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<?php

if (!defined('BASEPATH'))
    exit('No direct script access allowed');

class Report extends CI_Controller {

    private $module_sigla;

    public function __construct() {
        parent::__construct();
        //DEFINIMOS EL NOMBRE DEL MODULO
        $this->module_sigla = 'REP';
        $this->load->helper('miscellaneous');
        $this->load->model('report_model');
        $this->load->helper('security');
        validate_login($this->session->userdata('logged_in'));
    }

    public function index() {
        //VALIDAR PERMISO DEL ROL
        validation_permission_role($this->module_sigla, 'permission_add');

        $data['title'] = 'Generar Reporte';
        $data['content'] = 'report/index';
        $this->load->view('template/template', $data);
    }

    public function insert() {
        //VALIDAR PERMISO DEL ROL
        validation_permission_role($this->module_sigla, 'permission_add');

        //CARGAMOS LA LIBRERIA DE VALIDACION DE CODEIGNITER
        $this->load->library('form_validation');
        //DEFINIMOS LOS DELIMITADORES DE LOS MENSAJES DE ERROR - EN FORMATO HTML
        $this->form_validation->set_error_delimiters('
', '
');
        //DEFINIMOS LOS CAMPOS QUE VAMOS A VALIDAR, JUNTO CON EL TIPO DE VALIDACION:
        //(https://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/libraries/form_validation.html#rulereference)

        $this->form_validation->set_rules('from', 'Fecha de Inicio', 'required|trim|date');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('to', 'Fecha Final', 'required|trim|date');
        //SI LA VALIDACION RETORNA UN FALSE, CARGAMOS NUEVAMENTE LA VISTA, SI RETORNA TRUE GUARDAMOS
        if ($this->form_validation->run() == FALSE) {
            $data['title'] = 'Generar Reporte';
            $data['content'] = 'report/index';
            $this->load->view('template/template', $data);
        } else {
            $gestiones = $this->report_model->get_report1($this->input->post('from'), $this->input->post('to'));
            if (count($gestiones) > 0) {
                $name = "c_200_06AM0006_" . date("Y") . date("m") . date("d");
                header("Content-type:text/plain");
                header("Content-type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8");
                header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $name . '.txt"');
                //echo print_y($gestiones);
                foreach ($gestiones as $gestion) {
                    echo "200";
                    echo "6";
                    //echo str_pad($gestion->cuenta, 10, "-=", STR_PAD_LEFT);
                    echo str_pad($gestion->cuenta, 25);
                    echo str_pad(date("m") . date("d") . date("Y") . ' ' . date("H:m:i"), 18);
                    echo substr($gestion->accioncodigo, 0, 2);
                    echo substr($gestion->resultadocodigo, 0, 2);
                    echo substr($gestion->observacion, 0, 56);
                    echo "\r\n";
                }
            } else {
                $this->session->set_flashdata(array('message' => 'No se encontraron Registros.', 'message_type' => 'danger'));
                redirect('index.php/report', 'refresh');
            }
        }
    }

    public function excel() {
        //VALIDAR PERMISO DEL ROL
        validation_permission_role($this->module_sigla, 'permission_add');

        $data['title'] = 'Generar Reporte Excel';
        $data['content'] = 'report/excel';
        $this->load->view('template/template', $data);
    }

    public function get_excel() {
        //VALIDAR PERMISO DEL ROL
        validation_permission_role($this->module_sigla, 'permission_add');

        //CARGAMOS LA LIBRERIA DE VALIDACION DE CODEIGNITER
        $this->load->library('form_validation');
        //DEFINIMOS LOS DELIMITADORES DE LOS MENSAJES DE ERROR - EN FORMATO HTML
        $this->form_validation->set_error_delimiters('
', '
');
        //DEFINIMOS LOS CAMPOS QUE VAMOS A VALIDAR, JUNTO CON EL TIPO DE VALIDACION:
        //(https://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/libraries/form_validation.html#rulereference)

        $this->form_validation->set_rules('from', 'Fecha de Inicio', 'required|trim|date');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('to', 'Fecha Final', 'required|trim|date');
        //SI LA VALIDACION RETORNA UN FALSE, CARGAMOS NUEVAMENTE LA VISTA, SI RETORNA TRUE GUARDAMOS
        if ($this->form_validation->run() == FALSE) {
            $data['title'] = 'Generar Reporte Excel';
            $data['content'] = 'report/excel';
            $this->load->view('template/template', $data);
        } else {

            $gestiones = $this->report_model->get_report2($this->input->post('from'), $this->input->post('to'));
            if (count($gestiones) > 0) {
                $name = "ReporteExcel_" . date("Y") . date("m") . date("d");
                header("Content-Type:   application/vnd.ms-excel; charset=utf-8");
                header("Content-type:   application/x-msexcel; charset=utf-8");
                header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$name.xls");
                header("Expires: 0");
                header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0");
                header("Cache-Control: private", false);
                $report2 = '
';
                $report2.= '
';
                $report2.= "cedula	";
                $report2.= "cuenta	";
                $report2.= "accion codigo	";
                $report2.= "accion nombre	";
                $report2.= "resultado codigo	";
                $report2.= "resultado nombre	";
                $report2.= "causal codigo	";
                $report2.= "causal nombre	";
                $report2.= "observacion	";
                $report2.= "fecha	";
                $report2.= '
';
                foreach ($gestiones as $gestion) {
                    $report2.= '
';
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->num_documento . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->cuenta . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->accion_codigo . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->accion_nombre . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->resultado_codigo . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->resultado_nombre . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->causal_codigo . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->causal_nombre . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->observacion . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->fecha_ingreso . "	";
                    $report2.= '
';
                }
                $report2.= '
';
                echo $report2;
            } else {
                $this->session->set_flashdata(array('message' => 'No se encontraron Registros.', 'message_type' => 'danger'));
                redirect('index.php/report', 'refresh');
            }
        }
    }

    public function visitas() {
        //VALIDAR PERMISO DEL ROL
        validation_permission_role($this->module_sigla, 'permission_add');

        $data['title'] = 'Generar Reporte de Visitas';
        $data['content'] = 'report/visitas';
        $this->load->view('template/template', $data);
    }

    public function get_visitas() {
        //VALIDAR PERMISO DEL ROL
        validation_permission_role($this->module_sigla, 'permission_add');

        //CARGAMOS LA LIBRERIA DE VALIDACION DE CODEIGNITER
        $this->load->library('form_validation');
        //DEFINIMOS LOS DELIMITADORES DE LOS MENSAJES DE ERROR - EN FORMATO HTML
        $this->form_validation->set_error_delimiters('
', '
');
        //DEFINIMOS LOS CAMPOS QUE VAMOS A VALIDAR, JUNTO CON EL TIPO DE VALIDACION:
        //(https://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/libraries/form_validation.html#rulereference)

        $this->form_validation->set_rules('from', 'Fecha de Inicio', 'required|trim|date');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('to', 'Fecha Final', 'required|trim|date');
        //SI LA VALIDACION RETORNA UN FALSE, CARGAMOS NUEVAMENTE LA VISTA, SI RETORNA TRUE GUARDAMOS
        if ($this->form_validation->run() == FALSE) {
            $data['title'] = 'Generar Reporte de Visitas';
            $data['content'] = 'report/visitas';
            $this->load->view('template/template', $data);
        } else {

            $gestiones = $this->report_model->get_report3($this->input->post('from'), $this->input->post('to'));
            if (count($gestiones) > 0) {
                $name = "ReporteVisitas_" . date("Y") . date("m") . date("d");
                header("Content-Type:   application/vnd.ms-excel; charset=utf-8");
                header("Content-type:   application/x-msexcel; charset=utf-8");
                header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$name.xls");
                header("Expires: 0");
                header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0");
                header("Cache-Control: private", false);
                $report2 = '
';
                $report2.= '
';
                $report2.= "cedula	";
                $report2.= "cuenta	";
                $report2.= "observacion	";
                $report2.= "fecha	";
                $report2.= '
';
                foreach ($gestiones as $gestion) {
                    $report2.= '
';
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->num_documento . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->cuenta . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->observacion . "	";
                    $report2.= "" . $gestion->fecha_ingreso . "	";
                    $report2.= '
';
                }
                $report2.= '
';
                echo $report2;
            } else {
                $this->session->set_flashdata(array('message' => 'No se encontraron Registros.', 'message_type' => 'danger'));
                redirect('index.php/report', 'refresh');
            }
        }
    }

