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Q: Upload files/image with react js to parse cloud/class? I have been strugling to upload files (images) to parse cloud and save it in my parse class. I cannot find proper documentation on how does this work.
Here is my upload form component/class (ES6, React-Parse, React, i connected to parse via parent components) ):
import React from 'react';
import { Parse } from 'parse';
import ParseReact from 'parse-react';
import mui from 'material-ui';
import { TextField, RaisedButton } from 'material-ui';

class AddChallenge extends React.Component{

  constructor() {
    super();
    this.state = {
      imageFile: '',
    };
  }

  _onUpload(e) {

    var file = e.target.files[0];
    var parseFile = new Parse.File('image-name', file);
    console.log(parseFile);
    this.state.imageFile = parseFile;
  }

  _addChallenge(){
    // this.preventDefault();
    var theme = this.refs.theme.getValue(); //take value
    var timespan = this.refs.timespan.getValue(); //take value
    timespan = parseInt(timespan) * 86400;
    var parsefile = this.state.imageFile;
    console.log(parsefile);

    // Passing data to parse
    parsefile.save().then(function() {
      // The file has been saved to Parse.
      console.log('was saved?');
    }, function(error) {
      // The file either could not be read, or could not be saved to Parse.
    });

    console.log(parsefile.url());

    ParseReact.Mutation.Create("Challenge", {
      theme: theme,
      timespan: timespan,
      archived: false,
      active: true
    }).dispatch().then(function() {
    });
  }

  render() {
    let style = {
      input: {
        cursor: 'pointer',
        position: 'absolute',
        top: '0',
        bottom: '0',
        right: '0',
        left: '0',
        width: '100%',
        opacity: '0',
      }
    }

    return (
      <form onSubmit={this._addChallenge.bind(this)}>
        <TextField
          ref="theme"
          hintText="ex Weekend Drunkster"
          floatingLabelText="Title" />

        <TextField
          ref="timespan"
          hintText="1"
          floatingLabelText="Duration (days)" />

        <RaisedButton label="Choose an Image">
          <input type="file" id="uploader" ref="uploader" onChange={this._onUpload.bind(this)} style={style.input}></input>
        </RaisedButton>

        <RaisedButton label="Submit" primary={true}>
          <input type="submit" value="Post" style={style.input} />
        </RaisedButton>
      </form>

    );
  }
}
export default AddChallenge;

Parse save()is based on parse.file documentation, but as i understand i use it wrong. Even though then()function prints my log (as if it was saved).
In general, how to save image to parse class ?

A: Set your object up in the observe, in this case I have a custom Parse object called Event which has a column called primaryPhoto which is where I will save the Parse.File Object
observe: function () {
    return {

        event: (new Parse.Query('Event'))
            .equalTo('objectId', this.getParams().eventId),
    }
},

Now here is the code to save image and associate with event object
_handleSaveImage: function() {
    var imageFile = new Parse.File("mypic.jpg", {base64: this.state.preview});
    var that = this;

    return imageFile.save().then(function () {

        return ParseReact.Mutation.Set(that.data.event[0], {'primaryPhoto':imageFile}).dispatch();

    }, function (error) {
        console.log("Error");
        console.log(error);
    });
},


