As first reported by ModularAndroid.com, the project page was taken down and all pledges were refunded. A message sent to backers, obtained by that news site, said that Fonkraft "has been suspended due to not meeting our trust and safety standards."
The message also stated that IndieGoGo would not share more specific details of the takedown, noting only that "we continually review campaigns and as new information arises we may take action such as suspending a campaign to protect contributors." This hasn't stopped commentators on sites like Reddit from concluding that the project was an attempted scam.
Network World has contacted Fonkraft for comment on the matter, but has not heard back from them as of this writing. The project's official site, however, remains live.
Fonkraft made minor waves upon its announcement, thanks to its similarity to Google's Project Ara a smartphone chassis that could be used to mount an array of different modules, allowing users to customize their devices in whatever way suits them. A larger battery, better camera or whatever else is desired can be swapped in and out at will. Moreover, the Fonkraft design looked a lot more like a traditional smartphone than Project Ara, with its more blocky, Lego-like appearance.


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Q: Parse from array in api using encodable-decodable I have an api response snippet that looks like so...
{
  "status": "OK",
  "predictions": [
    {
      "description": "Hilton Head Island, SC, USA",
      "id": "67bd386c0fb3d4f77bf3cb283a6d75565ea11732",
      "matched_substrings": [
        {
          "length": 6,
          "offset": 0
        }
      ],
      "place_id": "ChIJrRnTjtx5_IgRPSii63qm5Sw",
      "reference": "ChIJrRnTjtx5_IgRPSii63qm5Sw",
      "structured_formatting": {
        "main_text": "Hilton Head Island",
        "main_text_matched_substrings": [
          {
            "length": 6,
            "offset": 0
          }
        ],
        "secondary_text": "SC, USA"
      },
      "types": [
        "locality",
        "political",
        "geocode"
      ]
    }
}

From this I want the main_text and secondary_text. For that I made a model class like so...
class FilteredLocations: Codable {

  var locationDetails: [String: Any]

  enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
    case locationDetails = "structured_formatting"
  }

  required init(from decoder: Decoder) throws {
    let values = try decoder.container(keyedBy: CodingKeys.self)
    locationDetails = try? values.decode([String: Any].self, forKey: .locationDetails)//ERROR HERE
  }

  func encode(to encoder: Encoder) throws {
    var container = encoder.container(keyedBy: CodingKeys.self)
    try container.encode(locationDetails, forKey: .locationDetails)//ERROR HERE
  }
}

But in the above code, at the place mentioned //ERROR HERE it throws the error Reference to member 'locationDetails' cannot be resolved without a contextual type
What have I done wrong...?
EDIT 1 : This is how I'm parsing the data..
 if let productService = result?["predictions"] as? [[String: Any]] ,
          let jsonData = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: productService as Any, options: []) {
          do {
            let filteredLocations = try? JSONDecoder().decode(FilteredLocations.self, from: jsonData)

            self.tableview.reloadData()
          } catch {
            print("error \(error.localizedDescription)")
          }
        }

EDIT 2 The google api response:
{
   "predictions" : [
      {
         "description" : "Hilton Head Island, SC, USA",
         "id" : "gfhgj3hgjhsgvh4hj4hgj424hfjhjha11732",
         "matched_substrings" : [
            {
               "length" : 6,
               "offset" : 0
            }
         ],
         "place_id" : "dfgegregergrgrergergewrer5Sw",
         "reference" : "bvEQfdgetehetheterbgcbng5Sw",
         "structured_formatting" : {
            "main_text" : "Hilton Head Island",
            "main_text_matched_substrings" : [
               {
                  "length" : 6,
                  "offset" : 0
               }
            ],
            "secondary_text" : "SC, USA"
         },
         "terms" : [
            {
               "offset" : 0,
               "value" : "Hilton Head Island"
            },
            {
               "offset" : 20,
               "value" : "SC"
            },
            {
               "offset" : 24,
               "value" : "USA"
            }
         ],
         "types" : [ "locality", "political", "geocode" ]
      }
   ],
   "status" : "OK"
}

EDIT 3 How I make the api call and fetch data to parse..
WebServiceClient.shared.getNearbyLocationsSearchList(withParameters: parameters, inputText: searchText) { [weak self] (isSuccess, result) in
  guard let `self` = self else { return }
  if isSuccess, result != nil {
    print("Successfully fetched nearby locations!")

    if let productService = result?["predictions"] as? [[String: Any]] ,
      let jsonData = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: productService as Any, options: []) {
      do {
        let filteredLocations = try? JSONDecoder().decode([FilteredLocations].self, from: jsonData)

      } catch {
        print("error \(error.localizedDescription)")
      }
    }
  }

EDIT 4 This is the result from api after calling the webservice..
{
    description = "Houston, TX, USA";
    id = 25faf0a7ef1056b980f3a19237cfa8e295668123;
    "matched_substrings" =     (
                {
            length = 1;
            offset = 0;
        }
    );
    "place_id" = ChIJAYWNSLS4QIYROwVl894CDco;
    reference = ChIJAYWNSLS4QIYROwVl894CDco;
    "structured_formatting" =     {
        "main_text" = Houston;
        "main_text_matched_substrings" =         (
                        {
                length = 1;
                offset = 0;
            }
        );
        "secondary_text" = "TX, USA";
    };
    terms =     (
                {
            offset = 0;
            value = Houston;
        },
                {
            offset = 9;
            value = TX;
        },
                {
            offset = 13;
            value = USA;
        }
    );
    types =     (
        locality,
        political,
        geocode
    );
}

EDIT 5

A: If you are referring to this JSON, (which is valid, not like the one you attached...)
{
    "status": "OK",
    "predictions": [{
        "description": "Hilton Head Island, SC, USA",
        "id": "67bd386c0fb3d4f77bf3cb283a6d75565ea11732",
        "matched_substrings": [{
            "length": 6,
            "offset": 0
        }],
        "place_id": "ChIJrRnTjtx5_IgRPSii63qm5Sw",
        "reference": "ChIJrRnTjtx5_IgRPSii63qm5Sw",
        "structured_formatting": {
            "main_text": "Hilton Head Island",
            "main_text_matched_substrings": [{
                "length": 6,
                "offset": 0
            }],
            "secondary_text": "SC, USA"
        },
        "types": [
            "locality",
            "political",
            "geocode"
        ]
    }]
}

Then this is how to create the structure for ALL of the JSON data:
struct FilteredLocations: Codable {
    let status: String
    let predictions: [Prediction]
}

struct Prediction: Codable {
    let description, id: String
    let matchedSubstrings: [MatchedSubstring]
    let placeID, reference: String
    let structuredFormatting: StructuredFormatting
    let types: [String]

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
        case description, id
        case matchedSubstrings = "matched_substrings"
        case placeID = "place_id"
        case reference
        case structuredFormatting = "structured_formatting"
        case types
    }
}

struct MatchedSubstring: Codable {
    let length, offset: Int
}

struct StructuredFormatting: Codable {
    let mainText: String
    let mainTextMatchedSubstrings: [MatchedSubstring]
    let secondaryText: String

