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Q: DropDownList.SelectedValue is not correct I have following dropdwonlists in a UserControl;
    ADT :
            <asp:DropDownList runat="server" ID="ddlAdultTrf"></asp:DropDownList>

            CHD :
            <asp:DropDownList runat="server" ID="ddlChildrenTrf"></asp:DropDownList>

            INF :
            <asp:DropDownList runat="server" ID="ddlInfantTrf"></asp:DropDownList>

and I am assigning values to them on page_load event with following code;
ddlAdultTrf.DataTextField = "FieldName";
ddlAdultTrf.DataValueField = "FieldValue";
ddlAdultTrf.DataSource = repo.AdultsForTransferSearch();
ddlAdultTrf.DataBind();

ddlInfantTrf.DataTextField = "FieldName";
ddlInfantTrf.DataValueField = "FieldValue";
ddlInfantTrf.DataSource = repo.ChildrenForTransferSearch();
ddlInfantTrf.DataBind();

ddlChildrenTrf.DataTextField = "FieldName";
ddlChildrenTrf.DataValueField = "FieldValue";
ddlChildrenTrf.DataSource = repo.InfantsForTransferSearch();
ddlChildrenTrf.DataBind();

here is the generated markup for the dropdownlists;
            ADT :
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    <option value="1">1</option>
    <option value="2">2</option>
    <option value="3">3</option>
    <option value="4">4</option>
    <option value="5">5</option>
    <option value="6">6</option>
    <option value="7">7</option>
    <option value="8">8</option>
    <option value="9">9</option>
    <option value="10">10</option>
    <option value="11">11</option>
    <option value="12">12</option>
    <option value="13">13</option>
    <option value="14">14</option>
    <option value="15">15</option>
    <option value="16">16</option>
    <option value="17">17</option>
    <option value="18">18</option>
    <option value="19">19</option>
    <option value="20">20</option>
    <option value="21">21</option>
    <option value="22">22</option>
    <option value="23">23</option>
    <option value="24">24</option>
    <option value="25">25</option>
    <option value="26">26</option>
    <option value="27">27</option>
    <option value="28">28</option>
    <option value="29">29</option>
    <option value="30">30</option>
    <option value="31">31</option>
    <option value="32">32</option>
    <option value="33">33</option>
    <option value="34">34</option>
    <option value="35">35</option>
    <option value="36">36</option>
    <option value="37">37</option>
    <option value="38">38</option>
    <option value="39">39</option>
    <option value="40">40</option>

</select>

                CHD :
                <select name="ctl00$MainContent$SearchEngine$ddlChildrenTrf" id="MainContent_SearchEngine_ddlChildrenTrf">
    <option value="0">0</option>
    <option value="1">1</option>
    <option value="2">2</option>
    <option value="3">3</option>
    <option value="4">4</option>
    <option value="5">5</option>
    <option value="6">6</option>
    <option value="7">7</option>
    <option value="8">8</option>
    <option value="9">9</option>
    <option value="10">10</option>

</select>

                INF :
                <select name="ctl00$MainContent$SearchEngine$ddlInfantTrf" id="MainContent_SearchEngine_ddlInfantTrf">
    <option value="0">0</option>
    <option value="1">1</option>
    <option value="2">2</option>
    <option value="3">3</option>
    <option value="4">4</option>
    <option value="5">5</option>
    <option value="6">6</option>
    <option value="7">7</option>
    <option value="8">8</option>
    <option value="9">9</option>
    <option value="10">10</option>

</select>

when the page is loaded and I select something from the dropdownlist, I am trying to get the selectedvalue from code behind but the selected value is not the same with the selected one.
do u have any idea what is going on here?

