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Q: Get newly inserted ID of my mapped object in hibernate I am using Spring MVC, Hibernate to store 2 entities - FacilityMember and User. Business requirement is such that once entry is inserted into 'FacilityMember' then 'User' entry should get inserted with his email id as user name.
I have unidirectional mapping from FacilityMember to User. I need User->id for some further action inside my service layer. After hibernate persists I do get ID for FacilityMember but I get 0 for FacilityMember->User->Id.
Code snippet as follows:
My FacilityMember
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
@Column(name = "id")
private int id;

//other attributes

@OneToOne(fetch = FetchType.EAGER)
@Fetch(FetchMode.SELECT)
@Cascade(CascadeType.SAVE_UPDATE)
@JoinColumn(name = "userId")
private User user;

//getters setters

My User entity
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Long id;

@NotNull
@Size(min = 4, max = 30)
private String username;

//getters setters

My service layer is having method level transaction which calls below Dao layer code.
User user = new User();
user.setUsername(userName);
facilityMember.setUser(user);
persist(facilityMember);
return facilityMember;

Inside service layer my facilityMember->id is having proper value but
facilityMember->User->id is 0. Data gets stored properly into mysql tables.
Hibernate queries are executed in following manner
Insert FacilityMember ...
Insert User ..
Update FacilityMember ..

What's going wrong - how to get newly inserted id of my mapped entity ?
Thanks in advance
Manisha

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Working Partnerships
Lymphatic Malformations
Cystic Hygroma
What is Lymphoedema?
Primary Lymphoedema
Milroy's
Management & Treatment
Support Group Topics
Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome
L-W-O Community
For families whose children live with Paediatric and Primary Lymphoedema
Proud to be invited
Late 2019 I was very proud to be invited to become a Patient Representative of the European Advocacy Group and then in 2020 before lock-down and Covid-19 curtailed everything we do I was thrilled to be asked to become a signatory of the Manifesto shown below and signed by patient organisations across Europe.
L-W-O Supports World Lymphoedema day on the 6th March and I sincerely hope this will get official recognition soon. In the UK, the British Lymphology Society organises Lymphoedema Awareness Week which coincides with World Lymphoedema Day.
Patient representative
Late 2019 I was invited to join The European Patient Advocacy Group (ePAG) as a Patient Representative an association I am immensely proud to be a small part of. In 2020 it was the first time ever that, associations representing patients with lymphoedema in Europe, came together to write and co-sign a Manifesto to express their opinions and wishes for those living with lymphoedema. Despite all eyes on the pandemic, the initial efforts were rewarded as the manifesto was shared across the world by patients, clinicians, organisations, and the public. Furthermore, it was the first step to create a bond among us, to unite despite national borders, cultural and linguistic differences.
In 2021 more associations wanted to join this initiative and a total of 27 associations across 13 European countries co-signed and translated the manifesto into 11 languages. Our Manifesto is once again being shared and we encourage you help us to raise awareness, inform and shine a light on lymphoedema.
In the UK I am proud to say L-W-O Community is involved as is our friends at Lymphoedema Support Network.
In an ideal world if patients, patient advocates, patient associations and lymphoedema organisations could work together we would raise the profile of lymphoedema improve the quality of care for lymphoedema patients educate the public and clinicians the latter who have little knowledge of the lymphatic system.
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/*!
 * \file
 * \brief Color clear case.
 *//*--------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#include "teglColorClearCase.hpp"
#include "tcuTestLog.hpp"
#include "eglwLibrary.hpp"
#include "eglwEnums.hpp"
#include "egluUtil.hpp"
#include "deRandom.hpp"
#include "deString.h"
#include "tcuImageCompare.hpp"
#include "tcuVector.hpp"
#include "tcuTextureUtil.hpp"
#include "tcuPixelFormat.hpp"
#include "glwFunctions.hpp"
#include "deThread.hpp"
#include "deSemaphore.hpp"
#include "deSharedPtr.hpp"
#include "teglGLES1RenderUtil.hpp"
#include "teglGLES2RenderUtil.hpp"
#include "teglVGRenderUtil.hpp"

#include <memory>
#include <iterator>

namespace deqp
{
namespace egl
{

using tcu::TestLog;
using tcu::RGBA;
using std::vector;
using namespace eglw;

// Utilities.

struct ClearOp
{
	ClearOp (int x_, int y_, int width_, int height_, const tcu::RGBA& color_)
		: x			(x_)
		, y			(y_)
		, width		(width_)
		, height	(height_)
		, color		(color_)
	{
	}

	ClearOp (void)
		: x			(0)
		, y			(0)
		, width		(0)
		, height	(0)
		, color		(0)
	{
	}

	int			x;
	int			y;
	int			width;
	int			height;
	tcu::RGBA	color;
};

struct ApiFunctions
{
	glw::Functions	gl;
};

static ClearOp computeRandomClear (de::Random& rnd, int width, int height)
{
	int			w		= rnd.getInt(1, width);
	int			h		= rnd.getInt(1, height);
	int			x		= rnd.getInt(0, width-w);
	int			y		= rnd.getInt(0, height-h);
	tcu::RGBA	col		(rnd.getUint32());

	return ClearOp(x, y, w, h, col);
}

static void renderReference (tcu::Surface& dst, const vector<ClearOp>& clears, const tcu::PixelFormat& pixelFormat)
{
	for (vector<ClearOp>::const_iterator clearIter = clears.begin(); clearIter != clears.end(); clearIter++)
	{
		tcu::PixelBufferAccess access = tcu::getSubregion(dst.getAccess(), clearIter->x, clearIter->y, 0, clearIter->width, clearIter->height, 1);
		tcu::clear(access, pixelFormat.convertColor(clearIter->color).toIVec());
	}
}

static void renderClear (EGLint api, const ApiFunctions& func, const ClearOp& clear)
{
	switch (api)
	{
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES_BIT:			gles1::clear(clear.x, clear.y, clear.width, clear.height, clear.color.toVec());				break;
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES2_BIT:		gles2::clear(func.gl, clear.x, clear.y, clear.width, clear.height, clear.color.toVec());	break;
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES3_BIT_KHR:	gles2::clear(func.gl, clear.x, clear.y, clear.width, clear.height, clear.color.toVec());	break;
		case EGL_OPENVG_BIT:			vg::clear	(clear.x, clear.y, clear.width, clear.height, clear.color.toVec());				break;
		default:
			DE_ASSERT(DE_FALSE);
	}
}

static void finish (EGLint api, const ApiFunctions& func)
{
	switch (api)
	{
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES_BIT:			gles1::finish();		break;
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES2_BIT:		gles2::finish(func.gl);	break;
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES3_BIT_KHR:	gles2::finish(func.gl);	break;
		case EGL_OPENVG_BIT:			vg::finish();			break;
		default:
			DE_ASSERT(DE_FALSE);
	}
}

static void readPixels (EGLint api, const ApiFunctions& func, tcu::Surface& dst)
{
	switch (api)
	{
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES_BIT:			gles1::readPixels	(dst, 0, 0, dst.getWidth(), dst.getHeight());			break;
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES2_BIT:		gles2::readPixels	(func.gl, dst, 0, 0, dst.getWidth(), dst.getHeight());	break;
		case EGL_OPENGL_ES3_BIT_KHR:	gles2::readPixels	(func.gl, dst, 0, 0, dst.getWidth(), dst.getHeight());	break;
		case EGL_OPENVG_BIT:			vg::readPixels		(dst, 0, 0, dst.getWidth(), dst.getHeight());			break;
		default:
			DE_ASSERT(DE_FALSE);
	}
}

static tcu::PixelFormat getPixelFormat (const Library& egl, EGLDisplay display, EGLConfig config)
{
	tcu::PixelFormat pixelFmt;

	egl.getConfigAttrib(display, config, EGL_RED_SIZE,		&pixelFmt.redBits);
	egl.getConfigAttrib(display, config, EGL_GREEN_SIZE,	&pixelFmt.greenBits);
	egl.getConfigAttrib(display, config, EGL_BLUE_SIZE,		&pixelFmt.blueBits);
	egl.getConfigAttrib(display, config, EGL_ALPHA_SIZE,	&pixelFmt.alphaBits);

	return pixelFmt;
}

// SingleThreadColorClearCase

SingleThreadColorClearCase::SingleThreadColorClearCase (EglTestContext& eglTestCtx, const char* name, const char* description, EGLint api, EGLint surfaceType, const eglu::FilterList& filters, int numContextsPerApi)
	: MultiContextRenderCase(eglTestCtx, name, description, api, surfaceType, filters, numContextsPerApi)
{
}

void SingleThreadColorClearCase::executeForContexts (EGLDisplay display, EGLSurface surface, const Config& config, const std::vector<std::pair<EGLint, EGLContext> >& contexts)
{
	const Library&		egl			= m_eglTestCtx.getLibrary();

	const tcu::IVec2	surfaceSize	= eglu::getSurfaceSize(egl, display, surface);
	const int			width		= surfaceSize.x();
	const int			height		= surfaceSize.y();