}


Tying the worlds of Unbreakable and Split together, M. Night Shyamalan brings us a film that serves as direct sequel to both previous stories. Glass unites the invincible David Dunn (Bruce Willis), DID sufferer Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy), and the brittle-boned mastermind Elijah, now going by the name of Mr. Glass (Samuel L Jackson).
Placing the film fifteen years after the events of Unbreakable and three weeks after those of Split, we pick up with David tracking down petty criminals, while the Horde – the personalities that have taken over Kevin's identity – continues its murderous rampage. What's clear from the off is this is a much more conventional 'superhero' film than either of its predecessors, the first act moving at a quite a clip relative to Unbreakable's heavy, depressive pace.
What hasn't changed is Shyamalan's visual flair. Split's cinematographer, Mike Gioulakis returns, mixing uncomfortably intimate close-ups with vivid colour coding and low slung angles to invoke the look of comic panels. The result is one of the best-looking films in either filmmaker's oeuvre – particularly in the film's lengthy, asylum-set second act. It's a good job the asylum looks good, though, as this is where the drama hits an inertia from which it never fully recovers.
Unbreakable worked because the mystery around David's extraordinary abilities framed a very grounded family drama. Equally, Split's appeal lay not in the novelty of Kevin's affliction, but in the discovery of his multiple personalities, their conflicting motivations and power plays with each other. Glass loses the mystery of both with familiarity, while wasting time asking whether its characters really are super-powered when we already know that they are.
Meanwhile, three subplots involving Elijah's mother (Charlayne Woodard), David's son Joseph (Spencer Treat Clark, reprising his role from Unbreakable), and Kevin's escaped victim from Split, Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy) have been evidently hacked to the bone, leaving them all but irrelevant. As a result, the ending – featuring of course the director's trademark sleight of hand – ultimately is unsatisfying and feels strangely dated.
It should be noted, too, that the depiction of Kevin's DID – a real-life condition – is ludicrous and borderline offensive. McAvoy brings his all to the role, and it's really a treat watching him transform himself from 9-year old boy to middle-aged woman to freakish man-beast through performance alone, but this depiction of mental illness is iffy at best. Furthermore, the film's three women characters are all little more than maternal figures, as well as being lumped with the film's most cringe-worthy dialogue (of which there is plenty to go around).
Despite its myriad issues, Glass is often a hoot to watch – particularly once Elijah comes out of his self-induced fugue to wreak havoc on the facility, with Jackson hamming it up with infectious relish, bouncing off the gurning McAvoy. The flaw in Glass's surface is, ironically, its opacity. Instead of interrogating the structure of superhero narratives, Shyamalan uses it as a crutch, explicitly drawing attention to it whenever his story begins to topple. The effect is to obscure any thematic clarity or depth, making Glass an exercise in smoke and mirrors, and a rather fragile one at that.


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The magazine was founded by editors David and Kerry O'Coy in 2000. It is published twice a year and distributed via Boutique Mags. The magazine is distributed internationally and sold in shops, independent stores and galleries around the UK, Europe, North America, Asia and Australia.

Although based in the Midlands its editorial coverage is national and international.

In 2009 Fused launched Area Culture Guide, a monthly pocket-sized cultural events guide covering the West Midlands. In 2010 Fused co-produced a magazine on behalf of Arts & Business for The Art of Ideas 2010.

Fused also curated the visual pop culture event 'EYE CANDY'. Selecting exhibitors, speakers and designers to showcase illustration, art and design through a programme of events, exhibitions, meet-ups, a talks program and creative workshops.