A new study by economists with the Institute for Market Economics (IME) in Sofia, Bulgaria, using the latest OECD data, finds that the government sectors in OECD (developed countries) are too large relative to their private sectors to maximize economic growth. Economists have long known that the government sector can be too small or too large to maximize economic growth, job creation, and the social welfare of its citizens. Governments that do not adequately protect the people and their property and the rule of law may be too small, while governments whose size and inefficiencies cause a misallocation of resources are too large.
European and national elections have finished and the new government has been formed. Because there is rarely vacuum in the executive on such a level (the recent crisis in Belgium was yet such an example), the next government, as all preceding ones, will have to take over the government of the country from where it has been left. Or in other words, it is important not only which political party has actually won the elections, but also what economic and institutional conditions it has inherited from the previous one/ones.
IME - "Bulgaria in International Rankings - 70 Reccomendations for Prosperity"
The main goals of this analysis "BULGARIA IN INTERNATIONAL RANKINGS - 70 Recommendations for Prosperity" are to show where Bulgaria stands, to offer an overview of her advancement through the years, of the opportunities for reform, and to suggest recommendations which, if applied in practice, would bring about higher prosperity and standard of living, and would ease up the country's efforts to handle the crisis.
This week was published the data for the balance of payments for the first 5 months of the year. They confirm the tendency, which emerged at the beginning of the year, for decrease of the current account deficit (the good news), but in the same time a significant decrease of the direct foreign investments and capital outflow from the country (the bad news).
...Data give a good reason to look back in time and see what happened with public finance throughout the whole mandate of this government (starting from the elections in June 2005). For this purpose, we will use data on the fiscal reserve of Bulgaria at the end of each month during the mandate of the triple coalition. Simply said, when there is a rise in the fiscal reserve, then the government has collected more than it has spent, whereas when there is a decline in the fiscal reserve, then the government has spent more than it has collected.
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IME - "Local Business Environment Index"
For the first time in Bulgaria we have researched the local business environment. IME has developed a methodology, conducted a survey and after reviewing pertinent conditions has ranked regional cities.