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
        case mainText = "main_text"
        case mainTextMatchedSubstrings = "main_text_matched_substrings"
        case secondaryText = "secondary_text"
    }
}

And then decode like so:
let filteredLocations = try? JSONDecoder().decode(FilteredLocations.self, from: jsonData)

To encode data:
let encoder = JSONEncoder()
encoder.outputFormatting = .prettyPrinted

do {
    let jsonData = try encoder.encode(filteredLocations)

    if let jsonString = String(data: jsonData, encoding: .utf8) {
        print(jsonString)
        // Prints out the JSON you just encoded.
    }
} catch {
    print(error.localizedDescription)
}

To get the main and secondary text:
main: filteredLocations.structuredFormatting.mainText
secondary: filteredLocations.structuredFormatting.secondaryText

I hope this answer has been useful!
EDIT 1:
Try this code:
WebServiceClient.shared.getNearbyLocationsSearchList(withParameters: parameters, inputText: searchText) { [weak self] (isSuccess, result) in
  guard let `self` = self else { return }
  if isSuccess, result != nil {
    print("Successfully fetched nearby locations!")

    if let jsonData = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: result as Any, options: []) {
      do {
        let filteredLocations = try? JSONDecoder().decode([FilteredLocations].self, from: jsonData)

      } catch {
        print("error \(error.localizedDescription)")
      }
    }
  }

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Q: extra row appearing in generated excel I'm using npm package xlsx to generate excel reports which have table within table. everything is working fine except you can see in the attached screenshot that line#10 is the same as all the table below that. I'm sure i'm making an html table error but after two hours could not figure out what the error actually is. I've attached the screenshot and html.

import React from 'react';

const Report = ({ data }) => {
  // console.log(data);
  return (

            Source Name:

          SOme cool report

          Report Name:

            02 Dummy

          Data Write:
          Append to Previous Data

          Download Date:
          19/04/2021 13:16

          SR Id:
          99931

          Data Period:
           2021/3

          Report Period:
          Monthly

          sdfasdfasdf:
          sdfsdf

                  Less than 1
                  {'1-4'}
                  {'5-9'}
                  {'10-14'}
                  {'15-19'}
                  {'20-24'}
                  {'25-44'}
                  {'45-64'}
                  {'65+'}

                  Dummy
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female
                  Male	 Female

                {Object.keys(data).map((d) => (

                    {d}
                    {data[d]?.abc?.male}
                    {data[d]?.abc?.female}
                    {data[d]?.cde1?.male}	{' '}
                    {data[d]?.cde1?.female}
                    {data[d]?.cde2?.male}	{' '}
                    {data[d]?.cde2?.female}
                    {data[d]?.cde3?.male}
                    {data[d]?.cde3?.female}
                    {data[d]?.abcd1?.male}
                    {data[d]?.abcd1?.female}
                    {data[d]?.abcd2?.male}
                    {data[d]?.abcd2?.female}
                    {data[d]?.ere1?.male}
                    {data[d]?.ere1?.female}
                    {data[d]?.ere2?.male}
                    {data[d]?.ere2?.female}
                    {data[d]?.ou?.male}
                    {data[d]?.ou?.female}

                ))}

  );
};

export default Report;

A: The nested table HTML structure is causing entire table to create extra row.
Delete this lines from your code - and that should remove extra line being added to excel sheet.

from your code.
See the corrected code here (You can not run it on codesandbox due to unsupported methods - but the code work on local setup)
https://codesandbox.io/s/extrarowexcelsheet-333cv?file=/src/App.js
import React from "react";
import XLSX from "xlsx";
import { useRef } from "react";

const Report = () => {
  // Data is just placeholder
  const [data, setData] = React.useState([["Hello"], ["Bye"]]);
  const myContainer = useRef(null);

  const exportFile = () => {

    const ws = XLSX.utils.table_to_sheet(myContainer.current);
    const wb = XLSX.utils.book_new();
    XLSX.utils.book_append_sheet(wb, ws, "SheetJS");
    /* generate XLSX file and send to client */
    XLSX.writeFile(wb, "sheetjs.xlsx");
  };

  return (

 This is Demo for StackOverFlow Issue #68269850

 Extra row appearing in generated excel

      <button
        style={{ backgroundColor: "#4CAF50", padding: "10px" }}
        onClick={exportFile}
      >
        Press Me to Generate Excel Sheet{" "}
      </button>

              Source Name:

            SOme cool report

            Report Name:
            02 Dummy

            Data Write:
            Append to Previous Data

            Download Date:
            19/04/2021 13:16

            SR Id:
            99931

            Data Period:
             2021/3

            Report Period:
            Monthly

            sdfasdfasdf:
            sdfsdf

            Less than 1
            {"1-4"}
            {"5-9"}
            {"10-14"}
            {"15-19"}
            {"20-24"}
            {"25-44"}
            {"45-64"}
            {"65+"}

            Dummy
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female
            Male	 Female

          {Object.keys(data).map((d) => (

              {d}
              {data[d]?.abc?.male}
              {data[d]?.abc?.female}
              {data[d]?.cde1?.male}	 {data[d]?.cde1?.female}
              {data[d]?.cde2?.male}	 {data[d]?.cde2?.female}
              {data[d]?.cde3?.male}
              {data[d]?.cde3?.female}
              {data[d]?.abcd1?.male}
              {data[d]?.abcd1?.female}
              {data[d]?.abcd2?.male}
              {data[d]?.abcd2?.female}
              {data[d]?.ere1?.male}
              {data[d]?.ere1?.female}
              {data[d]?.ere2?.male}
              {data[d]?.ere2?.female}
              {data[d]?.ou?.male}
              {data[d]?.ou?.female}

          ))}

  );
};

export default Report;


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Even after he's quit the program and shut down and crawled into bed, his brain is still patiently inventing and solving new puzzles, over and over in the dark. Alejandro would like it to stop, or move on to something besides linking red gems to gold coins. This could have been convenient back when he was struggling with state capitols and trig.
The game has made him its homunculus. What if this is his end state, the brainlock doom of permanent replay mode? Alejandro maps out a tricky spiral and thinks, hey, maybe this is what alcohol is supposed to solve.
The Teutons are a bitch to play in this game but Alejandro really wants to see if he can get through the campaign, survive the Lithuanian uprising and limp to the Peace of Thorn.
"We miss you," she says, her IM window making the monitor blort.
"I'm done with guild drama," he types back.
"Nursing your chapped ass in VGA nostalgia?"
"So you're not trying to take back Samogitia right now."
Alejandro winces. "Yeah, well."
"Do you miss us?"
"You mean 'me?'"
But she's already signed off.
The Peace of Thorn is brief and bitter; it becomes the Hunger War.
The hook, in god-games, isn't the destructive power or capriciousness. Sure, you can drop a volcano on Manhattan or fling your worshippers at distant islands, but so what? One might as well build a block city and kick it over in a raging second: fun, but not for long, and you have to clean it up.
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The tiny postapocalyptic biker gang dangles from Alejandro's cursor as he tries to decide where in the desert to plop them down.
"You're addicted to that game," she says.
"It's only addiction if my insurance covers it."
"You don't have insurance."
"Shit," he says, "I should take up smoking."
"Anyway, this box is the last of your stuff. Unless you want the towels."
"Nah," he says, very lightly, "they'd smell like you."
"Shit," she says, "I should take up smoking."
Alejandro drops the flailing bikers. They cheer and pop pixelated wheelies, until the one with the eyepatch dies of radiation poisoning.