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We know the story. You've saved your vacation dates, booked your flight and are about to go on the trip of a lifetime. You've chosen a superb, fully equipped fishing charter and are all set to land the fish of your dreams. Your plane leaves tomorrow and it couldn't reach its destination soon enough.
There's just one tiny glitch. You still haven't packed. And you have no idea what you need to bring.
Here's our guide to what every angler should take with them when they go to fish overseas.
Wherever you're traveling to, it's important to bring plenty of layers if you're planning to go out on the open water. Even the warmest destinations can experience large drops in temperature offshore. If you're leaving the dock at 5:30 am you can't rely on the sun to keep you warm from the start. At the same time, you're not going to have a lot of shade out there so you need to make sure can take off outer layers if you need to.
Windbreaker. This will protect you from spray and keep you warm on early morning starts.
Shorts if you're going somewhere tropical; long pants if not.
Light weight shirt. Wearing a shirt will protect your arms and shoulders from sunburn. Linen is perfect for keeping the heat away from your skin.
Light colored clothing. This reflects the sun to keep you cool in hot weather.
Gloves. These will keep your hands protected from sun burn, bad weather and line cuts.
Non-skid rubber soled shoes. Sneakers are perfect – flip flops aren't recommended!
If you're planning to go somewhere tropical you have probably already thought about packing sunblock. But heck, the sun even shines in Scotland sometimes! You don't want to have to choose between having to hide in the cabin away from all the fishing action and getting a bronzing like a satsuma and skin that feels like it's been rubbed with glass.
A lack of shade plus the ocean's reflective glare can provide a very uncomfortable and unsafe experience if you're not protected. At the same time, conditions can change very quickly out at sea and unexpected downpours can turn a fishing charter into a nightmare for unprepared anglers.
Sunscreen. Make sure to get one that protects from both UVA and UVB rays.
Lip balm. Lip balm with sun protection will stop your lips getting chapped out on the water.
Hat. Hats with brims provide shade and decrease the risk of sun stroke.
Polarized sunglasses. These will cut through the glare on the water to give you a better view of your target fish.
Waterproof jacket and rain pants. These are essential if you come across bad weather when you're out at sea.
Foreign pharmacies can be unnerving, especially when there's a language barrier. At the same time, when you're in another country you can never rely on being able to find the same medicines that usually available over the counter at home. It's easier and safer to bring any medical equipment you think you might need on your trip with you.
Seasickness medication. If you're prone to seasickness stock up on over the counter remedies before you leave. Bonine® and Dramamine® are particularly effective but should be taken a couple of hours in advance of the trip. It's always best to avoid combining anti nausea remedies with coffee. Avoid having too much to drink the night before if you want to have a puke-free trip!
Bug spray. This is an essential wherever you're traveling to. Where there's water, there are bugs, so come prepared!
Small first aid kit. Come equipped with band aids and antiseptic cream. This should be included on the boat but it's easier for everyone if you bring your own means of dealing with minor cuts and grazes.
Hand sanitizer. No one wants to eat a sandwich when their hands are covered in fish slime.
Just the same as if you were going on a fishing trip in your home town, you need to bring a variety of bags and containers on a foreign fishing charter. This lets you bring your stuff on board without worrying that it will be damaged by sea salt and spray.
Backpack. Serious anglers might benefit from a specialist fishing backpack that you can take on the plane as hand luggage. Alternatively, any sturdy bag will usually do the job. Just don't pack your supplies for the day in your brand new Gucci handbag.
Collapsible cooler. This can easily fit into your hold luggage and will keep any food and drink you want to take on board with you fresh and cool. A double zip lock bag filled with ice from your hotel is a smart alternative to bringing gel ice on the plane.
Drinking bottle. Keeping water or an energy drink in a sports bottle will keep you hydrated and you won't have to worry about leaks or spills.
Waterproof bag. It's a good idea to bring a small waterproof zip lock bag for your electronic items and important documents such as your passport and fishing license.
Camera. A camera or smartphone is essential for you to record your trophy catch. Consider investing in a chest harness to record the thrill of a fight without having to let go of the rod to use the controls.
Hand towel. Fishing can get messy!
Swimsuit. You never know, the fishing might get slow and then you could want to take a dip or go snorkeling.
For serious anglers: If you don't want to leave home without your favorite rod and reel check out our post on traveling with fishing gear.
What can't you live without when you go fishing abroad? Have we missed something? Let us know in the comments section below.
If you haven't booked your fishing charter holiday yet, now's the time to browse FishingBooker for the world's largest collection of fishing charters and book the trip of a lifetime!
Where would I be able to be added on to a crew, since it's one person going? A safe trip/destination is a must.
I like how you said that you can't always rely on being able to find the medicine you need if you are in another country. Having the right pharmaceuticals when going on a deep sea fishing trip could be especially important if you are going with people who don't have their sea legs and get sick easily. It would be better to be prepared beforehand than have to worry about it in the moment.
My fiance and I might join his family on a little fishing charter that they host every third Saturday during the summer. We aren't seasoned experts like his family and aren't sure what to bring on the trip. I like your advice to bring a collapsible cooler to hold cold drinks and fun snacks for the long day. It would have been pretty miserable if we never read this input, thanks!
It's good to know what to pack for a charter fishing trip. My wife and I both love to fish, and we've decided to try one of these trips out. I didn't even think about bringing our swimsuits, but going snorkeling would be awesome!
Hi. we are booked on your fishing trip on Sat. 28th October 2017. Can we please have one Vegetarian lunch. Cheers.
Thanks for your comment. I will pass your message on to our customer service team. Enjoy your trip!
We are booked for a half day on Friday the 16th. Is it possible to go out from 9-2 instead of 7 am? Thank you!
I have forwarded your question to my colleagues from the customer support team. They will get back to you soon.
Also, if you have any other questions, feel free to reach out at [email protected].
When would you like to go fishing for Redfish and where?
We will be a party of four adults and one 10-year-old boy, my grandson. My wife has requested an inshore fishing trip so if at all possible hope to stay close in and not out in the offshore ocean. Hope to see you on April 5th in the AM and will be ready to catch the BIG ONE. Have a great day.
Thanks for reaching out and reading our blog.
I have forwarded your question to my teammates from the customer service and they will get in touch with the captain about your trip.
If you have any other questions, feel free to write to [email protected].
We got in touch with the captain – inshore it is!
The weather for Tuesday morning, March 27, says gusty winds in the morning (20mph). How will that affect our trip…especially the potential of seasickness? Thank you.
Do we need a fishing licence for 5 hour bay fishing?
According to the fishing regulations in Victoria, you're required to have a fishing license.
However, there are some cases exempt from this regulation, so it's best to first check here if you or some of your fellow anglers are exempt from this rule. For example, children under 18 and anglers over 80 years of age don't need a fishing license.
You can purchase the license online here.
Do we need to have fishing license or can we get one there?
There are several options, depending on what suits you the best.
You can choose to purchase the license online or do so over the phone (small extra fees apply in that case, and you can find the phone numbers here).
Another option is to pay a visit to one of the local agents authorized to sell the license (here is a list with contact info).
Is it a major problem adding addition personnel to you charter? If not, how far in advance would I need to make the change?
Most of the time, adding more people is generally not a problem if you are booking a private charter.
However, it's best to inform the captain as soon as possible so that they can prepare everything in advance.
You can reach our customer service at +1-888-395-2564 and they will help you out with setting up everything.
My family is going on a fishing charter this summer with our two children and this will be our first time, so I am glad that I found this article! I love that you say to bring a waterproof jacket and rain pants because we want to be as comfortable as possible if there is bad weather during the trip. Also, I think bug spray is extremely important, and we will make sure to bring that.
Just wondering. Do we need to bring our own drinks and food?
I've just checked your booking.
Yes, you should pack some snacks and beverages as they are not included in the trip price.
Not sure if you have already purchased a fishing license, but in case you haven't – you can buy it on the boat.
Good thing you reminded me of bringing waterproof jackets and pants in case it rains in the middle of the sea while fishing. My family and I are looking forward to a charter trip fishing next week because this is going to be our first time doing this. We certainly have no idea about fishing and good thing these services are available online to book so we can get some tips and walkthrough how to get started.
HI! We are coming on Monday, July 30th and there are 7 of us. We are staying at Sans Souci condos in Pensacola Beach, FL. I am estimating the time of travel to get to your place will be around an hour drive time. Depending on traffic and such, I am just praying it doesn't take us any longer than an hour. Getting up that early on vacation will be a challenge (lol) but it will be worth it to go deep sea fishing with you guys!!! If we are a bit late, by chance… please don't leave without us!!!!! See you on the 30th!!! Can't wait!
I have a charter trip booked for Wednesday August 1st with my 23 year old son and two nephews (ages 15 & 12). We are traveling from downtown New Orleans – how much time should I allow to reach you and what is the actual physical address I need to put in my GPS? Also, do I need to bring any additional snacks or drinks? Thank you!
Hi, Maureen, thanks for writing.
It's best you check this directly with the captain. Once you open his profile, scroll down and hit the 'Contact Captain' button. The captain will let you know where exactly to meet and he can also advise you on how long it takes from downtown New Orleans to his boat. Snacks and drinks are provided.
In case you need anything else, feel free to reach out to my colleagues from customer support at +1-888-395-2564.
P.S. Don't forget to bring sunscreen along and drink plenty of water.
Have a nice one! Hope you catch some impressive fish.
If storms are predicted, we would like to book for another day, is that acceptable? We will be there all week. We will have 2 youngins (17 yrs old) who have never been on a boat and don't know what they will act like in rough waters.
It's best you reach out to the captain and ask him about available dates and the weather forecast. He'll know when he can take you out and if it is possible to fish another day.
If you need any help, you can get in touch with my colleagues from the Customer Happiness team at +1-888-395-2564.
If you catch a lot of fish is there a way to have it frozen and shipped home?
Thanks for reading the blog and sorry for the late reply.
Some charter captains do provide the service of freezing and shipping your catch home.
It's always best you check this directly with the captain.
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All the best from FishingBooker!
Thanks for the tip to bring a waterproof bag with us so we can easily keep our electronics or important documents dry. My husband and I want to go on a fishing charter trip soon, so I've been looking online for tips to help us prepare. I don't think I would have remembered to bring a waterproof bag, so I'm really glad you shared that advice!
Absolutely, the smallest thing can make a big difference. I'm glad to hear that the waterproof bag tip was helpful.
I hope you and your husband will have a great time!
It's good to know the right stuff to bring on a fishing charter. I didn't know that there was medication for seasickness. I do tend to get a bit seasick, so that would be useful. It's also good to know that you shouldn't combine it with coffee. I'll have to look into getting some before I leave on my trip.
Thank you for reading the blog, I'm glad you found the information useful.
Taking seasickness medication is a small precaution, but it can really save your day.
I like how you mentioned in detail what you need to pack along for a fishing trip–especially if it's going to be up in the great white northern regions of Alaska! Obviously, the weather is going to be really cold there, so it's highly advised to pack along some winter-weather clothing along with thermal underwear in order to keep yourself warm while you're fishing for your dinner out in the frigid, chilly air. While I haven't gone on any fishing trips yet, it's actually a good idea to pack warm clothing if you know you'll be fishing in a really cold part of the world.
Absolutely, warm clothes are essential when fishing in that kind of cold.
When you're suited up and comfortable, there's nothing to stop you from enjoying your reel action.
I like that you suggest taking light colored clothing to reflect sunlight off of you. My family and I are planning a trip up to Montana this summer, and we want to get some fishing guides to take us out for a day on the water. I will keep this in mind during the planning process.
Thank you for reading, I'm glad you found it useful.
Please feel free to check out our guide for Montana. If you need any assistance in picking a charter, you can contact our Customer Service.


