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Q: deleting a specific record from a binary file in python each record in binary files is stored like this
import pickle
student={}
def add():

    n=int(input("enter number of entries"))
    for i in range(n):
        name=input("enter names")
        marks=eval(input("enter marks"))
        student[name]=marks
    f=open("sample.dat","wb")
    pickle.dump(student,f)
    f.close()

if want to delete a specific record with name=<"some name"> how to do it
i tried like this but its  not correct
def delete():
    x=input("enter name to be deleted")
    for i in student:
        if x==i:
            del student[x]

        else:
            print("name not found")

A: First of, a couple of improvements

*

*In your code you del an element of student while you iterate over it.
This is an error, while iterating over a dictionary you should not modify its keys.
For more information, read this:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-delete-items-from-dictionary-while-iterating/

*You don't need to iterate over the dictionary at all. Dictionary keys are unique, so checking if x is in the dictionary is sufficient. You can do that with if x in students:.

*Don't explicitely close file descriptors. Use context managers instead.Like here: https://cmdlinetips.com/2016/01/opening-a-file-in-python-using-with-statement/
For everything else, I have to guess, because your question is not specific enough.

I guess that you expect that when you call the delete() function that the file content changes. But the delete() function does not write to any file, so maybe you forgot saving the new student dictionary to the file?
Just a wild guess:
def delete():
    x=input("enter name to be deleted")
    if x in student:
        del student[x]
    else:
        print("name not found")

    with open("sample.dat","wb") as f:
        pickle.dump(student,f)

A: You can not modify the contents of dictionary while iterating over it.
What you can do though is iterate over an array of keys of dictionary and delete items from dictionary if it matches.
i.e change your delete function to:
def delete():
x=input("enter name to be deleted")
for key in list(dict.keys(student)):
    if key==x:
        print('matched')
        del student[key]

A: import pickle
def delete():
    f = open('bin.dat', 'rb+')
    n=int(input('Enter roll no. which you want to delete:'))
    i=[]
    v=[]
    flag=0
    try:
        while True:
            i = pickle.load(f)
            v.append(i)
            if i[0]==n:
                v.remove(i)
                print("successfully deleted!!!!!!")
                flag=1
    except Exception:
        if flag==0:
            print("record not found")
        f.close()
    with open("bin.dat",'wb') as g:
        for i in range(len(v)):
            pickle.dump(v[i],g)

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Flogas Announces Three-Year All-Ireland Energy Partnership With Irish Men's Sheds Association
Flogas brand ambassador, former Olympic athlete and wellness speaker David Gillick visited the Drogheda and Rostrevor Men's Sheds to help launch a three-year, all-island energy partnership between Flogas and the Irish Men's Sheds Association (IMSA).
As the new energy partner for the Irish Men's Sheds Association, Flogas will be offering special discounts on electricity, natural gas and LPG to its affiliated Sheds in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Flogas will also be supporting the organisation's work through many exciting initiatives over the coming years.
Commenting on the news, John Rooney, managing director, Flogas Ireland, said, "We are delighted to partner with the Irish Men's Sheds Association and supporting the valuable work they do in keeping the Sheds a warm, safe and hospitable place for all its members."
Founded in 2011, the Irish Men's Sheds Association has overseen the rapid growth to over 450 sheds on the island of Ireland. Men's Sheds are community spaces that allow men to share skills, engage with their communities and improve their wellbeing.
IMSA chief executive Barry Sheridan and partnerships manager Frank Dillon were also at the launch. Barry said, 'Men's Sheds are all about empowering communities, and the support of such a major player in the energy sector means that's being recognised at the highest level."
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Before the crutial last game of the season, to determine who gets into the playoffs in the highly competitive eastern conference, we sat down with the Doh!-master, Coach Nielsen, who graciously gave us a few minutes of his busy schedule.
"Obviously, this year, the whole team has had a change to adjust to the Klamphugger. Everyone is really pitching in, and doing their best for the team ... I just wished they would try following my game plan just once ..."
"That was tough to go through. Luckilly our fans were really supportive. They kept on sending me encouraging gifts, like little dolls. They werent really bubble heads, but they definitely had my name on them. I had to keep them away from kids, because of the pins and all. But still, it's the thought that counts!"
"Amazing performance from the guys! Simply amazing! To think we have an actual shot at getting to the post season, when we were 5-10 just a few weeks ago. Not to take anything away from the western conference, but I honestly think this could only ever have happened in the East. It just shows how competitive this conference is."
"At the end of the regular season, we will be revealing our brand new brand! Stay tuned!"


Spring is officially here and it's my goal to be outside as much as possible. A couple of months ago I came across a fun program that the Missouri Botanical Gardens and Shaw Nature Reserve host called Little Nature Explorer. Shaw is about 40 minutes from our house in Gray Summit, so it would definitely keep us out of the house for a solid morning. Knowing we would still be in construction during that time I jumped on the opportunity to try it out. They have an assortment of classes, but before we jumped into more, I wanted to see what one class was like, and I'm certain that we'll be adding a few more to our spring schedule. This particular class was all about weather.
We arrived right a few minutes before it began, perfect chance for a potty break and we were ready to go. Our first activity we learned about how clouds were made and read a story about clouds. Then we moved onto a hands on activity where we painted our own rain clouds and used glue sticks to add lightening and rain drops.
After cleaning up, we moved onto the next activity of learning how rain happens. This was really fun. The kids took turn using pipettes to squeeze "rain" over the "cloud" aka shaving cream. Over time it showed how the cloud gets so heavy the rain falls. This was a big hit and good fine motor skill practice with the pipettes.
Next up was snack time – I also forgot to take photos, but we had the opportunity to make our own trail mix with weather themed items. Fruit Loops for rainbows, rains for the sun, marshmallows for snow and even pretzel sticks for lightening. There were a few other items too. They also offered milk or water. Then we enjoyed our snack out on the patio and talked a little more about weather. After we finished, we went on a nature walk and learned all about shadows. Everyone was given a piece of paper and we picked up different items to look at shadows.
We continued outside and we learned about wind with bubbles! We also learned about clouds too with a fun cloud sheet we brought home. It wasn't quite cloudy enough to check out everything.
Our final activity was planting sunflowers to bring home with us. We learned how the rain helps to water the seeds and helps flowers to grow. Miss H was so excited to bring home our flowers to watch grow before we can plant them in the backyard.
Overall, I was very impressed with the program. For 2 hours, it is very well organized and it keeps a 3-5 year old's attention very well. I can always tell if Miss H isn't interested and she was very much into the entire time. I'm looking forward to signing us up for a couple more sessions this spring! The cost is $15 for non MoBot Garden Members and $12 for members. But, for 2 hours and a snack, totally worth it in my book. There is also a play area and so much to roam and play, the next time we'll pack a lunch and make a long morning of it and hopefully good naps. The flowers are blooming everywhere and we really enjoyed our morning.