A: Place the code in the Page_Load method inside the following conditional statement:
if (!Page.IsPostBack)
{

}


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Using the behavior of seven amphibian species for the design of banks of irrigation and drainage systems in Taiwan
Wen Shang Hou, Yuan Hsiou Chang, Hsiao-Wen Wang, Yih Chi Tan
水利及海洋工程學系
The construction of concrete banks has become a serious threat to irrigation and drainage systems in Taiwan, affecting many species that live in these banks, including amphibians. Currently, there are no design solutions in Taiwan for restoration of the banks that are based on solid scientific information. This research assesses the habitats and behavioral characteristics of seven amphibian species in order to learn how to better manage irrigation and drainage banks. This study evaluated the amphibians' motility on five different bank slopes, and documented the relationship between species' climbing abilities, the surface substrates of banks, and seasonal variations in weather conditions. The results showed that even species in the same family or with similar body size differ in their behavioral performance. The experimental results of this study can aid technicians in future engineering projects that involve irrigation and drainage banks in Taiwan and around the world. The results from this study also serve to promote amphibian conservation.
https://doi.org/10.1002/ird.515
農學與作物科學
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Winship Deputy Directory Suresh Ramalingam, MD (second from left), pictured with Georgia Society of Clinical Oncology leadership Crain Garrot, MD, Grant Lewis, MD and Andrew Pippas, MD.
Winship Deputy Director Suresh S. Ramalingam, MD, was recognized as the new president of the Georgia Society of Clinical Oncology (GASCO) at the conclusion of GASCO's Annual Meeting and Best of ASCO® conference held September 14-15 in Alpharetta, Georgia. GASCO is the state affiliate of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and serves the professional needs of Georgia's oncology providers in coordination with the national parent organization.
Ramalingam has served as vice-president of GASCO since 2016. Ramalingam, a clinician-scientist specializing in lung cancer, is a professor in the Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology, the Roberto C. Goizueta Distinguished Chair for Cancer Research, and assistant dean for cancer research in the Emory School of Medicine.


The miller will show you around the Saint-Révérend windmill and explain how wheat grain is converted into flour on each of the three floors.
You are welcome to browse around the souvenir shop full of specialities, treats and delights including recipe books and tableware.
In the park you will find the miller's donkeys, a playground, picnic tables and a com-field maze, also presented in the reception hall.
For kids there's the "Seeds of the Detective" Tresure Hunt game.
Website "Le Moulin des Gourmands (windmill)"


🔥 What's up, global AI practitioners? This month's #appliedAI newsletter is curated by the Beirut AI team!
Beirut AI is the first City AI hub initiated in the Middle East. Led by Christophe Zoghbi and Nadine Saraff the first community meeting took place in end January, and now we cannot wait to tell you about it.
If you want to co-host an event, educational activity or share with our global community your lessons learned applying AI, please get in touch with us at hello@city.ai.
In late January 45 technology enthusiasts, professionals, students, and corporates around the country gathered to discuss, share their thoughts and most importantly, to get a sense of how others are using AI to solve challenges in the real world. The launch event of Beirut AI was hosted by Touch Lab powered by Antwork, in Beirut Souks, and featured 2 speakers from totally different backgrounds.
Elie Kawerk, data scientist and machine learning practitioner, explained how he got started with data science and how anyone can start their own journey, simply by following few steps. Alexy Frangieh, visual artist and official Nikon ambassador, spoke about his involvement with AI in practice, which includes pattern deduction and semantically extracting images of a given similarity out of large sequences of photos.
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People learn differently, at different speeds and with different starting points. Artificial intelligence could usher in a future where we all learn in a much more personalised way. But no education system in the world can afford a tutor for every child, so this is where AI steps in.
Augmental, a Lebanese startup provides an educational technology application initially targeting middle to high school students where course material is adapted to each students' learning abilities using artificial intelligence and augmented reality.
More than 50% of enterprises will spend more on chatbots and bot creation as compared to the traditional mobile app development by 2021. Should we create our own algorithm or use existing frameworks?
Fig is a local startup that creates customized chatbots for businesses designed to convincingly simulate how a human would behave as a conversational partner. It integrates seamlessly into the end user's life empowering businesses to have realtime conversations with their customers.
We believe that AI brings new opportunities not only to big businesses but to the livelihoods of everyone else, and if implemented correctly, it can improve many people's lives.
Another local startup, called TaQadam, allows companies to train image datasets for Artificial Intelligence through an optimized combination of computer and human cognition, maximizing social impact by outsourcing work to refugee youth, or what they like to call data trainers.
This startup has a strong social mission to reduce youth unemployment in Lebanon and Jordan and bring income generation opportunities to vulnerable host communities and refugees, focusing on youth and women.
Stanford's new AI Index aims to regularly defining and measuring AI progress.
What is it like to head up machine learning at one of the world's largest companies? Ralf Herbrich is Director of Machine Learning at Amazon.
When it comes to the ethics and impact of artificial intelligence, Microsoft is literally trying to write the book.
Four scientists at Kyoto University used machine learning to analyze magnetic imaging patterns of the brain and "decode" thoughts.