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Q: C Recursion segmentation fault I am new to C and trying to do a maze problem where 0 and letters are passing points and 1 is a barrier.
My 2D maze array are below where the starting point is at(0,4) and every time I have to check for 4 directions (N,S,E,W), and I have also the path array (initially contains "0" as chars) where I will put the routes as "R" which is also the same size:
1111S11110
0000010001
110100010d
t001111110
0100000001
0111111101
1111111101
00000D01T1
0111110001
0000E01110

I am using recursive solution for pathfinding and in total use 3 functions which are below:
int isSafe(char Mazearray[matrixSize][matrixSize],int x,int y){
    if(x >= 0 && x < matrixSize && y >= 0 && y < matrixSize && Mazearray[x][y] != '1'){
        return 1;
    }
    return 0;

}

void MazeSolution(char Mazearray[matrixSize][matrixSize],int x,int y,char pathArray[matrixSize][matrixSize]){
    if(recursiveMaze(Mazearray,x,y,pathArray) == 0){
        printf("There does not exist a possible solution!!!");
    }
    else{
        int i,j;
        for (i = 0; i < matrixSize; ++i){
            for (j = 0; j < matrixSize; ++j){
                printf("%c",pathArray[i][j]);
            }
        printf("\n");
        }
    }
}

int recursiveMaze(char Mazearray[matrixSize][matrixSize],int x,int y,char pathArray[matrixSize][matrixSize]){
    if(x == exitX && y == exitY){
        pathArray[x][y] == 'E';
        return 1;
    }
    // check if the coordinate is safe to go(not 1)
    if(isSafe(Mazearray,x,y) == 1){
        pathArray[x][y] == 'R';
        // Move North
        if(recursiveMaze(Mazearray,x-1,y,pathArray) == 1){
            return 1;
        }
        // Move South
        if(recursiveMaze(Mazearray,x+1,y,pathArray) == 1){
            return 1;
        }
        // Move East
        if(recursiveMaze(Mazearray,x,y+1,pathArray) == 1){
            return 1;
        }
        // Move West
        if(recursiveMaze(Mazearray,x-1,y-1,pathArray) == 1){
            return 1;
        }
        pathArray[x][y] == '0';
        return 0;
    }
    return 0;
}

When I run the MazeSolution(), the program terminates with error code 255 and segmentation fault. When I debugged the problem appears at recursiveMaze() function.
So that, starting from first if statement it does not execute and the other problem is it goes and comes back between south and north control points.

A: Here is a call sequence that leads to an infinite loop:
recursiveMaze(M, x, y, p)
   recursiveMaze(M, x-1, y, p)
       recursiveMaze(M, x-1, y, p) -> run to completion
       recursiveMaze(M, x+1, y, p) -> infinite loop

It is infinite because in the second recursive call, you increment back the value that had been decremented in the first recursive call, which takes you back to the same state as the initial call.


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There is a wonderful book called The Five Love Languages. In it, the author says that humans have a preferred way to express love and a preferred way to receive love. Some express love through words of affirmation. Others express it best in gifts. Or quality time spent with the beloved. Others prefer physical touch. Finally, some express love best through acts of service.
My mom and dad best expressed their love through acts of service. I am very much their son in that regard. It is the language that I am most comfortable in – doing acts of service. So I shoveled the walks during winter time. (with a little help from my friends Gary Uthoff and Bob Reid.) And set up lights in the sanctuary for the liturgical seasons, and in the parish center for dinner dances. And ran internet lines through the school and pre-school nooks and crannies. And cooked auction thank-you dinners. And locked up the church on Sundays as I pray/sing for all the people I have interacted with that evening/morning. And cut grass at the Newman Center. In ways seen and perhaps not so visible, I have tried to say I love you by those simple acts of service.


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Q: how to get underscore template using mustache style to recognize an if statement
Possible Duplicate:
Boolean checks in underscore templates

I can't use standard ERB style templates with underscore since they are being used in an express ejs file, so I changed underscore templates to use mustache style templating
_.templateSettings = {
  interpolate : /\{\{(.+?)\}\}/g
};

However it now trips over the if statements, how would I change this ERB style
<% if (something) { %>

into something that works with an alternative templating in underscore
{{ if (something) }}

doesn't seem to work and I can't use the standard <% erb style since that conflicts with the ejs template that it's in.


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Rosa
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Q: Getting RDF element's attribute value from XML file using PHP I am trying to get attribute 'rdf:resource' value from 'rdf:li' element from this XML: http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/fxref-usd.html
What is the correct way to achieve that? How could one parse these RDF elements correctly?
This is what I have so far:
<!DOCTYPE html>

        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
        <title>RDF</title>

 <?php

            $rdf = file_get_contents('http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/fxref-usd.html');

            $rdf = str_replace('rdf:', 'rdf_', $rdf);

            $xml = simplexml_load_string($rdf);

            foreach ($xml->channel->items->rdf_Seq->rdf_li as $item) {
                $attributes = $item->attributes();

                if(isset($attributes['rdf_resource'])) {
                    echo '
'.$attributes['rdf_resource'].' <l/i>';
                }
            }
?>

As you can see this is kind of a hack and I believe it is not the correct way.
Any help is appreciated!

A:
I am trying to get attribute 'rdf:resource' value from 'rdf:li' element from this XML: http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/fxref-usd.html

First, that's not actually legal RDF, at least according to Jena's parser.  After removing the xsd schema location, which evidently isn't allowed on the rdf:RDF element, I still get an error:  Expecting XML start or end element(s). String data "U2" not allowed. Maybe there should be an rdf:parseType='Literal' for embedding mixed XML content in RDF. Maybe a striping error.
But even if it were legal RDF/XML, there are two issues with your approach that will end up being kind of brittle.  The first is that it's very difficult to reliably process RDF/XML with XML tools, as explained in this answer that I wrote to How to access OWL documents using XPath in Java?.  In general, the same RDF graph can serialized as a bunch of different RDF/XML documents.  For working with rdf:li, this is especially important:  the RDF graph doesn't actually have any resources with rdf:li properties, even though there are rdf:li elements in the XML document.  Have a look at:

2.15 Container Membership Property Elements: rdf:li and rdf:_n
RDF has a set of container membership properties and corresponding
  property elements that are mostly used with instances of the rdf:Seq,
  rdf:Bag and rdf:Alt classes which may be written as typed node
  elements. The list properties are rdf:_1, rdf:_2 etc. and can be
  written as property elements or property attributes as shown in
  Example 17. There is an rdf:li special property element that is
  equivalent to rdf:_1, rdf:_2 in order, explained in detail in section
  7.4. The mapping to the container membership properties is always done in the order that the rdf:li special property elements appear in XML —
  the document order is significant. The equivalent RDF/XML to Example
  17 written in this form is shown in Example 18.