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I've managed to duplicate this here.  Note that it needs the JDK 1.4 compatibility package to obtain this error.  Without this, it complains about a missing JMX class.  In the long term, we should aim to run without the compatibility package too.
The error seems to be related to the expected cloning behaviour.
After hours of chasing, I've found it's nothing to do with JMX at all or our implementation.  The bug arises from Ian's change to String.toLowerCase(), which now eats characters when they begin with lowercase letters.  Thus, the lowercase variants of the descriptor keys become broken.
// multi-character lowercase expansions in Unicode 3.0.0.
// Package constructor avoids an array copy.
The lowerCase algorithm above calculates a value of x which will differ depending on how many lowercase letters are at the start of the string.
The upperCase algorithm works differently, taking account of larger lowercase letters and doesn't optimise by only uppercasing non-uppercased starting letters.  Thus it doesn't seem to suffer from this bug.
A string which starts with an uppercase letter will lowercase fine, because the offset, x, will be 0 (the while loop immediately fails, incrementing x just once).  However a string like 'descriptorType' (which is the lookup that fails in this bug) becomes 'desctype' instead.
I'll attach a testcase that demonstrates this.
Yes, the bug is fixed.  Thanks.


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package Flood;

/**
 * Base
 *
 * Modela la definición de todos los objetos de tipo
 * Base
 *
 * @author Left & Right
 * @version 1.0
 * @date APR/12/2016
 */
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Image;
import java.awt.Rectangle;
import java.awt.image.ImageObserver;
import javax.swing.ImageIcon;

/**
 *
 * @author asushg
 */
public class Base {

    private int iX;     //posicion en x.
    private int iY;     //posicion en y.
    private int iAncho; //ancho del objeto
    private int iAlto; //largo del objeto
    private Image imaImagen;    //imagen.
    private ImageIcon imiImagen;  // imagen con medidas

    /**
     * Base
     *
     * Metodo constructor usado para crear el objeto animal
     * creando el icono a partir de una imagen
     *
     * @param iX es la posicion en x del objeto.
     * @param iAncho es el ancho del objeto.
     * @param imaImagen es la imagen del objeto.
     *
     */
    public Base(int iX, int iY ,  Image imaImagen) {
        this.iX = iX;
        this.iY = iY;
        this.imaImagen = imaImagen;
        this.imiImagen = new ImageIcon(imaImagen);
        this.iAncho = this.imiImagen.getIconWidth();
        this.iAlto = this.imiImagen.getIconHeight();
    }

    /**
     * setX
     *
     * Metodo modificador usado para cambiar la posicion en x del objeto
     *
     * @param iX es la posicion en x del objeto.
     *
     */
    public void setX(int iX) {
        this.iX = iX;
    }

    /**
     * getX
     *
     * Metodo de acceso que regresa la posicion en x del objeto
     *
     * @return iX es la posicion en x del objeto.
     *
     */
    public int getX() {
        return iX;
    }

    /**
     * setY
     *
     * Metodo modificador usado para cambiar la posicion en y del objeto
     *
     * @param iY es la posicion en y del objeto.
     *
     */
    public void setY(int iY) {
        this.iY = iY;
    }

    /**
     * getY
     *
     * Metodo de acceso que regresa la posicion en y del objeto
     *
     * @return posY es la posicion en y del objeto.
     *
     */
    public int getY() {
        return iY;
    }

    /**
     * setImagen
     *
     * Metodo modificador usado para cambiar el icono de imagen del objeto
     * tomandolo de un objeto imagen
     *
     * @param imaImagen es la imagen del objeto.
     *
     */
    public void setImagen(Image imaImagen) {
        this.imaImagen = imaImagen;
        this.imiImagen = new ImageIcon(imaImagen);
        this.iAncho = this.imiImagen.getIconWidth();
        this.iAlto = this.imiImagen.getIconHeight();
    }

    /**
     * getImagen
     *
     * Metodo de acceso que regresa la imagen que representa el icono del objeto
     *
     * @return la imagen a partide del icono del objeto.
     *
     */
    public Image getImagen() {
        return imaImagen;
    }

    /**
     * getAncho
     *
     * Metodo de acceso que regresa el ancho del icono
     *
     * @return un entero que es el ancho de la imagen.
     *
     */
    public int getAncho() {
        return iAncho;
    }

    /**
     * getAlto
     *
     * Metodo que  da el alto del icono
     *
     * @return un entero que es el alto de la imagen.
     *
     */
    public int getAlto() {
        return iAlto;
    }

    /**
     * paint
     *
     * Metodo para pintar el animal
     *
     * @param graGrafico    objeto de la clase Graphics para graficar
     * @param imoObserver  objeto de la clase ImageObserver es el
     *    Applet donde se pintara
     *
     */
    public void paint(Graphics graGrafico, ImageObserver imoObserver) {
        graGrafico.drawImage(getImagen(), getX(), getY(), getAncho(), getAlto(), imoObserver);
    }

