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var apps = "Meditation Apps"
var three_five_seven_breathing_description = "4-7-8 Breathing"
var body_scan_description = "Body Scan"
var breathing_meditation_description = "Breathing Meditation"
var senses = "Mindfulness Activities"
var NYT_mindful_eating = "Mindful Eating"
var walking = "Walking Meditation"
var tea = "Cup of Tea"
var nyt_scan = "Body Scan"
var calm_breath = "Mindfulness of Breath"
var calm_scan = "Long Body Scan"
var calm_muscle = "Muscle Relaxation"
var calm_walking = "CALM Walking Meditation"
var calm_sitting = "CALM Sitting Loving Kindness"
var calm_walking_kindness = "CALM Walking Loving Kindness"
var youtube_1 = "Relaxation Video"
var youtube_2 = "Meditation to Reduce Anxiety"
var youtube_3 = "Restful Sleep"
var tara_vipassana = "Tara Brach Vipassana"
var tara_brief = "Tara Brach Brief"
var tara_calm = "Tara Brach Calming"
var self_compassion_break = "Self-Compassion Break"
var loving_kindness_text = "Loving-Kindness"
var body_sound_text = "Body and Sound"

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    body_scan_description: 1,
    breathing_meditation_description: 1,
    senses: 1,
    NYT_mindful_eating: 1,
    walking: 1,
    tea: 1,
    nyt_scan: 1,
    calm_breath: 1,
    calm_scan: 1,
    calm_muscle: 1,
    calm_walking: 1,
    calm_sitting: 1,
    calm_walking_kindness: 1,
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    youtube_2: 1,
    youtube_3: 1,
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    tara_brief: 1,
    tara_calm: 1,
    self_compassion_break: 1,
    loving_kindness_text: 1,
    body_sound_text: 1
}
sortList();

function sortList() {
    var sortable = [];
    for (var technique in techniques)
        if (technique[0] != 0) {
            sortable.push([technique, techniques[technique]]);
        }
    sortable.sort(function(a, b) {
        return a[1] - b[1]
    })
    var html = "";
    for (var i = 0; i < sortable.length; i++) {
        html += "
" + eval(sortable[i][0]) + "
";
    }
    document.getElementById("medlist").innerHTML = html;
}

function sensoryOverload() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('sensoryOverload').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.calm_scan = 0;
        sortList();
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        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 1;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 1;
        techniques.calm_scan = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function stressedOut() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('stressedOut').checked;

    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
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        techniques.calm_breath = 0;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 0;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 0;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 0;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 0;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 0;
        techniques.tara_brief = 0;
        techniques.tara_calm = 0;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 0;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 0;
        sortList();
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        techniques.body_scan_description = 1;
        techniques.senses = 1;
        techniques.nyt_scan = 1;
        techniques.calm_breath = 1;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 1;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 1;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 1;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 1;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 1;
        techniques.tara_brief = 1;
        techniques.tara_calm = 1;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 1;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function isolated() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('isolated').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.calm_sitting = 0;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 0;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        sortList();
    } else {
        techniques.calm_sitting = 1;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 1;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function identity() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('identity').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.calm_sitting = 0;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 0;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        sortList();
    } else {
        techniques.calm_sitting = 1;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 1;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function relaxing() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('relaxing').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.tea = 0;
        techniques.calm_breath = 0;
        techniques.calm_scan = 0;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 0;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 0;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 0;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 0;
        techniques.tara_calm = 0;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 0;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 0;
        sortList();
    } else {
        techniques.body_scan_description = 1;
        techniques.tea = 1;
        techniques.calm_breath = 1;
        techniques.calm_scan = 1;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 1;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 1;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 1;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 1;
        techniques.tara_calm = 1;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 1;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function sleeping() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('sleeping').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.tea = 0;
        techniques.calm_scan = 0;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 0;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 0;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 0;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 0;
        sortList();
    } else {
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        techniques.tea = 1;
        techniques.calm_scan = 1;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 1;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 1;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 1;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function practice() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('practice').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.apps = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
        techniques.calm_breath = 0;
        techniques.calm_walking = 0;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 0;
        sortList();
    } else {
        techniques.apps = 1;
        techniques.senses = 1;
        techniques.calm_breath = 1;
        techniques.calm_walking = 1;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function public() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('public').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
        techniques.walking = 0;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 0;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 0;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 0;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 2;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 2;
        sortList();
    } else {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 1;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 1;
        techniques.senses = 1;
        techniques.walking = 1;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 1;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 1;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 1;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 1;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function closingEyes() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('closingEyes').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
        techniques.walking = 0;
        techniques.calm_breath = 0;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 0;
        techniques.tara_calm = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 0;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 0;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 0;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 2;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 2;
        sortList();
    } else {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 1;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 1;
        techniques.breathing_meditation_description = 1;
        techniques.senses = 1;
        techniques.walking = 1;
        techniques.calm_breath = 1;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 1;
        techniques.tara_calm = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 1;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 1;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 1;
        techniques.calm_muscle = 1;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function headphones() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('headphones').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 0;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 0;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 0;
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        techniques.walking = 2;
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        techniques.calm_muscle = 2;
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        techniques.calm_sitting = 2;
        techniques.calm_walking_kindness = 2;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 2;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 2;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 2;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 2;
        techniques.tara_brief = 2;
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        techniques.body_scan_description = 1;
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        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
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        techniques.tara_vipassana = 1;
        techniques.tara_brief = 1;
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        sortList();
    }
}