That means that an RDF/XML snippet (not quite legal, but gives the general impression) like:
<ex:Collection>
  <rdf:li rdf:about="member1"/>
  <rdf:li rdf:about="member2"/>
</ex:Collection>

could also be written as:
<ex:Collection>
  <rdf:_2 rdf:about="member2"/>
  <rdf:_1 rdf:about="member1"/>
</ex:Collection>

That means that any purely XML based approach here is probably going to brittle, because it will depend on some structure that isn't guaranteed to always be represented the same way.
Usually the answer is to query with an RDF query language, so that you can query at the RDF level.  The standard RDF query language is SPARQL.  Unfortunately, since there are literally infinitely many properties (rdf:_1, rdf:_2, …), it's hard to do this efficiently in SPARQL, too, since you end up needing to match URIs that look like rdf:_xxx and then figure out what comes after that underscore.
OK, so if you can get the RDF/XML into a legal format, you might end up with something like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<rdf:RDF xmlns="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/" xmlns:cb="http://www.cbwiki.net/wiki/index.php/Specification_1.1" xmlns:dc = "http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:dcterms = "http://purl.org/dc/terms/" xmlns:rdf = "http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" xmlns:xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<channel  rdf:about = "http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/usd.html">
<title>ECB | US dollar (USD) - Euro foreign exchange reference rates</title>
<link>http://www.ecb.europa.eu/home/html/rss.en.html</link>
<description>The reference rates are based on the regular daily concertation procedure between central banks within and outside the European System of Central Banks, which normally takes place at 2.15 p.m. (14:15) ECB time.</description>
<items>
<rdf:Seq>
<rdf:li rdf:resource="http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-09&rate=1.1362" />
<rdf:li rdf:resource="http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-08&rate=1.1254" />
<rdf:li rdf:resource="http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-07&rate=1.1266" />
<rdf:li rdf:resource="http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-06&rate=1.1224" />
<rdf:li rdf:resource="http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-05&rate=1.1236" />
</rdf:Seq>
</items>
</channel>
</rdf:RDF>

Now, remember, those rdf:li XML elements doesn't mean that there are rdf:li properties in the graph,  instead there are a bunch of rdf:_n properties.  In the Turtle serialization (which is similar to SPARQL syntax), the data is:
@prefix :      <http://purl.org/rss/1.0/> .
@prefix rdf:   <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> .
@prefix dcterms: <http://purl.org/dc/terms/> .
@prefix cb:    <http://www.cbwiki.net/wiki/index.php/Specification_1.1> .
@prefix dc:    <http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/> .
@prefix xsi:   <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance> .

<http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/usd.html>
        a             :channel ;
        :description  "The reference rates are based on the regular daily concertation procedure between central banks within and outside the European System of Central Banks, which normally takes place at 2.15 p.m. (14:15) ECB time." ;
        :items        [ a       rdf:Seq ;
                        rdf:_1  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-09&rate=1.1362> ;
                        rdf:_2  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-08&rate=1.1254> ;
                        rdf:_3  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-07&rate=1.1266> ;
                        rdf:_4  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-06&rate=1.1224> ;
                        rdf:_5  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-05&rate=1.1236>
                      ] ;
        :link         "http://www.ecb.europa.eu/home/html/rss.en.html" ;
        :title        "ECB | US dollar (USD) - Euro foreign exchange reference rates" .

What I would do at this is to look for the :items property of your channel, check that it's an rdf:Seq, and then either take all of its properties except rdf:type, and just assume that they're rdf:_n values, or actually get the rdf:_xxx property values.  That would look like:
prefix :      <http://purl.org/rss/1.0/>
prefix rdf:   <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#>

select ?item {
  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/usd.html> :items ?x .
  ?x a rdf:Seq .
  ?x ?p ?item .
  filter (?p != rdf:type)
}

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| item                                                                                |
====================================================================================================================
| <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-05&rate=1.1236> |
| <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-06&rate=1.1224> |
| <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-07&rate=1.1266> |
| <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-08&rate=1.1254> |
| <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-09&rate=1.1362> |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Or, the latter approach (actually checking for rdf:_):
prefix :      <http://purl.org/rss/1.0/>
prefix rdf:   <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#>
prefix xsd:   <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#>

select ?n ?item {
  <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/rss/usd.html> :items ?x .
  ?x a rdf:Seq .
  ?x ?p ?item .

  # check that ?p starts with rdf:_
  filter strstarts(str(?p),str(rdf:_))

  # and extract the part after rdf:_ and convert
  # it to an integer
  bind (xsd:integer(strafter(str(?p),str(rdf:_))) as ?n)
}

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| n | item                                                                                |
========================================================================================================================
| 5 | <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-05&rate=1.1236> |
| 4 | <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-06&rate=1.1224> |
| 3 | <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-07&rate=1.1266> |
| 2 | <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-08&rate=1.1254> |
| 1 | <http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/eurofxref-graph-usd.en.html?date=2015-10-09&rate=1.1362> |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Now you just need a SPARQL library for PHP.  I'm not really a PHP user, so I can't recommend one, but I know that there are some other questions on Stack Overflow about PHP and SPARQL, and that there are some libraries out there.


Yeah, after midnight I usually let it all "hang down"....meaning my head dropped down to my belly while I drool all over myself. A good friend of mine once commented that I look like I'd been shot sitting in my chair, still holding a firm grip on my beer!
Lady Allwinky found the above Birthday Card both amusing and appropriate for my 52nd Birthday and refusal to quit being an "Ole Rocker"!
Sir Hook's Traveling Medicine Show found its way back to the Sacred Grounds of downtown St. Louis and Busch Stadium for a Birthday/Memorial Weekend of Baseball, Beer, Italian Food and the Blues!
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After taking in the second win on my birthday, we headed up to Charlie Gitto's on the Hill for authentic "Mangia Mangia" time and then back downtown to Beale Street on Broadway.
The name says it all! Beale Street on Broadway is a hole in the wall gem of Blues music, set to an outdoor listening venue complete with Tom Sawyer river hut stage, and beer bottle lights hanging from the beams down the bar.
Usually on most weekends you'll catch local Blues legend, David Dee and the Hot Tracks. David, in his golden jump suit, Stevie Ray Vaughn hat, and diamond studded belt buckle that spells his name....warms up for the main act. David, who is pushing 70, can play the blues with one hand tied behind his back!
Being a lefty, like Hendrix, he doesn't use a pick, but caresses the guitar with his long lanky fingers, or slaps it with his hand like a nun whipping the bad boy Gibson Flying V guitar.
I always tell people that playing guitar is like making love to your woman. It has nice curves, a long neck and I get to put my fingers all over it...and if you're really good, it will scream for you! David Dee knows what I'm talking about!
One of his songs talks about how, "I ain't been fishing lately...but my hook is still good." Of course, Sir Hook showed his appreciation for that line!
After David left us dripping in the midnight sun...along came the main act...Magic Slim and the Tear Drops out of Chicago. Magic Slim is 72 years old. Wearing a hat inspired by Bo Didley, playing a Les Paul (unusual for a Blues master), not being too slim, but playing every bit as inspired as his Chicago brother Buddy Guy...Magic Slim and the Tear Drops proved that After Midnight the Ole Man can still play the game!
Well after midnight...we head back to our room at the Hilton Ballpark on Broadway and take the elevator to the 19th floor. I always love this elevator, because it has two mirrors on the side, so you get the infinity thing going on.
How many Hooks can you handle?!
Our room was 1926. We found that interesting, in that both our father's were born in 1926, they both pitched for the Navy and both were signed by the majors...mine with the Cardinals and Lady Allwinky's with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Play Ball!!!
This is the view of the stadium from our window. The grounds crew were still working on the field getting ready for the Sunday afternoon game.
After a late breakfast and Mass at St. Louis the King Basilica, we took the short stroll to the Arch, the Gateway to the West. This is at least my 100th time to stand here, but it is still inspiring to my spirit.
I remember going to the ballgames with my dad in the early 60's and watching this slowly being erected in the sky. I leave St. Louis satisfied and ready to drool on myself the next day.
thanks for sharing your birthday with us!
Still I can imagine Hooky its your ideal city..with the baseball park so close to the downtown bars and restuarant.