    /**
     * equals
     *
     * Metodo para checar igualdad con otro objeto
     *
     * @param objObjeto    objeto de la clase Object para comparar
     * @return un valor boleano que sera verdadero si el objeto
     *   que invoca es igual al objeto recibido como parámetro
     *
     */
    public boolean equals(Object objObjeto) {
        // si el objeto parametro es una instancia de la clase Base
        if (objObjeto instanceof Base) {
            // se regresa la comparación entre este objeto que invoca y el
            // objeto recibido como parametro
            Base basParam = (Base) objObjeto;
            return this.getX() ==  basParam.getX() &&
                   this.getY() == basParam.getY() &&
                   this.getAncho() == basParam.getAncho() &&
                   this.getAlto() == basParam.getAlto() &&
                   this.getImagen() == basParam.getImagen();
        } else {
            // se regresa un falso porque el objeto recibido no es tipo Base
            return false;
        }
    }

    /**
     * toString
     *
     * Metodo para obtener la interfaz del objeto
     *
      * @return un valor String que representa al objeto
     *
     */
    public String toString() {
        return " x: " + this.getX() + " y: " + this.getY() +
               " ancho: " + this.getAncho() + " alto: " + this.getAlto();
    }

    /**
     *
     * @return
     */
    public Rectangle getPerimetro() {
        return new Rectangle(getX(), getY(), getAncho(), getAlto());
    }

    /**
     * intersects
     *
     * Metodo para obtener el boleano de si el objeto se interesecta o no al
     * mouse
     *
     * @param x
     * @param y
      * @return un valor bool que indica su el objeto colisiona con
      * el mouse
     *
     */
    public boolean intersects (int x, int y){
        if (getPerimetro().contains(x,y)){
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

}

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Gudiberg is a mountain of Bavaria, in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. It lies south of the centre of Partenkirchen and east of the Partnach river.

Alpine skiing
It hosted the slalom part of the alpine skiing combined event for the 1936 Winter Olympics in neighboring Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

The slalom slope at Gudiberg was improved in preparation for the World Championships in 2011, and has hosted World Cup slalom events.

Olympics

World Championships

World Cup

Ski jumping
The adjacent ski jumping hill Große Olympiaschanze is a regular stop on the World Cup tour, part of the Four Hills Tournament since 1953.

References

1936 Winter Olympics official report. pp. 289–303.

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Tag: Spanish Artists
Noiquet.
Spanish painter Joan Beltran Bofill (1939 – 2009) was best known in fine arts circles as a contemporary Impressionist, his sumptuous light-filled paintings recognized for nostalgic settings and lush, swirling brushwork. But, like so many artists, Joan (don't be confused, Joan's a man's name in this case) juggled both fine art and commercial art careers, and was also a popular European paperback and digest cover illustrator, particularly in the 1960's and 70's.
Beltran Bofill came from Barcelona, studied at the Casa Lomja (Picasso had been a student there) and the Sant Jordi Fine Arts School. In an effort to keep the easel painting and illustration work separate, the artist worked under the name 'Noiquet' for various series of children's books, Zane Grey westerns, and a number of standalone mystery/crime fiction novels and series, including Hank Janson and Agatha Christie books, Earle Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason and saucy Carter Brown series. You'll see hints of American illustrators like Robert McGinnis, Victor Kalin and others in Noiquet's work, most of them excellent period pieces showcasing a real 60's/70's/80's feel.
Rooting around, I see many covers or even original illustrations questionably credited to Noiquet, some of which simply don't look at all like the artist's style, or lack his distinctive and usually prominent signature. Tempting as it may be to show them here, I'll pass, but this post includes several examples of the artist's work from the early 1960's through the mid-80's. A follow-up tomorrow will include some more…
Guillem's Femme Fatale
It's titled, simply enough, "Femme Fatale", and clearly it was fatal.
A darkly beautiful bit of art from Barcelona, Spain artist/illustrator Guillem H. Pongiluppi. To learn more about the artist and his work (mostly concept illustration and excellent fantasy style work), go to the artist's website at guilluemhp.com.
Marta Nael
Barcelona, Spain concept artist, illustrator and fine art painter Marta De Andres, who uses the professional name Marta Nael, seems far too young to exhibit so much skill and confidence in multiple mediums, from paint and brushwork, to pastels, pencils, pen and digital software. A lot of her work is heroic or romantic fantasy subjects, which are not exactly my thing, but her straightforward figure studies and portraiture are as masterful as they are beautiful, most of them so alive with color, they almost look ready to burst into flame. The artist says her work is "a game of light and color". In fact, her own fiery red mane looks like it's right out of one of her paintings.
There's a lot to browse at her own site (martaneal.com), DeviantArt, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube, so while I'm not big on faeries and Amazons, I've included several 'darker' pieces here" "Black Widow" above, and below, "Daisy Retocardo" and "Lady Death".


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Ybarra: CIF Div 5 All-State Player of the Year
Serena Ybarra, Coalinga High School senior, has been chosen to be honored as Division Five State Player of the Year by CIF (California Interscholastic Fellowship).
Serena Ybarra during a game with the Horned Toads vs Western during CIF playoffs.
Ybarra has been athletic throughout her entire life, playing sports from the time she was in elementary school. She dabbled in some other sports, but in high school, she focused on basketball. And it paid off in a huge way for Coalinga.
During her Sophomore year, she stood out in her endless scoring. Ybarra racked up 24 points and 10 rebounds per game that year. But during her junior year, she ran into what could have been a game-changing injury which took her out of the game for the rest of that season. Never a quitter, Ybarra then focused on doing everything she could through rehab and determination to prepare for her final season as a senior at CHS.
Ybarra's hard work and persistence paid off not just for her own accomplishment, but to help the CHS girls' basketball team make it to CIF Division Five playoffs. During her senior year, Ybarra made a whopping 19.4 points, 4.5 assists and 3.6 steals per game.
During the 2019 face-off between Coalinga and Caruthers at Selland Arena in Fresno, Ybarra scored 25 points for the Toads and had nine rebounds along with five steals.
Although the Toads lost to Caruthers at Division 5 playoffs, it was a tight competition. Caruthers went on to become state champions, but they didn't get there without a fierce fight with the Toads. Caruthers went on to win the state championship for Division 5. But the 2019 Toad girls' basketball team had a local record-breaking season.
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24 August 2013 at 12:21am
Manager put former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos on suicide watch
Former X Factor judge and N-Dubz singer Tulisa Contostavlos. Photo: Ian West/PA Wire
N-Dubz singer Tulisa Contostavlos was put on suicide watch by her manager after newspaper reports that she had been involved in a drug deal.
Read more: Tulisa released on police bail after drug arrest
Jonathan Shalit and wife Katrina Shalit at a 2012 London premiere. Credit: Ian West/PA Archive
Jonathan Shalit, who represents some of the country's biggest stars said the former X Factor judge had also been targeted by "horrific abuse" online.
He told the Edinburgh television festival this evening:
She got to the point I was worried she would commit suicide.
I made sure that someone was at her house for two consecutive nights to make sure she did nothing stupid, because she was literally at that point of she genuinely thought her life was over.
The singer is currently on bail to late October following her arrest over claims she acted as a go-between in a drug deal.
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As you have already got the ultrasonography, which is normal, the serious consequences like pancreatitis has already been ruled out. Now, the most probable reason for this pain is gas and acidity. There might be minor ulcers too which are seldom identified through sonography, and can be clearly seen through endoscopy. Librax is correct medication for gas, acidity and minor stomach ulcers. Please continue it for some more days. Hopefully, this will correct the problem. If not, get an endoscopy done to find the exact cause for problem.