	TestLog&			log			= m_testCtx.getLog();

	tcu::Surface		refFrame	(width, height);
	tcu::Surface		frame		(width, height);
	tcu::PixelFormat	pixelFmt	= getPixelFormat(egl, display, config.config);

	de::Random			rnd			(deStringHash(getName()));
	vector<ClearOp>		clears;
	const int			ctxClears	= 2;
	const int			numIters	= 3;

	ApiFunctions		funcs;

	m_eglTestCtx.initGLFunctions(&funcs.gl, glu::ApiType::es(2,0));

	// Clear to black using first context.
	{
		EGLint		api			= contexts[0].first;
		EGLContext	context		= contexts[0].second;
		ClearOp		clear		(0, 0, width, height, RGBA::black);

		egl.makeCurrent(display, surface, surface, context);
		EGLU_CHECK_MSG(egl, "eglMakeCurrent");

		renderClear(api, funcs, clear);
		finish(api, funcs);
		clears.push_back(clear);
	}

	// Render.
	for (int iterNdx = 0; iterNdx < numIters; iterNdx++)
	{
		for (vector<std::pair<EGLint, EGLContext> >::const_iterator ctxIter = contexts.begin(); ctxIter != contexts.end(); ctxIter++)
		{
			EGLint		api			= ctxIter->first;
			EGLContext	context		= ctxIter->second;

			egl.makeCurrent(display, surface, surface, context);
			EGLU_CHECK_MSG(egl, "eglMakeCurrent");

			for (int clearNdx = 0; clearNdx < ctxClears; clearNdx++)
			{
				ClearOp clear = computeRandomClear(rnd, width, height);

				renderClear(api, funcs, clear);
				clears.push_back(clear);
			}

			finish(api, funcs);
		}
	}

	// Read pixels using first context. \todo [pyry] Randomize?
	{
		EGLint		api		= contexts[0].first;
		EGLContext	context	= contexts[0].second;

		egl.makeCurrent(display, surface, surface, context);
		EGLU_CHECK_MSG(egl, "eglMakeCurrent");

		readPixels(api, funcs, frame);
	}

	egl.makeCurrent(display, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_CONTEXT);
	EGLU_CHECK_MSG(egl, "eglMakeCurrent");

	// Render reference.
	renderReference(refFrame, clears, pixelFmt);

	// Compare images
	{
		bool imagesOk = tcu::pixelThresholdCompare(log, "ComparisonResult", "Image comparison result", refFrame, frame, RGBA(1,1,1,1) + pixelFmt.getColorThreshold(), tcu::COMPARE_LOG_RESULT);

		if (!imagesOk)
			m_testCtx.setTestResult(QP_TEST_RESULT_FAIL, "Image comparison failed");
	}
}

// MultiThreadColorClearCase

enum
{
	NUM_CLEARS_PER_PACKET	= 2 //!< Number of clears performed in one context activation in one thread.
};

class ColorClearThread;

typedef de::SharedPtr<ColorClearThread>	ColorClearThreadSp;
typedef de::SharedPtr<de::Semaphore>	SemaphoreSp;

struct ClearPacket
{
	ClearPacket (void)
	{
	}

	ClearOp			clears[NUM_CLEARS_PER_PACKET];
	SemaphoreSp		wait;
	SemaphoreSp		signal;
};

class ColorClearThread : public de::Thread
{
public:
	ColorClearThread (const Library& egl, EGLDisplay display, EGLSurface surface, EGLContext context, EGLint api, const ApiFunctions& funcs, const std::vector<ClearPacket>& packets)
		: m_egl		(egl)
		, m_display	(display)
		, m_surface	(surface)
		, m_context	(context)
		, m_api		(api)
		, m_funcs	(funcs)
		, m_packets	(packets)
	{
	}

	void run (void)
	{
		for (std::vector<ClearPacket>::const_iterator packetIter = m_packets.begin(); packetIter != m_packets.end(); packetIter++)
		{
			// Wait until it is our turn.
			packetIter->wait->decrement();

			// Acquire context.
			m_egl.makeCurrent(m_display, m_surface, m_surface, m_context);

			// Execute clears.
			for (int ndx = 0; ndx < DE_LENGTH_OF_ARRAY(packetIter->clears); ndx++)
				renderClear(m_api, m_funcs, packetIter->clears[ndx]);

			finish(m_api, m_funcs);
			// Release context.
			m_egl.makeCurrent(m_display, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_CONTEXT);

			// Signal completion.
			packetIter->signal->increment();
		}
	}

private:
	const Library&					m_egl;
	EGLDisplay						m_display;
	EGLSurface						m_surface;
	EGLContext						m_context;
	EGLint							m_api;
	const ApiFunctions&				m_funcs;
	const std::vector<ClearPacket>&	m_packets;
};

MultiThreadColorClearCase::MultiThreadColorClearCase (EglTestContext& eglTestCtx, const char* name, const char* description, EGLint api, EGLint surfaceType, const eglu::FilterList& filters, int numContextsPerApi)
	: MultiContextRenderCase(eglTestCtx, name, description, api, surfaceType, filters, numContextsPerApi)
{
}

void MultiThreadColorClearCase::executeForContexts (EGLDisplay display, EGLSurface surface, const Config& config, const std::vector<std::pair<EGLint, EGLContext> >& contexts)
{
	const Library&		egl			= m_eglTestCtx.getLibrary();

	const tcu::IVec2	surfaceSize	= eglu::getSurfaceSize(egl, display, surface);
	const int			width		= surfaceSize.x();
	const int			height		= surfaceSize.y();

	TestLog&			log			= m_testCtx.getLog();

	tcu::Surface		refFrame	(width, height);
	tcu::Surface		frame		(width, height);
	tcu::PixelFormat	pixelFmt	= getPixelFormat(egl, display, config.config);

	de::Random			rnd			(deStringHash(getName()));

	ApiFunctions		funcs;

	m_eglTestCtx.initGLFunctions(&funcs.gl, glu::ApiType::es(2,0));

	// Create clear packets.
	const int						numPacketsPerThread		= 2;
	int								numThreads				= (int)contexts.size();
	int								numPackets				= numThreads * numPacketsPerThread;

	vector<SemaphoreSp>				semaphores				(numPackets+1);
	vector<vector<ClearPacket> >	packets					(numThreads);
	vector<ColorClearThreadSp>		threads					(numThreads);

	// Initialize semaphores.
	for (vector<SemaphoreSp>::iterator sem = semaphores.begin(); sem != semaphores.end(); ++sem)
		*sem = SemaphoreSp(new de::Semaphore(0));

	// Create packets.
	for (int threadNdx = 0; threadNdx < numThreads; threadNdx++)
	{
		packets[threadNdx].resize(numPacketsPerThread);

		for (int packetNdx = 0; packetNdx < numPacketsPerThread; packetNdx++)
		{
			ClearPacket& packet = packets[threadNdx][packetNdx];

			// Threads take turns with packets.
			packet.wait		= semaphores[packetNdx*numThreads + threadNdx];
			packet.signal	= semaphores[packetNdx*numThreads + threadNdx + 1];

			for (int clearNdx = 0; clearNdx < DE_LENGTH_OF_ARRAY(packet.clears); clearNdx++)
			{
				// First clear is always full-screen black.
				if (threadNdx == 0 && packetNdx == 0 && clearNdx == 0)
					packet.clears[clearNdx] = ClearOp(0, 0, width, height, RGBA::black);
				else
					packet.clears[clearNdx] = computeRandomClear(rnd, width, height);
			}
		}
	}