text:
# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
# Licensed under the MIT License.

try
{
    $defaultParamValues = $PSDefaultParameterValues.Clone()
    $PSDefaultParameterValues["it:Skip"] = !$IsWindows

    Describe "AMSI scan should detect suspicious content" -Tags 'Feature','RequireAdminOnWindows' {

        BeforeAll {
            [System.Management.Automation.Internal.InternalTestHooks]::SetTestHook("UseDebugAmsiImplementation", $true)
        }

        AfterAll {
            [System.Management.Automation.Internal.InternalTestHooks]::SetTestHook("UseDebugAmsiImplementation", $false)
        }

        It "Verifies AMSI scan detects debug suspicious content" {

            $EICAR_STRING_B64 = "awZ8EmMWc3JjaAdvY2lrBgcbY20aBHBwGgROF3Z6cHJhHmBncn13cmF3HnJ9Z3plemFmYB5ndmBnHnV6f3YSF3sYexk= "
            $bytes = [System.Convert]::FromBase64String($EICAR_STRING_B64)
            $EICAR_STRING = -join ($bytes | ForEach-Object { [char]($_ -bxor 0x33) })
            { Invoke-Expression -Command "echo '$EICAR_STRING'" } |
                Should -Throw -ErrorId "ScriptContainedMaliciousContent,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.InvokeExpressionCommand"
        }
    }
}
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    if ($defaultParamValues -ne $null)
    {
        $Global:PSDefaultParameterValues = $defaultParamValues
    }
}

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text:
set -e

KMS_KEY_ARN=${KMS_KEY_ARN:-''}
if [ -z "${KMS_KEY_ARN}" ] ; then
  echo "Set KMS_KEY_ARN environment variable"
  exit 1
fi

aws --region us-west-2 --output json --query 'CiphertextBlob' kms encrypt --key-id ${KMS_KEY_ARN} --plaintext $1


text:
Q: How to convert List> to List in java? How to convert List<?> to List in java?
For example I have this class
@Data
public class Example {
 private List<?> data;
}

and I used in this function
@PostMapping("/getResult")
@ResponseBody
public Result getResult(@RequestBody String json) {

      Gson gson = new Gson();
      Example xmpl = gson.fromJson(json, Example.class);
      List<MyObject> source = (List<MyObject>)xmpl.getData(); //==> error

      // get Result

      return result;

}

It will give this error
  class com.google.gson.internal.LinkedTreeMap cannot be cast to class com.myproject.MyObject

EDITED:
The real problem is not from converting ? to object, but from converting LinkedTreeMap to the object
WORKAROUND :
    String jsonData = gson.toJson(xmpl.getData());

    MyObjectBean[] objs = gson.fromJson(jsonData,MyObjectBean[].class);

A: You could go with two solutions, to start with:

*

*You can change the Generic type, this way You don't say data is any collection, but it's a collection of type <T>. Now You can create classes with given type anywhere You need it.

Generic value <?> means in general that you don't care what is inside, and probably You won't read it anyway. When You are interested only if collection is null or what it's size.
When You need to do something with it, then use Generic types.
Example:
public class Example<T> {
 private List<T> data;
}

Now inside of your controller, create a private class, to deserialize your payload.
static class MyObjectExample extends Example<MyObject>{
}

Now you can use it do decode JSON:
  MyObjectExample xmpl = gson.fromJson(json, MyObjectExample.class);
  List<MyObject> source = xmpl.getData();

Now if your code can be serialized to MyObject it will work.

*Spring supports deserialization also.

If you have a @RestController annotation added to your Controller class
Example:
@PostMapping("/getResult")
public Result getResult(@RequestBody MyObjectExample xmpl) {

      // get Result
      return result;
}

Or you can add
consumes = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE

to your REST method.
Try using Spring to convert your value for you.
You can find more

*

*GetMapping and PostMapping

*tutotrial

A: The real issue is not when converting ? to MyObject, but the LinkedTreeMap to MyObject, from
this explanation
by @harsh
so I did this workaround
String jsonData = gson.toJson(xmpl.getData());

MyObjectBean[] objs = gson.fromJson(jsonData,MyObjectBean[].class);