function wifi() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('wifi').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 0;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 0;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 0;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 0;
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        techniques.youtube_2 = 2;
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        techniques.senses = 1;
        techniques.self_compassion_break = 1;
        techniques.loving_kindness_text = 1;
        techniques.body_sound_text = 1;
        techniques.NYT_mindful_eating = 1;
        techniques.apps = 1;
        techniques.youtube_3 = 1;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 1;
        techniques.youtube_2 = 1;
        techniques.tara_calm = 1;
        sortList();
    }
}

function time() {
    /*  Make meditation specific changes here
        Addition means worse choice for helping student
        Subtraction means better choice for helping student */
    var checkedValue = document.getElementById('time').checked;
    if (checkedValue) {
        techniques.three_five_seven_breathing_description = 0;
        techniques.body_scan_description = 0;
        techniques.senses = 0;
        techniques.tara_brief = 0;
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        techniques.calm_scan = 2;
        techniques.calm_walking = 2;
        techniques.youtube_1 = 2;
        techniques.tara_vipassana = 2;
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        techniques.calm_scan = 1;
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If you are above 40, you must read this. If you had seen anybody, with even a mild stroke, you will understand that this is not an illness you will wish your worst enemy.
Most of my patients at the brink of strokes, were rescued by my medical teams, by just paying attention to the 10 under listed points.
Prof Heidi Moawad has done a lot of research on stroke, he compiled 10 signs, that if observed will allow us to live happily ever after.
How would you know if you were at the risk of a stroke? While there is no absolute way to know that, you will, or will not ever have a stroke in your lifetime, there are signs that indicate, that you are at high risk of stroke.
The good news is that you can do something about every one of these signs, so as to significantly lower your stroke risk. Please Pay attention.
If you consistently have high pressure or if you are trying to avoid actually finding out what your blood pressure is – that is bad news. I call it living in denial, you refuse to check your blood pressure, lest it might be high.
The good news is that high blood pressure can be managed with medication, diet and lifestyle adjustment such as lowering stress and not smoking, and you will live to a very ripe old age without infirmities.
Make sure you see your doctor to find out what your blood pressure is and, under your doctor's supervision, start making changes if you need to.
Erratic blood sugar, chronically elevated blood sugar or uncontrolled diabetes can damage blood vessels, increasing your risk of stroke.
Make sure to see your doctor regularly, so that you can get appropriate diabetes screening and proper treatment, through diet and medication.
Unmanaged diabetes could lead to cataract formation, blindness, atherosclerosis, hip joint necrosis and foot drop.
Smoking is a hard habit to break. It is one of the most significant signs that you are at risk of having a stroke.
The good news is that, despite the harmful stroke- causing-impact of smoking, these effects amazingly reverse over time after you quit smoking.
Exercise is easy to ignore. It can seem like a hassle. It can be tough to start exercising, if you have aches and pains.
But no matter what your health situation is – whether you are healthy, or if you have already, had a serious stroke, there are safe and easy exercises that can keep you fit, while decreasing your stroke risk.
This is a confusing one, especially lately. While, American Heart Association(AHA), recommendations for dietary cholesterol, have changed recently, you still need to maintain recommended levels.
It is now known that dietary fat and genetic factors cause high cholesterol.
Stress is a major contributor to Hypertension, heart disease and diabetes – all of which cause stroke.
Stress isn't always manifested as blowing your fuse. Some people are stressed out because of the burden of hiding something, living secret anger, and constantly trying to impress someone who is hard to please, or endlessly chasing after approval.
Overcoming hidden stress is equally as important as overcoming more obvious stress.
Most stroke risk factors can be managed, but it requires regularly taking your medications, buying your drugs and doing regular check ups.
If you have shortness of breath when you walk or exert yourself, or if you experience chest pain, then you are running a huge risk of a stroke or a heart attack. So consult your doctor.
Whenever you notice any of the signs I listed above, please consult your doctor. Always be medically guided.


