Apache
I have a set of Django Log files, for which I have the appropriate logger set to write out messages. However each time it creates a new log file, the permissions on the file don't allow me to start the shell, and at times cause issues with apache.
I have ran chmod -Rv 777 on the directory, which sets all the permissions so we can do what we like, but the next logfile created, goes back to some default.
How can I set permissions on the logfiles to be created
Marc
Answer link : https://codehunter.cc/a/apache/setting-write-permissions-on-django-log-files

Hello! I have received a few questions about EMDR and my personal experience with it. I decided to make a post detailing EMDR, how it can be directly applied to VCUGs (from my own experience with it), and the research supporting it. That way, survivors can decide if it is right for them and they will know what to expect. Without further ado....
What is EMDR and why does it work?
EMDR, also called Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, is a type of therapy that was designed to alleviate the distress associated with traumatic memories. During EMDR therapy, the patient "attends to emotionally disturbing material in brief sequential doses while simultaneously focusing on an external stimulus" (EMDR Institute). EMDR was accidentally discovered in 1987 by Francine Shapiro, she realized that eye movements appeared to decrease negative emotions associated with her distressing memories. She began to test this on others and found that they had the same response to eye movements. Currently, psychologists aren't really sure why EMDR works the way it does. However, it is theorized that it helps the two brain halves communicate, allows patients to process memories in a less traumatic way (compared to talk therapy, the previous gold standard for trauma), and that bilateral stimulation bypasses the area of the brain that is stuck due to trauma. Even though they aren't sure WHY it works, they are quite sure that it is effective.
Is EMDR actually effective?
More than 30 controlled studies have been done to test EMDR, all of which had positive outcomes. In fact, one study showed that 84%-90% of single-trauma victims no longer had PTSD following only three 90 minute sessions. Another study found that 100% of single-trauma victims and 77% of multiple trauma victims no longer had PTSD after six 50 minute sessions. Previously, talk therapy was believed to be the most effective treatment of trauma. However, this typically took years to fully heal, while EMDR has proven to work in a limited number of sessions.
What does EMDR therapy look like?
When EMDR first began, it was believed that the only method was through rapid eye movements, usually completed by a therapist moving their fingers at a specific pace. Nowadays, there are many different ways to complete EMDR. You can use rapid eye movement, done in office by a licensed therapist or can be done online (with the guidance of a therapist). My EMDR therapist uses https://activeemdr.com/. This website has a blue ball that bounces back and forth on the screen. EMDR can also be done through physical touch (touching your right then left shoulder and repeating, can be done by self or therapist), sound (right, left, right, left at continuous intervals), and can even be done on a Nintendo Switch! If you have two joy-cons, you can program them to vibrate between the left and right to mimic bilateral stimulation. Personally, I have done sight (see blue ball above) and touch (touching my own shoulders to the sound from the blue ball..... I have terrible rhythm).
The eight phases of EMDR (with my personal experience involving VCUGs, no graphic descriptions of trauma)
Phase 1: History taking
This phase involves assessments of the client's readiness and development of a treatment plan. This phase identifies "targets" which will be used for processing. These can include distressing memories and current distressing situations.
For me, this involved asking questions about my childhood, my trauma (you don't have to go into detail, most therapists are okay with a general overview). My therapist asked about previous therapies, PTSD symptoms, my mental and emotional state, and other general questions about my life and well-being. I found this part to be relatively easy (with the hardest part being learning to trust my therapist enough to share my trauma).
Phase 2: Coping skills and Preparation
This phase involves a full explanation of EMDR and what to expect from sessions. Most therapists also teach coping skills here to use before, during, and after sessions. This is the best time to ask questions about the process and address any concerns you may have.
For me, this phase took several weeks as I have multiple traumas and my therapist wanted to ensure that I had the appropriate coping skills to process. Some of these coping skills included "the box" (where I create a box in my mind and imagine putting my traumatic memories in, for example if I am processing a memory about my VCUG and I start to have thoughts/images of trauma involving my parents, I "imagine" putting those memories in the box and locking them away so I can focus on the memory at hand. We also use this at the end of every session, putting all memories from the session in the box to keep them from bleeding into my personal life), "spiral technique" (in this, I imagine my energy flowing as a spiral in my body. It can be counterclockwise or clockwise, then I imagine it flowing the opposite way), "safe space" (which I imagined my safe space to go if I become overwhelmed by the memories. This can also include a safe space for my "child selves", all of which are the ages of my trauma with a specific safe space for each. I was quite young when I had my VCUG done, so I imagine a safe space that an 18 month old would enjoy), "body relaxation" (where I tense and then relax each individual area of my body, starting at my head and going to my feet), and "the room" (this was a room I imagined that I could be with my "support selves", versions of myself that are supportive. The room can be anyway you imagine, and the supportive selves can be any version of yourself. For example, one of mine is "Nacho", a reference to my cat in which my supportive self is the version of myself that is protective and loving towards my cat.)