Time is running out, snowflakes float past the windows, there is a_festive athmosphere everywhere and you now hold the latest 2013 edition of the Carlsbad Revue in your hands. Once again we bring you lots of interesting articles and in particular news from the hotel environment. It is the right time for us to wish you all the very best in 2014.
Enjoy a_moment of well-being with the following lines from the Carlsbad Revue.


UNESCO has acknowledged Morocco's efforts to facilitate integration of children of undocumented Sub-Saharan migrants in Moroccan schools.
Noting that Morocco hosts large communities of undocumented immigrants, the study assessed the achievements of countries in ensuring the right to quality education for refugees and migrant children.
UNESCO asserted that although Morocco's law N0.4 limited access to education only to Moroccan children, the 2011 Constitution came to recognize the right to education for all children in the country.
The report estimated the number of undocumented child African immigrants enrolled in Moroccan schools in 2015-2016 at 7,500.
The report gives the example of the Casablanca-Settat's Regional Academy of Education and Training requiring medical certificates for enrolment in schools, especially for migrants from countries affected by the Ebola virus epidemic.
Less than half of undocumented migrant children aged 8 to 17 years old received in Casablanca, Rabat and Tangier centres attended school in 2014. The study argues that changes in country policies affect the education of the children and hinder the progress of the full inclusion of migrant children in national education systems.
While accurate statistics on sub-Saharan migrants aiming to settle in Europe are "difficult" to estimate, the report notes, there is an increasing number of sub-Saharan migrants who remain in transit countries, such as Morocco.
Over the past years, the number of undocumented migrants has steadily increased in Morocco, especially from sub-Saharan African nations. According to Pew Research Center, sub-Saharan Africans have accounted for 8 of the 10 fastest growing international migrant populations since 2010.
Many countries exclude migrants and refugees from their national education systems. Countries like Australia, Hungary, Indonesia, and Malaysia provide limited access to education for the migrant children.
"Half of the world's forcibly displaced people" are under the age of 18, yet the countries holding the asylum-seeking children in detention, including Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, Karen refugees in Thailand and many Afghan refugees in Pakistan, could only find a small space in private schools or community-based institutions, UNESCO emphasized.
"Everyone loses when the education of migrants and refugees is ignored. Education is the key to inclusion and cohesion. Increased classroom diversity," states the Director-General of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay.
Despite challenges teachers face in regard to classroom diversity, it is " an opportunity to learn from others. It is the best way to make communities stronger and more resilient," Azoulay said.


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There's still a lot of jumping to the how and what of your work. Say it with me: "Why first. Then what and how." If you're on a mission to eradicate adult illiteracy (for instance), you've got to share that first. Then you can move on to the fact that you're doing this by mobilizing a cadre of passionate literacy advocates, etc. etc. etc. Frame it up before you serve it up.
Jargon. Egads, do we ever love jargon. Even if you think your audience knows what 'wrap-around services' or 'field-tested diagnostics' are, there's still probably a more straight-forward way of saying it. Say it that way.
Everyone and the general public still aren't target audiences. Sorry. Your nonprofit doesn't have the resources to market to 'people'. You have the resources to market to your best supporters, your believers. Who are they? If you don't know, figure it out.
Messaging should reflect your organizational goals and strategy. Check out this great post on the Getting Attention blog for some food for thought on this.
Writing Target Audience Personas (no more than 3).
Building an Editorial Calendar based on the experience of one of your 'Personas'.
Organizing a Communications Advisory Committee made up of your best supporters who fit your 'Personas'.
We'll have templates and how-to's so as long as you read the March newsletter and blog posts, you'll be all set.
If you'd like some in-person support, we'd love to have you join us on March 15th for our next Tune-Up Tuesday at the Hearing, Speech and Deafness Center in Seattle.
Any other lessons learned or thoughts to share on all this?


