухмерных массива PHP Есть 2 массива:
    $address_1 = array(
    'address' => array('address1' => "some")
);
$address_2 = array(
    'address' => array('address2' => "some_1")
);

Нужно их объединить, что бы на выходе было
$addresses = array(
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            'address1' => "some",
            'address2' => "some_1"
        )
    );

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Schauder's corporate and transactional work includes advising private equity firms in high yield and public offerings, representing prominent funds in venture capital investments, and noteworthy "going public" and financing transactions.
Schauder said joining the firm was "a great opportunity to offer my clients even more help with protecting and building their brands – with entertainment, tax, fashion, intellectual property and corporate practices under one roof. By leveraging my relationships with athletes, teams and leagues we can also offer our corporate clients additional services to grow their business through the power of sports."
Aside from his work billable clients, Schauder has been active in charitable and pro bono representation connected with the sports industry. In 1990 he co-founded the not-for-profit Negro League Baseball Players Association and served as its General Counsel. He was also General Counsel to the 2011 World Police and Fire Games. He is also president of the Free Synagogue of Flushing.
Schauder is an active speaker and writer on sports law topics as a contributing editor and writer for Professional Sports and the Law, teacher of several CLE sports seminars for lawyers, and a frequent television and radio guest include appearances on Good Morning America, Richard French Live and WFAN radio.
Schauder is a recipient of the prestigious 2016 Ellis Island Medal of Honor, presented annually to American citizens who exemplify a life dedicated to community service.
Schauder received his J.D. from Columbia University School of Law and his B.S. from Yeshiva University.
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Keeping it real ~ Tackling tough topics for the youngest readers
Posted by Elizabeth Fais in Books, Middle Grade, Picture Books, Reading
Baseball, Coretta Scott King Honor Award, Crenshaw, discrimination, E.B. Lewis, Elizabeth Fais, Gavin Curtis, homelessness, Horn Book, Horn Book Magazine, imaginary friend, Katherine Applegate, Middle Grade, Music, Negro League, Picture Books, segregation, starred review, The Bat Boy and His Violin, Violin
The sweet innocence of childhood should be cherished and preserved for as long as possible, but shielding children entirely from harsh realities doesn't do them a service. There are levels of truth. The youngest readers shouldn't be unnecessarily exposed to gritty topics. However, there are plenty of stories that address tough topics in a way that builds empathy and understanding.
The two books I want to focus on here broach the topics of discrimination and homelessness in a gentle way.
The Bat Boy and His Violin
By Gavin Curtis, Illustrated by E. B. Lewis
Reginald loves to create beautiful music on his violin. But Papa, manager of the Dukes, the worst team in the Negro National League, needs a bat boy, not a "fiddler," and traveling with the Dukes doesn't leave Reginald much time for practicing. Soon the Dukes' dugout is filled with Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach — and the bleachers are filled with the sound of the Dukes' bats. Has Reginald's violin changed the Dukes' luck—and can his music pull off a miracle victory against the powerful Monarchs?
Gavin Curtis's beautifully told story of family ties and team spirit and E. B. Lewis's lush watercolor paintings capture a very special period in history. [Synopsis]
The Negro Leagues were United States professional baseball leagues comprised predominantly of African-Americans, beginning in 1920, with a final season in 1951. On the surface, this story is a view into racial discrimination and segregation in the United States prior to the Civil Rights movement.
On a deeper level, this story addresses the all too frequent discrimination of the arts over sports. Reginald serves as a heroic role model, in that he honors his father's wishes without giving up his true passion. In the end, father and son strengthen their bond through their acceptance and new-found appreciation of one another.
E. B. Lewis won the Coretta Scott King Honor for Illustrations for his rich and nuanced watercolors that enliven this moving, heartfelt story.
By Katherine Applegate
Jackson and his family have fallen on hard times. There's no more money for rent. And not much for food, either. His parents, his little sister, and their dog may have to live in their minivan. Again.