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Jane McParkes – Q&A
Posted by janetemson on January 5, 2023
Jane McParkes is the author of A Deadly Inheritance, published on 30 November 2022.
Jane kindly answered a few of my questions.
1. Tell us a little about A Deadly Inheritance.
It is the first in a new cosy crime series with a 'green' twist, and full of green characters, ideas and positive solutions set against the backdrop of a traditional murder mystery.
In A Deadly Inheritance the heroine, Olivia Wells who is an eco-architect, returns from New York to creekside Cornwall to fulfil an important bequest to build and run a co-working community of eco and creative entrepreneurs in a converted railway building. While everything starts off well, and she enjoys working alongside all sorts of creative and sustainability advocates as well as getting used to being back in her old village, things soon take a sinister turn and she finds the murdered body of her friend. The police's investigations are hampered by the tight-lipped, close-knit Cornish community, and when it seems that all their evidence points to Olivia, she has to put her trust in the least likely ally and work together to prove her own innocence, and find out who the real murderer, before they strike again, and again.
I've always enjoyed reading crime novels and particularly cosy crime in more recent years. Cosy crime has been described as 'a comfort read that leaves you satisfied with the world rather than too afraid to go to sleep' and more recently it has become a good medium through which to explore more serious themes. I've always been quite 'green' and environmentally aware so I decided to tweak the genre a little to make it more 'eco-friendly' without being preachy. Research has shown that people respond much more positively to solution-focused stories with positive role models, than to doom-laden and catastrophic dystopian-type novels.
It's fun to smuggle in green information within the plot and hopefully make readers aware of potential solutions rather than problems.
Cornwall is my favourite place on earth, and as it is a place where landscape is intrinsically liked to creativity and so many people are committed to sustainability it made sense to set my novels there.
3. Do you plan before you start writing or do you sit down and see where the words take you?
In the past I was definitely a pantser. Then I started learning about the craft of writing and everything I was doing, and trying to do, began to make a lot more sense. I like the way crime novels have a tighter structure which prevent you becoming too longwinded and lyrical, and you have to plot much more. But even with a skeleton of plot points and trying to guide my characters along the way, they still have a habit of surprising me and making me revise my plans.
Everything. I deliberately chose to publish with a small independent press. And there are definitely pros and cons. The main thing I've learned is that getting your manuscript accepted is just the first step in a new and very long journey. And I'm not sure you ever reach the end.
I love walking and as I live with relapsing and remitting MS it is non-negotiable in my daily life. I start every day by walking my two dogs, Margot and Geoffrey. Writing usually feeds my creative urges but sometimes my fingers start itching and I have to do things with my hands. I enjoy knitting and crocheting and I'm into restoring small pieces of old wooden furniture.
I also love creating photographic layouts which reflect the characters in my novels as it really makes me think about them as personalities. I'm hoping to do more of that once my book is published.
This is a no-brainer for me. It is The Sunne in Splendour by Sharon Penman, first published in 1982 after taking the author ten years to write. It is an historical fiction novel about Richard III and a convincing and sympathetic rewriting of the story of a much-maligned king. I read it many years ago on a mediterranean beach when I was studying history at university and just fell in love with the vivid descriptions, varied characters and all the conflict and tensions it evoked. I still have my battered copy, full of sand, sun cream and tears. Boy did I cry when he died. I raced through it the first time but at over 9000 pages long I could spend the rest of my life re-reading and savouring it.
Ooh, I've had to think about this one. It's probably about which of the characters in my book do I most admire and identify with. And I like to think it's Kitten, one of the supporting characters who is a bit of an eco-rebel (in a nice way) in this first book, who just about stays within the law but feels passionately about saving the environment and sustainability. She is much braver, more outlandish and more extreme than I have ever been, but she has the courage of her convictions and I have big plans for her in future books.
When Olivia Wells returns to Creekside, Cornwall, intent on fulfilling her bequest of cultivating a co-working community of eco and creative entrepreneurs in a renovated railway building, she soon finds opposition, sabotage and the murdered body of her friend. She has to put her trust in an unlikely ally to help her investigate exactly who is threatening the success of her ventures, her liberty and ultimately, her life.
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Brindisi votes "NO" on limiting war powers
by: Shalon Stevens
Posted: Jan 10, 2020 / 06:22 PM EST / Updated: Jan 10, 2020 / 06:22 PM EST
President Donald Trump ordered the murder of top Iranian Commander, Qasem Soleimani, by a us drone strike. Since then, the House of Representatives proposed legislation to limit the president's war powers.
Congressman Anthony Brindisi was one of eight democrats in the house of representatives to vote no on this proposal.
Brindisi issued a statement saying:
"Qasem Soleimani was a terrorist with the blood of American soldiers and allies on his hands. There is no question he was brought to justice.
I voted against today's resolution because I believe it is dangerous to limit our ability to respond to new and evolving threats from Iran and its proxies. The American people do not want war with Iran, but we have to be able to protect the safety of the American people and our servicemembers in harm's way.
Congress must demand answers, conduct rigorous oversight, and work with the Administration on a comprehensive, pragmatic strategy for the Middle East that promotes peace and regional stability. Above all, the safety of our nation and its servicemembers must be our top priority."
by Shalon Stevens / Jan 22, 2020
New York State Senator, Joseph Griffo, was joined by law enforcement and Oneida County District Attorney, Scott Mcnamara, to push for changes in bail reform.
The bail reform was a part of Governor Andrew Cuomo's 2020 budget for criminal justice reform.The press conference held was on the same day as Cuomo's 2021 budget report.
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UTICA N.Y. (WUTR-TV) — This morning members from the Mohawk Valley Health System announced their findings from their hospital repurposing report. This includes plans for the three main campuses at St. Luke's, St. Elizabeth and Faxton. Last February, MVHS partnered with CHA, an engineering consulting firm, to conduct an evaluation on repurposing the MVHS facilities.
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Although social media is an excellent source for sharing information, it's also means that harassment and hateful messages can happen online too. Internet trolls are people who intentionally start arguments online. Alison Franklin, Director of Counseling at Utica College says, if you find yourself flooded with uncomfortable messages then try to not take things personally.
"[It's] not usually a personal attack towards you, that it may just be a different opinion or maybe a political interest, or just an interest in general. To try to take time to reflect and take a breath before responding. Not to respond when you are super emotional. And to, as best as you can, take time away and to try to. . . unplug, as often as we can." - Alison Franklin, M.S.W, Director of Counseling, Utica College
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Marcel Mauron (Genève, 5 maart 1929 - 21 januari 2022) was een Zwitsers voetballer die speelde als aanvaller.