UBM Asia Organizes " ASEAN Beauty 2019 " The largest beauty exhibition in ASEAN.
UBM Asia Organizes " ASEAN Beauty 2019 " The largest beauty exhibition in ASEAN. The event will be held between 2-4 May 2019 at BITEC Bangna.
UBM Asia" organizes "ASEAN Beauty 2019" The largest beauty exhibition in ASEAN.
emphasized that this is the largest beauty exhibition in ASEAN.
Mr. M Gandhi Group Managing Director (ASEAN Business) UBM Asia (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and Vice President of UBM Asia Co., Ltd.
revealed that UBM is preparing for the beauty and health exhibition named " ASEAN Beauty 2019 ".
which provide opportunities for business entrepreneurs to expand their business by meeting with buyers all over the world.
there were more than 350 booths showing beauty innovations products from around the world.
And also can found knowledge from the seminar, workshops brought by beauty industry leaders.
of beauty and health products, and online marketing.
Ms. Anuchana Vichavech concluded at the end.
People who are interested in this event can enter the exhibition in advance by booking a Thai Airways (TG) ticket.
The method is to enter the aeanbeautyshow website, register for attending the " ASEAN beauty 2019 "
no matter Economy class, Business class or First class; and available to all participants, exhibitors, visitors, lecturers and organizing committee etc.
can enter the exhibition in advance.


Accessories can make or break an outfit, and no one knows this better than the queens of street style. So follow their lead and invest in these ten stylish autumn and winter accessories spotted on the streets. This season's accessories either fit into the "classic and cool" category or the "kooky and fun" group. If classic and cool is your style, invest in simple and chic berets, black silk scarves, little blue bags and vintage, round sunglasses. If you lean toward the kooky and fun look, get inspired by 80s aviators, see-through heels, pop art designs, floral embellishments, furry monsters and wild pops of orange.
Patent booties with see-through heels took out the crown for chicest footwear this fashion month. Sleek, futuristic and oh-so-cool, this trend is definitely one to get behind. The street style set rocked these boots in neutral shades of black, beige and grey with a little colour injected into the perspex heel. Perfect to wear dressed up with a skirt or dressed down with a pair of jeans, these stylish heels are your new wardrobe essential.
Add a French touch to your outfits this autumn with the addition of a beret. Chic and cute, berets are the perfect way to polish off a sophisticated, winter look. Learn from street style's best and choose a basic beret in a block colour that complements or blends with your outfit. Pick one made from felted wool to also keep you warm as the cold weather rolls around. You can even add gloves to give your look some old-world charm.
Whether you prefer a choker, bandana or scarf, the neck is a main focal point of sartorial style this season. For those who do favour a scarf, opt for a black, silk or satin version. Stylishly chic and easy to pair with any outfit, the black, silky scarf is the perfect low-maintenance accessory of the season. Simply tie it high around your neck and allow it to finish off your outfit and elevate your style cred.
Graphic applique and embellishments have been some of the largest fashion trends in recent months. Their 3D nature combined with their eye-catching detail makes this trend an intriguing addition to any outfit. Try the floral bag embellishment trend this season. Seen on the street style set of Europe, this trend is chic and a touch kooky. Wear it and allow it to be the standout feature of your outfit.
Fur pom poms have been a continuing trend for some months now. And as usual, the queens of street style have found a way to keep the trend fresh and relevant while staying one step ahead of the rest of us. The update for this accessories trend is "furry monsters"; fur pom poms and bag details which are little characters. Think pom poms with eyes and faces and some even with bodies! These little creatures are a fun and creative way to turn even the simplest bag into something completely trend-worthy.
Round, thin, metal frame sunglasses brought a touch of the 70s hippie culture into 2016 this season. Paired with modern chic outfits, this vintage throwback was updated to appear more sleek rock than bohemian. The classic style was spotted on fashion "It" girls from Milan to Paris. The simple outfit addition proving that every detail counts when putting together the perfect look. Pick a pair up for yourself and wear it with loose, carefree hair.
If the 70s aren't for you, take a trip back to the 80s this season with your eyewear. Almost comically large, 80s style aviators were spotted on the European streets this fashion month. Oversized, flat on top and round on the bottom, this style of glasses covered many faces of street style stars. Unmissable was Anna Dello Russo's take on the trend which resembled ski goggles more than regular sunglasses. Have fun with this trend and pair it with minimal makeup and modern styling.
Aren't you sick of wearing that same old black bag? So are the street style stars. Instead of black, the basic bag of this season was in blue. Still subtle and easy to match, blue bags in a variety of hues made the perfect outfit companions for this year's Autumn/Winter shows. The new colour of the season was, of course, featured on one of the most popular styles of the season; the mini bag. Pick one up for yourself as your new go-to bag for daywear.
Bright orange was the standout colour for street style accessories this fashion month. Bold, eye-catching and fierce, these pops of orange were unmissable in the best of ways. Spotted on accessories ranging from stilettos and clutches to large tote bags, this colour was a favourite amongst the street style stars. Our favourite looks perfectly played off the fierceness of the orange with the softness of a baby blue.
Pop art inspired accessories made a fun appearance on the streets outside the Autumn/Winter 2016 fashion shows. Spotted on bags and shoes, this trend brought many outfits to life through its use of bold colours and quirky pictures. Whether it was the robot-esque, Karl Lagerfeld caricatures on bags or a simple pair of closed eyes on heels, pop art invaded all the coolest accessories. This stand-out trend is sure to add a talking point to any outfit.