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The fourth single from Taylor Swift's Grammy-winning "1989" just ascended to a new multi-platinum tier in the United States.
Swift's "Bad Blood" was certified 5x platinum on February 21, 2017.
The certification confirms 5 million in US units. Each unit is equal to 1 paid download or 150 streams.
The first five radio singles from "1989" all hold multi-platinum certifications in the US. Sixth single "Out Of The Woods" is platinum, while seventh single "New Romantics" is gold.
Album track "Welcome To New York" also holds a gold honor in the US.


If that fails, look for help with your Docker install. On the other hand, if that succeeds, then you may have better luck getting help from members of the Buildbot community.
Docker is a tool that makes building and deploying custom environments a breeze. It uses lightweight linux containers (LXC) and performs quickly, making it a great instrument for the testing community. The next section includes a Docker pre-flight check. If it takes more that 3 minutes to get the 'Success' message for you, try the Buildbot pip-based first run instead.
Linux system, with at least kernel 3.8 and AUFS support. For example, Standard Ubuntu, Debian and Arch systems.
Packages: lxc, iptables, ca-certificates, and bzip2 packages.
Local clock on time or slightly in the future for proper SSL communication.
Use the Docker installation instructions for your operating system.
The default worker container is based on more widely known Ubuntu distribution, as this is the container you want to customize.
If you've come this far, you have a Buildbot environment that you can freely experiment with.
In order to modify the configuration, you need to fork the project on github https://github.com/buildbot/buildbot-docker-example-config Then you can clone your own fork, and start the docker-compose again.
To modify your config, edit the master.cfg file, commit your changes, and push to your fork. You can use the command buildbot check-config in order to make sure the config is valid before the push. You will need to change docker-compose.yml the variable BUILDBOT_CONFIG_URL in order to point to your github fork.
The BUILDBOT_CONFIG_URL may point to a .tar.gz file accessible from HTTP. Several git servers like github can generate that tarball automatically from the master branch of a git repository If the BUILDBOT_CONFIG_URL does not end with .tar.gz, it is considered to be the URL to a master.cfg file accessible from HTTP.
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namespace GearHub\LaravelEnhancementSuite\Console;

use Illuminate\Console\GeneratorCommand;

class TransformerMakeCommand extends GeneratorCommand
{
    /**
     * The console command name.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $name = 'make:transformer';

    /**
     * The console command description.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $description = 'Create a new tranformer class.';

    /**
     * The type of class being generated.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $type = 'Transformer';

    /**
     * Determine if the class already exists.
     *
     * @param  string  $rawName
     * @return bool
     */
    protected function alreadyExists($rawName)
    {
        return class_exists($rawName);
    }

    /**
     * Get the stub file for the generator.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    protected function getStub()
    {
        return __DIR__ . '/../stubs/transformer.stub';
    }

    /**
     * Get the default namespace for the class.
     *
     * @param  string  $rootNamespace
     * @return string
     */
    protected function getDefaultNamespace($rootNamespace)
    {
        return $rootNamespace . '\\' . $this->laravel['config']['les.transformer_namespace'];
    }
}