Crenshaw is a cat. He's large, he's outspoken, and he's imaginary. He has come back into Jackson's life to help him. But is an imaginary friend enough to save this family from losing everything? [Synopsis]
Katherine Applegate tackles a tough topic in Crenshaw, shedding light on the realities of hunger and homelessness. As difficult as this topic is, Applegate artfully infuses the story with empathy and lighthearted humor. I was sold with the opening paragraph:
I noticed several weird things about the surfboarding cat. Thing number one: He as a surfboarding cat. Thing number two: He was wearing a T-shirt. It said CATS RULE, DOGS DROOL. Thing number three: He was holding a closed umbrella, like he was worried about getting wet. Which, when you think about it, is kind of not the point of surfing.
Told from the viewpoint of nine-year-old Jackson, we watch as he shields his younger sister from the terrifying reality of their family's financial uncertainty, and feel the shame that threatens to cut him off from his best friend. Applegate masterfully shows how the family's problems play out through Jackson's eyes, and finally resolve in a safe and satisfying ending that is true to the story's premise.
The tone is warm and, occasionally, quirkily funny, but it doesn't sugarcoat the effects of hunger and vulnerability. This novel adds a middle-grade perspective to the literature of imaginary friends and paints a convincing and compassionate portrait of a social class―the working poor―underrepresented in children's books. ―The Horn Book, starred review
What books that touch on tough topics
would you recommend for young readers?
Girls with Game…how they changed baseball…& the world
Posted by Elizabeth Fais in Baseball, Books, Nonfiction, Reading
Audrey Vernick, Baseball, Baseball Hall of Fame, Civil Rights, Don Tate, Edith Houghton, Effa Manley, Elizabeth Fais, Horn Book, Horn Book Magazine, Negro League, Newark Eagles, Nonfiction, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Bobbies, Picture Books, She Loved Baseball, Steven Salerno, The Bobbies, The Kid From Diamond Street
Girls today are encouraged to participate in almost any sport. It wasn't that long ago when that was far from true. At the turn of the 20th century, girls were discouraged from having careers outside the home. So you know their playing professional sports was frowned upon. Remarkably, in the early 1900's two girls in Philadelphia made their mark in professional sports, changing baseball…and the world: Edith Houghton and Effa Manley.
The Kid from Diamond Street: The Extraordinary Story of Baseball Legend Edith Houghton
By Audrey Vernick, Illustrated by Steven Salerno
Edith Houghton was born in Philadelphia in 1912, and she always said she must've been "born with a baseball in my hand." Which may have been true.
Edith was playing baseball at the age of 3, and by the time she was 6 she was magic on the field. At age 10, Edith heard about the Philadelphia Bobbies, an all-female baseball team, she tried out, and was so good she made the team.
The Bobbies were named for the bobbed haircuts the team sported. Edith was by far the youngest and smallest member of the team, and soon got the nickname The Kid. Because the Bobbies were one of the only female teams, they played against men's teams all over the country.
The Bobbies were such a sensation, they were invited to tour Japan and play against the men's teams there. It was quite an adventure. Vernick highlights the girls' personalities during their travels, weaving playful scenes through the narrative of their spirited fun, enriched by Salerno's lush illustrations.
In so many ways, the Bobbies were goodwill ambassadors for the United States and the equality of women. Later in life, Edith continued to break new ground for women in sports by becoming the first woman scout for a professional baseball team.
In May, 2006, Edith's love for baseball was immortalized in the Diamond Dreams Exhibit in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
An engaging story that reminds readers that baseball isn't just numbers and statistics, men and boys. Baseball is also ten-year-old girls, marching across a city to try out for a team intended for players twice their age. –Horn Book
She Loved Baseball: The Effa Manley Story
By Audrey Vernick, Illustrated by Don Tate
Effa Manely loved baseball. She played sandlot ball with her bothers as a young girl in Philadelphia in the early 1900's. Sadly, this sparked racial prejudice because her bothers had darker skin like their father, and she had the light skin of her mother.