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Jan 23, · For many of the world's companies, the best investment opportunities aren't always located within their own domestic borders. Whether it is building a new Starbucks store in Abu Dhabi or Tata Motors acquiring Land Rover, foreign direct investment (FDI) is a measure of how much business capital is flowing in and out of countries. Invest in Canada is an arms-length Government of Canada organization that promotes and attracts foreign direct investment into Canada. It was created through the Investment Canada Act and launched on March 12, as a departmental autohelp.clube: autohelp.club
Oct 12, · Foreign buyers of Canadian businesses are less likely to require approval from the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development under the "net benefit to Canada" test as a result of increases in the review thresholds this year. At the same time, acquisitions of even small Canadian businesses—including minority investments—can still be subject to national security review. Jan 29, · During , Invest in Bogota (IIB), the city of Bogotá's investment promotion agency, supported 48 greenfield Foreign Direct Investment projects, its highest number for a calendar year since its institution in Overall, IIB supported the arrival of investment from 25 countries in Investors from the United States were the most numerous with 10 projects, Canada, the second, with.
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I: Amendment to the Investment Canada Act; II: Policy Guidelines [Text of "Fact Sheet" issued by Communications Canada FSE] The Investment Canada Act requires that foreign investments in the book publishing and distribution sector be compatible with national cultural policies and be of net benefit to Canada and to the Canadian-controlled sector.
The Revised Foreign Investment Policy in Book Publishing and Distribution () is an important factor in determining whether a proposed foreign investment in Canada's book industry is likely to be of net benefit to Canada; other factors are identified in section 20 of the Investment Canada autohelp.club the Act, the determination of net benefit in the cultural sector is made on a case-by-case.
Jul 01, · SINCE the United States became a creditor Foreign Investment in Canada book Canada has been the favorite field for American foreign investment. At the beginning of the investment of capital from the United States in Canada was about 30 percent greater than the combined American investment in Great Britain, Germany, France and autohelp.club by: 1.
Foreign Direct Investment in Canada increased by CAD Million in the third quarter of Foreign Direct Investment in Canada averaged CAD Million from untilreaching an all time high of CAD Million in the fourth quarter of and a record low of CAD Million in the second quarter of This page provides - Canada Foreign Direct Investment - actual.
Nov 04, · The book focuses on U.S. stocks, but the lessons are equally applicable to Canada, he said. Having read The Single Best Investment myself, I can tell you that it Author: John Heinzl. Jan 16, · Canada's Liberal government appears to be adopting a more open approach to foreign investment reviews than its predecessor.
The Investment Canada Act provides for two types of review: "net benefit" reviews for foreign investment transactions that exceed certain financial thresholds and discretionary "national security" reviews that can be invoked in virtually any situation.
Apr 15, · Over the past decade, foreign direct investment (FDI) around the world has nearly tripled, and with this surge have come dramatic shifts in FDI flows. In Foreign Direct Investment, distinguished economists look at changes in FDI, including historical trends, specific country experiences, developments in the semiconductor industry, and variations in international mergers and acquisitions.
Foreign Investment in Cultural Sectors. Canada has policies governing (and in some areas, restricting) foreign investment in the cultural sector, with the most restrictive policies applying to book publishing and distribution and film distribution.
Such investments, if and when subject to review, are reviewed by the Department of Canadian. Foreign Investment in Canada is both direct (made to manage and control actual enterprises) and portfolio (made only for the interest or dividends paid, or the possible capital gain to be achieved).
The amount of both types is very large, with the consequence that a considerable amount of the Canadian economy is controlled by foreigners. The existing book value threshold also continues to apply: in the case of non‑WTO investors, unless the Canadian business is controlled by a WTO investor immediately prior to the implementation of the investment or; where the foreign investment is in a "cultural.
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This site is like a library, you could find million book here by using search box in the header. The report's purpose is to examine the issue of foreign ownership in Canada's book industry, specifically in regard to federal policy on foreign investment in book publishing, distribution and retailing.
The central focus is the policy's current iteration, the Revised Foreign Investment Policy in Book Publishing and Distribution ( Get this from a library. The future of foreign investment in Canada.
[Charles A Barrett; Christopher C Beckman; Duncan McDowall; Conference Board of Canada.] -- From the Foreword: The first report in the series established how foreign investors perceive Canada as a place to invest. The Investment Canada Act (ICA) is a Canadian Federal law governing large foreign direct investment in Canada.
The ICA was one of the first acts of Brian Mulroney's newly elected Progressive Conservative government, receiving royal assent on 20 June It has been amended at various times, including recently the Economic Action Plan Act.
Jun 17, · Regulation of Foreign Investment – Investment Canada Act (Current as of December ) Canada's regime for foreign investment review is primarily governed by the Investment Canada Act (ICA).
It provides for both net benefit and national security reviews of. May 10, · The same issue threatened to topple the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) when the EU's top court ruled in "that any deal allowing foreign investors to challenge national governments, such as the proposed investment court system within CETA, must be unanimously approved by all [28] EU states," the Toronto.