Charisma is an offspring of a Premarin mare. These Draft and Draft cross horses were rescued from the Premarin auction sales held in Canada. Premarin is a hormone replacement drug, made from the urine of pregnant mares. Thus the name Pre(pregnant) mar(mare) in(urine). From the time the mares became pregnant until the foals are born, they are cross-tied in 4"x 8" standing stalls in which they cannot lie down or turn around. Urine bags are attached to the mares, which constantly collect all their urine. They are given minimal amounts of water in order to concentrate the urine.
When the foals are born, they are with their mothers only for 3-4 months, are then taken and sent to auctions. Many of these young foals are still nursing.
Although there are now alternative and generic versions of hormone replacements on the market, a few still prescribe Premarin. Redwings focus is to urge women to ask their physicians for a generic hormone or ask about alternatives. For more information on this subject, please stop by our Education Center.


Did you know? That the Native Americans also known as American Indians arrived here in what is now the United States at least 15,000 years ago. Wow, that is a long time ago! Here you will find what we have available in regards to our Native Americans.


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Once stewed, put aside and sprinkle coarse salt over salmon cakes. Serve with a squeeze of lemon.
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The sound that comes out of these professional in-ear monitors is absurdly good.
Instead of the typical carrying case, the earbuds come with a fashionable hard-shell envelope.
They are built to last and can take a beating.
Inserting the earbuds into the ear is a difficult task that can take upward of 30 seconds.
People who aren't used to behind-the-ear cords will struggle to keep the cable from moving around.
Unraveling the cord when it is tangled is especially annoying because of the shape of the earbuds.
Audiofly's AF140 is a set of professional in-ear monitors for musicians. The sound quality has been described as open and balanced with no real weaknesses. The trade-off is discomfort. The earphone tips seal off the ear completely, making them annoying to put in and a bit uncomfortable to wear. The behind-the-ear cord takes getting used to. The earbuds come with an airplane adapter, an eartip cleaning tool, a stylish rectangular carrying case, and three ear tip styles: silicon domes, silicon tri-flanges, and Comply premium earphone tips.
Similarly, though premium in-ear monitors like this aren't exactly geared toward use during exercise, this kind of cable placement definitely isn't ideal for use on workout machines -- though it's pretty good for jogging.
While I find the Audiofly AF140 sound friendly, the design isn't.
It seems to get tangled up in itself and the earpieces every five minutes, and untangling is an awkward process thanks to the shape of the earphones. Patience is needed.
Things do sound a bit sculpted, but musicians using these as onstage monitors will appreciate that the clarity of vocals doesn't come at the expense of robust bass response.
Who would love them? Listeners who want a neutral, natural, spacious sound in the mids and treble, combined with some extra bass power.
They are only available in a finish that Audiofly calls 'Fader grey' but might be more succinctly called dull.
The level of detail is just out of this world, and in order to find fault with this sound, you'd have to be extremely picky.
I've used these earbuds for the last few weeks and believe me, I've put it through its paces and can bear witness to its build and audio quality.
I had the AF140s on for over 3 hours at work while I typed away blissfully unaware of anyone else's noise in the office.