Phase 3: Assessment (part 2)
Yes, another assessment stage. This stage lays out the foundation for the EMDR work. You and your therapist will work to identify your "target list", a list of traumatic memories that will be reprocessed. This may be more in-depth than the previous history taking/assessment phase. However, you do not have to go into detail and share every aspect of your trauma if you do not want to. Instead, you just work to identify those areas.
For me, this phase involved digging deep into my most traumatic memories and prioritizing which will be processed first. I decided to start with lesser memories, with my most traumatic (aka my VCUGs) to be last as I figured they would be the most difficult).
Phase 4: Desensitization
Finally, EMDR begins. This involves three separate thoughts. First, the eye movements (or other bilateral stimulation). Second, the memory itself. Usually, this is an image or specific moments from the trauma. Third, a negative belief about self. This is usually a phrase that the traumatic memory made you believe about yourself (think "I am not good enough", "I am not safe", "I don't deserve love"). This phase involves short (usually less than a minute) bursts of these three things. Watching the ball (or listening, tapping, etc.), repeating the negative belief, and imagining the traumatic memory. As humans, we cannot multitask well, making this phase less of doing all three at the same time and more of bouncing between the three. This phase also involves noticing bodily sensations and emotions that arise during processing.
For the remainder of this post, I will not refer to my processing of the actual VCUG memory (to be sensitive to triggers and so that survivors can read this post without graphic descriptions). Instead, I will refer to the first part of the memory (aka "the lobby", the memory I have right before my VCUGs). In this phase, I would follow the blue ball back and forth (it is quite fast and at times hard to keep up, however it is not important to follow the ball perfectly. Just try to follow the best you can, missing a couple of bounces won't cause EMDR to fail), imagine the worst part of the memory (being in the lobby, surrounded by only adults with no kids present, feeling all alone and isolated), and my negative belief ("I am not safe here", "I am not in control", "I cannot trust anyone"). Negative beliefs are set by you, and can be changed at any time. Your therapist will ask at the beginning to rate how traumatic the memory feels on a scale of 1-10. After a few attempts of doing these three things, they will ask to reassess. This will repeat until the number is at 0 (something that I thought I would never reach with my VCUG, I started at an 8). The therapist may also ask how you are feeling, if there are any bodily sensations, if you are becoming overwhelmed or dissociated, and adjust the treatment as needed. If there are strong bodily sensations, then you may focus on that while processing rather than the memory. For my VCUG memory, this manifested in pain where my kidneys are and nausea (a memory from the antibiotics I took). This phase ends when the memory is at 0.
Phase 5: Installation
This phase is similar to Phase 4, it still involves bilateral stimulation. However, now it involves the opposite positive belief and a scale of 1-7. These bursts are also much shorter. This phase continues until you reach a "7", where you believe the positive belief is completely true.
For me, this phase was very similar to phase 4. It involves three things again, the bilateral stimulation (blue ball), the memory, and the positive belief ("I am strong", "I deserve good things", "I am safe now", "I am in control"). Once again, this is less of all three and more bouncing between the three (ball, memory, belief). This continues until you believe it is true.
Phase 6: Body scan
The patient holds in mind the traumatic event and the positive belief while scanning the body for any tightness, tension, or other unusual bodily sensations. If there are no sensations, this phase ends. If there is a lingering sensation, then you can use bilateral stimulation while focusing on the sensation until it is gone, and then repeating until there are no unusual sensations.
For me, this phase is very short. I haven't had any unusual sensations after EMDR and I can usually just move on to Phase 7. On occasion, I will process any tension in my body.
Phase 7: Closure
The therapist will help you return to a state of calm and the present moment (this can be done AFTER the memory is fully reprocessed or at the end of the session if the memory is not completed). This may involve coping skills (see Phase 2), and assessing the original memory and your positive beliefs.
For me, this involves deep breathing, relaxing, and trying to come back to my present surroundings. It also involves putting the original memory in the "Box". My therapist also tells me the plan for next week at this time, usually the memory we will be working on so I can process over the next week.
Phase 8: Reevaluation
This occurs at the beginning of the following session. The therapist will discuss the previous traumatic memory and assess if it still feels like a 0 and if the positive belief is still a 7. It also deals with any memories that have arisen over the previous week related to the memory. If the memory is a 0 and the belief is still a 7, the memory is processed. It will only be revisited if something comes up or if it begins to bother you again.