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What was the Challenge / Background of the Campaign?
When someone has a heart attack, any delay in receiving emergency treatment can be fatal. Early treatment is therefore essential to saving lives, limiting damage to the heart muscle and ultimately, preserving quality of life. The British Heart Foundation wanted to highlight the relevance and importance of this knowledge to each and every individual, regardless of age, sex, or ethnicity
What was the Campaign Objective?
* Raise awareness of heart attack symptoms * Build an understanding that that heart attack symptoms can vary in both type and intensity * Highlight the relevance of heart attacks and knowledge of symptoms to each and every individual
What was the Solution?
The solution was to call upon the services of one of Britain's finest actors, Stephen Berkoff, to create an extraordinary TV event entitled 'Watch Your Own Heart Attack'. The two-minute film, shot from the viewer's perspective, saw Berkoff vividly make the viewer suffer many of the more common symptoms of a heart attack. Screened at precisely 9.17pm on Sunday August 10th during ITV1's Midsomer Murders, the event was the centrepiece of an integrated strategy designed to create a nationwide appointment to view.
# The first element of the campaign was the creation of 2minutes.org.uk on July 28, hosting 10-second teaser adverts featuring well known personalities and allowing consumers to request a mobile or email reminder of the broadcast. # Well-known public figures including Chris Tarrant, David Cameron and Roy Walker built further intrigue by featuring in 10 second advertisements, each stating "I'll be watching". These ads appeared on ITV1, radio, online, ad vans, and via ITV's interactive red button service
What were the Key Learnings of this Campaign?
Shortly after the screening of the event the BHF were contacted by two separate individuals who said watching the film had helped to save the life of a loved one
Reference: 4140 // Posted: 16.02.09
Budget Reach & Frequency Target Audience Media Used
Contact for details Potential heart attack victims, 45+. Seen by 6 mil people.
65+ Both
Campaign Location Campaign Duration Marketing Objective Campaign Type
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Q: GetAll Netsuite Taxcode (SalesTaxItem) (Advance) Since Tax Code (SalesTaxItem) don't have a search interface, so that I use getAll function.
But with some users, I receive error message "That record does not exist." although [totalRecords] = 67.
My first question : So how can I avoid this error ?
This is structure of GetAllResponse Object
(
    [getAllResult] => GetAllResult Object
        (
            [status] => Status Object
                (
                    [statusDetail] => Array
                        (
                            [0] => StatusDetail Object
                                (
                                    [code] => RCRD_DSNT_EXIST
                                    [message] => That record does not exist.
                                    [type] => ERROR
                                )

                        )

                    [isSuccess] =>
                )

            [totalRecords] => 67
            [recordList] =>
        )

)

My second question: On success, I receive SalesTaxItem list.   But don't have subsidiary list.   How can I get subsidiary list of each SalesTaxItem ?
[getAllResult] => GetAllResult Object
        (
            [status] => Status Object
                (
                    [statusDetail] =>
                    [isSuccess] => 1
                )

            [totalRecords] => 68
            [recordList] => RecordList Object
                (
                    [record] => Array
                        (
                            [0] => SalesTaxItem Object
                                (
                                    [itemId] => tax company 15
                                    [displayName] =>
                                    [description] =>
                                    [rate] => 1.00%
                                    [taxType] => RecordRef Object
                                        (
                                            [internalId] => -75
                                            [externalId] =>
                                            [type] =>
                                            [name] => Other 25 Sales Tax
                                        )

                                    [taxAgency] => RecordRef Object
                                        (
                                            [internalId] => 1285
                                            [externalId] =>
                                            [type] =>
                                            [name] => Store Tax Agency
                                        )

                                    [purchaseAccount] =>
                                    [saleAccount] =>
                                    [isInactive] =>
                                    [effectiveFrom] =>
                                    [validUntil] =>
                                    [eccode] =>
                                    [reverseCharge] =>
                                    [parent] =>
                                    [exempt] =>
                                    [isDefault] =>
                                    [excludeFromTaxReports] =>
                                    [available] =>
                                    [export] =>
                                    [taxAccount] => RecordRef Object
                                        (
                                            [internalId] => 375
                                            [externalId] =>
                                            [type] =>
                                            [name] => Sales Taxes Payable
                                        )

                                    [county] =>
                                    [city] =>
                                    [state] =>
                                    [zip] =>
                                    [nexusCountry] =>
                                    [internalId] => 955
                                    [externalId] =>
                                    [nullFieldList] =>
                                )

Thank you very much.
Best regards

A: Problems resolved.
First question :Because data on NetSuite have errors. I removed some invalid records on NetSuite.
Second question: Before I used PHP Toolkit v2013_1_0, when use new Toolkit v2013_2_0, result has SubsidiaryList.
Thank you very much.