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March 12, 2019 A. Keith Carreiro
The discussion I had with Tony that afternoon in East Providence, Rhode Island at Lucky's was far ranging. We talked about writing in all forms—journalism, comics, screenplays and nonfiction, for example. We talked about some of his motorcycle travels. About family. The Sixties. Maine. Vietnam. Stephen King. Dave Bright.
With our lunch and conversation ending, the bill for the meal and drinks was paid. We went out the front door of the bar & grill and walked onto the parking lot over to Iron Piggy. A steady wind beat against us as we were standing next to the Harley, 2004 Road King Classic.
Three separate sets of customers walked by us heading inside the bar. All young men and biker fans, they were nevertheless driving and riding in cars. My cell phone was registering an outside temperature of 23 degrees Fahrenheit. Each one that passed us said that it was just too brutal out to be riding that day. They said so with grudging admiration at Tony's determination to be out on a bike in such weather anyway.
Photo courtesy and permission of Tony DePaul (28 January 2019).
Tony was prepared for riding that day. I noticed that he had 12–volt leads running out of his leather jacket that he plugs into the bike. Later on in an email to me, Tony explained that the leads "draw power off the charging system to heat my gloves and jacket liner."
Nevertheless, I was glad I was in a car and not riding a motorcycle. It was cold. Yet, Tony seemed stoic about it, blustery out or not, as if it was something that he expected, was used to experiencing, and even happy to be outdoors in such weather.
Over the next several days we communicated via email and arranged to meet again on Monday morning, January 28th,at the Modern Diner on East Avenue in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
The Modern Diner at 364 East Avenue, Pawtucket, RI. According to its website, "The Pawtucket restaurant was chosen to be the first diner in the nation to be accepted on the National Register for Historic Places. Customized and factory-built, it is a Sterling Streamliner, a line of 'modernistic' diners manufactured in the late 1930's and early 1940's."
On a fairly decent winter morning, I drove over to the restaurant to meet with Tony. Blue sky could be seen overhead, but it was laced with a skim of cirrostratus clouds, which cut into the brightness of the sunlight. The parking lot was full of cars and pickups. A large line of people waiting to get into the restaurant snaked out the entrance door, down the steps to it and onto the asphalt portion of the parking area. We were in line for about 25 minutes.
Standing in line, I did a quick retrospective of what I had learned about Tony's writing career. For 26 years, he was a newspaper reporter, first for the Bangor Daily News (1980 through the fall of 1986) and then for The Providence Journal (1986 to April 2006). For 26 years he ground out articles for these two New England newspapers. That's a longtime witness to humanity, particularly to culture, crime, chicanery and corruption. I am positive that he caught an amazing glimpse into all kinds of foibles and follies people commit and/or omit, as well as writing and being exposed to powerful human interest stories.
Right side view of the diner. (Photo courtesy and permission of Tony DePaul.) Iron Piggy is parked just to the right of the light gray annex.
I wanted to be sure to talk with him about his experiences in writing comics and his take on storytelling.
When it was our turn to be seated, the waitress escorted us to a booth at the right front side of the diner. After taking my coat off and putting it on a coat hook next to me, I took my laptop out and set it up in preparation for note taking.
The waitress introduced herself, and took our drink order. Tony and I started talking about his writing for the comic strip The Phantom. He told me that since the early 60s, as soon as he was old enough to be literate, he started reading the comic strip in his local newspaper, which was the Philadelphia Bulletin (published between 1847 to 1982).1
Photo posted on Tony's blog, "That's it for me and the Phantom" (May 31, 2017).
Tony explains this Phantom "encounter" as follows ("That's it for me and the Phantom," May 31, 2017).
"It all started circa 1959, when America liked Ike. I was vaguely aware of his mug on the front page, but the Phantom, way inside the paper, was the one and only reason this grubby little street kid snatched the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin off the front steps. What great fun, in that concrete–and–asphalt world, to spread out the paper on the living room floor and imagine adventures in a jungle over the far horizon."
"Both front brake rotors are ready for the scrap heap. They mic at .182, within spec by two thou. Any thinner than .180 and they're done." ("Honey I blew up the iron piggy," October 13, 2017) (Photo courtesy and permission of Tony DePaul.)
In the early 1990's, he wrote for several comics in the Swedish Fantomen2 comic book, including "The Phantom".3 Because of this experience, he had the opportunity to take over the Phantom daily4 and Sunday strip.5
He wrote stories for the comics "Dödsspelet" and "Det okända" for Fantomen, both illustrated by Kari Leppänen.6
The waitress returned with our drinks. We ordered breakfast, and after the waitress left with our grill order to give to the short order cook, Tony explained more at length about the genesis of his comic strip writing.
The Phantom, started by Lee Falk7 (April 28, 1911–March 13, 1999) when he was 25, first appeared in a daily newspaper strip on February 17, 1936. A color Sunday strip of the series started in May of 1939. The Phantom was the world's first superhero.
The Phantom also was the "first to wear the skintight costume that has become a hallmark of comic–book superheroes, and the first to wear a mask with no visible pupils, another superhero standard."8
After Falk died from heart failure, Hearst Communications9 / King Features Syndicate [KFS] held tryouts for a writer to replace Lee Falk, who had written this strip on a daily basis for an amazing 63 years. Tony explains this moment in time by saying that these tryouts were "for a couple of us who were writing 30-page Phantom yarns [generally eight panels per page] for Fantomen, a Swedish comic licensed by KFS. By the summer of 2000, KFS had made its choice: I had the job writing The Phantom for newspaper syndication around the world."10
Sample panel from a published August 1-6, 2016 strip. Story by Tony and artwork by Mike Manley. "The Phantom's son, Kit Walker, is off to a secondary school in the Himalayas, where he'll attempt to pass himself off as a student who spent two other lives at the school, in the 19th and 18th centuries." (Photo courtesy and permission of Tony DePaul.)
Upon being hired to such an incredible storytelling gig, his assignment was "to create five stories a year, more or less. Standard lengths are 18 weeks daily, 26 weeks Sunday. They can run longer, shorter, whatever it takes to tell the tale, but figure roughly three stories a year for the daily papers, two for Sunday papers."11
He explained more fully to me about this writing opportunity. "Our editor in Stockholm, Ulf Granberg, basically volunteered us for tryouts. I don't remember seeking the job on my own.
"In the early 90s, a friend of mine who was big into comics introduced me to an editor at Semic Press in Stockholm, and things went from there. I seem to think it was a female editor he had worked for. I never did get any work from her, but somehow she passed me on to Ulf and he asked me to submit a few ideas for Phantom stories. In a year or two the work became steady, and Ulf became a family friend. He'd fly over to visit from time to time."
I think it is fascinating that an experienced newspaper reporter turned his hand to writing comics as it seems on the outset to be such a wide disparity of venues. Yet, listening to Tony talk about his experiences in writing, his wide–ranging interests and motorcycle journeys on the Iron Piggy, his love of family, carpentry skills, and his innate sense and consummate ability to fix all things mechanical, I truly began to sense that here was someone with a keen appetite for investigating what scholars call the human question.12
Next morning, following the Clark Fork. This is probably Montana. We had camped just a few miles west of the state line. ("High Plains drifting," July 29, 2013. Photo courtesy & permission of Tony DePaul.)
After all, I asked myself, doesn't Tony's triple literary threats—a natural literary giftedness, a creative, inquisitive spirit, and over two–and–a–half decades of newspaper reporting—provide an excellent grounding for writing stories for the comics, especially for the Phantom? 13
As I was thinking about this aspect of storytelling and its relevance to Tony, our kind waitress returned to our table and served us our breakfast orders.
When he was asked in an interview conducted by Steffan Hope, what Tony thought about "the Phantom as a literary figure," Tony responded by saying,
A panel from the 38-week story from The Phantom titled, "A Reckoning with the Nomad." ("Consider the infamous Nomad reckoned with!" November 10, 2018. Photo courtesy & permission of Tony DePaul.)
"He's a pure archetype, the selfless hero who braves any danger to do right, and never resorts to doing wrong as a means to accomplish an objective. That's awfully old–fashioned today, but I like it. What makes the Phantom notable, of course, is the immortality myth. If Lee Falk hadn't hit on that angle, the Phantom might have faded into obscurity in the 1940s."14
Tony has also explained about this style of writing in one of his blogs as noted below:
"Writing for comics is a lot like writing for film. You've seen movie storyboards. In comics, you're basically doing the same thing, stringing together snapshots of a story, panel by panel, advancing a narrative, creating continuity, dialogue, art direction when there's a reason for it (usually to avoid getting tripped up on continuity issues that lie ahead).