	// Create and launch threads (actual rendering starts once first semaphore is signaled).
	for (int threadNdx = 0; threadNdx < numThreads; threadNdx++)
	{
		threads[threadNdx] = ColorClearThreadSp(new ColorClearThread(egl, display, surface, contexts[threadNdx].second, contexts[threadNdx].first, funcs, packets[threadNdx]));
		threads[threadNdx]->start();
	}

	// Signal start and wait until complete.
	semaphores.front()->increment();
	semaphores.back()->decrement();

	// Read pixels using first context. \todo [pyry] Randomize?
	{
		EGLint		api		= contexts[0].first;
		EGLContext	context	= contexts[0].second;

		egl.makeCurrent(display, surface, surface, context);
		EGLU_CHECK_MSG(egl, "eglMakeCurrent");

		readPixels(api, funcs, frame);
	}

	egl.makeCurrent(display, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_CONTEXT);
	EGLU_CHECK_MSG(egl, "eglMakeCurrent");

	// Join threads.
	for (int threadNdx = 0; threadNdx < numThreads; threadNdx++)
		threads[threadNdx]->join();

	// Render reference.
	for (int packetNdx = 0; packetNdx < numPacketsPerThread; packetNdx++)
	{
		for (int threadNdx = 0; threadNdx < numThreads; threadNdx++)
		{
			const ClearPacket& packet = packets[threadNdx][packetNdx];
			for (int clearNdx = 0; clearNdx < DE_LENGTH_OF_ARRAY(packet.clears); clearNdx++)
			{
				tcu::PixelBufferAccess access = tcu::getSubregion(refFrame.getAccess(),
																  packet.clears[clearNdx].x, packet.clears[clearNdx].y, 0,
																  packet.clears[clearNdx].width, packet.clears[clearNdx].height, 1);
				tcu::clear(access, pixelFmt.convertColor(packet.clears[clearNdx].color).toIVec());
			}
		}
	}

	// Compare images
	{
		bool imagesOk = tcu::pixelThresholdCompare(log, "ComparisonResult", "Image comparison result", refFrame, frame, RGBA(1,1,1,1) + pixelFmt.getColorThreshold(), tcu::COMPARE_LOG_RESULT);

		if (!imagesOk)
			m_testCtx.setTestResult(QP_TEST_RESULT_FAIL, "Image comparison failed");
	}
}

} // egl
} // deqp

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Tobias S. Harris
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Observing Japan Blog
The Prime Minister's Time
Public Opinion Aggregator
Fukuda will take the plunge
On July 29, 2008 By Tobias S. HarrisIn Observing Japan Blog
I apparently overestimated Fukuda Yasuo's strength and independence in the face of pressure from within the LDP.
Yomiuri is reporting — corroborated by Asahi and NHK — that the prime minister has settled on a cabinet reshuffle in early August. Interestingly, Yomiuri's source is Komeito chief Ota Akihiro, whose party is pushing hard for an election at the start of next year (and is more generally flexing its muscles).
I am no more convinced of the rightness of this decision than before. Much will depend on who stays, who goes, and who joins the ranks. Suffice to say, if this man stays, the exercise will have been futile.
But it is difficult to see what Mr. Fukuda will gain from this move. He has shown that if hounded enough by the media, he will cave. Like Abe Shinzo before him, he has shown that the prime minister's supposed power to control personnel is illusory in the face of concerted pressure from within the LDP. This will do nothing to stem the rising tide of speculation about Mr. Fukuda's departure and the campaign to replace him.
A reshuffle will not make the government any more popular (over anything longer than the short term), any less paralyzed or any more capable of tackling the daunting agenda facing Mr. Fukuda. It will, however, reinforce the impression of Japan's being poorly managed and beset by political chaos.
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Samsung's Galaxy S3 SGH-I747 (from AT&T) is one of the smartphones which has many custom ROMs created especially for it. Such an example is Jedi Invasion.
This tool is powered by Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean. But how to install it on your I747? Easy: by reading our tutorial.
First, find out what you need to do beforehand: root the Galaxy S3 (via our own guide), see if it is unlocked, activate the USB debugging, install CWM Recovery, charge it if the battery is almost empty, save your important data and make as many backups as you feel like.
Step one to perform in order to on your handset tells you to grab the file online, move the archive to the internal memory card of the SGH-I747 and then turn the latter off.
Step two needs you to restart the phone in a mode called Recovery like this: select and keep pressed at the same time the keys for Home, Volume Up and Power until you see the touchscreen coming alive. Now tap on Factory Reset/Wipe Data and choose Yes to have this action confirmed.
Step 3 asks you to tap on Go Back and then opt for Mounts&Storage; now wait for the next option to appear.
When it does that, the fourth step requires you to choose Format system and confirm it, too.
Step 5: choose Go Back, tap on Install zip from SD card and a screen will appear.
Press Choose zip from SD card when that screen comes on and afterwards search the location where the file was placed on the phone's memory card, at the first step. Opt for this file and conform that the file is what you need for this process.
Step seven prompts you to select Go Back and afterwards choose Wipe Cache Partition; confirm this by choosing Yes.
Click on Go Back and select an option called Advanced. Next: choose Wipe Dalvik Cache.
[sc name="banner-jos"]For the ninth step, do the following: tap on Yes to have the previous action performed.
Step number ten needs you to select Go Back. Choose Advanced. Click on Fix Permissions and tap on Yes.
Step eleven instructs you to opt for, once again, Go Back. Follow this operation with clicking on Reboot System Now and wait approximately 8-9 minutes. That's how much the first boot needs. Now wait again, this time for the phone to open and for the operating system to launch.
Step 12 tells you to have patience for about 15 minutes, then reboot the Galaxy S3 I747.
After the rebooting ends, the AT&T smartphone will, at last, feature the Jedi Invasion custom ROM.


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Q: (C++) How to pass a local variable from main to another function's body if the value is already inputed by user in main? The only way I was able to solve this is by creating global variables like float x, y; and then using those throughout the program. I am very new to programming as it's obvious, but I've heard that is usually a bad practice to create global variables.
My guess is that the problem occurs in the void completeOperation(int z){} function as error messages basically state that both the variable x and y haven't been declared. When I declare them in that scope, it asks me to give them a value while I need a user to input the said value in main.
How can I make this work? Forgive me for having to put the whole code up. It's tiny.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void createMenu();
void completeOperation(int z);
float add(float x, float y);
float subtract(float x, float y);
float multiply(float x, float y);
float divide(float x, float y);
float greaterNumber(float x, float y);
float lesserNumber(float x, float y);

int main()
{
    float x, y;

    cout << "Enter the first real number value." << endl;
    cin >> x;
    cout << "Enter the second real number value." << endl;
    cin >> y;

    createMenu();
    int z;
    cin >> z;

    completeOperation(z);

    system("pause");
}

void createMenu()
{
    cout << "\nChoose a desired arithmetic operation by entering a number from 1 to 6. \n\n";
    cout << "1.) Addition \n2.) Subtraction \n3.) Multiplication \n4.) Division \n5.) Bigger number \n6.) Smaller number" << endl;
}

void completeOperation(int z)
{
    switch (z)
    {
    case 1:
        cout << "\nAddition: " << add(x, y) << endl;
        break;
    case 2:
        cout << "\nSubtraction: " << subtract(x, y) << endl;
        break;
    case 3:
        cout << "\nMultiplication: " << multiply(x, y) << endl;
        break;
    case 4:
        cout << "\nDivision: " << divide(x, y) << endl;
        break;
    case 5:
        cout << "\nBigger number: " << greaterNumber(x, y) << endl;
        break;
    case 6:
        cout << "\nSmaller number: " << lesserNumber(x, y) << endl;
        break;
    }
}

float add(float x, float y)
{
    return (x + y);
}
float subtract(float x, float y)
{
    return (x - y);
}
float multiply(float x, float y)
{
    return (x * y);
}
float divide(float x, float y)
{
    return (x / y);
}
float greaterNumber(float x, float y)
{
    if (x > y)
    {
        return x;
    }
    else return y;
}
float lesserNumber(float x, float y)
{
    if (x < y)
    {
        return x;
    }
    else return y;
}


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Q: Control a c program using php because my intention is to run c program from a web app void main(void){
int numb1;
int numb2;

printf("Pick a number for numb1:");
scanf("%d", &numb1);
printf("Pick a number for numb2:");
scanf("%d", &numb2);

int result = numb1 + numb2;
printf("Result of numb1 + numb2 is: %d\n", result);}

I have the following c program. I also have setup a local server to run php file that will run the c program. I have a problem to write into STDIN using php which will then be accepted by the c program to store in the variable numb1. Do you know how can i write into STDIN from php which will then be read by the c program to be processed?