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Q: how to store facebook page id in mysql database? I'm trying to find a way to store the users facebook page id in mysql database using php.
currently i can get the page id from the URL in the iframe within the facebook page like so:
<?php
// PATH TO FB-PHP-SDK
require 'src/facebook.php';

$facebook = new Facebook(array(
  'appId'  => 'XXXXXXXXXXX',
  'secret' => 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
  'cookie' => true,
));
$signed_request = $facebook->getSignedRequest();
if( $page = $signed_request['page'] ) {
    echo $page['id'];
}
?>

The code above echo's the page id correctly but it will only do that within the facebook iframe page tab.
I ask the users to allow my application to connect to their pages like so:
https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=APP_ID&scope=email,manage_pages,offline_access&redirect_uri=https://dev.socialtalkie.com

they need to open that URL in the browser.
so, i need to know how I can get the users page id once they allow the app to connect to their page and store it in mysql database?
is there anyway to open that URL within my own site so I can store the page id ? if so, how?
any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks

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Jamie Foxx To Receive Honorary Doctorate From Jarvis Christian College
By Humor Mill / April 26, 2018 / Comedy News
Academy Award-winning actor Jamie Foxx will receive an honorary doctorate from Jarvis Christian College this spring.
The university will bestow the degree on the Terrell native during the May 5 spring commencement ceremony in its E.W. Rand Center near Hawkins, said Sherry Shephard, the college's director of media relations.
The degree will recognize Foxx's achievements in music, film and television.
Foxx won an Academy Award in 2004 for his portrayal of legendary singer Ray Charles in the movie "Ray." He also has won Grammy Awards for his R&B recordings and starred in a comedy series.
In announcing the degree, Jarvis Christian College released the following information about Foxx's life and career.
Foxx was born in Terrell and raised by his mother's adoptive parents, Mark and Esther Marie Talley. As a teenager, he was a part-time pianist and choir leader at New Hope Baptist Church and attended Terrell High School, where he received top grades and played on the basketball and football teams.
After high school, Foxx studied classical music and composition at United States International University.
Foxx has produced four albums that charted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200: "Unpredictable," "Intuition," "Best Night of My Life" and "Hollywood: A Story of a Dozen Roses."
In 1991, he joined the cast of "In Living Color," a sketch comedy series. After a recurring role in the comedy-drama "Roc," he starred in his own sitcom, "The Jamie Foxx Show," from 1996 to 2001. His other television performances include roles in "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper," "Moesha" and the movie, "Redemption: The Stan Tookie Williams Story." Foxx currently is the host and executive producer of the game show "Beat Shazam."
His film career includes roles in "Any Given Sunday," "Ali," "Collateral," "Ray," "Dreamgirls," "Django Unchained," "White House Down," "Annie," "Law Abiding Citizen," "Sleepless" and "Baby Driver."
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Cardinal women receive at-large bid for NCAA cross country
For the 22nd consecutive year, both the Stanford men's and women's cross country teams will compete at the NCAA Championships, extending the nation's longest ongoing streak.
The Cardinal women received at-large bid on Saturday, a day after the NCAA West Regionals at Seattle's Jefferson Park Golf Course.
The men qualified automatically by finishing second, but the Card women were fourth, missing automatic advancement. However, Stanford earned enough qualifying points through season results against teams already in the field to advance.
The top two teams in each of the nation's nine regionals qualified automatically, and the top four individuals not on those teams who finished in the top 25 of their races.
Thirteen teams in each of the men's and women's divisions received at-large berths, creating fields of 31. Also, two individuals were selected at-large for each race, creating fields of 255 individual entrants.
The NCAA Championships are next Saturday at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville. The women's race begins at 9 a.m. PT, followed by the men's at approximately 10 a.m. PT. A live webcast of the championships will be broadcast from 9 a.m. PT until the conclusion of the awards ceremony on NCAA.com.
This will be the 23rd consecutive NCAA team appearance for the Stanford women – the longest streak in the nation -- and 28th overall. Stanford has won five NCAA women's titles (1996, 2003, 2005-07).
The Stanford men have advanced 22 consecutive years and 24 times overall. The Cardinal has won four men's team championships (1996-97, 2002-03) and was second last year.
Stanford's teams have had 66 All-Americans combine for 126 All-America honors. The teams have combined for 24 NCAA podium finishes and nine NCAA titles.
— David Kiefer/Stanford Athletics
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We spent 42 hours on research, videography, and editing, to review the top picks for this wiki. A new mother's body faces a tremendous amount of stress and all sorts of changes, and often needs a little help to get back to a strong and healthy condition. These postnatal vitamins are formulated to combat the emotional roller coaster and physical exhaustion that comes with breastfeeding; can improve the quality of your milk; and may boost your metabolism, energy levels, and immune system. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to support our work. Skip to the best postnatal vitamin on Amazon.
Pure Essence Mother And Child boast 100 milligrams of pantothenic acid, otherwise known as vitamin B5, which can help fight anxiety and stress, two emotions new moms face regularly. They also contain a highly absorbent form of iron.
New Chapter Prenatal DHA contains omegas three, five, six, and seven, along with nine fatty acids to help alleviate any postpartum depression, which is vital in helping mothers and babies bond after birth. It is best taken in conjunction with a daily multivitamin, though.
Milkies Nursing were developed by doctors who want to help mothers produce nutrient-rich milk for their babies. They contain high levels of riboflavin to provide all-day energy and have been approved by the American Pregnancy Association.
Actif Organic contan a combination of more than 25 healthy vitamins and herbs to help you feel your best day after day. They can increase lactation by up to 50 percent, making them ideal for nursing mothers, and they have a calming effect on you and your baby.
If you often suffer from an upset stomach after taking vitamins, you'll appreciate that MegaFood Baby & Me can be taken at any time of day, even on an empty stomach, without the risk of nausea. Plus, they contain pureed whole fruit, like oranges and cranberries.
Mother's Select Plus were made specifically with breastfeeding mothers in mind. They include 18 milligrams of niacin that boosts both the quantity and quality of milk new moms produce, plus 100 percent of your daily folic acid needs to support your baby's development.