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For Honor Declining Player Count Is "Fake News" | Nerd Much?
In a recent stream hosted by community developer Eric Pope, Pope was quick to defend For Honor and the steadily declining numbers in news media that followed the game's launch. Instead of pointing out any inherent flaw in our numbers, Pope accuses the media of reporting "fake news." He goes on to say that there is even a patch coming out today and there are plenty of players that will be happy to receive it.
Let's unpack this one step at a time. Pope could be confusing clickbait with "fake news." A lot of gaming news sites are prone to the clickbait material, especially when trying to sensationalize headlines despite somewhat boring news underneath. Honestly, clickbait is as old as journalism is and it doesn't always mean the news is fake. There is an enormous difference between propaganda and clickbait.
That said, the numbers for For Honor that the media has been reporting on are numbers from third party sites, or numbers from Valve themselves, which only includes Steam players (not consoles or UPlay members). This information should always be sourced and stated in the report, if they are not please make sure to leave a comment or contact the site's editor to let them know.
As far as the reported numbers go, the player pool for For Honor has been going down at an unfortunately steady pace due to problems with gameplay and some of the inherent structures of the game. In addition, it's not very friendly to those who are not used to fighter games in general or prefer a longer learning curve.
If only Pope has worded his defence a little differently, then perhaps we could take him seriously. If he had only mentioned that most reported numbers do not include console players, or that third party site numbers are not always the most accurate. "Fake news" is such a hot button and controversial term, people should be more careful when they use it.


In some quarters, the free concert at Altamont Speedway marks the end of the 1960s. Chronologically, it's very close—Dec. 6, 1969—but the argument goes that the optimism and spirit of the 1960s died that day, along with four concertgoers. The violent concert took place fewer than 120 days after Woodstock, perhaps the late high point in hippie counterculture, and some events that followed Altamont, would continue a rude awakening for a generation of young music fans.
By early October 1970, both Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin were gone. Paul McCartney sued the rest of the Beatles two months later. Jim Morrison was dead by summer 1971.
Morrison and Hendrix have had biopics already, and there's not enough money in the world to buy the rights to tell a complete story of the Beatles. Not that the world really needs a single additional word written about the Fab Four. Janis Joplin, on the other hand, has largely been unexamined. Her short life has been earmarked by Hollywood for at least a decade, but a film in development to star Amy Adams is currently embroiled in a lawsuit.
While we wait for that treatment (or one that does get off the ground someday), there is the revealing new documentary, Janis: Little Girl Blue. The film relies heavily on access to Janis' family and friends, as well as former bandmates from Big Brother and The Holding Company, to chronicle her unsteady youth, her quick rise to fame and her sad, preventable death. Her correspondence with her parents fuels the exposition of Janis' life, and the producers selected singer Cat Power to narrate her letters. It's an effective device that shows us a more private side of such a public figure.
Janis, further revealed through TV interviews and rare studio footage, impresses as more well-rounded and introspective than her Haight-Ashbury footing might suggest. The singer arrived in San Francisco first in 1963, hoping to catch on with the growing folk music scene. Drug addiction forced her back to her native Texas for a time, but she was back for good in San Francisco by 1966.
The timeline after that hardly seems possible. She joined Big Brother and the Holding Company, a band that would wow the first Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 and had a number one album with them five months later. She left Big Brother in late 1968 and formed the two other bands she would play with over the next two years. Concert footage, from Monterey, Woodstock and other performances, paint an unmistakable portrait: Janis Joplin was a genuine article. Even when she was allegedly heavily drugged, she could command the stage and unleash a dizzying array of vocal theatrics that blended blues, country and soul to usher in a new era of rock singing.
And then, of course, there was the heroin. After her first failed move to San Francisco, Janis cleaned up and refused harder drugs during her stint with Big Brother and the Holding Company. But they were a constant in the years thereafter and heroin was her drug of choice. While not ignoring it, the film doesn't really take a very strong position on her addiction, as if her death was something of a foregone conclusion.
Joplin shares more than a drug-related death with Jimi Hendrix. Both are members of the lamented 27 Club, musicians who died at the age of 27. Its ranks include the previously mentioned Jim Morrison and Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, as well as Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse, whose own untimely death from substance abuse was so brilliantly captured in the documentary, Amy, earlier this year.
Janis: Little Girl Blue elevates the singer beyond a handful of rock n' roll classics and membership to music's most tragic fraternity. She was, and remains, one of a kind.


Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) defended an old tweet on CNN Thursday, denying it could be offensive to Jewish Americans. The tweet has offended Jewish Americans.
In 2012, Omar tweeted that "Israel has hypnotized the world," calling its behavior "evil."
With the tweet displayed on screen, CNN's Poppy Harlow asked Omar what she would say "to Jewish Americans who find that deeply offensive."
"Oh, that's a really regrettable way of expressing that," Omar replied to the direct question. "I don't know how my comments would be offensive to Jewish Americans."
The comment is reminiscent of the anti-Semitic idea of unnatural Jewish influence and control over the world. Various Jewish Americans have criticized Omar for the tweet, such as the New York Post's David Harsanyi, who said she "used a well-worn anti-Semitic trope about the preternatural ability of a nefarious Jewish cabal to deceive the world."
When previously pressed about the tweet, Omar accused those offended of themselves being bigots. "These accusations are without merit," she replied to one. "They are rooted in bigotry toward a belief about what Muslims are stereotyped to believe."
Omar campaigned as supportive of Jewish issues. During a debate in a synagogue, she expressed opposition to the Boycott Divestment and Sanctions movement directed at Israel, but she reversed course once elected. The Jewish Daily Forward described the "change in tune" as "a bait-and-switch to many Jewish Minnesotans."
The Anti-Defamation League considers "many of the founding goals of BDS" to be anti-Semitic. Following Omar's deception, the ADL called on her to "clarify" her views. She has not.
Harlow moved to another topic after Omar's answer.
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At any point in starting, growing and running a business, I feel like we need inspiration, information, a fresh perspective, and motivation to push through when we need a little boost. Podcasts for me serve all of those purposes and more. So I thought I'd share with you Podcasts that have helped me in my creative business.