A: You should compile your C program and then execute it with PHP.
That is a way that you can do it:
<?php
exec("testone.exe 125 70", $out);
print_r($out);
?>

And your c code
#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    if(argv[1])
    printf("First arg %d\n", argv[1]);
    if(argv[2])
    printf("Second arg %d", argv[2]);
    return 0;
}

You make a .exe file from your c code and then run it and give the data to it like this example


Carpooling saves gas and turns traffic delays into socializing opportunities. Find fellow riders at goloco.org and zimride.com.
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Count whales or plant trees in exotic locales--opportunities abound at greenvolunteers.com and in The Ethical Travel Guide (Earthscan) and The 100 Best Vacations to Enrich Your Life (National Geographic Books).
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What's your green new year's resolution? Share it with us in the comments section.


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package com.yxc.mamba.http;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * CommonParameter——用于管理公共参数及Header等信息
 * Created by robin on 15/12/4.
 *
 * @author yangxc
 */
class CommonParameter implements ICommonParameter {

    private static CommonParameter ourInstance;

    public static CommonParameter getInstance() {
        if (ourInstance==null){
            synchronized (CommonParameter.class){
                if (ourInstance==null){
                    ourInstance = new CommonParameter();
                }
            }
        }
        return ourInstance;
    }

    private CommonParameter() {
        normalParamMap = new HashMap<>();
        headerMap = new HashMap<>();
    }

    private Map<String, Object> normalParamMap;

    private Map<String, RequestHeader> headerMap;

    @Override
    public void addCommonParameter(String key, Object value){
        normalParamMap.put(key, value);
    }

    @Override
    public void removeCommonParameter(String key){
        normalParamMap.remove(key);
    }

    @Override
    public void clearCommonParameter(){
        normalParamMap.clear();
    }

    @Override
    public void addCommonHeader(String key, String value){
        headerMap.put(key, new RequestHeader(key, value));
    }

    @Override
    public void removeCommonHeader(String key){
        headerMap.remove(key);
    }

    @Override
    public void clearCommonHeader(){
        headerMap.clear();
    }

    @Override
    public void clearAll(){
        normalParamMap.clear();
        headerMap.clear();
    }

    @Override
    public Map<String, Object> getCommonParameters(){
        return normalParamMap;
    }

    @Override
    public Collection<RequestHeader> getCommonHeaders(){
        return headerMap.values();
    }
}


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A Thousand U.K. Students To Rally In NYC Against Hate
In this exclusive audio interview Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ talks with Professor Dominic Shellard, one of the only openly gay Vice Chancellor's of a major university in the United Kingdom. A groundbreaking event is going to take place when 1,082 De Montfort University students travel from Leicester in the United Kingdom to New York City from Tuesday January 3rd to Sunday January 8th to boost their global outlook with a mixture of academic, cultural and networking opportunities in the Big Apple. One of the highlights of the trip will occur when they demonstrate against intolerance on January 6th braving the cold for a picnic in Central Park holding banners that state "Citizens of the World." Vice Chancellor Shellard is an outspoken critic of anti-immigration rhetoric following the Brexit vote and wants to send the message that universities should be producing students who think globally. Shellard who is a recipient of the Mahatma Gandhi Seva Medal is working with citizens and university staff to counter hate crimes that are on the rise in his community just like they are here in this country since the presidential election of Donald Trump. We talked to Dominic about what he hoped to accomplish with this important peaceful rally event on January 6th and his spin on our LGBTQ issues.
When asked what his personal commitment is to LGBT civil rights Shellard stated, "First of all I've introduced at the university De Montfort University Pride because unfortunately the actual pride festival that we have in our city in Leicester takes place when our students aren't here. It takes place end of August and I always felt our students missed out in engaging with Leicester Pride. So we have our own pride festival which is a series of cultural events, celebrations and talks in February. We always try to invite people who might not be as fortunate as us to enjoy some of the tolerance we're very lucky to have in the U.K. We obviously had our Parliament vote very recently to permit gay marriage and that was a great big moment I think for the U.K. as a country. So last pride we invited 10 members from the LGBT community of Russia who are suffering terrible persecution at the moment. There is tremendous intolerance in Russia as you know for members of our community and our students raised funds to pay for 10, generally people under 25, to come over to Leicester and I think they were here for upward of 2 weeks and they forged strong links with them going forward and I think that is a very important thing. Secondly I'm the honorary president of our local LGBTQ center in Leicester. There are only 5 centers left in the U.K. now which is in itself I think a rather horrifying figure actually. So I'm very pleased to be able to have it be all quite a cursory role but I do what I can to raise the profile at our center."
Professor Dominic Shellard joined De Montfort University (DMU) in June 2010 as vice-chancellor and chief executive. During his tenure DMU has embarked upon a focused journey of improvement. Dominic has led the expansion of the international agenda, most notably with the launch of #DMUglobal in 2013, giving thousands of students an opportunity to travel and study overseas as part of their course.
For More Info: dmu.ac.uk
OUTTAKE VOICES™ NOW ON HUFFINGTON POST...:)
Kate Clinton Delivers Our LGBT Year End Review & More (AUDIO)
In this exclusive audio interview Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ talks with Kate Clinton our favorite political humorist about her annual LGBT year end review and chat about what 2017 may bring our LGBT community. This has been an extremely difficult year for our LGBT community especially with the election of Donald Trump. For the past few weeks we have watched as Trump has been picking the most homophobic, transphobic, racist, xenophobic and misogynistic candidates to fill his White House administration team including unconstitutional attempts to bring family members on his staff. Across the nation, labor, civil rights and faith leaders and others have called on President-elect Donald Trump to unequivocally denounce the hundreds of hate-fueled acts of harassment, vandalism, property destruction and assaults that have happened since his election. We talked to Kate about how she has been coping with the aftermath of the election and her spin on our LGBT issues.
When asked how she sees our LGBT community moving forward in a Trump administration Clinton stated, "Well I think historically the LGBT community has been very creative and there's a lot going on and this certainly is a challenge. On December 1st, World AIDS Day I went down to The New York City AIDS Memorial and you know you are reminded of the creativity and fierceness that the gay community reacted to AIDS and we really transformed a healthcare system and made sure we got drugs in a timely manner and we took care of each other and there was great art produced and great anger so I think that we have the resilience and we will do it again. We've had victories and we've had a very short life as a movement. So it's understandable that we'll have some setbacks but I believe in the creativity and wonderful things that we come up with. My fear is being used by the Trump administration and I think in passing the federal marriage law we really reached out and it was a great strategy reaching out to republicans like Portman of Ohio who has a gay son and therefore he supported full equality rights for gay people which I always thought like couldn't you possibly like dreamed it up yourself on your own, you have to have a son? But anyways, so I think that what I worry about now is that we could be used. We could be a wedge issue again, a pink-wash. That the Trump people they're lovely people, they have a lot of humanity, look how wonderful they are to gay people, which will drive a wedge between us and people of color and it's a dangerous thing. I think we really have to be careful how we use the Trump administration. I think to say it's the lesser of two evils, we'll pick that but it's still evil. I think we have to rely on a moral compass at this moment."
Kate Clinton is also very involved with NCLR (The National Center for Lesbian Rights) and LPAC (Lesbian Political Action Committee) conceptualized by her wife Urvashi Vaid to give lesbians a real and meaningful seat at the political table. LPAC is a political action committee (PAC) that builds the political power of LGBTQ women by electing candidates who champion LGBTQ rights, women's equality and social justice. Currently Kate is working on her new show that she'll be performing nationally in 2017.
For More Info & Appearances: kateclinton.com
Will & Anthony Nunziata Carnegie Hall Debut & New CD
In this exclusive audio interview Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ talks with entertainers Will and Anthony Nunziata about their upcoming Carnegie Hall debut with The New York Pops on December 16th and December 17th in NYC and new Christmas EP "The Gift Is You". The new XMAS EP features holiday classics as well as three original songs including the title track "The Gift Is You." The Carnegie Hall concert on December 16th and 17th entitled "Make the Season Bright" is led by New York Pops Music Director Steven Reineke with a quartet of guest stars including Broadway siblings Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway. In recent years the brothers have brought their distinct take on classic and contemporary songs to performing arts centers and theaters as well as symphony concerts with orchestras such as the Detroit Symphony, Cleveland Pops Symphony, Colorado Symphony, Lancaster Symphony, Annapolis Symphony, Cape Cod Symphony, Toledo Symphony and Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. We talked to Will and Anthony about how performing at Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops this holiday season is a dream come true as well as a thrill to release their first Christmas EP and their spin on our LGBT issues.
When asked what their personal commitment is to LGBT civil rights Will Nunziata stated, "Well I know for Anthony and I we've gotten to meet a lot of people throughout the country from the LGBTQ community and we've had great conversations with them. I think it comes down to first and foremost a conversation and listening to peoples stories and hearing where they're coming from, how they're feeling especially in these times when we obviously have a lot of people in the country and in this world who may not agree with or support marriage equality for instance. I fervently believe that love is love is love and love is a human right for all people and so for Anthony and I to continue to commit ourselves to entertaining and inspiring, we hope that can help lead to leading policy makers in this country and in the world to truly make it possible to have laws, all laws, equal rights for everyone on all accounts."
Will and Anthony Nunziata are the Brooklyn-born, classically trained singers, entertainers, recording artists, funny-men and advocates of arts in education. Separately, Will is an acclaimed stage director and is the concert director for many of Broadway's leading ladies including Tony Award Winner Lillias White. While Anthony an emerging songwriter, is currently collaborating with legendary songwriters. They are also extremely proud to have created their Arts in Education Outreach Program "Arts Matter!" wish their mission to provide young people with the tools and encouragement to set and reach their goals in the arts. Will and Anthony also conduct master class workshops for singers and actors in elementary school, middle school, high school and college giving students constructive criticism on their song selections and acting technique, all the while creating a safe and fun environment for everyone. For Carnegie Hall Concert Tickets December 16th & 17th
For More Info: willandanthony.com
Kate Clinton Delivers Our LGBT Year End Review & M...