New moms can't afford to get sick, which is why Nordic Naturals Optimal was created to boost the immune system, with rosemary extract that provides potent antioxidants. It contains vitamin D3 and fish oil in triglyceride form, which is most readily absorbed by the body.
Promise Breastfeeding was developed based on up-to-date recommended dietary allowances for women who are lactating. It is a once daily multivitamin that also contains a range of supplements and minerals, such as folic acid, biotin, zinc, and more.
Packed with fenugreek, fennel seed, and milk thistle, Pure Co Pure Mom can help stimulate your body to produce more milk to ensure you always have enough to feed your growing baby. It is vegan-friendly and manufactured to stringent guidelines in a GMP-certified lab.
New Chapter Perfect were developed to address the particular mood and energy struggles new mothers face. The formula includes vitamin B, which can combat postpartum depression, and vitamin D3, to help lactating mothers absorb calcium better.
It isn't just babies that benefit from breastfeeding, but mothers, too.
It also releases oxytocin, a hormone that can reduce uterine bleeding and help it return to its pre-pregnancy size.
The majority of women take some form of prenatal vitamins during pregnancy to help ensure they have a healthy baby, but few place as much importance on consuming postnatal vitamins after giving birth. Many might be surprised to learn then that taking postnatal vitamins can be* just as vital to a baby's health*, especially for moms who choose to breastfeed. They can also significantly help lessen the symptoms of postpartum depression.
Almost every professional in the medical community agrees that breastfeeding is much healthier for the baby then consuming formula. Breast milk has a near perfect mix of nutrients and vitamins. Babies can also digest it more easily than they can formula. In addition to nutrients and vitamins, breast milk contains antibodies to help your little one fight off bacteria and viruses. Research has shown that babies who are fed solely breast milk in their first six months of life are less likely to experience asthma and allergies. They also have less ear infections, bouts of diarrhea, and hospitalizations.
It isn't just babies that benefit from breastfeeding, but mothers, too. Breastfeeding burns a lot of calories, so it can help women return to their pre-pregnancy weight faster. It also releases oxytocin, a hormone that can reduce uterine bleeding and help it return to its pre-pregnancy size. It even lowers the risk of experiencing certain ovarian and breast cancers.
According to many doctors, eating a well-balanced diet generally isn't enough to provide most breastfeeding mothers with an adequate supply of vitamins and nutrients. This is why it is recommended that breastfeeding mothers supplement their diets with a multi-vitamin. Some women may choose to continue taking their prenatal vitamins after giving birth, but nursing women have different needs than pregnant women. Postnatal vitamins contain unique blends of vitamins and nutrients specifically designed to meet the needs of breastfeeding mothers. Some also contain supplements to promote the production of breast milk, such as fenugreek, coriander, and fennel seeds.
While all vitamins and nutrients can be beneficial for nursing mothers and their babies, a few really stand out as being vital to the health of both mother and child. Vitamin B9 is often lacking in the diets of most western countries. It comes from dark leafy greens, beans and lentils, okra, asparagus, and some other vegetables. B9 has been shown to alleviate postpartum depression symptoms. It also helps in the nervous system development of newborns. During nursing, mothers pass this important vitamin onto their babies.
It comes from raw vegetables, of which most people eat far too few; dairy products; and many types of nuts.
Omega-3 fatty acids are extremely important for new mothers, as well. Studies have found a link between omega-3 fatty acid deficiency and and postpartum depression. Docosahexaenoic acid is especially helpful as not only does it help with postpartum depression, but it also aids in the production of breast milk and supports a baby's eyes, brain, and central nervous system development.
Calcium is also an important nutrient after giving birth. Women lose bone density during the initial nursing stages, and calcium can help combat this. Babies also need it to support the development of healthy bones and teeth. It comes from raw vegetables, of which most people eat far too few; dairy products; and many types of nuts.
Supplementing the body with zinc helps to support the immune system and protect the body from damage caused by free radicals. It can also help increase energy levels before and after giving birth. Research has shown that babies whose mothers take zinc supplements have less incidences of colic and a stronger immune system. It is found in whole fours, oats, eggs, and meat.
Vitamin A helps with skeletal development and the formation of healthy teeth. It also promotes good vision, healthy skin, and soft tissue growth. Since vitamin A passes from mother to baby through breast milk, many breastfeeding mothers have a significant deficiency unless they supplement their diet with it. Some women may be able to get the majority of their daily requirement by eating a lot of fish, meat, and vegetables, but for most women it helps to take a postnatal vitamin that contains it.
Postpartum depression is quite common after giving birth. In fact, it affects roughly 15 percent of all new mothers. Symptoms of postpartum depression include trouble bonding with your baby, severe mood swings, and difficulty thinking or making decisions. For some, these symptoms can become so severe that they interfere with everyday life. In addition to eating a healthy diet and taking a good postnatal multi-vitamin, there are a few other simple things you can do to help lessen or completely eliminate postpartum depression.
It can also feel as if the constant supply of dirty diapers is never ending.
One of the most important things for new mothers is to set aside some time for themselves. The responsibility of being a new mother can often feel overwhelming. It may seem as if you are always stuck in a chair breastfeeding or soothing your baby. It can also feel as if the constant supply of dirty diapers is never ending. Scheduling a little bit of me time every week can do wonders for your mental well-being. Don't try to deal with all of the stress of motherhood on your own. Take up a friend's or family member's offer of free babysitting. You can use the alone time to take a much needed nap, watch a movie uninterrupted, do some yoga, or just go for a walk.
Speaking of creating some me time and exercising, researchers in Australia found that exercise has a very strong antidepressant effect on women suffering from postpartum depression. You don't even have to waste your me time exercising when you really just want to catch up on your favorite shows. A study published in Mental Health and Physical Activity found that simply walking can do wonders for easing depression. Luckily, it is easy enough to walk and bring baby along at the same time. Put him or her in their stroller and go for a 20 or 30 minute walk around the neighborhood or a park each day.