Carrière
Mauron speelde tussen 1946 en 1967 voor SC Young Fellows, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Servette, Cantonal Neuchâtel, FC Grenchen, La Chaux-de-Fonds en CS Chênois. Met La Chaux-de-Fonds wist hij in 1954 en 1955 landskampioen te worden en in 1954, 1955 en in 1957 wist hij met deze club de beker te veroveren. Hij was korte tijd tweede trainer bij La Chaux-de-Fonds.

Mauron speelde tussen 1952 en 1959 voor Zwitserland, hij speelde in totaal tien interlands waarin hij twee keer kon scoren. Hij speelde met Zwitserland op het WK 1954.

Hij werd 92 jaar.

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 Landskampioen: 1954, 1955
 Landskampioen topscorer: 1955
 Zwitserse voetbalbeker: 1954, 1955, 1957

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I am an experienced creative director, design strategist, and principal-level designer focused on human-centered, iterative design methodologies and visual communication. I have worked with a wide variety of clients in the business, pharmaceutical, retail, and utility industries as well as in the academic and non-profit arenas. And I have experience with a wide variety of techniques and methodologies including: Digital strategy and branding, Web and interactive design, ideation, digital storytelling, visual communications design, mobile and 2D/3D animation.
I am actively involved in design research and design education, and have spoken about user experience, digital design and interactive strategy at local, national and international conferences for organizations such as Regan Communications, IBF, Melcrum Publishing, Capital University, The Ohio State University, and others.
I teach digital design classes at The Ohio State University and the Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD), contribute to various online publications, and act as an advocate for design, design strategy and visual communications throughout the country.
I am an artist, a technologist, a writer, a gamer, a husband, a father, and an optimist. I live at the intersection of design and technology.
I am inspired by just about everything around me, and believe that there is always more to learn. I have a very cross-disciplinary approach to design, and am just as eager to talk about digital strategy, visual metaphors, or storytelling as I am about cognitive models or node-based compositing.
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My undergraduate degree was in illustration, with an emphasis on digital design and production.
M.F.A. - The Ohio State University.
My graduate degree was in design and design research, focusing on strategies for improving digital experiences.
My research involves many different domains (design, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy) and I take a cross-disciplinary approach to improving design and user experience.
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Q: Add an object value as key to the interface or state I have the following mainObject which contains key and value pairs and I would like to use this object's value as a key to an interface or state. The following I provided an example of an interface.
//Main Object
export const mainObject = {
  NAME:'name',
  AGE:'age'
}

Now I want main object values as a key to an interface
interface sample {
    'name':string //i want to achieve like this
}
//modifying the below
import mainObject from '';
interface sample {
    mainObject.NAME:string  //will give error, need to modify this
}

A: You can do that if mainObject is declared as a runtime constant (not just the mainObject binding, but the object it contains), via as const:
export const mainObject = {
    NAME: "name",
    AGE: "age",
} as const;
//^^^^^^^^

Then you can get the type of that object via typeof:
type MainObjectType = typeof mainObject;

Then you can use that type to create a mapped type for Sample:
type Sample = {
    [key in MainObjectType[keyof MainObjectType]]: string;
};

With your current definition of mainObject, that would make this code valid:
const x: Sample = {
    name: "something",
    age: "something else",
};