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Updates to Direct Investment Statistics Delayed. Updates to BEA's detailed country and industry statistics for U.S. direct investment abroad and for foreign direct investment in the United States for and were delayed due to the impact of the partial federal government shutdown that.
Foreign investment in Canada—direct or via portfolio holdings—is limited in several key sectors, including banking, media and communications, cultural businesses (book publishing and selling, filmmaking and distribution) and air and rail transport. Restrictions on foreign investment in.
Investment in cultural industries also carries restrictions, including a provision under the ICA that foreign investment in book publishing and distribution must be compatible with Canada's national cultural policies and be of "net benefit" to Canada.May 02, · Canada is considered to be one of the safest places to invest in the world.
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Artifacts of War by Jay Ruben Dayrit
Artifacts of War
Virgilio and his son, Isko, hiked up Sokehs Rock, scaling the sheer basalt cliffs with the aid of banyan root. Though Isko was only seven, he was nimble enough to keep up without causing his father too much concern for his safety. High above the mangrove swamp, they came across three anti-aircraft guns left behind by the Japanese. Thirty years after the war, the cannons remained pointing eastward, as if American bombers still might one day appear on the horizon. Salty air and the alchemy of time had transformed iron into layers of rust, brittle as garlic peels, held in place only by kudzu vines.
"There were no battles here, though," Virgilio said matter-of-factly. "The war bypassed Pohnpei entirely." War to him meant more than just being prepared to fight. As a child in the Philippines, Virgilio witnessed the Bataan Death March lumber through his village, emaciated American and Filipino soldiers collapsing in the road, left to die in the gutters. The villagers were unable to come to their aid, lest they be beaten by the Japanese. Whenever Isko asked his father what it was like to witness the Death March, Virgilio would shrug and say, "It was war. It's just the way it was." Virgilio was not one to indulge the morbid curiosity of his son, who was too young to learn the details of such atrocities.
On the southern side of the island near Awok Pass, in the shallow waters of the barrier reef, Isko and his little sister, Lilibeth, swam over a large crater in the coral shelf, the bottom suddenly giving way to a floor of pristine sand 20 feet below. They treaded water at the very center, masks and snorkels resting on their foreheads. How strange the crater felt, perfectly circular, man-made yet alien, as if the atmospheric pressure had somehow dropped within its perimeter. Isko imagined a white tower of water, of coral and shell, shooting up like the fist of Neptune, reaching skyward with a roar, coming down in a hiss.
"This was probably just a bomb test," Virgilio told his children from the boat, casting his lure to the edge of the crater, sitting back, adjusting his sunglasses. "The real battles were fought farther west, in Chuuk Lagoon and Palau."
At a construction site across the street from their house, in the muddy tracks of a bulldozer, Isko found, unearthed, a small cobalt-blue bottle with Japanese characters embossed in the glass. He rinsed it in the river, gently tapped out the dirt within, and held it to the sun, letting its sapphire shadow fall across his face. "It must be a medicine bottle," Lilibeth declared, having decided it was too small for something potable like sake or beer. They were certain the characters meant antibiotics or penicillin, used to treat wounded Japanese soldiers in the hospital that surely once stood across the street from their house.
"Maybe," Virgilio said, but he was dubious.
Yoshio, a Pohnpeian man who worked with Virgilio at the Ag Station, left one day to visit Japan. Isko and Lilibeth tagged along to see Yoshio off. The tiny thatched-roof airport was crowded with relatives and friends, the women in bright floral prints, the men in button-down shirts and dress shoes instead of T-shirts and flip-flops. Yoshio's shoulders were heavily draped with plumeria leis and ginger flower. As he hugged everyone good-bye, his eyes brimmed with tears, though he would be back in just two weeks.
"Yoshio is going to see his brother, who he hasn't seen since they were very small," Virgilio explained to Isko and Lilibeth on the drive home. "Some Japanese soldiers, when they were stationed here, married local girls, started families. But when the war ended, they were only allowed to bring back one child; not even their wives, just one child."
The cannons perched on Sokehs Rock, the craters in the reef, the blue medicine bottle, these artifacts of war had little resonance with Isko, who saw them as mere fodder for make-believe, until the day Yoshio left for Japan, when Isko was suddenly able to envision the children who were taken away, chosen, after long and tearful deliberation, to grow up in Japan, as culturally Japanese as their brown skin allowed them to be. The faces of these children haunted the brothers and sisters who remained behind, faces that never grew old, wailing and confused, carried off in the arms of their fathers onto ships that would never return.
"Can you imagine?" Virgilio asked, more to himself than his children, shaking his head. "Terrible to have to choose." Isko could see in Lilibeth's eyes that she, like he, could not bear to imagine who their father might have chosen. Isko was grateful his father never had to.
Jay Ruben Dayrit's work has appeared in a handful of magazines, literary journals and anthologies, including Sycamore Review, Minnesota Review, Santa Clara Review, Nexus, The Yale Quarterly, WIRED Magazine, His 2: brilliant new fiction by gay men (Faber & Faber), and What Makes a Man: 22 Writers Imagine the Future (Riverhead Books). He is a recipient of the Headlands Center for the Arts Artist-in-Residence Grant and the San Francisco Arts Commission Individual Artists Grant and a member of Seventeen Syllables, an Asian American writers collective. Originally from Kolonia, Pohnpei in the Federated State of Micronesia, he now lives and works in San Francisco.
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