This phase is short, for me at least. I have never had a memory increase from a 0, so usually this is just a short chat on how I am feeling.
What does EMDR feel like?
EMDR feels different for every person. For me, it feels like the memory (once traumatic and hard to think about) is more distant. Like there is a wall between me and the memory, thinking about it does not elicit an emotional reaction anymore. I still remember it, I didn't forget it through EMDR, it just feels less important and further away. I also feel lighter, especially after finishing my processing of the VCUG. It felt like a weight was lifted off my shoulders. I searched online to see how others describe EMDR as feeling,
"The problem that brought you to therapy often feels less significant, and old triggers won't have their usual effect. You may find that you are no longer scared or anxious about things that once bothered you."
"Instead of re-living the memory every time I thought about it, it became harmless like a photo on a wall."
"It is weird"
"I am only here now because of EMDR. I faced everything that I'd buried, as well as what was at the forefront and everything is so much calmer and quieter now. It gave me back my life"
Are there risks to EMDR?
There are risks to everything, including EMDR. Currently, there are no reports of dangerous side effects. The side effects that may occur include feeling uncomfortable, new memories surfacing, intense emotions (these may occur during or after the session and can include agitation, feeling "on edge", sadness, anger, etc.), physical sensations (muscle tension, crying, tingling), vivid dreams (EMDR can trigger new and intense dreams, this means that your brain is reprocessing your memories. It may be overwhelming, but it is not a bad thing), and feeling more sensitive than usual.
There is something called "EMDR fatigue", which typically occurs in the hours or days after a session. Because your brain is reprocessing a difficult memory (and continues processing even after the session), you may feel more tired than usual. I felt a lot more irritable the day after, but it usually went away before the next session. If you are feeling side effects that continue to the next session, it may be good to take a break from EMDR until it resolves. Usually, if I am feeling particularly traumatized and upset, then instead of processing my therapist and I use talk therapy that week and try again the following week.
How long does EMDR take?
That depends. I wish I could say "X weeks" as a definitive answer. Some memories may take a few sessions, others may take 20 minutes. My VCUG alone took 5 weeks (one week for my "lobby" memory, 3 weeks for the VCUG itself, and 1 week for my memories directly following the VCUG). Other traumatic memories only took me 1 session (or even less!). Occasionally, I would hit a wall during EMDR. At that point, there was no further processing as my brain simply refused. We would end the session and by the time the next session came around, the wall was gone and I could finish the memory. Sometimes the brain just needs some time to process what it has been through. The average EMDR length is 6-12 sessions (1 hour a week).
What does EMDR treat?
It is a widespread misconception that EMDR can only treat PTSD (I believed this as well). However, EMDR can also treat anxiety disorders (GAD, panic disorder, phobias, social anxiety), depression disorders, dissociative disorders, eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (this includes body dysmorphic disorder and hoarding disorder), personality disorders (BPD, antisocial), and trauma disorders (PTSD, CPTSD).
I have used it for PTSD (VCUG and other things that have happened), anxiety, procrastination, and phobias (I have a fear of bees, I am currently working on this. As of today, I am still afraid of bees). As a result of EMDR, I no longer have PTSD. I still have anxiety, but to a lesser extent, and a phobia of bees (in process).
Is EMDR a scam?
If you asked me 1 year ago (when I started EMDR), I would say absolutely. During my initial sessions, I felt ridiculous. I was watching a ball on my computer thinking about the worst times of my life, I constantly thought "What am I doing here?" In fact, my EMDR therapist ALSO thought EMDR was a scam. She tried it for the first time and decided to start practicing it as she was impressed by its effectiveness. My partner also thought it was a scam (but didn't tell me as he didn't want to ruin it if it wasn't a scam). Now, a year into EMDR, I am a full believer. It has changed my life. Memories that used to rule my life now feel unimportant. I have no emotional ties to those memories. A year ago, I couldn't even talk about my VCUG without crying and shutting down. Today, I can write about it, speak about it, think about it, research it, all without having to relive the experience. It has changed me in ways I didn't think was possible. Even my partner, a huge skeptic, couldn't believe the changes he was seeing from me. He is a full believer, just from watching how it has changed me. I am cured of PTSD, because of my EMDR, and I won't ever forget my experience. I am forever grateful to my therapist, who I found online by chance, she has changed my life.
Does EMDR make things worse?