Martin Goldman, the senior member of the firm, has been practicing law in the Southern California area since January, 1970. Mr. Goldman has been a patron member of the Commercial Law League of America for well over 30 years. He has been an active participant in most regional meetings, and is a recent Past-Chair of the Western Region. Mr. Goldman has been a lecturer and guest speaker for California Continuing Education of the Bar programs, National Business Institute and many industry and management groups. Mr. Goldman also serves on the Board of Directors of the American Board of Certification. Martin Goldman is also one of only 8 people in the State of California to receive a Certification as a Creditors Rights Specialists, issued by the American Board of Certification. For the past eight years, Mr. Goldman has been designated a SUPER LAWYER, which is an honor conferred upon less than 5% of practicing lawyers, nationwide. Goldman also is an active member and participant in the International Association of Commercial Collectors (IACC) and the Commercial Collectors Association of America (CCAofA).


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The Agile Compromise Calls for Courage
21/12/2022 ~ Jasper Sprengers
Previously published on DZone.
Life means dealing with bad things that may or may not happen. We call them risks. We assess, evaluate, mitigate, accept, and sometimes blithely ignore them. Building complex and original software are inherently risky and the Agile way of working does not fix that. That's why we need to be true to the value of courage. I'll start my argument with a refresher on the topic and some practical examples.
The dictionary defines risks as the likelihood of bad things happening. Equally important is the nature and extent of the damage when the risk becomes a reality. The exact balance between probability and consequences is the bread and butter of actuaries at insurance companies. Their models inform them how likely it is that an average dwelling goes up in flames, so they can put a price on the collective risk of their millions of customers. Several houses are certain to burn down each year and their owners need to be reimbursed. It's a predictable risk.
The Scala World Hiking Trip
This won't do in aviation or civil engineering. Every lethal incident prompts an investigation to raise the standard and reduce risk up to the point where we are left with black swans only, events so rare and unpredictable you can't possibly prepare for them. Most airline crashes are the result of these unknown unknowns.
Here's a more mundane example. At Scala World 2019 I joined the attendees for the traditional pre-conference hike in the English Lake District. I had visited the area before and arrived with waterproof gear and sturdy boots, knowing the terrain and the unpredictable British weather, which even in September can be brutal.
We set off in the sunshine and of course, it had to rain for much of the walk. Several walkers had not read or minded the instruction email, or even checked the weather forecast. Arriving woefully unprepared in cotton jeans and t-shirts, they got thoroughly soaked and a little miserable. But there was safety in numbers. Spare ponchos were shared, and nobody would have been in mortal danger if they had sprained an ankle while clambering over slippery boulders with their inadequate footwear.
Lake District, England
The Woody Allen way of coding
In a previous post I wrote about the uncompromising artistry of Stanley Kubrick, who produced film classics at the cost of wildly unpredictable schedules and budgets. You can reach for similar brilliance in programming, but you had better do it on your own time or with a generous CFO. There is a different, more workable, and healthier attitude towards our craft. Just keep at it, enjoy it, and don't worry about making a dent in the universe. Reading Woody Allen's autobiography over the holidays, indulge me to draw another cinematic parallel with this veteran New York writer/director. Don't worry, it will also be about coding.
Woody Allen (1935) is one of the most consistently prolific cinematographers in the business. He has written and directed over fifty films over an equal number of years, almost like clockwork and at 85 shows no intention of stopping. He doesn't approach his oeuvre as a project with a culmination. His business is about keeping busy. He is in it for the long run, if only to act as an antidote to the unavoidable spectre of death and oblivion. But let's not get into his glum outlook on life here.
Image by Artem Podrez through pexels.com
Nobody asked you to code like Kubrick
Let's talk about artistry, craftsmanship and software quality. Writing code has been compared to an art as well as a craft. I love discussing the difference between the two and their relationship to quality. Software quality is a multi-faceted beast (functional correctness, usability, maintainability and all the other ilities). It's impossible to judge the quality of a program by only looking at its source code, but it's easy to recognise a clear lack of quality from any illegible tangle of spaghetti. Tools for quality metrics can point to such potential trouble but won't guarantee that you're building the right thing.
Anyway, if you take pride in your work, you don't need tools to keep you on the straight and narrow. A true craftswoman always does the best she can. There is no such thing as too much quality, is there? Perhaps talk to the person who's putting up the money. Quality saves money later, but it will cost you right now. From a business perspective the product needs to make money long enough to justify that expense. From an artistic perspective none of that matters. The true artist pursues quality for its own sake. Allow me a little segue into film and music.
The subtle art of cache configuration
Summary: It's deceptively simple to enable caching in Spring, but you must investigate actual production usage in order to configure it properly. There are four areas of concern: peak-time load, uniqueness of requests, savings in time and resources, and the longevity of cacheable values. An example project shows these concerns in action.
I like the topic of caching in Java code. It's a technique where the Platonic world of clean code meets actual usage. You can never tell just by looking at code whether caching is a good idea or unnecessary optimization. You need to measure or at least predict realistic production loads.
Maybe the Spring framework had made it a little too easy. With minimal boilerplate you can configure any managed object to return cached responses upon repeated requests. Call it once to run the method body, call it twice and the framework intervenes and returns the result of the first call. You can (well, must) plug in a full featured third-party implementation like Caffeine or ehcache to enable things like disk overflow and automatic eviction.
Container terminal, Port of Rotterdam
Golden tips for programmers? Just skip them.
SUMMARY: There's plenty of free advice on how to become a better developer. You can safely skip much of it. You've probably heard it all before in different guises. Moreover, the huge scope of present-day IT is such that most advice has limited relevance. It's rarely universally useful, and even if it is, knowing your golden tips doesn't mean people live by them.
Blogs catering to developers are bursting with well-meaning bullet point lessons on how you too can join the pick of the bunch. Tell-tale warning signs to help you spot slackers, sociopaths and generic time wasters in your team are another favourite. Many of these articles strike me as hunches based on shreds of personal and/or anecdotal evidence. Who are you to take this authoritative tone with me? I can think up my own Ten Commandments of Seven Deadly Sins, easy. It would be a hodgepodge of stuff I experienced first-hand or read, ordered and filtered by my own subconscious preferences, hoping you, the reader, will find it useful. I won't do it.
It's called pair programming, not pair coding
Pair programming has a long and respectable history. None other than Frederic Brooks of Silver Bullet fame practised it as early as 1953. In terms of seniority it makes Scrum, CI/CD and BDD look like recent fads by comparison. But where many teams practise the latter with varying degrees of commitment and consequent success, pair programming has never been popular in any team that I ever worked in. From personal experience I am not surprised. I must have racked up no more than a week of solid pairing during 22 years as a developer, which was more than enough to my taste. What's more, I wasn't convinced of the alleged benefits.
Patsy and Mouse didn't do much, but they did it all together
Microservices just aren't simple
My first experience with Hashicorp Consul was when I was tasked to take over some minor maintenance of a simple Springboot app to which my predecessor had added this platform. Consul has everything to set up and run a distributed and horizontally scaled application environment (read: microservices). But since we had only one service and one instance of it, deploying Consul was completely unnecessary and only there as a learning exercise. Good old microservices; you'd think they should be past their peak of inflated expectations by now, but I still regularly find them between the must-have requirements for projects in companies that do not strike me as the kind of hyper-scaler for which microservices were invented and intended. But I could be wrong.
Weverijmuseum, Geldrop
Voting without an opinion, whether for parliament or during Scrum poker
Tomorrow we choose a new Parliament. Parties have shared their positions in their respective programs on all sorts of fundamental and more topical issues that will affect our present and future lives. Some parties have a clear ideological (religious) bent while others are more pragmatic. Whoever you vote for, you effectively support a wide array of positions that may not be all your own and which can often only be fleshed out in a diluted fashion, but that's what's democratic coalition government is about. What you certainly can never have as an individual is an informed opinion on everything important.
A problem just begging to be automated
Last January I wrote a post on programming just for fun, by way of introducing my new portfolio website aligilo.com. I promised an update, so here goes.
Hobby projects: the word has a derogatory ring to it, but I think they are vital to your relevance as a developer and a way to stay motivated. Maybe you work at a place where you enjoy unlimited freedom to build what you fancy using whatever tools rock your boat, but that's not how it usually works in the for-profit world. That world doesn't revolve around you, except in your universe of private projects.
From the promotional poster of our play Fair Trade
Programming and playwriting
The book Range by David Epstein is a convincing plea to educate yourself as broadly as you can, and a warning for too much specialisation. Deepening your professional knowledge often comes down to narrowing your outlook, with tunnel vision as the dubious final station. Quantum leaps in innovation have often come about through cross-pollination of disciplines. The most creative minds take the roads less travelled, where their hyper-specialised intellectual peers would never wander.
I am not a genius at anything, but I do consider myself a solid generalist. I can sing, play the piano, and I have mastered some cello and guitar. I make passable photographs and I am not a bad cook. Except for my musical pursuits there is no hobby I have invested as much of my free time in as dramatic writing, especially if you count the literature classes during my English degree as laying the groundwork. I have written three plays that brought me neither fame nor fortune, but a lot of pleasure. And they have given me an unexpected insight into the trade from which I do make a comfortable living.
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Back on January 19, 2005, Raleigh received an unexpected snowfall of less than one inch a few hours before the 5 o'clock rush hour. The temperatures leading up to this day were persistently cold, creating ground temperatures at or near freezing and allowing the melting snowfall below motorist's tires to freeze into an icy sheet on the roadway. Just about everyone out and about that afternoon immediately had to drive with extreme caution as traffic jams and gridlock befell the entire city and surrounding area. As darkness arrived the air temperatures dropped and further solidified the scenario that many Raleigh residents won't forget. Many people became captives of the slick streets and roads for hours. I was downtown right after the snowfall and documented a few of the common scenes from the day.
After witnessing all of that, I came to a conclusion that many people may not be aware of the benefits of driving in first gear in a situation like this. For example, the following clip shows how my car was able to make its way up a section of South Saunders street without slipping. Just about everyone else could not make it up this small incline without losing traction.
Many people felt that flooring it would get the job done. Granted, first gear isn't always going to help, but its a better idea than that.