My sister has completed her Bachelor's degree. She is currently not working and she lives in Tarikere. We come from an upper middle class, nuclear family background with moderate values.
I'm successfully employed as a Doctor in a government firm. I belong to the Adi Karnataka caste and am looking for a match from the same community. To describe about my family, we are a nuclear family with strong traditional values. I reside in the beautiful city of Chikmagalur.


Verizon and Samsung announced their plan to bring one of the first commercial 5G smartphones to market in the first half of 2019. The companies will unveil a proof of concept, powered by the upcoming flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon Mobile Platform with the Snapdragon X50 5G NR modem and antenna modules with integrated RF transceiver, RF front-end and antenna elements, at the annual Qualcomm Snapdragon Technology Summit in Maui this week. This is the result of years of collaboration to deploy an end-to-end solution for commercial 5G services using Samsung network equipment and personal devices.
Verizon launched the world's first commercial 5G service in October when 5G Home went live in Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles and Sacramento. Verizon 5G mobility service will go live in early 2019 and expand rapidly. Once available, Samsung 5G smartphone users will immediately benefit from the speed and capacity of Verizon's 5G Ultra-Wideband network, and over time, experience all the new and exciting services, games and features that will be available.


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Manchester Worker Bee: Mark Ashmore, Film Director and MD, Future Artists
By Yvonne Goldsmith-Rybka
Derbyshire born, Manchester based, anti-establishment, modern day anarchist and entrepreneur Mark Ashmore doesn't believe in doing anything by the book. Or by halves. His early acting career gave him a taste for the creative, behind-the-lens world of producing and directing. He shot his first feature film, The Lost Generation in 2013.
He didn't stop there. He launched Future Artists, 'a socially conscious collective of artists, creative thinkers and entrepreneurs working across a variety of art forms' in 2009. Attracted by the cheaper rents on Chapel Street but unable to secure a bank loan, they opened Home Of Honest Coffee, a coffee shop, creative and free co-working space – motto 'Why pay to work in the city?' – thanks to funding from 155 Kickstarter backers, with profits firing straight back into the creative community that helped him. He repeated the process and secured the empty premises next door for Future Artists Studios which opened in June with an interactive photographic exhibition by Lawrence Watson.
Always wanting to give something back, and show budding hopefuls that if he can do it, anyone can (armed with the right tools and steely determination), Mark is about to run one day workshops for budding entrepreneurs on how to launch a start-up business and life skills of the entrepreneur.
What got you started in your field of work?
Frustration. Future Artists was born in 2009 during the Manchester International Festival. If you do interesting work, and talk about it enough on social media, people will back and support you. Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible. That's the beauty of what we do, finding new ways to generate income got us started and it's how we evolved, showing others this is how you can do it too.
Who have been the biggest influences on your work?
On my film work and the culture of my companies, George Lucas. Everyone in Hollywood turned him down, but he found a way to do things for himself. For £10 million, a relatively small budget at the time, by pretty much inventing the special effects industry and Pixar, he managed to make Star Wars, one of the most influential films of all times. His pioneering spirit is what I am passionate about. And the Future Artists concept was based on United Artists formed by Charlie Chaplin who had complete creative control over his work. He wasn't dictated to by the money men and that maverick approach is everything we stand for.
What is your proudest achievement so far?
All this. I always wanted to work in film production and had directed my first full length feature, The Lost Generation, by the age of 31. Then I thought, 'I've made it, what do I do now?' So I took all that knowledge and put it back into the community, with Honest Coffee. The fact that people believed in us and funded our start-up, actually gave us the money to open, is amazing. Future Artist Studios was built the same way, fully funded in two weeks. It's quiet beautiful really.
What does your typical day involve?
I work a four day week as health is the most important thing. I make to-do lists. What I can achieve in those four days. I focus on the stuff that needs to get done and delegate to my team. My day starts around 7am and I try to finish by 7pm.
And how do you relax on your days off?
I jump on a train and go to a new place. I might book a hotel when I get there. I walk. I sit in a pub. I did a lot of backpacking in the past, on my own, around Asia and America. I love to travel. And eventually, I want to live by the sea.
What is the best advice you have been given, or can give?
My Dad used to say 'if it was easy, everybody would be doing it.' My advice would be don't quit, figure out another way to do it. Because if you've got the drive you can achieve anything.
If things hadn't worked out, what else could you have seen yourself doing?
Well things haven't really worked out on this journey, they constantly keep changing. I mean, I don't even know where I'm heading (apart from that beach in Abersoch) but I can't see myself doing anything else. I'm having fun at the moment.
Tell us one thing about yourself people might be surprised to hear!
I'm dyslexic but never let that hold you back.
Red or Blue?
I'm a Tottenham fan!
Name your three favourite places in Manchester.
This & That. That's sustained me over the years as you get a massive meal in there for about £4.50. Albert's Schloss is my favourite bar. You can see money's been spent on it, but spent well. And The Portico Library, a secret gem. I've been in there a few times. It was like the internet of its day.
If you could change one thing about Manchester, what would it be?
The council and the leaders of the city should understand the effects of all the gentrification that they impose. There is a huge disconnect between their vision and that of the people. They need to consult at grass roots level and introduce more creative thinking, and stop pushing out the independents.
And finally, what do you love most about Manchester?
The independent spirit and people that get it. A place where you can fail spectacularly, yet somehow still succeed.
History Of Video Games – Ready Player One – Future Artists Studios (August 27 to September 11
The workshops start in September in Manchester and London
www.futureartists.co.uk
Future Artists, Manchester Worker Bee Interviews, Salford
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NOTE: Commercial collection agencies are required to register with the state using the Florida Division of Consumer Finance's (DOCF) online licensing system (REAL).
property, or service which was the subject of the transaction was primarily for commercial purposes and not primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, whether or not such obligation has been reduced to judgment. The term "claim" or "commercial claim" includes an obligation of a person who is comaker, endorser, guarantor, or surety as well as the person to whom such credit was originally extended.
(2) "Commercial collection agency" means any person engaged, as a primary or secondary business activity, in the business of soliciting commercial claims for collection or in the business of collecting commercial claims, asserted to be owed or due to another person, regardless of whether the collection efforts are directed at the primary debtor or some other source of payment.
solely for the purpose of facilitating collection of such commercial claim for another.
(4) "Out-of-state collector" means any person or business entity engaged in the business of soliciting commercial claims for collection or of collecting commercial claims whose business activities in this state are limited to collecting commercial claims by means of interstate communications, including telephone, mail, or facsimile transmission, originating from outside this state.
S.J.R. No. 2144 (End) of the 2005 First Reg. Sess. of the 19th Leg.).
than one-half of the income of such person arises from the business of soliciting commercial claims for collection or collecting commercial claims.
(b) A financial institution authorized to do business in this state and any wholly owned subsidiary and affiliate thereof.
(c) A licensed real estate broker.
(d) A title insurance company authorized to do business in this state.
(e) A collection agency which is not primarily engaged in the collection of commercial claims. "Not primarily engaged in the collection of commercial claims" means that less than one-half of the collection revenue of such agency arises from the collection of commercial claims.
(f) A consumer finance company and any wholly owned subsidiary and affiliate thereof. (g) A person licensed pursuant to chapter 520.
(i) An out-of-state collector as defined in this part.
(j) An FDIC-insured institution or subsidiary or affiliate thereof.