A nice long run, marred by an inglorious crash. No heroic high speed downhill flameouts for me, just a stupid crack in a flat stretch of pavement, trippedfellslidstopped. A nasty bit of road rash, and some ugly thrashed spots on my skates and pads.


False friends are words in English which have a similar-looking word in another language but which have a different meaning.
Complete the following sentences with the appropriate word in bold.
1. action / activity The police took immediate ____________ when they realised the situation was getting out of hand. Economic ____________ stagnated as the recession took hold.
2. advice / advise Can you ____________ me on the best course of action to take? He offered me some excellent ____________ .
3. affect / effect Cuts in spending will have a serious ____________ on the healthcare services. The strike will seriously ____________ train services.
4. appreciable / appreciative There is an ____________ difference between manslaughter and murder. She was very ____________ of our efforts to help.
5. assumption / presumption They raised taxes on the ____________ that it would help control spending. It's sheer ____________ for the government to suggest things have improved since they came to power.
6. avoid / prevent Rapid government reforms managed to ____________ a revolution taking place. He's always trying to ____________ taking a decision if he can help it.
7. beside / besides The office is just ____________ the railway station. ____________ their regular daytime job, many people do extra work in the evening.
8. briefly / shortly ____________ before the conflict began, the army pulled down the border posts. The senator spoke ____________ about the need for political reform.
9. channel / canal The television ____________ received a formal complaint about the program. The Suez ____________ was built in the second half of the nineteenth century.
10. conscientious / conscious Most people are ____________ of the need to protect the environment. ____________ workers should be rewarded for their hard work.
11. continual / continuous A ____________ trade embargo has badly affected the economic infrastructure. The computer has given us ____________ problems ever since we installed it.
12. control / inspect Environmental health officers regularly ____________ kitchens and other food preparation areas. The government plans to ____________ the price of meat to make sure it doesn't go up too much.


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LOYTEC joins the Delta Group
Together for Smarter and Greener Building Automation
Delta Electronics, Inc., a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, and LOYTEC jointly announced that Delta Electronics' wholly owned subsidiary, Delta Electronics International (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., has acquired shareholdings in Loy Tec electronics GmbH and Innocontrol electronics GmbH (hereinafter referred to as LOYTEC) on April 28, 2016. The acquisition transaction will be carried out in two phases with an 85 % shareholdings in both companies acquired first after signing the contract. Delta expects to acquire the remaining 15% shareholdings in both companies in the future.
Yancey Hai, Chairman of Delta Electronics, stated that M&A is part of Delta's growth strategy. Building automation is growing rapidly and has high potential, and it is also synced with Delta's core competencies and corporate mission for environmental protection. It is expected to play an important role in Delta's future growth. LOYTEC is dedicated to building automation and offers integration for building management and control systems. Delta looks forward to enhancing its development and global presence in building automation through this transaction.
Hans-Joerg Schweinzer, Managing Director of LOYTEC, stated his optimism for the continued growth of business opportunities in building automation. LOYTEC has gained its strength in products and technology over many years in the field of building automation. Through past cooperation, LOYTEC knows Delta's technical expertise in power electronics and energy management. More importantly, both companies share common values in environmental protection and energy efficiency, and believe together they can maximize their synergies.
Delta has developed a portfolio of building automation solutions in recent years for HVAC systems, lighting, elevator systems, and energy management systems. Delta's solutions provide building energy management systems with the capabilities for improving building performance and operational efficiency.
LOYTEC currently ranks among the leading European providers of highly innovative building management and control solutions integrating HVAC control, room automation, lighting control, sunblind control, and energy monitoring. In the future, LOYTEC will act as the competence center for integrated building management and control systems within the Delta Group. LOYTEC has a global market reach, especially in Europe and the US. Combined with Delta's sales offices in Asia, particularly in China, synergies are expected to develop from integrating products, technologies, and market reach. Delta projects that these synergies will enhance its capabilities in the global building automation marketplace.
www.loytec.com
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Very contemporary bronze wall light that will add a touch of elegance and a distinctive flair when installed. The design comprises a flexible bronze bracket that extends out from the wall and can be positioned at an angle of your choice. At the end of the bracket is a bronze cube housing a single circular LED that directs the light exactly where you want it.
This light includes both an integral switch and an integral LED driver.Ideally suited for bedroom or lounge installation or simply where accent light is subtly required to be positioned.