Effa loved watching baseball as much as playing it. So it was perfect that she met her husband at Yankee Stadium. Together they organized labor protests in Harlem and founded the Negro League team, the Newark Eagles.
Even after becoming a team owner, Manley sat in the stands "where the seats vibrated from foot-stomping excitement." When the score was close, she'd get so excited that she'd have to peak between her white-gloved fingers, as delightfully portrayed in Don Tate's rich illustration.
From her groundbreaking role as business manager and co-owner of the Newark Eagles, Effa Manley always fought for what was right.
She fought for fair salaries when some of her Eagles players moved to newly integrated major-league teams. In later years, she lobbied for her players' recognition in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Then in 2006, Manley became the first woman to ever be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Manley was a trail blazer, fighting racial injustice throughout her life, and clearing a path for women's equality a male-dominated field.
My Best Mistake
Posted by Elizabeth Fais in Baseball, Inspiration, Middle Grade
Baseball, Bobby Sox Softball, Elizabeth Fais, first base, fly ball, Inspiration, junior high, Middle Grade, My Best Mistake, outfield, pop fly, Southern California, sports, summertime
We've all made mistakes. But if we're lucky, we have at least one mistake that turned out right, a favorite mistake. My best mistake happened during a Bobby Sox Softball playoff game when I was 13.
The mistake that won the game
My older sister was an ace at softball, one of the best first base players in the Bobby Sox Softball league in our small, Southern California farming town. She played on the team that made it to the All Stars the previous season, and my parents suggested (more like insisted) that I play softball too. On the same team.
That was the beginning of a season-long mistake. Don't get me wrong. I didn't totally suck at softball.
I was pretty good hitter, and a fair infielder. I was not All Stars material, though. When you join a team of that caliber, you have to prove yourself. Which is why they put me in the outfield. Unfortunately, I had a depth perception problem at night games. On top of that, the fly balls kept disappearing against the banks of bright white lights and swarms of bugs as big as my shoe. I missed every fly ball hit my way in the outfield. Game, after game, after game.
In spite of the public humiliation, I made every practice and played every game. The team needed a certain number of players to stay in the league, and by showing up I kept them in the running. I 'took one for the team'…every week. Amazingly enough, even with my outfield fails our team still ended up tied for first place in the league.
On the night of the playoff game, the coach kept me on the bench until the last possible moment. Each player had to play at least one inning in every game, so he waited until it was safe for me to go in. We were ahead by a two runs. We just had to hold our lead. How hard could that be? Apparently, very…with my luck.
The other team was pumped, and got a run before we knew what happened. Not long after, the bases were loaded with two outs. That's when they brought in their best hitter. I prayed for mercy, but she was on break. When this girl connected with the ball, the crack resonated across two counties. A blur came whizzing straight at me. A line drive to my face. I didn't have time to blink. I put my mitt up to protect myself. I wish I could say I tried to catch the ball. But no. Putting the mitt in front of my face was pure self-defense. The ball slammed into my hand with a burning thud and I clamped the mitt shut.
I caught the ball that won the game and the league championship…by mistake!
That was the only ball I caught the entire season. I'm glad it was one that saved the game…even if it was by mistake.
YAppiest Giveaway! ~ 7th Inning Stretch
Posted by Elizabeth Fais in Giveaway, YAppiest
7th Inning Stretch, Baseball, Book Reviews, Chris Howard, Elizabeth Fais, Gretchen McNeil, Jennifer Bosworth, Jessica Brody, Rootless, Struck, Ten, Unremembered, YAppiest Giveaway, YAppy Dance
Taking a Short YAppy Break…
Ball games and shows have breaks, whether it's half-time, intermission, or whatever.
The YAppiest Giveaways have been rolling out like clockwork at two a month since April. So far, that's 13 YAppiest Giveaways! Which is awesome, but it seemed like a good time to give everyone a little bit of a breather.
Kind of like baseball's 7th inning stretch…
So get down with your YAppiest dance. We want you in true YAppy form for the final four (yes, 4!) YAppiest Giveaways! [image from morguefile.com]
Rootless, by Chris Howard
Struck, by Jennifer Bosworth
Ten, by Gretchen McNeil
Unremembered, by Jessica Brody