Limited to 10 exhibitors, the British Nursing Job Fair is exclusively for employers and is the only recruitment exhibition of it's kind in Australia for NHS Trusts, Independent Hospitals and Healthcare Organisations in the UK to directly recruit Nurses.
Interested in learning more? Register your interest.


This is the so-called campus.
It is not a school mood.
"Will you do the chairman of the day?"
My homeroom teacher asked me that way.
Instructions arrive at lunch break time.
Please announce that, put it together, others.
For the time being, I go to a shared toilet.
"Return urgently to the classroom."
She sinks until the campus broadcast.
I can not eat lunch slowly.
with the intention of thorough anti-war.


Well what an amazing afternoon! With all the great weather we've been having, we quickly decided to squeeze our Year 5&6 Sports Day into this week! The sun was shining, the field filled with parents and the children were full of excitement; the perfect recipe for a successful Sports Day! Mr Rees welcomed every one, at 1:15, and then we immediately launched into our first race! Every year, the four houses (Hafren, Llwyd, Wysg and Ebbw) battle it out for the coveted St. Julian's House Trophy! There was skipping, sprinting, relay racing, shotput throwing, javlin throwing, long jumping and lots of running! Pupils who won, got to stand on the podium to have their photograph taken (See Flickr Photo Stream). We were also lucky enough to have a visit from Kris Burton, a rugby player from the Gwent Dragons, who helped to decide 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, for each race. This year, Hafren managed to win and ran their victory lap around the track, holding their trophy.
We had a fantastic afternoon and all the children enjoyed themselves; we're so proud of them all! We're also really grateful to our staff, particularly Mrs Cooke, for organising the afternoon.


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import { Path } from 'fake-path';
import { InterfaceFromTypesPackage } from 'fake-types-lib';

export interface Interface {
}
export type Type = number | string;
export interface InterfaceWithFields {
	field: Type;
	field2: Interface;
	field3: InterfaceFromTypesPackage;
}
export interface File {
	path: Path;
}

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Q: Filtering set of rows with XSLT i have troubles filtering with XSLT, basically i have an xml, where i would like to get only those items where the Due Date falls into interval of 3 months ... i've written the following:
<xsl:variable name="TaskRows" select="/dsQueryResponse/Tasks/Rows/Row[@DueDate > $IsoBeginQuartDate AND @DueDate < $IsoEndQuartDate]"/>

But I get an error: "Failed seting processor stylesheet: expected token ']' found 'NAME' ...
IsoDates are calculated and formated dates in ISO format ...
Any idea, how to do it, or i can't use "AND" when filtering?
PS: i'm using XSLT 1.0

A: There is case-sensitivity at work here! Try using 'and' instead of 'AND'.

A: Unfortunately in XSLT 1.0, you can't compare dates to see if a date is between two values.
What you could do is something like this:
<!-- Make sure to format this variables as YYYYMMDD -->
<xsl:variable name="$IsoBeginQuartDate">20130101</xsl:variable>
<xsl:variable name="$IsoBeginQuartDate">20131231</xsl:variable>

<!-- Make sure @DueDate also has the format YYYYMMDD, in this example I assume the DueDate has format YYYY-MM-DD -->
<xsl:variable name="TaskRows" select="/dsQueryResponse/Tasks/Rows/Row[translate(@DueDate, '-', '') > $IsoBeginQuartDate and translate(@DueDate, '-', '') < $IsoEndQuartDate]"/>

You now get errors, because > and < or not supported for strings or dates.


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Béla Sanders (eigentlich Hans Schubert; * 11. Januar 1905 in Elberfeld, heute Wuppertal; † 2. Februar 1980 in Braunschweig) war ein deutscher Orchesterleiter.

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Hans Schubert absolvierte ein Musikstudium am Frankfurter Konservatorium.  Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg nahm er den Künstlernamen Béla Sanders an und gründete das Orchester Béla Sanders and his Tango-Orchestra,  mit dem er 1953 bis 1959 mehrere Schallplatten bei Teldec einspielte. Das Orchester wurde bald eines der bekanntesten Tanzorchester Deutschlands.

Zu Beginn der 1960er Jahre wechselte er mit seinem nun Orchester Béla Sanders genannten Ensemble zu Philips. 1963 wurde sein Orchester vom Allgemeinen Deutscher Tanzlehrerverband zur Produktion der ersten Tanzplatte des Jahres ausgewählt.

Neben der musikalischen Unterstützung von Bällen und Tanzwettbewerben begleitete das Orchester Béla Sanders viele deutsche Schlagersänger sowohl auf der Bühne als auch im Studio, darunter Vico Torriani, Wilhelm Strienz, Fred Weyrich, Renate Holm und Lilian Harvey.

Béla Sanders wurde auf dem Hauptfriedhof Braunschweig (Abt. 13) beigesetzt.

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"The construction of the BMW plant will further reinforce the Hungarian economy", Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó declared on Tuesday in a statement to Hungarian news agency MTI in response to the fact that the German car manufacturer announced that the construction of the plant will begin in spring 2020.
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"Last year was a record year for tourism, and all tourism-related records will be broken once again this year", Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said at the official opening of the Párisi Udvar Hotel Budapest on Friday in the Hungarian capital.
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While reminiscing on some occasions when my views concerning certain matters changed, it seemed apparent that the process at times involved me adopting other ancillary views prior to (or even in lieu of) their formal demonstration. In my case, that phenomenon seems particularly pervasive concerning religious questions.
For instance, both my apostasy from Rome and my repentance in Sydney were partly occasioned by viewing my previous convictions as to some extent historically contingent (in the first case discrediting my then-understanding of natural theology and in the second case discrediting some confidence I held concerning my remaining rationality.) Moreover, while some apparent implications of each shift in my views did seem distasteful at the time, acquiring a stiff upper-lip seemed desirable. Over time, a number of those respective challenges appeared easier to bear as new "bonds of affection" gradually entwined me.
While my views on religious matters have undergone considerable flux, my political views hitherto have seemingly remained fairly stable. I wonder whether those whose political views seem frequently in flux, by way of compensation, might tend to hold fast their views on religious subjects.
 John Maynard Keynes, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (London: Longmans, Green, 1936), Chapter 12, p. 134.