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No. 13 Florida State's upset spurned by No. 2 Duke buzzer beater
Curt Weiler
On its home court, Florida State felt the unfortunate sting of heartbreak Saturday.
The No. 13 Seminoles (13-3, 1-2 in ACC) saw a last-second three-pointer from Duke freshman Cam Reddish wipe out their upset bid and hand them an 80-78 loss in Tallahassee.
With FSU leading 78-77 and five seconds left, Duke freshman RJ Barrett missed a second free throw that would have tied the game. The rebound went out of bounds off of FSU.
After a long delay while the officials figured out who had the ball and how much time was left on the clock, an inbound pass from Duke point guard Tre Jones avoided the lengthy 7-foot-4 frame of FSU center Christ Koumadje guarding the inbound.
Jones found Reddish on the elbow who swished the game-winning shot with 0.8 seconds left for the No. 2 Blue Devils (14-1, 3-0 in ACC) and sent the raucous crowd of 11,675 fans inside the Tucker Civic Center home disappointed.
"I didn't expect them to get the ball at the elbow. I thought we had that covered...They did a very good job of creating some misdirection," FSU head coach Leonard Hamilton said.
"I've got to go back and look at the film and see how he delivered that pass right on the money because we had a 7-foot-4 guy right on top of the ball."
It was a second half which the Seminoles controlled for long stretches, leading for 9:32 of the 20 second-half minutes.
The three capped a wild second half which saw seven ties, nine lead changes and neither team ever take a lead of more than five points.
However, the Seminoles were held without a made field goal over the final 2:49 of the game.
"It's tough right now," sophomore forward Mfiondu Kabengele said.
"I'm not happy with the result, but our team has a lot of potential. It's a long season in the ACC. That last play doesn't define the whole game."
It was just FSU's third loss at home since the beginning of the 2016-17 season, dropping its home record to 39-3 over that span.
"My hat's off to (Florida State). They played great," Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski said.
"Ultimate respect for Leonard and his kids. We feel very fortunate to win."
Reddish's shot erased heroic efforts from Kabengele and senior forward Phil Cofer.
Playing against Duke freshman phenom Zion Williamson for a half, Kabengele flexed his own NBA potential, matching his career-high with 24 points and adding 10 rebounds, three blocks and two steals.
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"I prepared pretty well throughout the season," Kabengele said.
"My goal going into every game is just to bring energy and whatever happens happens. I believe I did that today and my teammates fed off of it."
Cofer accounted for five of FSU's eight made threes and finished five of eight (52.5 percent) from outside the arc with 21 points after he went for a career-high 28 last year at Duke.
Williamson was as advertised. He finished the first half with 11 points and eight rebounds (five offensive).
However, he was poked in the eye in the closing minutes of the first half and went to the locker room early.
After Williamson's injury late in the first half, he warmed up in the second half, but never returned as he dealt with double vision.
With Duke missing its major post presence in Williamson, FSU took advantage.
The Seminoles were outscored 22-14 in the paint without in the first half with Williamson in.
With Williamson out for the second half, the Seminoles flipped the script and outscored Duke 20-10 in the paint and wrangled nine offensive rebounds.
The Seminoles trailed for most of the first half against the Blue Devils, but ended the half on an 8-0 run capped off by a last-second three-pointer from PJ Savoy which gave the Seminoles a 39-38 halftime advantage.
While Williamson was out, Barrett and Reddish picked up the slack. They combined for 55 points on 19 of 34 (55.9 percent) shooting and 9 of 15 (60 percent) from three.
Those two led an unlikely barrage from outside the arc for the Blue Devils.
The Blue Devils -- who entered Saturday hitting 32.2 percent of their threes on the season -- hit 11 of 24 threes against FSU (45.8 percent).
FSU remained competitive with the Blue Devils in spite of problems in a number of areas.
The Seminoles committed 17 turnovers and Duke turned those into 20 points.
"Those turnovers early on, 11 turnovers in the first half, and our inability to keep them off the offensive boards in the first half, I thought really really made a huge difference in the game."
The Blue Devils had 14 turnovers of their own, but FSU was only able to turn them into nine points.
After a startlingly bad 16 of 27 (53.9 percent) free throw display in FSU's ACC opener vs. Virginia, the Seminoles did much better at the charity stripe in their second marquee matchup.
They hit 20 of 24 free throws (83.3 percent) and went 13 of 16 in the second half, making the most of their free-throw attempts when given the opportunity.
While Duke lost Williamson for the game, FSU avoided what appeared to be a significant loss midway through the second half.
Junior point guard Trent Forrest -- who has been dealing with turf toe -- went down with an apparent knee injury running back to play defense.
He looked to be in severe pain, had to be helped off the court and carried towards the locker room, but he was able to walk the injury off and return a few minutes later after suffering what seemed at the time to be a fairly serious injury.
FSU has little time to dwell on the Duke disappointment.
The Seminoles have one of their two two-day turnarounds coming off this game as they fly to Pittsburgh Sunday to take on the Pitt Panthers (11-5, 1-2 in ACC) Monday at 7 p.m.
No. 13 Florida State at Pittsburgh
When: Monday, 7 p.m.
Where: Peterson Events Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
TV/Radio: ESPNU/103.1 FM
No. 1 DUKE 80, No. 13 FLORIDA ST. 78
DUKE (14-1)
Reddish 9-15 0-4 23, DeLaurier 0-0 0-0 0, Barrett 10-19 8-9 32, Williamson 5-10 0-0 11, Jones 4-13 0-1 8, White 1-5 0-0 3, Bolden 1-3 1-1 3, O'Connell 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-65 9-15 80.
FLORIDA ST. (13-3)
Cofer 8-13 0-0 21, Koumadje 3-3 1-2 7, Mann 4-10 1-1 9, Walker 0-6 2-2 2, Forrest 1-3 3-4 5, Kabengele 7-13 8-9 24, Gray 0-1 0-0 0, Polite 0-1 0-0 0, Nichols 0-5 0-0 0, Savoy 2-6 5-6 10, Vassell 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 25-62 20-24 78.
Halftime—Florida St. 39-38. 3-Point Goals—Duke 11-24 (Reddish 5-8, Barrett 4-7, Williamson 1-3, White 1-4, Jones 0-2), Florida St. 8-25 (Cofer 5-8, Kabengele 2-3, Savoy 1-5, Polite 0-1, Vassell 0-1, Mann 0-2, Nichols 0-2, Walker 0-3). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Duke 27 (Williamson 8), Florida St. 36 (Kabengele 10). Assists—Duke 14 (Jones 6), Florida St. 16 (Forrest 6). Total Fouls—Duke 15, Florida St. 14. A—11,675 (12,100).


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Q: Workflow mail triggering issue I have created List Workflows using sharepoint designer. As per the design or code, as soon as new item is created, mail should trigger to the enabled list. Workflow is succesfully running but mails are not triggering the list memebers.

A: The following may be the reasons why the email is not triggering from the workflow:

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*Outgoing email settings have not been configured in Central Admin. If configured then make sure the SMTP configuration has been done properly.

*Make sure that the email address is correct and the user exists in the User Profile.