The 14th YAppiest Giveaway — Rootless by Chris Howard — will be coming your way on November 15th!
Why Writing is Like Baseball
Posted by Elizabeth Fais in Baseball, Humor, Writing
A League of Their Own, Baseball, Damn Yankees, Elizabeth Fais, Geena Davis, Madonna, Rosie O'Donnell, Tom Hanks, Writing
If you've stopped by this blog recently, you'll remember that I'm currently under a self-imposed deadline to finish the revision of my Young Adult (YA) novel. Now, I admit that I tend to get a little punchy at this stage of a long-haul. But no, I haven't gone completely around the bend. Yet.
"There's no crying in baseball" scene from A League of Their Own
Here's eight reasons why writing is like baseball:
Writers are in a League of Their Own.
The publication process is a team effort — writer, critique partners, agent, editors, graphic designers.
It's an American (and a whole lot of other cultures too) dream — seeing a story we've written in print.
Personal history (backstory) affects baseball players as much as it does our characters. Take the players' personal issues in Bull Durham that stop the game with a prolonged huddle on the pitcher's mound.
You need a tough hide to survive the slides. Rejection isn't pretty. Or easy. Ever. And it's part of the process. [A League of Their Own trailer].
You've gotta have heart to make it in the industry. An entire song in Damn Yankees can't be wrong.
Shoes are optional. Shoeless Joe Jackson set the precedent there. Would Damn Yankees (Shoeless Joe from Hannibal Mo) lie? I don't think so!
Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes it rains. But it's fun, goddamit!
I write because the "hard" is what makes it Great!
How about you? Why do you write?
"The Aurora County All-Stars" A Summer Fun Home Run
Posted by Elizabeth Fais in Baseball, Book Reviews, Deborah Wiles, Middle Grade
Aurora County All Stars, Baseball, Deborah Wiles, Middle Grade, Walt Whitman
The Aurora County All-Stars, by Deborah Wiles
House Jackson, age twelve, star pitcher and team captain of the Aurora County All-Stars, has a secret. For the past year while he was sidelined with a broken elbow, he spent every afternoon at the bedside of a mysterious old man the other kids call Mean-Man Boyd–and he doesn't want anyone to know. Now House is finally ready to play ball again, but his team's biggest (and only) game of the year might be canceled, thanks to the very girl who caused his broken elbow. It's almost too much to bear. But in the standoff that ensues, House finds a courage he didn't know he possessed–and discovers that just about everyone in Aurora County, Mississippi has a secret. [Book Jacket Synopsis]
A Line Drive Out of the Park – Fun For All Ages
This story is about baseball … but that's just the surface. Underneath lies a rich tapestry of friendship, betrayal, courage, family, and acceptance that is spun through with the deep mystery of life–the symphony true. I am in awe of a story that seamlessly weaves profound themes (Walt Whitman, no less) with baseball, a old Pug dog, ballerinas, and small town eccentricities … served up with with laugh-out-loud humor.
When House is finally able to play ball again, full-of-herself Frances (Finesse) Shotz waltzes back into his life to ruin it again. She insists the ball team must perform in her pageant (for the town's 200th anniversary) … wearing costumes! The team is horrified, but the rest of the town sides with Frances and their one-and-only ballgame is doomed. Life couldn't get more unfair. You'd think a best friend would be sympathetic of his team captain's predicament. But Cleebo puts the responsibility back on to House:
You have to approach your problems! You never approach your problems, House. You don't talk about 'em … and that's what gets folks in trouble … they don't approach their problems.
House is pissed, but his friend's words force him to dig deep and find the courage he needs to tackle his problems head on. And the results are nothing short of staggering. House's belief in Walt Whitman's symphony true saves the baseball game, and the pageant goes on in all its flamboyant glory. But more important, House sees the way to forgive his best friend's betrayal and forget the unintentional wrongs of the past. The trials of friendship and family will resonate with readers of all ages, as will the lessons of acceptance and forgiveness.
If you've read Deborah Wiles' other books set in Aurora County, Mississippi, (Each Little Bird that Sings or Love, Ruby Lavender) you'll continue to be delighted by the rich and quirky characters she brings to life with such ease. If you haven't read them, you're still in for a real treat with The Aurora County All Stars!
Do you have a favorite Middle Grade summer read?