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Apple, Samsung Get to Keep Financial Documents Confidential
By Gene Quinn
Last week the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued a decision in the latest appeal in the Apple/Samsung epic patent battle. See Apple, Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. (Fed. Cir., August 23, 2013). In this situation the parties really were not fighting against each other; instead finding themselves arguing on the same side against the decision of the district court to allow sensitive information to be publicly available.
On August 9, 2012, Judge Lucy Koh of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California issued a decision that denied in part the parties' motion to seal certain filings. In general, Judge Koh sealed information about the parties' production and supply capacities, confidential source code, third-party market research reports, and the pricing terms of licensing agreements. However, Judge Koh ordered unsealed documents disclosing the parties' product-specific profits, profit margins, unit sales, revenues, and costs, as well as Apple's own proprietary market research reports and customer surveys and the non-price terms of licensing agreements.
In her ruling Judge Koh ordered the parties to take an immediate appeal to the Federal Circuit, which occurred on August 13, 2012. The Federal Circuit consolidated the appeal by Apple and the appeal by Samsung, designating Apple as the appellant and Samsung as the cross-appellant. On August 15, 2012, the district court granted a stay pending the final resolution, thus the August 9, 2012 order that sensitive financial information would be made publicly available has been stayed pending disposition of the appeal.
A Very Brief History
Apple sued Samsung on April 15, 2011, asserting among other claims that Samsung's smartphones and tablets infringed several of Apple's patents and infringed Apple's trade dress embodied in its iPhone and iPad products. Samsung filed counterclaims, alleging that the iPhone and iPad infringed several of Samsung's patents. The case was tried to a jury beginning on July 30, 2012. On August 24, 2012, the jury returned a verdict substantially in Apple's favor, awarding Apple more than $1 billion in damages.
The trial drew an extraordinary amount of attention from the public and the media, leading the Wall Street Journal to refer to the case as The Patent Trial of the Century. Indeed, the last patent trial of this magnitude was the epic battle between Polaroid and Kodak, which ultimately culminated in Kodak paying a $925 million settlement to Polaroid in 1991. Still, the level of interest in the worldwide dispute between Apple and Samsung has been extraordinarily high, which has lead the district court to grant the press extraordinary access to the judicial proceedings.
In many patent trials there are often mountains of sealed exhibits and occasionally proceedings will occur behind closed courtroom doors. Given the extreme public interest in the case Judge Koh rather famously proclaimed to the parties before the trial that "the whole trial is going to be open." It would appear as if she was not kidding. The level of information she would have go public is extreme. One does not normally see sensitive, proprietary financial information disclosed for the public (and competitors) to see.
Federal Circuit Finds Abuse of Discretion
The Federal Circuit, per Judge Prost with Judges Bryson and O'Malley joining, determined that the district court abused its discretion in refusing to seal the confidential information at issue in the appeals, ultimately reversing and remanding the case for further proceedings consistent with this decision.
Because this case raised issues that were not substantive patent law issues the Federal Circuit applies the law of the Circuit where the case is situated, which in this case is the Ninth Circuit. In the Ninth Circuit there is a strong presumption in favor of access to court records, although the right to access all court records is not absolute. Indeed, the Federal Circuit explained: "One factor that weighs in favor of sealing documents is when the release of the documents will cause competitive harm to a business." Judge Prost cited Nixon v. Warner Commc'ns, Inc., 435 U.S. 589, 597 (1978) for this proposition. Furthermore, the Ninth Circuit further distinguishes between dispositive and non-dispositive motions because there is a belief that the public has less of a need for access to court records when such records are presented only to support non-dispositive motions.
Judge Koh applied the "compelling reasons" standard to determine that the documents attached to non-dispositive motions should be available to the public. The Ninth Circuit, however, requires only that the party seeking to seal documents to a non-dispositive motion demonstrate "good cause" for the documents being withheld from the public. Thus, Judge Koh applied the wrong standard. The Federal Circuit also pointed out that it further seemed inappropriate to apply a higher standard when at least some of the motions related to the admissibility of evidence at trial — evidence ruled inadmissible because it lacked relevance. The Federal Circuit questioned why the public should be entitled to such sensitive information when the district court has ruled the evidence inadmissible and not relevant to the substantive dispute.
Nevertheless, despite applying the wrong standard, the Federal Circuit continued to review the documents on appeal.
Apple and Samsung argued that the district court abused its discretion in refusing to seal their confidential financial information. The parties asserted that their detailed product-specific information concerning such things as costs, sales, profits, and profit margins qualifies as trade secrets. They reiterated the extensive measures they take to keep this information confidential, as well as the harms they will suffer if their competitors gain access to this information.
The Federal Circuit concluded that Apple and Samsung had a justifiable interest in keeping the disputed documents confidential because they could suffer competitive harm if the information were to be made public, and the district court erred by concluding otherwise. Furthermore, the Federal Circuit considered the public's interest in the information, explaining that just because the public is peculiarly interested in the case does not mean that the public has "a legally cognizable interest in every document filed." The Federal Circuit explained:
Considering the parties' strong interest in keeping their detailed financial information sealed and the public's relatively minimal interest in this particular information, we conclude that the district court abused its discretion in ordering the information unsealed. We recognize that, unlike the district court, we have the benefit of hindsight — we now know that these exhibits were not introduced at trial and thus did not form the basis for the jury's damages award.
Finally, the Federal Circuit considered the marketing information that Apple wished to keep secret separately. The Federal Circuit found that Apple adequately demonstrated that it could suffer competitive harm if that information were to be made publicly available, and further cited Apple's willingness to make public all of the information contained in these documents that was actually cited by the parties or the district court. Thus, the Federal Circuit concluded that the district court abused its discretion in ordering that Apple's nine market research reports be unsealed.
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Mark Nowotarski August 28, 2013 5:32 pm
What's interesting about this is that Samsung's profits have come into play because of the design patent infringement. With design patents you can get all of your competitor's profits. Hence all of Samsung's data on their profit margins come into play.
How is that handled from a discovery perspective? How do you keep confidential profitability information secret from Apple, when the information is needed to calculate damages?
Gene Quinn August 29, 2013 12:07 pm
Mark-
This isn't about keeping the information secret from the parties, but rather whether it would be open to the public. The relevant Samsung information was given to Apple and the relevant Apple data was given to Samsung. The question is whether the public at large has a right to this information. Judge Koh wanted to turn all of the financial data, supplier information, etc. over to the media and make it open to the public. That was an extraordinary ruling and one that was a clear abuse of discretion and not supported by any precedent that I am aware of.
What typically happens with this type of sensitive financial information (and trade secrets as well) is that it is turned over to the parties on a "for attorneys eyes only" basis. That typically also includes experts and those who need to see it in order to make the necessary legal arguments. Great effort is made to make sure that this information isn't turned over to competitors who could use it for reasons other than the legal proceeding. So to think that the public at large has a right to obtain it simply because there is peculiar interest in the case was ridiculous on its face and Judge Koh ought to have known better.
-Gene
Mark Nowotarski August 29, 2013 12:12 pm
The "for attorneys eyes only" helps me understand how sensitive Samsung data on profits could be "turned over" to Apple but not available to Apple management.
Gene Quinn August 29, 2013 2:30 pm
I don't know that is what happened here, but that is typically what you see. This stuff is closely guarded. Things are turned over "for attorneys eyes only" or for attorneys and experts. Sometimes the argument will be made that in order for the attorneys to truly understand it they have to show it to the client. That then frequently becomes a separate issue on a case by case basis. If it really is necessary then perhaps the CFO or accountant gets to see it but it is specifically ordered not to be given to others.
That is why the decision of Judge Koh seemed so bizarre.
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Antenna gain a performance indicator describing how well an antenna converts the power received into radio waves directed towards a specific target.-->
'''Antenna Parameters'''
==== Antenna Parameters ====
'''Gain'''
==== Antenna Types ====
You can see typical 3D radiation patterns, azimuth plane patterns and elevation plane patterns for a Yagi-Uda antenna and an Omni antenna below.
3.5 Frequency Stability, Frequency Drift and Phase Instability
5.1.1 Antenna Parameters
5.1.2 Antenna Types
The frequency is the number of oscillations per unit time.[6]
Radio spectrum is the section of electromagnetic spectrum that comprises radio waves with frequencies ranging from 3 kHz to 300 GHz.[7] Essentially, there are two main domains of representing radio waves: the time domain and the frequency domain.
In electronics and telecommunications, modulation is the process of mixing the low frequency baseband signal with a modulating (radio frequency) carrier signal for the purpose of transmitting information.[8]
There are various types of analog modulations: amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, phase modulation etc.
In radio communications, the bandwidth is the range of higher and lower frequencies in a continuous set of frequencies. Its main characteristic is that it can hold the same amount of information irrespective of where it is located on the frequency spectrum.[9]
For example, AM or amplitude modulation is a technique that modulates the amplitude of the carrier signal in proportion to the message signal. In AM radio communications, the radio signal is transmitted in a continuous wave with its amplitude modulated by an audio waveform before transmission.[10]
In the example below, you can see the graphical representation of a basic principle of modulation. First, the baseband signal, s(t), is modulated by multiplying it with a radio frequency carrier signal, 2πfct, obtaining a modulated signal, s(t)sin2πfct. Next, the modulated baseband signal, containing the same information, is shifted on a much higher frequency. Another important aspect is the presence of the negative frequency, a mirror image of the spectrum on the positive side.
PSK (phase-shift keying): using a finite number of phases
FSK (frequency-shift keying): using a finite number of frequencies
ASK (amplitude-shift keying): using a finite number of amplitudes
QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation): using a finite number of at least two phases and at least two amplitudes
In digital transmissions, bit errors represent the number of alerted bits entering a data stream through a communication channel. Bits can be distorted by noise, interference or bit synchronization errors.
Frequency Stability, Frequency Drift and Phase Instability
Frequency stability represents, as its name suggests, the stability in frequency over time, or the measure to which the signal can produce a stable frequency for an certain amount of time[11].
The concept of power, in physics, refers to the an amount of energy consumed per unit time. There are various units of measuring power: the joule per second, the watt, the horsepower etc.[12]
Path losses occur during the natural expansion of radio waves in the free space, when the signal is obstructed by an impenetrable obstacle or when the signal's medium of transmission is not transparent to electromagnetic waves.[13]
Link budget takes into account all the gains and losses from the transmitter to the receiver from: path losses, antennas, antenna feeders, power levels and receiver sensitivity.[14] It is a key element in designing a mobile network and ultimately leads to a network design that functions correctly according to all requirements at a reasonable cost.
Fading is a a phenomenon cause by the constructive and destructive interference of two or more copies of the same signal that arrive at the receiver at different times.
Fading is likely to lead to poor communication performance because it causes loss of signal power without reducing the power of noise.
In reception, the antenna intercepts some of the power of an electromagnetic wave in order to produce a tiny voltage at its terminals, that is applied to a receiver to be amplified.[15]
Antenna Parameters
The gain is the ratio of the power gain in a particular direction relative to that of an ideal isotropic antenna.
Isotropic Antenna
The isotropic antenna is an ideal, theoretical antenna that radiates the same amount of power in all directions. This theoretical type of antenna is used as a reference for measuring the gain.
Antenna Types
Software-defined radio is the "radio in which some or all the physical layer functions are software defined", according to a definition of the Wireless Innovation Forum in collaboration with Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers P1900.1 group[17]
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↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Radio Spectrum". Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia; 2014 Mar 04, 20:16 UTC [cited 2014 Mar 20]. Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_spectrum
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↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Bandwidth". Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia; 2015 Jan 09, 16:15 UTC [cited 2015 Jan 20]. Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwidth_%28signal_processing%29
↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Amplitude modulation". Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia; 2015 Jan 22, 14:13 UTC [cited 2015 Jan 22]. Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude_modulation
↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Power (physics)". Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia; 2014 Jul 07, 04:46 UTC [cited 2014 Jul 08]. Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_(physics)
↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Path loss". Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia; 2014 Mar 12, 18:02 UTC [cited 2014 Jul 23]. Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_loss
↑ "Antenna Patterns and Their Meaning". Cisco; cited 2015 Feb 02. Available from: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/aironet-antennas-accessories/prod_white_paper0900aecd806a1a3e.html
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I am trying to get the player index of who pressed a key for a local multiplayer game.
This event exists on an object, and when there is an overlap, it checks to see it is a player character, and if so, it gets the player index (player 1 or 2) and enables input for the object.
This second event also exists on the object to allow the player to actually do the interacting. However, i run into the problem of not being able to get the player index of who pressed the key, so get player character is always index 0. I would need the player index to I can cast to that specific player, and in the case of this event, have the player pick up the object.
I never tried that as i didn't do any local multiplayer, but i think if you place input even in player controler the events will be rised only when owner of that contoller, i think the same might be with possesed pawn, so try it out.
Either way i notice something strange in first graph how you handle controller, you doing it in very wierd way.
You getting controller, you casting it and for some odd reason you getting it's id to get controller all over again. MainGameController is already PlayerController as it inhrits from that class so you don't need to get controller again or even cast it to PlayerController, all pin that that are parents of the class MainGameController: PlayerController->Controller->Actor->Object will accept it, You only need to cast to highest class that you need, if you use PlayerController nodes only, you cast to PlayerController, if you use function inside your controller you cast it to your class, but from that cast you still able to use it as PlayerController so you don 't need to get or cast again, just once.
So you can use one that you got from Get Controller, the cast will fail if it's not playercontroller anyway stoping the execution.
First off thanks for the reply. I am new to UE4, so i have taken into account what you said about the second image and have "removed the middle men".
As for my main question, if I place the inputaction in the character rather then in the object, then i would still need someway to pass the properties of the object through to the player character for him to be able to interact with it.
I guess I could create a variable within the character for intractable objects, but was hoping there was a way to get the information only when a button was pressed, not every time there is an overlap?
I'm guessing some kind of interface might be able to do the trick, but being new, I have not used them yet or know how i would go about implementing one, if it is in fact the right way to go?
Just set up a variable in the overlapped actor called "OverlappingActor" that gets populated if a viable actor is overlapping.
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Exhibit highlights provenance research
The provenance exhibit at the Krannert Art Museum. Nancy Karrels proposed the idea for a provenance research project two years ago and has been conducting research for the exhibit that opened in May of 2017.
By Emma Palatnik, Staff Writer
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
About two years ago, Nancy Karrels, doctoral candidate in FAA, approached Krannert Art Museum and asked for an internship. She proposed a provenance research project.
The idea came from previous provenance work Karrels had been doing for several years. She said she wanted to keep doing that kind of research while working toward her doctorate.
Provenance research involves finding ownership histories for works of art or putting together a paper trail.
"She asked if we were interested in having her research, any works of art in our collection," said Maureen Warren, KAM curator of European and American art. "Of course, this is really great because provenance research is really difficult, and if you don't have a good awareness of where archives are located, if you don't have colleagues and connections who are able to look things up for you, it's really difficult to do."
Karrels enrolled in independent study hours and worked with Warren to conduct her research.
When Karrels came on board, KAM already had a gap list — a list of works of art it didn't have complete provenance information for during the Nazi era.
"(You're) trying to trace each successive owner of a work of art without having any gaps in between them so you can have a complete chain of ownership for a certain period," Karrels said.
Karrels researched 27 of the museum's paintings in the European paintings collection that she and Warren determined needed additional World War II provenance research.
Warren said Karrels worked close to 500 hours on the project after two years of research. Karrels established legal chains of ownership on the pieces, proving they weren't stolen or looted at any point in time.
When she finished researching, Karrels and Warren realized although the results looked small on paper, the findings told many stories that couldn't be captured in a list of names of previous owners.
From there, Warren and Karrels decided to do an exhibition to share those stories. After they came up with the idea, Karrels said it developed very organically due to the knowledge of Warren and the rest of the KAM staff.
"(Warren) was really an excellent mentor and an excellent guide and supervisor in this process," Karrels said. "She really knows how the museum runs, how to put on a good exhibition, what was needed both in terms of the art historical research, but also in terms of the planning for how to select artworks for the exhibition, how to arrange them, what kinds of information people would be interested in learning about."
Jon Seydl, KAM director, said this kind of exhibition is rare. He said he doesn't think many people realize how complicated provenance research is.
"The stories … sometimes they're neat and tidy," Seydl said. "But a lot of times, there's really, there's all kinds of ambiguities; there's a lot of things that need to be teased out; there's dead ends; there's hidden surprises. And I thought Nancy's exhibition really brought out each of those types of stories."
The exhibition has been open since May 2017 and runs through Dec. 8.
Warren said provenance exhibits are fairly limited. Many times, she said, they focus on research outcomes. This exhibit focuses on the methodology.
One of the works is displayed so viewers can see the front and back. The back of the painting has an Austrian export stamp.
Many times when goods are moving through a country, and the country has given permission for an object to be sold, it will get an export stamp.
This particular Austrian export stamp was used by the government for four months after the Nazis took control. Some looted artwork left the country with that stamp.
"Her exhibition explains how we haven't been able to track down exactly when this painting left Austria," Warren said. "So we don't know for sure that it was in that four-month window, but we know it was possible. So it becomes what researchers sometimes call a red flag. It's not proof that the object was stolen or looted, but it's a sign that we want to look closer."
Provenance research is difficult, Warren said, because there are a lot of dead ends.
Karrels said every painting you do provenance research on is completely different, because of previous research and available information. Every case is different, she said, which is why provenance research takes so long to complete.
A difficult truth, Karrels said, is much information is never available. Many records get lost over time.
During her research, Karrels was looking for receipts for works of art transferred 100 years ago. Often when doing this kind of research, she said she doesn't find the smoking gun, so she has to go about it in different ways.
"I look for any trace of ownership that can be found in legal documents like wills and testaments; any items that might have been put for sale at auctions where we can learn who the seller was or who the buyer was or ideally both," Karrels said. "And also researching previous provenance research done on an object and taking those sources to try to lead it back to documents as often as possible."
Karrels' exhibition is one of a small number of provenance exhibits. When they were planning it, it was something completely new. Now, other provenance exhibits are in the works.
"We're on the vanguard of this new effort to bring attention to provenance research as an integral part of museum work and art history," Karrels said. "That's been a new development that has been really interesting and gratifying to me as a provenance researcher."
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