If you need to check whether outgoing email has been configured correctly or not, just add a "test alert" to your document library. This will help you to know whether email is working or not.


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The Threat Assessment Unit investigates the home of a young actress after she is terrorized by an obsessed fan.
Hollywood Starlet Nina Preston is attacked at her home but is safe, but during the episode many secrets start to unscramble about her obsessed fan that think he is the character that her character she portrays in her hit tv series SAVAGE SHORE but is diagnosed with delusion disorder and Nina is attacked several times but so is her sister when walking out of an argument about her leaking photos to pay her own her way home that she left behind to help her famous sister after another stalker emerged into the home two years ago, but his mother was the one that delusioned him to prevent disappointment by not reponding to his emails by faking an account to respond and had no idea that he would create a fantasy relationship with Nina. And after finding out, the team try to get in touch with her while shes in a film shooting at the studio, after her bodygaurd stabbed(survived) the mother says shes wardrobe so Nina wouldnt be suspicious but soon is attacked when teeling her who she is and nina runs around the studio trying to hide, soon the mother is caught and arrested with the son.
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Five Families of New York City
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June 20, 2011 Dapper_Don
HOME STAY: Enrico Ponzo — who is accused of attempting to kill former New England Mafia godfather Francis 'Cadillac Frank' Salemme and 13 others — wants to stay with his sister, Alexandria Divadkar, while he awaits trial.
An alleged gangster hunted for 14 years by the FBI for the attempted murders of former New England Mafia godfather Francis "Cadillac Frank" Salemme and 13 others wants to summer with family in a toney Swampscott neighborhood while awaiting trial.
Enrico "Henry" Ponzo, 42, is so certain he can make a go of it as John Q. Public in the seaside hamlet where he grew up that he's willing to bet the ranch. He's offering to put up as security the $160,000 Marsing, Idaho, ranch where he was captured in February, living as cattle rancher Jeffrey John Shaw. The feds say they also seized dozens of firearms from the farm.
Ponzo, whose trial date hasn't been set, is being held without bail in maximum security at MCI Cedar Junction in Walpole. He filed papers last week in U.S. District Court stating that if a federal judge consents to release him to the custody of his older sister, he'll also wear a GPS bracelet and post her $489,300 home — as well as the $118,000 in cash and $70,000 in gold coins seized from him in Idaho — as guarantees of good behavior.
"We're going to see if he can get out. We'll see what happens," said Alexandria Divadkar, 45, a married mother of three pursuing a master's degree in teaching at Boston College, about her brother yesterday when approached by a reporter at her door.
Some of Divadkar's concerned neighbors, whose lovingly cared-for properties nearby offer spectacular views of the Atlantic, don't want it to get that far.
"You can't pick your relatives, huh?" said one, who called Divadkar "a nice woman."
"Obviously, it's a safe neighborhood, and I want to keep it that way," the neighbor said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
But Ponzo's attorney David Duncan argued to the Herald, "He had neighbors he lived around (in Idaho) for many years, and they came to his support. He was a good neighbor."
Ponzo is facing life in prison if convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, racketeering, extortion and sundry weapon and drug charges to which he pleaded not guilty in March.
The reputed hired gun is perhaps best known in underworld circles for allegedly trying to whack Salemme on June 16, 1989, at an International House of Pancakes in Saugus, in a failed coup of La Cosa Nostra's Patriarca Family.
Ponzo fathered two children in Idaho, ages 8 and 6, who now live in Utah with their mother. It was a child custody battle in court between the common-law couple that led to his arrest.
The man of mystery, whose Idaho neighbors affectionately called "Mr. Mom," is aware "that flight from these charges would result in the end of his relationship with those children, and make it impossible for him to ever see them again," Ponzo's motion states. "Mr. Ponzo's children are the most important thing in his life, and he will not take any action that jeopardizes his relationship with them."
http://news.bostonherald.com/news/regional/view/2011_0620accused_mobster_bets_the_farm_wants_judge_to_let_him_summer_in_swampscott_before_trial_starts/
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7 Tips For Bridging the Digital Gap
For manufacturers, digital technologies are creating new opportunities, but also new challenges. Social, mobile, analytics, and Cloud solutions can streamline production and speed time to market, enabling manufacturers to better customize and connect products to consumers.
For manufacturers, as in many industries, digital technologies are creating new opportunities, but also new challenges. Social, mobile, analytics, and cloud solutions can streamline production and speed time to market, enabling manufacturers to better customize and connect products to consumers. But these same forces put manufacturers under increasing pressure to innovate in order to survive and succeed. Simply installing new technology is not enough. To get a return on their investments, manufacturers need to put a business framework in place to support them. That requires transforming how they do business.
Business transformation — fundamental change in processes, models, culture, and technology — is my job every day, but I know that for businesses, there's nothing "everyday" about it. Transformation requires a serious investment of time, money and resources across all facets of an organization, and it can be a struggle to accomplish and reap the rewards. Earlier this year, to better understand how companies approach transformation, what works and what doesn't, TCS commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a study, Business Transformation in a Digital Age. Forrester spoke with business transformation leaders and conducted an online survey of 100 US and UK decision makers with significant involvement in transformation projects.
The study found that senior executives understand that successful transformation doesn't just require IT capabilities; in fact the key ingredients are primarily nontechnical skills to manage culture change and organizational design. In any large enterprise, even the biggest software change pales in comparison to the difficulty of getting buy-in and execution from everyone needed to make it work.
The research showed that in no industry is this challenge greater than in Manufacturing and Materials (MM), where executives were least likely to agree with the statement that, "My company is re-imagining new business models and/or customer interactions based on digital technologies" — only 40 percent, compared to 70 percent overall (across industries).
MM executives were unique in citing "employee resistance" and having "no mandate for change" as the biggest challenges faced during transformation projects, in contrast to executives in other industries such as financial services and business/consumer services, who were more likely to cite "cultural resistance" and "internal politics." The high percentage for employee resistance may speak to the tension between an older generation who grew up on the factory floor, and a newer generation increasingly looking for digital solutions to digital problems.
When asked about the skills gaps that might hinder the successful implementation of a transformation project, MM executives were the most conscious of their gaps, by a wide margin, "leading" in 11 of 15 categories, including organizational design (73 percent), definition of roles and responsibilities (67 percent), and vision and strategy (67 percent).