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This weekend, we took a trip to Iowa City. It was the first trip in seven years in which we got to choose our destination. Yes, I can see your reaction right now. You're thinking, Iowa? You chose Iowa?
As enlightened and tolerant as we think we are these days, we still view certain destinations as intrinsically better than others. Times Square: the center of everything. Rural Iowa: cornfields, with no culture at all. I won't even go into the way the Midwest is portrayed in the movies.
I've lived my entire life in "flyover country," and thanks to my grandparents, who took me on long RV vacations when I was a young elementary schooler, I've traveled quite a bit too. I've been to Chicago, New York, Washington, L.A., Florida. They're great places to visit, but all you folks on the coasts who think the only things worth seeing in the great interior are the Grand Canyon and the ski slopes of Colorado–it's time to open your mind.
Iowa, for instance, has its act together. It has five minor league baseball teams, countless professional and semi-professional symphony orchestras, more than two dozen state parks, plus lots of trails, local parks and recreational lakes with summer and winter activities (snowshoeing, cross country skiing, etc.).
Saturday we visited the Iowa Children's Museum. Our friends apologized for it being small–small, at least, compared to one big-city museum which boasts a carousel inside it so big that you can't see the whole thing at once. But bigger isn't necessarily better. It doesn't take long to cross the line from "great" to "overwhelming for the target population." This museum kept our kids completely occupied for three hours. Plenty of time.
Saturday afternoon while the little ones napped, the older kids went to the University of Iowa Museum of Natural History.
I'll grant you there's something exciting about visiting the big cities, the historic sites and landmark images that permeate the culture. But there's so much more to the world, and so much of it you can't get on the coasts. The vast expanse of this country is beautiful and diverse in its geography. Just look at the national park system. It's so much more than a handful of big-name attractions.
I learned this weekend that digital cameras have twice as many green sensors as they do red or blue. This is because the human eye sees more variations in green than in any other color. As we drove home, I realized anew how truly wired for nature we are. I marveled at the array of green all around me, framed by the brilliant gold of wheat under harvest: thick carpets and rippling waves of fields growing in strips of pale lime-yellow and primary green, deepening to near-blue beneath the wide shadow of a cloud–to say nothing of the variation in texture and color of the woods beyond. I watched with wonder the puffy cumulus clouds stacked upon each other, tried to guess their height and superimpose cityscapes on them. Why haven't I ever seen clouds like these swirling around skyscrapers? Are the clouds higher than I think they are, or does something about the buildings disrupt the flow of air and prevent such clouds from forming in a downtown area?
The cities, the coasts are great, and I will enjoy them to the fullest when the time comes to take those stereotypical vacations. But everybody's been on those trips. Everybody has the same pictures, the same stories, the same experiences. I'm going to go looking for places to enjoy in flyover country. Because this is where the untold story is.
Your turn: I know a lot of my readers also live in Flyover Country. What should we all be going to visit, see or experience?
Amen! My wife and i lived for one year in Clinton, IA (population 20K, right on the Mississippi) and it was by far our favorite place that we've lived. The community was great, we had a wonderful parish, and we never lacked for cheap, family-friendly activities. We loved Iowa!
Our recent family vacation (3 years ago!) was to Field of Dreams! Jim wanted to get a DVD player for Brett, but I said, "No! There will be too much to see!" Not so much…corn, corn, and more…corn!
This summer Jim wants to go back to Iowa to visit the store from American Pickers, Antique Archaeology. Not sure if I can handle all the corn again!
I do love the ocean and the city, but you're right, there is something to be said about open country.
My grandparents lived in Wisconsin; I grew up on the Mississippi Gulf coast. We made a lot of car trips that basically followed the Mississippi River, and I decided that one day I wanted to make that trip the slow way, stopping when something looked interesting, whether a state park, a big church I could see from the interstate or some kitschy roadside sign or attraction. One day I will do that.
A few years ago I was able to do that for the space between my grandparent's town and the Minneapolis airport.
Oh, that sounds terrific, Ruth!
I'm from Eastern Iowa. I would say that some of my favorite things to visit are: The Mississippi River Museum and Fenelon Place Elevator (plus many historic houses) in Dubuque, Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa Veteran's Museum/Grout Museum District (with our own children's museum), and Phelp's Youth Pavillion in Waterloo–Center for the Arts has a great gallery as well and the trail system is wonderful. George Wyth State Park beach also just reopened after the floods of 2008. Cedar Rapids and Stone City are where Grant Wood painted, so there are MANY cultural spots that way there. In Iowa City area, I would visit the Devonian Fossil Gorge, Museum of Natural History (and the one above it on UI campus–both free), and Old Capitol. I've also heard that the Medical Museum that is in UIHC (I believe it's on the 6th floor of the hospital) is free and very cool.
We saw the MI River Museum and the Elevator a few years ago and I can second those. I miss George Wyth State Park! I have pictures of myself ice skating on the lake, and of filled-in ice fishing holes.
The beach at George Wyth opened again a few weeks ago. It was destroyed in the floods of 2008. They also built a man-made lake on the south side of CF and stock it well for fishing. When the kids' classes went, one girl caught 17 fish.
Even the coasts have places that are largely unexplored like Del Norte State Park near the Oregon border of California.
I loved the bridges of Madison County (Iowa) long before the book was written!
South Dakota! And there is so much more there than Mount Rushmore. The drive up from Eastern Missouri had us crossing the Missouri River many times on our way up to Sioux Falls, the Ingalls Homestead, and then Pierre where we finally left it behind us. We did so much and left enough undone for at least two more vacations. It was GORGEOUS — if it weren't form the hard winters I'd love to retire there.
I am a Texas born Okie. I have only lived in three states, Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, but you wouldn't believe the diversity! In Arkansas we have the Hot Springs, the Ozarks, wonderful caves and horse racing(where jockeys will actually visit with your children). In Oklahoma, the Little Sahara(fun sand dunes), Red Rock Canyon and in the Southeast, Beavers Bend State Park with excellent canoeing experiences. Texas, from Corpus Christi to the Great Pine forest of the Northeast Corner, so, so, so much to see. I have been to California, Maine, Colorado, Arizona, South Carolina but I still love the Ark-La-Tex.


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