"Comics may look like a few words on a page, but it takes a fair amount of information to get them there. I think I probably wrote 5,500 pages of script over the years. The script for my current daily story is 100 pages. It describes 425 panels in sequence, published 2 or 3 panels a day for 28 weeks.
"Reassembling the gear set[to Iron Piggy] after pressing new bearings in the side door." ("In the home stretch," February 29, 2012. Photo courtesy & permission of Tony DePaul.)
"Between the overseas books I started writing in 1990 and the newspaper strips in '99, I've worked with maybe two dozen artists around the world. Everyone is different, different temperament, some will wow you every time, some need their hand held. The best ones, you mostly just leave them alone. All they need to know from the writer is where the characters are in a given panel, what they're doing, what that setting is like, time of day, what the characters say, what they know, and what they think and feel about what they know." 15
Even though he has not written for "the overseas books in going on 20 years now. Haven't written original stories for them, I should say; they often republish the stories I write for King Features.
Why did he decide to write for them? His response is, "The overseas books were a great opportunity way back when. My wife was home with the kids in those days, we were carrying a killer mortgage, I was delighted to have a steady freelance gig on the side."
I asked Tony eight questions about his writing for a comic strip and about his writing in general. Here are the questions I asked and his responses to them below:
(1.) A lot of people who love comic books start when they're young. Was that the case for you?
I can't say I love comic books. I love sequential art—I think in sequential art—but I've never been in the comics business. I don't collect comics, don't go to comics stores, don't go to comic con. I came to The Phantom gig out of screenwriting and daily journalism. Which is kind of a logical approach, really. Screenwriting is an exercise in sequential art, and it was newspapers, after all, that brought The Phantom to untold millions of readers around the world. I read comics when I was a kid up to around age 12, but I'd have to do an awful lot of work to be able to write any of those superhero characters. The Phantom is the only comics character I know, and the only one that interests me. I think that's because Lee Falk and the great Sy Barry made such a lasting impression on me when I was a kid. I was a complete sucker for the world they created for us street urchins every day in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
Headed north through the valleys between the Bighorns and the Rockies. Horses range down low, Bad Mr. Grizz up high." ("Alaska!" February 5, 2014. Photo courtesy & permission of Tony DePaul.)
(2.) What do you do to recharge your creative batteries?
They're always charged. I've never experienced writer's block, never felt even a hint of burnout. Ideas are everywhere. I always say they streak in like space rocks. Most aren't good ideas, but when you're bombarded at all hours all you really have to do is pay attention and know a good one when you see it.
(3.) Describe your typical work routine.
"I'm all over the map, sometimes literally. I can think of stories I've worked on in a dozen different states, wherever I can set the motorcycle on the kickstand and mooch a wi–fi signal. But even here at home, there's no real routine. Some days I'll write for untold hours, get into the flow state and lose track of time. That's always weird. I'll think I've been writing for 90 minutes, but the clock tells me it's been five hours. Other days I might write for 30 minutes, break for household things that need to get done, and while I'm doing those things I'm mentally still working on the writing, even if I'm not aware of it. I might write, dig a hole in the ground, write, chop firewood, write, change oil on one of vehicles, write, run an errand, write . . . before you know it the day's over, time to fall asleep and work on stories subconsciously all night.
Self-reflection. Photo courtesy and permission of Tony DePaul (28 January 2019).
(4.) What tools do you use to create comics and what makes them the right tools for you?
Here Tony is building a new storage shed. "But up it went, all plumb & square, one-armed-paperhanger style. Had a few adventures, as on November 6, during an all-day rain, up on a slippery plank trying to place 4 by 8 sheets of wet plywood and get a nail in each before gravity intervenes." ("Where the advent of Winter finds us." November 18, 2014. Photo courtesy & permission of Tony DePaul.)
All I need is a coffee pot and FinalDraft, the screenwriting software. I use it because I'm fast with it. And, as I said earlier, writing for comics is hard to distinguish from screenwriting. So many movies are basically comic books in how they see the world, how they define the characters, frame the action, the point of the action, how they answer all the who–wants–what questions, and why. These are movies not remotely associated with comics culture, but their narratives would be right at home in a comic. As for movies based on comics characters, those are generally beyond awful, in my opinion. You can't tell them from video games anymore. I've stopped trying to watch them.
(5.) What element of your work gives you the most personal satisfaction?
The last three percent. That's where you start to see connections you never suspected were there. It's that last little bit of thinking, seeing and appreciating the pattern in the whole, rearranging the pieces, this goes here, that goes there, adding depth, adding color, adding fun. A story I file because it's time to file, but I know it has only 97 percent behind it, that story, to my eye and ear, feels one–third as good as a story truly finished and thoughtfully edited.
Lake Cushman is a 4,010-acre lake and reservoir on the north fork of the Skokomish River in Mason County, Washington. "Here's the view when you turn your back to the jet boat. Man, am I gonna miss waking up to this." ("Goodbye to the Pacific." July 15, 2013. Photo courtesy & permission of Tony DePaul.)
(6.) What has been the most rewarding project in your professional career?
The stories that will never see the light of day. All the stuff I've scribbled for a paycheck, a freelance payday, everything I was paid to do as a wage slave, a working stiff, an entrepreneur, that's the run of the mill. It's just what you do day in and day out if you're a professional. Somebody's paying you to write, so you write, and make it as good as you possibly can on deadline. It's honorable, it's necessary, but it's never been what I find most rewarding.
(7.) What's the best advice you've ever heard given to a promising new creator?
Nada. I'm sure it's been said somewhere but I've never heard it. I've never had a dime's worth of good advice from anybody. Never any mentoring or anything like that. Consequently, the only advice I have to give is what I found out on my own: carry a notebook at all times. Use it.
(8.) Time to get philosophical: What's the most important "big idea" that you've learned in life—in or out of comics—and why is it important?
Oh, I knocked this one out of the park 43 years ago: Marry the right person. If you mess that up, you're screwed.
• Featured photo taken by A. Keith Carreiro (28 January 2019).
• For your listening pleasure, please check out this podcast < "X-Band: The Phantom Podcast – Episode 95: Interview with Tony DePaul" >. It is about a two–hour, 24 minutes interview and covers a lot of territory. Thanks to the folks at chroniclechamber.com for permission to post this podcast on my weblog.
• Please take a look at artist Mike Manley's web links listed below:
http://www.drawman.blogspot.com
http://www.michaelcolemanley.com
1https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Bulletin
The Philadelphia Bulletin was a daily evening newspaper published from 1847 to 1982 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was the largest circulation newspaper in Philadelphia for 76 years and was once the largest evening newspaper in the United States. Its widely known slogan was: "In Philadelphia, nearly everybody reads The Bulletin."
2https://web.archive.org/web/20100623085435/http://www.schapter.org/wiki/Fantomen
3https://web.archive.org/web/20100618142826/http://www.schapter.org/wiki/The_Phantom
4https://web.archive.org/web/20111003002947/http://www.schapter.org/wiki/Daily_stories
5https://web.archive.org/web/20101113230232/http://www.schapter.org/wiki/Sunday_stories
6https://web.archive.org/web/20110728003934/http://www.schapter.org/wiki/Kari_Leppänen
7https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Falk See also, http://thephantomcomics.com/lee-falk/
See also, https://www.britannica.com/topic/Phantom-comic-book-character
9https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearst_Communications See also, https://www.hearst.com/
10http://www.tonydepaul.net/thats-it-for-me-and-the-phantom/
12http://mentalfloss.com/article/50787/29-answers-question-what-human-being
13https://www.britannica.com/topic/Phantom-comic-book-character
14https://web.archive.org/web/20070927211338/http://fantomet.org/hele_nyhet/id/142/
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Q: Creating a coupon code for product with custom options I need to generate coupon codes for products with specific custom options. My sales rules have conditions for product SKU's and quantities. However, I don't know a good way to obtain the SKU for a product that has specific options. I tried the solution outlined on this site: http://inchoo.net/magento/magento-shopping-cart-promotion-rule-for-product-with-custom-options/
Unfortunately, generating SKU's in the format
[main product SKU]-[first option SKU]-...
is completely unreliable, since even the Magento test database has products with different SKU's in it. For example, an XL chealsea tee should have the SKU mtk000-XL, but the actual SKU is mtk000xl.
I understand that adding the product to the shopping cart with custom options might work, but I want to avoid using the cart for this purpose. I have access to the following data:

*

*The product object, which is loaded by its url using the method below

*The array which contains the custom options

Load item by URL:
public function getItemByUrl($url) {

    $itemUrl = str_replace(Mage::getBaseUrl(), "", $url);
    if (strpos($itemUrl, "/" === 0)) {
        $itemUrl = substr($itemUrl, 1);
    }

    $oRewrite = Mage::getModel('core/url_rewrite')
        ->setStoreId(Mage::app()->getStore()->getId())
        ->loadByRequestPath($itemUrl);

    if ($oRewrite == null) return null;

    $item_id = $oRewrite->getProductId();

    if ($item_id == null) return null;

    $product  = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->load($item_id);

    return $product;

}

Array format:
attribute id => selected option id

For example, a medium khaki shirt has the following options array associated with it:
array(2) {
   [92]  => "28"
   [180] => "78"
}

To be clear, I only need a way to figure out the SKU that belongs to the specific product, for example, the medium khaki shirt. Once I have that, I have no problems with generating coupon codes.

A: Eventually, I've been able to come up with a method that does exactly what I need.
private function getSkuForOptions($product, $options) {

    $usedProducts = $product->getTypeInstance(true)->getUsedProducts(null, $product);

    $sku = -1;

    foreach ($usedProducts as $childProduct) {
        if (!$childProduct->isSaleable()) {
            continue;
        }

        $data = $childProduct->getData();
        $match = true;
        foreach ($options as $id => $value) {
            if (!isset($data[$id]) || $data[$id] !== $value) {
                $match = false;
            }
        }

        if ($match) {
            $sku = $childProduct->getSku();
            break;
        }

    }

    return $sku;

}

The $product parameter is the object returned by the method getItemByUrl, described in my original question. The parameter $options is an array in the following format:
attribute_code => value_id

For example, the red XL shirt is associated with the following options array:
array(2) {
  'color'  => 28
  'size'   => 78
}

My method looks for the saleable instances of the base product and tries to match their options to the ones supplied.
This idea came to me after many hours of reverse-engineering the magento core and reading this article: http://www.divisionlab.com/solvingmagento/magento-configurable-product-type-tutorial/


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Construction site vandalized
A Marshfield man reported that on Oct. 21 between the hours of 6:20 a.m. and 6:30 a.m., an electrical cord, which had been powering a security camera on a construction site in the 200 block of S. Chestnut Ave., had been cut, and a substance, likely super glue, had been put on a padlock that was securing the site. Extra patrol was requested.
Two arrested for fight at shelter
At 10 a.m. an advocate from a Marshfield shelter reported that a 19-year-old Marshfield man and a 22-year-old Marshfield man were engaged in a fight. The two males were arrested for disorderly conduct. The 19-year-old was out on bond for a Wood County court case and may additionally be charged with bail jumping.
Central Avenue gas station has drive off
A sales associate at a Central Avenue gas station reported that at 5:30 p.m. a customer attempted to use a fuel pump with a credit card. When the card did not work, the individual pumped $23.06 worth of unleaded gasoline and left without paying. The associate was unable to get the license plate number. The gas station will attempt to view video footage.
Marshfield man arrested following break in
A 19-year-old Marshfield man was taken into custody following a break-in incident. During a search of the man, Marshfield police found drug paraphernalia and marijuana. The man was placed on probation hold and transported to Wood County Jail.
Traffic crash leads to arrest
At 7:04 p.m. officers witnessed a traffic crash on South Central Avenue in which one of the operators was identified to have a history with illegal drugs. K-9 H did an exterior search of the subject's vehicle and alerted officers to the odor of a controlled substance. Officers located a several bags of THC packaged for sale. The individual admitted to selling marijuana, was booked, and transported to the Wood County Jail on a probation hold.
Spencer man arrested on Wood County warrant
Marshfield police arrested a 20-year-old Spencer man on a valid Marshfield warrant. He was booked at the Marshfield Police Department and transported to Wood County Jail.
Thirty-eight-year-old taken into custody for Clark County warrant
At approximately 1:07 p.m., a 38-year-old female was taken into custody for a valid Clark County warrant. She was booked at the Marshfield Police Department, where she posted bond and was released.
Marshfield woman arrested for OWI
At 2:15 a.m. a 27-year-old Marshfield woman was observed traveling westbound in the eastbound lane of traffic on East Veterans Parkway approaching North Central Avenue. The vehicle turned north onto Central Avenue and drove off the curbed median.
After a traffic stop, the driver failed sobriety tests, and she was arrested for operating while under the influence, first offense. The woman submitted to a legal blood draw and was released to a sober adult.
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How can I use Google Voice to make calls on my cell phone?
On Virgin Mobile's Samsung Intercept running Android 2.1 can't seem to get Google Voice to work for making calls. Virgin doesn't allow it to be used as voicemail replacement either.
when i dial my Google voice number from my mobile phone (Sprint/Blackberry), it connects me to my google voice messaging service as if I was a stranger and asks me to leave a message. There is no option to press 2 or hear billing or anything....just leave to leave a message. Am I doing something wrong? I am trying to find a way to use my mobile phone to dial out using Google voice.
The ideal setup is definitely to install the Google Voice app, but if it won't work on Samsung, you still have the ability to make calls through a variety of means.
1. Use your Internet access (if you have a data plan) to visit the Google voice mobile site and click on "quick call" at the bottom. Or just click on the "call" button in any of the messages to call that number.
2. Call your Google Voice number and then press "2" and type the number you want to call.
I would assume if you can't install the Google voice app on your phone, #2 would probably be your best option.
Good luck - hope you get it working!
did you try to follow Ryan's suggestions and did they work for you?


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