Maybe not exactly a concert sound piece of equipment but with built in reverb complete with bright-soft contour switch, about 50 watts output, unbalanced inputs with a high and low gain switch, in 1970 you would have felt special to have one of these........at least for a little while.
It has a few battle scars but it still works short of some noisy pots and an intermittent jack on channel 4. It's actually remarkably quiet as far S/N.
That old Altec stuff was designed to work forever-built like a tank.
The "wattage wars" was the start of the downfall (as far as i know), but they always made good gear that worked well.
Just a few years later in Canada Yorkville came up with the YVM-6. Six channels and 100 watts into 4 ohms with built in reverb!
Dave, about 1975 had a Traynor Bass head and then I bought the Mark III guitar head. The bass head had 2 EL34 Tubes and sounded like a Fender Bassman only brighter. Never tried a bass thru that amp only guitar. The Mark III had 4 EL34 and was very bright and loud. Had 2 channels and was a very clean Amp also very heavy. I used that amp for 10 years and probably changed the tubes 1 time. I always liked the Traynor PA cabs that looked like Porta potties standing up. Big alum horns on each speaker. I was told Leo Fender helped set up that company after he sold to CBS. This has nothing to do with the post but I liked Traynor Stuff, solid and always worked and a little cheaper in cost.
I don't remember anything about Mr. Fender being around Yorkville sound but I bet he knew who they were! If you get a chance give a read to the history link I posted originally, it tells of many innovations the company created. The "porta potty" or "dog dish" speakers were the YSC-7A http://traynoramps.com/legacy/vintage/product/ysc-7a/ seemed an odd way to make more of a cheap driver!
As used at the original Isle of Wight festivals.
I learned "sound" on that thing. Beat the living crap out of it actually and it still stayed in working condition. Even had the matching column speakers with it.
Graduated from that to a Yamaha EM-300 and 2 shiny-new 4115 speakers. Used the traynor as extension speakers with that or even as crude stage monitors!
in the early 70's we thought we had hit the big time with an early 1970's rack mount Tapco mixer.
If you had a Tapco 6 channel mixer with ALtec A7s-you had hit the big time.
Add in a Crown DC300 and WOW-you were cool.
Now any idiot with a couple of bucks can buy a system that makes a lot of noise-but that is about it-noise. Not quality sound.
While the gear had gotten much better-I don't feel that the "average" sound quality is any better-in fact I think it is worse-since it is so easy for people to get into the business. At least years ago it took a decent amount of money to get a sound system.


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Forza Horizon 3 is an open world racing game set around the titular "Horizon Festival". This time the festival has migrated to beautiful Australia, the painstaking attention to detail in-game doing the country proud, with newer showcase events, races and much more. These events range from speed traps and speed zones where they don't dish out fines, but rather challenge you to get three stars to increase your fans, or for bragging rights over your friends in the leader boards. Building on its predecessors, Horizon 3 far surpasses the previous title, with a vast open world and multiple events to take part in, including locating hidden items, which are placed throughout the map. The game also features competitive multiplayer. Through Forza Horizon 3 there are XP and CR boards that you can smash into the get the reward as well as barn locations which rewards you with cars. Photo mode to take photo of passing cars for Cash, photo mode is an amazing way to get your creative side out to get the perfect shot.
For every race you complete you get EXP, Cr (money) and Fans. To increase your EXP, players get to perform a number of different maneuvers with the car – drive recklessly, drift, draft, overtake or race as cleanly as possible – everything has its own reward. You will earn more Cr for the difficulty of the race and what assists you have on. The fans allow you to expand your festival, which in turn allows more access to events, showcases and PR events e.g speed traps, danger signs, drift zones and other events
Dynamic weather is more evident in Forza, from the scorching sun beaming on the car to visually appealing rain storms. Even just trekking around in the world, the weather can change from a bright sunny day to a rainstorm, making for some interesting conditions in races. Rainstorms look beautiful, but can be dangerous in Forza Horizon, as they can hamper your handling of the car on the road.
The car list has vastly expanded to now hold over 400 cars with tons of customization. The game also has a feature in the auto show called body grade presets, which can completely change the style and feel of a car. You can perform a custom upgrade yourself by picking the engine, tyres, tyre pressure, rims, body kits, spoilers, paint jobs and a ton of other stuff, but you could also sit back and let the computer do the hard work. You don't need to be a gear head to drive an excellent engine around, and Forza makes sure that all cars are ready to go from the moment you sit in.
You are but a button press away from joining an online game, such is the fluidity of the system; once in, you can race together, perform bucket list challenges either set by the team or by the community, the difficulty varying vastly. An invite to an online session will allow you to see the inviter's map, and what events are available there – however it is up to the party leader to accept a selection to a race.
Free Roam is exactly that; drive anywhere, whether on the road or hoofing it through the outback to an event, or to nowhere in particular – the choice remains yours.
Blueprint is a new feature that allow you to create a completely customised championship race; from the car type to the laps, weather and time of day, everything is under your control. This can also be used to create your own bucket list challenge which can be shared among your friends or the community.
The game is almost perfect; however, there were a few issues with traffic getting in the way during speed zones and drift areas, which ruined many a good chain. The quick camera cuts at the start and end of a race, which can be a bit distracting, but all things considered, a small gripe for an otherwise stellar game. It's not all about good looks though; as well as being visually pleasing, it is rock solid in gameplay, and runs as smoothly as any of the beautifully rendered cars' engines. Reviewed on an Xbox One, the frame rate locked in at a consistent 30 frames per second; fluid and highly enjoyable, Forza Horizon 3 is a title which will pull anyone with even a remote interest in wheeled machines, and give them a wild ride they won't soon forget.
Playground Games are adding car packs to the game periodically, and have also announced expansions for FH3, one of which is on the way later this year. No name or date has been announced just yet, but promises a winter thrill ride in less than favorable driving conditions. Snow and ice isn't usually associated with Australia, but it does receive snowfall in some regions of the continent.
Even though a free demo of the game was made available in September ahead of the game's launch for Xbox players, PC gamers were denied that; until now. If you're a PC gamer and would like to give Forza Horizon 3 a test run, it's out now on PC as a free demo as of the date of this review. It's a solid 20GB, and features a scaled down version of the map with a few races thrown in.
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UFO history: The 1974 Santurce, P.R. Film
Every so often a little bit of UFO history comes our way. This time it takes the shape of a short videoclip of a landmark documentary produced and narrated by publicist Jorge Marquina in 1975 and bearing the title "Platillos Voladores Sobre Puerto Rico: Documento Confidencial" (Flying Saucers Over Puerto Rico: A Secret File). Appearing in the sequence of images is the 1974 UFO that appeared over the former Eastern Airlines building in Santurce -- a large district of San Juan, P.R. -- during a midnight-to-morning commercial shoot for a popular rum company.
Following Mr. Marquina's exposition of the facts, the viewer sees an airliner fly over the building, then the sudden appearance of an unexplained source of light that navigates is off camera, toward the enigmatic mountain rainforest known as El Yunque.
Marquina ends by asking: "Where did it come from? What did it come for? Where did it go?" - questions that remain unclear 30 years later.
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Black and white and glam all over was the apparent unofficial theme at Saturday's Charles Finch and Chanel Pre-Oscar Dinner.
Stars such as Margot Robbie, Kristen Stewart, Stella Maxwell, Adrien Brody, Sienna Miller and Daniel Kaluuya stuck to black and white basics that look anything but basic.
Stewart rocked a chic motorcycle jacket paired with thigh high stockings while Robbie wore a tiered little black dress with beaded detail.
The men also came dressed to impress. Breakout star Daniel Kaluuya – star of 2017's "Get Out" and currently in "Black Panther" – sported a white suit over a black button-up.
This year's 10th annual event was held at Madeo restaurant.


Pair of leather armchairs, England, circa 1960. Original leather throughout includes a pleated skirt with large brass studs.
Pair of Edwardian oak and leather armchairs, England, circa 1900 Original leather upholstery, with open swept out arms on tall cabriole legs.
Pair of ball and claw armchairs, England, circa 1890. Generously sized and newly upholstered in Maharam mohair alongside beautiful detailing on the arms and feet.
Gothic oak and leather armchair, England, circa 1860. Beautiful oak frame with unique detailing and original leather upholstery. Attributed to J.P. Seddon.
Tito Agnoli for Bonacina, Italy, 1960. Set of two bamboo and leather armchairs. completely original. Good conditions. Some spots on the skin.
1920s burl walnut Queen Anne style pair of armchairs Burr walnut tops, walnut carcass and cabriole legs.
Bonacina, Italy 1960. Set of two armchairs and small table - Bamboo, leather. Smoked glass table. Perfect condition, the leather has been replaced and is exactly like the original.