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core download:
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core install:
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core update:
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And I could pin the WordPress version to 5.9.3. However, on our production site, I noticed sometimes the WordPress gets updated and I do not know what command is being called.
I thought that only core download and core update is used to upgrade the version.
Are there other ways to upgrade the WordPress that I am missing?

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A new jumbo yellow assortment of patterns!
All color packs are blended here at Murano Millefiori using all designs we have in that color.
Because our stock changes often, the actual mix may vary from photo.
All of our millefiori is coe 104.
The largest of our 9 different sizes for this black/white/yellow daisy patterns!
Thick cut. Picture of 2 oz bag shown.
Also available in size 12-14mm.
A new jumbo orange assortment of patterns!
This jumbo sized bright red and black marbled patterned mille has a dark purple rim.
The black vein is actually cobalt blue if held to the light.


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Q: how to retain the previous echo value and echo another one below it in php? I am creating a shopping cart, but my echo did not appear as expected. im not sure where did i go wrong.
this is my Product detail page,

<form  action="shoppingCart.php?addToCart=<?php echo $key ?>" method="post">
    <select name="quantity">
           <option value="1">1</option>
           <option value="2">2</option>
           <option value="3">3</option>
    </select>
    <input type="hidden" name="productName" value="<?php echo $key ?>">
    <input type="submit" name="addToCart" value="Add to cart" class="btn btn-primary">
</form>

this is my shopping cart php code:

<?php
        session_start();

            if (isset($_SESSION['shoppingCart'])) {
                $_SESSION['shoppingCart'] = [];
            }

            if (isset($_POST['addToCart'])) {
                echo "Product: " . $_POST['productName'] . "
";
                $count = count($_SESSION['shoppingCart']);
                echo "count: $count
";
                $_SESSION['shoppingCart'][$count]['productName'] = $_POST['productName'];
                $_SESSION['shoppingCart'][$count]['quantity'] = $_POST['quantity'];

                echo "
Your Cart
";
                if (empty($_SESSION['shoppingCart'])) {
                    echo "your cart is empty
";
                } else {

                    foreach ($_SESSION['shoppingCart'] as $key => $names) {

                        echo "cart($key) = product: " . $names['productName'] . "-Quantity: " . $names['quantity'] . "
";
                    }

                }
            }
            ?>

i can only echo out this in add to cart page.
Product: Koala
count: 0
Your Cart
cart(0) = product: AkwardKoala-Quantity: 1
how can i acheive this,
Your Cart
cart(0) = product: Koala-Quantity: 1
cart(1) = product: cat-Quantity: 3
cart(2) = product: fish-Quantity: 1

A: This is wrong:
        if (isset($_SESSION['shoppingCart'])) {
            $_SESSION['shoppingCart'] = [];
        }

You're emptying the session variable when it's already set. I think you want to initialize it when it's not set. So it should be:
        if (!isset($_SESSION['shoppingCart'])) {
            $_SESSION['shoppingCart'] = [];
        }

Then you can add the new item to the cart, and all the old items will be retained.