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Q: Transactions in microservices I have read some articles about microservices architecture, but no one takes the topic of transaction. All that they says that this is hard to do it. Maybe someone can describe how to handle this?
But not from domain side, but from technology side. Lets say that we have business case where we need to invoke two different services and both of them make some changes on database. But how to rollback if some error occurs on the second one?
Who knows some libraries or design patter for this problem?

A: I may not be the ultimate expert in this, but I'm sure you're heading towards the Distributed Transactions. In order to have them running, all the application service components need a common shared transaction id, and you have to make sure that every component is informed about the state of the transaction. It is asynchronous, so you'll require substantial prog skills.
Here are distributed transactions mentioned or discussed:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_transaction
http://contino.co.uk/microservices-not-a-free-lunch/
http://martinfowler.com/articles/microservices.html
It would seem people try to avoid it as it is difficult. Maybe that's why you don't find much about.
Hope this helps a step forward :-)

A: The best design is having isolated services: each service just do its work within its own transaction and your workflow expects failures on the single service.
If you really need to commit only if all the services are called without errors you should create an higher level service that perform those calls inside an external transaction.

A: The first raw thing which came to my mind after reading this question is to create every add api with a delete api with ,lets say, an extra boolean flag delFlag.

boolean flag delFlag;

For POST, it will be 0. For DELETE, it will be 1.
Now you maintain a Transaction Manager which is a super service to all your micro services.
In this service maintain the calling queue of all the services and the APIs. As and when a service fails, get the calling api and call the delete method of that service and undone whatever u have done.
PS- Just a raw thought. Correct me if you think it is wrong.

A: Building on top of previous answers, distributed transactions are the solution. In my opinion you don't want to build your own mechanisms for tracking global transactional state, rather you want to use some kind of product - there are several out there.  I have written a lengthy blog article about solving this issue with a Java application server:
http://blog.maxant.co.uk/pebble/2015/08/04/1438716480000.html

A: two-phase commit can be option.Coordinator send commit request message  to cohorts.Cohorts send back ok.After then coordinator sends commit message to cohorts.If any failure happpens coordinator sends rollback messages to cohorts.

A: You can use a workflow engine(like JBPM,Activiti) to orchestrate the logic and handle transaction failures or compensatory transactions in it to achieve data integrity. This is the similar case you use in SOA architecture with ESB,BPMN and Web services