Sometimes, EMDR can make traumatic memories worse before they get better. However, this typically does not last for long. EMDR works in most cases, there are situations where it doesn't work. EMDR may not be right for you, it is best to get an opinion from an EMDR therapist or psychiatrist before starting. And please, do not attempt EMDR on yourself. Although it is possible to self-administer EMDR, it is best done by a licensed professional. For example, one session I completely dissociated without even realizing. The only time I noticed was when my therapist pointed out that I hadn't been following the ball for almost a full minute. I had no idea. She was able to bring me back to reality, something that I would not have been able to do myself.
Is EMDR difficult?
Yes, EMDR can be quite difficult at times. Talking about and thinking about traumatic memories can be overwhelming and painful. At times, EMDR felt emotionally exhausting and extremely overwhelming (especially when processing my VCUG). The majority of people who have been through EMDR would describe it as hard, because processing a traumatic memory is a monumental task. Just because it is difficult, doesn't mean it isn't worth it. If you feel like you are in a place to begin EMDR, then give it a try! If you do not think you are in a place to process these memories, then there are other therapies to try or you can wait until you are ready. It depends on how your brain reacts, at times I felt like I was on top of the world after EMDR. Other times, it felt like my world was collapsing. After I was done with it though, I felt like a completely different person. In my opinion, it was worth it for me.
If you are interested in EMDR, visit these sites for my information!
https://www.emdr.com/what-is-emd
https://www.emdria.org/about-emdr-therapy/
https://www.apa.org/ptsd-guideline/treatments/eye-movement-reprocessing

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Welcome to theJesus Calling Podcast. Creating new habits is hard. Oftentimes, we don’t even notice when we’re stuck in how we’ve always done it, and don’t realize how this can sometimes hold us back from something bigger. But when we’re willing to take a chance by seeking God’s heart in the day to day, He can help us break out of old habits that haven’t been serving us, into a new way of living.
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Apple announced their new augmented reality headset yesterday called the Vision Pro that, among other things, can create an immersive tv/movie watching experience in OLED 4k, with advanced options for sports like sitting courtside at a basketball game — and being a first gen product I’m sure what they demoed yesterday is just the tip of the iceberg.
That $3499 price tag is steep until you consider the $2k+ TV it replaces, the $1k sound system, and the fact that it can be used in any room in your house or even on an airplane.
Not suggesting when this thing releases that tv sales will plummet, but I have to wonder if say by the fifth gen, will at least some of us be eyeing one of these as we ponder our next tv purchase?

This is probably a terrible time to post about Sketches when new songs are dropping off PDA but have ya'll heard the band "Surprise Chef"?
I found them over at psychedelicrock and holy moly... A.) They're from Australia and B.) please get them on Sketches 2 if there ever is one. It's as if they heard Sketches and created a whole band around it and ran with it. It's mostly instrumental which is maybe the only negative but it's wonderful stuff for fans of Sketches...
Either way, check them out if you like Sketches, want to support more Aussie artists, and need a little sauce to go with your dragon meat today.

A little more than a month ago my teitter notifications stopped working. I logged into the twitter developer site and found that the app has been suspended (I have no idea why and could no find any information about what to do when an app has been suspended). I deleted the app and created a new one, got all the keys and secretes and inserted that info into tautulli, but I keep getting the following error in the logs: "Tautulli Notifiers :: Twitter notification failed: [{'message': 'You currently have access to a subset of Twitter API v2 endpoints and limited v1.1 endpoints (e.g. media post, oauth) only. If you need access to this endpoint, you may need a different access level. You can learn more here: https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/product', 'code': 453}]" I suppose that tautulli is authenticating OK but there's something wrong with the app configuration on twitter. Can someone tell me how the app must be configured? Thank you very much in advance.
Logs are here: https://gist.github.com/ZapDissaste5a3d5e5132d5922f6156cbecc44920e2

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Greetings and thank you for your time miners, here is one of my ideas about a clan or squad system in the game.
A clan system, where people can join. People can create clans with names and logos (a combination of colors and premade shapes) and form something like a bigger group of players, there can be a clan chat that can improve the social part of the game.
Why people would join a clan? To make it easier for them to play with friends and cool people you meet in the game. And you can have more objectives to complete in game.

• Clans could have more mission assignments, that you have to do only with other clan members (for example, assignments where you have to get 4 players from same clan).
• Clan wise objectives like, mine a total of 2000 gold, kill a total of 300 enemies, etc...
• You can get a custom armor paintjob with the colors of your clan.
• You can unlock new achievement.
• A space where you can share and create builds for weapons.
• People can see others Deep Dive times and compare or make a top with your clan members or other clans.