Make no mistake — there is no industry for which transformation is easy or painless. A lot of business transformations miss the mark: projects take years longer than planned to complete, some are cancelled before any benefits are realized, and others simply under-deliver. The Forrester study found that almost half (47 percent) of enterprises saw a return on investment (ROI) from transformation projects of less than 10 percent. But for MM companies, that percentage jumps to 78 percent. Unlike executives from other industries such as financial services, no one in MM reported an ROI higher than 25 percent.
So what are the common elements that distinguish successful transformation projects from those that fail or disappoint? Here are some steps manufacturing companies can take to beat the odds:
Invest in people and partners with the full set of "soft" skills needed.
Business and technology skills alone are not sufficient to ensure successful business transformations. Cultural change is often harder than updating technology, so companies need to be prepared with skills for organizational design, the management of culture change, defining roles and responsibilities, and incentivizing across the organization.
Engage a partner who can help you get it done right. Business leaders look for partners whom they can trust, who are innovative and have the right mix of skills and capabilities and a proven track record of delivering operational excellence. Crucially, MM executives were by far the most likely to acknowledge that their organization lacked the skills and capabilities to manage transformation projects without a third-party partner.
Tie together priorities, budgets and metrics across business and IT.
Siloing is fatal to the success of business transformation programs, which require interdependence between organizational groups. That means priorities for the project need to be clear and connected to the goals of both the business and IT organizations. Furthermore, budgets, metrics, and resource management should reflect those goals.
Create a "T-suite" to oversee the program across all functions. To ensure an enterprise-wide perspective that considers the needs of various units and stakeholders across the organization, establish a "T-Suite" — an executive group within the enterprise comprised of representatives from all lines of business, who share ownership and management of the transformation program. Third-party partners should also be represented in the T-Suite.
Update core systems, processes and data to support innovative initiatives.
Nearly all business transformations are enabled by software (79 percent of transformation leaders said that the design and implementation of software is an increasingly important component of a business transformation). Make sure that your transformation plan addresses the limits of your IT organization and infrastructure.
Customize software solutions to match specific needs.
More than 54 percent of respondents reported that core business systems required at least a high level of customization, with one in five reporting very high customization requirements. Know when to standardize and when to invest in customization; striking the right balance requires high levels of business, technology and operational sophistication.
Be flexible: measure, evaluate and adjust plans throughout the process.
The difference between those organizations that achieved high ROIs and those that had little-to-no ROI was in the willingness to make significant changes, based on metrics, as the project progressed. Create the right mix of IT and business metrics, re-evaluate and adjust for changing business conditions and new priorities. Above all, be open to self-criticism.
One of the big takeaways from the study is that you can't invest heavily in IT and then expect to get away with "winging it" when it comes to change management. Change management is a science, not an art, and there's expertise and a body of knowledge every company should be able to tap. If manufacturers want to remain both relevant and competitive, they need to take seriously the imperative to transform their businesses.
Krishnan Ramanujam is Global Head, Enterprise Solutions, Tata Consultancy Services, which comprises package implementation and consulting solutions on enterprise platforms.
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What can this post teach me?
This post will teach you how to connect Paperform forms to Zapier and then automate card creations on Trello.
So a while back I discovered this awesome Online Form company from Australia - Paperform.
I was curious on understanding how Zapier works together with the Paperform platform and as the best way of learning is to give yourself a project I decided to make one.
Although I am retired from the software business I still take the time to hang out with cool freelance tech geniuses that can feed the inner geek in me. A few times a week these freelancers meet and work out of various coffeeshops. The locations are fixed but the weekdays can vary.
I thought it would be a good idea to make a an easy app that could help our little band of brothers to quickly communicate where they would be on a weekly basis but not have to login to a calendar or any other service.
The Trello board to capture the output.
Integrate all components into one HTML page so that users only have to go to one place to see and do everything.
It is a small business from Australia run by some GREAT people that listen to their customers and make changes quite fast. Their platform also has more logic and functionality than some of the other form builders. See this article I wrote a while back on how to make a Ghost contact form using the Paperform editor.
Both Zapier and Trello have free plans that you can use until your workflow requires more functionality and thus have to upgrade to a paid plan.
Don't worry, all these platforms we will be working with are pretty intuitive.
A Trigger app is Zapier language for the app that will trigger a later action. In our case it is the submission of a Paperform form.
(3b) You have to connect Zapier to your Paperform account. Once you click on 'Connect a New Account' you should see a popup box that asks for your paperform login.
(7) We need to choose a Trello action that we want Zapier to execute for us. Scroll down in the list and pick 'Find list' and then continue.
(8) Pick the board and the list we want to create cards in.
This is when things get interesting because we want to pick a list based on the input from the Paperform form.
In this case if a user has entered 'Monday' in the form, then we want Zapier to go into Trello and pick the 'Monday' list to create cards in. This is why we choose 'What Day Of The Week Will You Go? Answer' as the 'List Name'.
(9) Next we add another Trello action to our Zapier flow. This time pick 'Create Card'.
(10) Basically we want Zapier to write a new card based on the information from the Paperform form that users have filled in. The Name of the card and the Description of the Trello card all comes from fields users have already filled in when they submitted the web form.
PICK THE RIGHT FIELDS - When you are in Zapier, picking fields from the form, make sure to always choose 'Answer ' fields because they are the ones that hold the data you want.
E.g. The two fields below: 'Pick Your Name - Answer' and 'What Day Of The Week Will You Go? Answer.
will in this case create the card with the name 'Andrew @ Taimo Cafe' because those are the answers provided by the submitted form.
ZAPIER FIELD ID's - In Step 10 above, if you look at the List field, it says 'ID' and not the Name of the list. Why is that?
Let's look at an extract of that screenshot.
You just need to be aware of this and sometimes give Zapier the ID of a field instead of the name of a field. Often the reason a Zap doesn't work is exactly because of this.
If you want to see the complete app, go here to take a look.
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