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Ukraine's new president visits troubled Mariupol
Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday made his first official visit to the major trading port city of Mariupol, where he observed joint military exercises in the Sea of Azov
The city which is about 20 kilometres (12 miles) from the frontline of the conflict in eastern Ukraine, which was seized by Russian-backed separatists, was celebrating the fifth anniversary of it's liberation from the rebels.
"We must now thoroughly redistribute the maximum of our attention to the Donbass," Zelensky, 41, told journalists at the port, referring to the region controlled by the rebels.
"This is our land, our territory and we want people from the other side, in the temporarily occupied territories, to see that Ukraine is flourishing here."
The president, a former comedian and TV star whose landslide election victory shook the political establishment, said he had a plan for the "nearest future" -- that would not take five years.
He also said his main goal was to end the war in eastern Ukraine and return all areas to under the control of Kiev.
"There are our people, we are all Ukrainians," he stated.
During the military exercises, Zelensky sat on the deck of search and rescue ship and watched officers of the Ukrainian national guard, border guard, sappers and divers demonstrating their skills.
More than a hundred officers, at least three camouflaged guard boats, inflatable boats and a helicopter were involved.
After the official part of the visit, Zelensky visited the city centre, took selfies with people and even ran through a park fountain with children.
Earlier some 10,000 people had attended a military parade in the city to mark five years of being free from separatist control.
"The lesson for Donbass is that when Russian forces leave, peace begins," Kurt Volker, US special envoy for Ukraine, tweeted on Friday.
Volker said Mariupol had been largely peaceful in recent years "except for when Russian forces shelled it, killing dozens".
In 2015 rocket strikes hit the residential district, killing 30 people and wounding more than a hundred.
Kiev and its Western backers accuse Russia of funnelling troops and arms across the border in the east to fan the flames of the conflict.
Moscow has denied the claims despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Some 13,000 people have been killed in this war since 2014.
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Called the Partnership Center because of its academic affiliation with Minnesota State University and Metropolitan State University, this new building on the Normandale Community College campus provides classrooms, office space for the partner institutions, and collegial and study spaces.
The daylighting design helps orient building occupants, with all circulation occurring adjacent to natural light and terminated with natural light and small study areas. All collegial and group study spaces also incorporate natural light and views. Fritted glass on south- and west-facing windows helps minimize uncomfortable heat gain while maximizing views and solar access. Additional strategies to improve the indoor environment include: providing a variety of acoustic conditions – with areas for focused work in addition to areas for social interaction; giving control to occupants through adjustable task lighting, window shading, and adjustable and moveable furniture; and, providing for the latest technology systems, from classroom media systems to building system controls. Through their post-occupancy survey, students reported satisfaction with all surveyed aspects of their classroom environment and indicated that both the overall facility and their primary classroom enhance their learning experience and health.
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I will try most within the next 2 years if I ever finish reading the comment.


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Infiniti Concept Vision GT debuts in UK
News Editor · May 20, 2016
The Infiniti Concept Vision GT made its first-ever appearance outside of China yesterday at the Copper Box Arena in London's Olympic Park.
Its UK debut came at the launch of the new Sony Playstation game - GT Sport. Displayed alongside seven other full-size concept cars also in the game, the largest ever gathering of GT concept vision cars in one place, the vehicle provides a visualisation of what a high performance Infiniti could look like in the future.
The car was developed through close collaboration with the creators of Gran Turismo, the racing game franchise developed by Polyphony Digital Inc. that has sold more than 72 million copies worldwide. The Infiniti Concept Vision Gran Turismo will be featured in the new GT-Sport game when it is released in November.
The project started as an ambitious global Infiniti Design competition to "design a pure Infiniti GT car". The winning model was born from the theme put forward by Infiniti's Design team in Beijing. Part beauty, part beast, its shape is powerful, sensual and audacious – a mix of a track machine, described as 'the dream of the Chinese design team to create an ambitious racing language for Infiniti'.
The process of developing the design started with hand sketching, then refined digitally, refined again by hand sculpting, and then returned to digital for final refinement.
This project went much further than being a just design exercise. It included thorough examinations and calculations of technical features such as aerodynamics and engine performance. The front mid-ship/trans-axle powertrain enables the finely distributed 45:55 front/rear weight balance that fills users with the joy of driving by actively drifting the rear.
As for aerodynamics, the under-floor airflow control, front and back diffusers, and uniquely shaped rear spoiler enable this car to demonstrate high performance 'without compromising the impact of the body design'.
Tags: Infiniti Concept Vision GT, London, Infiniti, PlayStation, GT Sport, Gran Turismo
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