Magicka Sorcerer Solo PVP Build - ESO Dragon Bones My build setup for what I run in this new Dragon Bones patch. Enjoy and leave a comment if you have any questions! Full build is also down below in description.
Back to my roots: back to harness magicka The Elder Scrolls® Online: Tamriel Unlimited™ https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/tid=CUSA00132_00.


Rich, buttery shortbread is an ideal holiday cookie option because it keeps well and is sturdy enough to pack into gift baskets or send to faraway friends and family. For party preparation, either premeasure ingredients and combine on-site, or make the dough, press into the pan, and bake when you arrive.
1. Preheat oven to 325°F. Whisk together flour, cornstarch, and salt in large bowl, and set aside. Beat butter, sugar, maple syrup, and vanilla extract with electric mixer 4 minutes, or until light and fluffy. Add flour mixture and mix until combined. Stir in 1/2 cup chocolate chips.
2. Transfer dough to 15- x 11-inch ungreased jelly-roll pan. Press dough smooth with fingers, and prick all over with fork. Bake 35 minutes, or until edges just begin to brown and dough looks slightly firm. Remove from oven and, using thin knife, cut shortbread into approximately 3- x 1-inch pieces in pan. (First cut 4 3-inch rows lengthwise; then cut 1-inch pieces crosswise.) Allow shortbread to cool completely in pan on wire rack.
3. Meanwhile, melt remaining 1 cup chocolate chips in top of double boiler on low heat, or melt in glass bowl in microwave 30 seconds to1 minute. Spread melted chocolate onto shortbread, spreading almost to edges. Refrigerate 15 to 20 minutes to allow chocolate topping to set. Break apart, and serve.


I experienced several events over the course of an ordinary Monday that to some might seem entirely unrelated. But for me – with some prayer and intentional focus on God – came together in a way that led me to believe it can not be coincidence, but God at work.
On this particular day I prayed very specifically for certain people in my life, and I also prayed that God would help me be aware of the faith moments in my life, and give me continued inspiration to write and to share.
Next seemingly unrelated story: I picked up the kids after work. As we usually do, my son Judson and I were talking about the day, the little events that happened at his preschool. We talked about what we would have for dinner. I suggested that we would eat leftover spaghetti. With this news, my intelligent and rational 5-year-old burst into tears and sobbed that he wanted pancakes for dinner, not leftover spaghetti. The reaction was so irrational it was laughable!
But I composed myself – and I comforted him and his irrational emotions.
Once at home, in the quiet of my bedroom closet, I was back to thinking about my disappointing work day, the joy from my reflective, prayerful labyrinth walk a distant memory.
Then all of a sudden, God pulled all of these events together for me. I realized that Judson's irrational, tearful complaint must be exactly what I sound like to God as I'm constantly dwelling on and complaining about what happened at work. The work event I experienced on that day was disappointing, yes, but to the problems of this world and the values of my life, it is as if I have been crying to God about not getting pancakes for dinner.
But God loves, and God listens, and God comforts.
For me on that day, God answered my labyrinth prayers and provided me comfort on a disappointing work day all through the tearful sobs of my 6-year-old. God is at work in all we do. Sometimes we just need to be willing to stop, listen and watch for God's presence.
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Read our Telegraph Travel expert guide to Brisbane, including the best places to stay, eat, drink as well as the top attractions to visit, flights and all of the key information that you need to know before you go
Expert guide to Brisbane
Brisbane started life as a penal settlement in 1824, but there are precious few traces of that history left today. A few sandstone convict-built structures remain but the city's architecture is best known for the timber houses called "Queenslanders", with wide verandahs designed to catch the breezes, and its gleaming office towers.
This inland city wraps itself around the wide brown Brisbane River, and I love nothing better than riding the sleek CityCat ferries the length of it. In summer, Brisbane blazes with purple jacaranda, scarlet poinciana and fragrant frangipani trees, and in winter the tourists still wear shorts and t-shirts even while the locals rug up against temperatures that might fall just below 20 degrees Celsius.
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