I'm an aspiring writer, philanthropist, saviour of the universe and lottery winner (not necessarily in that order). However, I haven't achieved any of these things just yet but I do now have a blog so that's something!
I've now passed 30 but still wondering at what point I will actually feel like a real grown-up. I think I carry off a pretty good impression of an actual adult but constantly worry I will be found out for the childlike fraudster I am! I hope to discover that there is no such a thing as grown-up but everyone else is pretending too but I can't ask anyone to prove my theory as that would give the game away!
So in 2014 I moved from London to Geneva and then in 2016 across the Swiss border to France. Transitioning had it's ups and downs but on the whole it's been a fairly positive experience. I have two cats (yes, I am a crazy cat lady) and one husband (crazy cat man).
Recently I also started a feminist blog with a couple of friends and you can find that at www.podoftheirown.com.
Glad you managed to find me Maggie, hope you found your way out eventually!
That's the trouble with mazes – they inevitably leave you turning against your instincts!
Congrats on the new job and a following fiance! Two of my friends have lived and worked in Geneva. It sounds like a really terrific place to make some excellent professional connections — and enjoy a new country.
Thanks for following my silly page!
I am also almost 30 (turning 29 in three weeks) and still not ready to grow up. You never have to, in fact. It's an urban myth.
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Enter this into "things we didn't think we'd say in 2021" – we're celebrating Dionne Warwick as the hilarious queen of Twitter today.
Yes, really, but we'll get to that in a minute.
First, let's talk about her reign as the princess of pop, which has spanned over sixty years. The New Jersey native is hailed as one of the 40 biggest hitmakers between 1955 and 1999, and one of the most charted female singers of all time. Some of her biggest hits included "Walk on By," "Anyone Who Had a Heart, and "I Say a Little Prayer."
However, we'd kick ourselves if we didn't mention her time on the Psychic Friends Network, in which her infomercials netted her about $3 million per year from 1991-1998. If you're an 80s kid like me, you probably thought she was a psychic before you knew that she was an award-winning singer.
The 79-year-old, six-time Grammy winner is spending her golden years making everybody in the Twitterverse laugh their butts off, and we couldn't be more grateful for her humor. She credits her niece Brittani for encouraging her to join the social media platform and she's a must-follow. Her handle is @dionnewarwick.
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What Information Do Intelligence Agencies Need To Keep U.S. Safe?
It's been two weeks since the terror attacks in Paris. And we've learned more about the people who planned and executed those attacks and how easily they moved around. We're joined now by Bruce Hoffman. He's a professor at Georgetown University where he's director of the security studies program. Professor Hoffman, thanks so much for being with us.
BRUCE HOFFMAN: You're very welcome.
SIMON: Did the Paris attacks reveal anything to you that we should've known or was a revelation to you?
HOFFMAN: What struck me and was especially worrisome about them is that the perpetrators seemed to have used encrypted communications, readily available, downloadable apps like Telegram, for example, to orchestrate and organize a plot. When - look, after all, the French authorities knew that the country was under threat. There had been aborted plots, even by the same mastermind of the Paris attacks, Abdul Hakim Abaaoud (ph), going back to January. So it's not that the French authorities and, indeed, authorities across Europe weren't tracking him, but taking advantage of these communications techniques, he was able to set up, basically, plan and implement a devastating attack.
SIMON: And to the best of your knowledge, is the U.S. similarly vulnerable?
HOFFMAN: Yes, I mean, this is something that FBI Director Comey has been warning about for some years - the multiplicity of threats, firstly. I mean, 10 years ago, we basically had one enemy that was in two places - Afghanistan and Iraq. Today, we have multiple enemies. Al-Qaida hasn't gone away, but ISIS has emerged as the main one with its variegated branches spread across North and West Africa, South Asia, the Caucasus and so on. This has put, I think, tremendous pressure - and it's not just on the United States. The French are experiencing the same phenomena where law enforcement and intelligence are having to track an exponentially larger number of terrorist suspects and actual known terrorists than, I think, ever before.
SIMON: There's some officials and analysts who've blamed Edward Snowden. I wonder how you feel about that.
HOFFMAN: Well, certainly his revelations beyond just the big data mine, even the data aggregation, at least according to line analysts that I've spoken with across the intelligence community - not just the senior-level people but the people who are doing their jobs day-to-day. In the aftermath of those revelations, they have pointed to the fact that their jobs have gotten much harder at a time that terrorist groups themselves have become more geographically diffuse and more diverse and larger in number.
SIMON: I don't have to tell you, Professor Hoffman, at the same time, there were a great number of Americans who were chilled at the idea that the government could monitor their communications.
HOFFMAN: There's always going to be a trade-off in striking a balance between preserving our fundamental civil liberties and rights that make the United States the country that it is but at the same time, empowering the authorities to prevent and interdict terrorist attacks. The problem is, I think, them doing their job is getting harder. We're in an era of diminished resources, certainly. And that has come together and made us, you know, I think, facing much greater challenges in responding to a threat that's unfortunately growing and is a much higher level than we've ever seen it in the past.
SIMON: Professor, last question, and I apologize if it's personal. Knowing as much about this as you do, do you live any differently because of it?
HOFFMAN: I was across the street, actually, from the Pentagon when American Airlines Flight 77 slammed into it 14 years ago. So unfortunately, on a variety of levels in the past decade and a half, terrorism has become very personal experience for me, not least when I was in Iraq with the Coalition Provisional Authority. But the answer is no, I live my life the same. I advise people still to travel, not to be intimidated. Terrorism only works if we become fearful of it. And also, it only works if we compromise our fundamental civil liberties and rights. So I think we have to be mindful of the threat, we have to take it seriously, we have to be prepared to effectively counter it. But at the end of the day, though, we shouldn't change our lifestyle. We shouldn't change the fundamental way that we live as Americans.
SIMON: Bruce Hoffman, director of the security studies program at Georgetown. Thanks so much for being with us.
HOFFMAN: You're very welcome. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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OUTFIT OF THE DAY: J HUD!
MISS J HUD WORKED THIS DRESS AT MICHAEL KORS FASHION SHOW....SHE SURE IS SKINNY. AS A PLUS SIZE WOMAN MY DESIRE TO BE "THIS" SMALL HAS NEVER BEEN A THOUGHT I JUST WANT TO BE HEALTHY IF A SMALLER WAIST COMES WITH THAT SO BE IT BUT THIS SMALL WILL MAKE ME LOOK LIKE A BOBBLE HEAD.
it's my signature style lmao! I mean If my grammar is that serious to you I will. <<<<<look I just did Missash that is just the look I am trying not to have. My face is always been fat so no matter the size of the body. I will forever have this big head so that skinty will not work. @style yes who you telling clothes are no easy task but hey you make it look easy.
Why do "fat" girls hate on "skinny" girls by calling them bobble heads? Then defend their defiance by saying they want to be a healthy weight (which is fine & dandy) not 'Skinty'..
#POW you go girl! And everyone has their own opinions on what is attractive and what is not. Personally I am blessed with being able to style my larger frame (as yourself), and I still work harder to stay fit. And be COMFORTABLE..so I am also on a weightloss goal. Hcg and a version of atkins. Both are very succesful. How is your diet/lifestyle going now (post hcg video)?
J-Hud used to say the same thing, about not wanting to be "too" small. I didn't believe her then, and I don't believe you now. I think it's a case of lack of confidence, and sour grapes. When you don't really think you can achieve something, or when you're not willing to invest the time and energy to achieve something, you act like you didn't want it in the first place. Like so many other 'former fatties", once J-Hud embraced a healthier lifestyle, she found herself slimming down and loving it too. I've seen stars who lose weight to the point where they become emaciated, or they just look hungry and uncomfortable (LeAnn Rimes for example, when she found her new man). Anyway, Jennifer Hudson is far from being at at that level.
Hi I love your hair do u have a tutorial online where i can see how to do this style i have to wear this hair for a wedding i'm in next week please help!!!!!


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