• Trophy Case in your space rig, with solo and clan trophies and achievements.

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Pam creates a hilarious cartoon for Public Square Magazine that captures the frustration of trying to explain Church history to strangers. Check it out here.
The BYU Religious Education Center shares study resources for "Come, Follow Me" from June 5 - June 11, focusing on John 14–17, including links to articles, to enrich personal gospel study. Read more here.
The Columbus Ohio Temple has once again been rededicated by President M. Russell Ballard and the Church is rejoicing in the immense spiritual gifts and manifestations that have been given to its members. Read more here.
Nicholeen Peck provides insights on spanking children in the Latter-day Saint community and offers alternative ways to discipline children that are more effective in relationships and cultivating transformation in hearts. Read more here.
The Maxwell Institute profiles Dr. Mike Rattanasengchanh, a scholar from Midwestern State University who researches the intersection of Southeast Asia and the United States. Watch the video here.
Data Over Dogma released Episode 9 (June 5, 2023) titled "The Mark of the Beast," where the hosts Dan B and Dan M decode the meaning of the mark of the beast in Revelation and discuss Prototype Theory. Visit the original post to watch the episode and support the podcast.
Richard Ostler interviews Dr. Julie Fraumeni-McBride, a researcher and education program designer, on the latest research on helping women solve pornography use, including the importance of parents being trusted experts for their children. Listen here.
John Hilton III writes on the Meridian Magazine blog about the challenge of teaching the truth in love in a world that says "You do you" and "Find your own truth," exploring John 14:6 and how to teach the truth about Jesus being the only way without being offensive. The article includes a link to a podcast discussion on the topic. Read more here.
Dan Peterson highlights Jeff Lindsay's blog post titled "Cherishing the Book of Mormon's Teachings on the Fairness of God." The post discusses the concept of fairness as taught in the Book of Mormon and reflects on how it aligns with the idea of justice in our modern society. Peterson highly recommends this thought-provoking article to his readers. read more here.
In her post "1160: I will not leave you comfortless, John 14-17," Kristen Walker Smith reminds us that Jesus understands our pain and is always there to comfort us. She offers resources such as a New Testament daily devotional and a scripture study guide to aid in feeling the Savior's love. read more here.
Jacob Z. Hess writes on Public Square Magazine about the contrast between how most Christian communities regard apostates or heretics as former brothers and sisters to be reclaimed with grace, forgiveness, gentleness, and compassion as opposed to how the unorthodox are regarded by the hyper-woke committed to the popular ideology of social justice, who see apostates as problematic people to be shamed and silenced. Read more here.
Robert P. George, a McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program at Princeton University, speaks about his idea to celebrate “Fidelity Month” in June, a month dedicated to the importance of fidelity to God, spouses and families, country, and communities, focusing on restoring faith and fidelity to save the world. read more here.
Ashly Stone shares the powerful conversion story of Mandy and how she found The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with the help of many around her. During a long run, Mandy felt God's presence and knew there was a plan for her. Read more here.
WVS shares B.H. Roberts' assertions that the Christian world is failing because it denies continuous revelation and that truth trumps hermeneutics. Roberts believes that Christian churches are co-opting Effective Government to enforce religious dogma instead of persuasion, which leads to individuals embracing truth and conducting themselves accordingly. Read more here.
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square’s “Music and the Spoken Word” will premiere in Spanish on June 25, 2023, marking the first time in its 100-year history that the broadcast will be available in Spanish, as the Choir seeks to increase its influence and worldwide visibility. The initial pilot will feature a rotation of four narrators, including Garna Mejia, the first woman given the honor of narrating the show, and will be available on a Spanish YouTube channel. read more here.
Duane Boyce writes about an interaction between Elaine Cannon, General President of the Young Women, and President Spencer W. Kimball, in which she affirmed her devotion to the brethren and President Kimball after defending the importance of family. President Kimball quietly corrected Cannon's words, saying "Yes it's true, but I don't think they like to hear it quite that way,” showing that while he gave counsel from God with authority, he worried about how his teachings would be received by others. Read more on Meridian Magazine.

HI all. I'm reading up on WPN because I might need to implement it into a new network. This is a student residence network with 16 suites, approx 3-4 people per suits, and as these are students they likely have 3-5 WiFi-enabled devices each.
My goal is to end up where I can micro-segment the network, but not in the old VLAN way. WPN appears to be perfect for this. But what I haven't seen a direct answer to yet is, will all traffic between each iPSK group be completed isolated from each other? The goal here is security. I'm not yet sure whether it's best to segment per user or per suite, because roommates sometimes want to send each other stuff by way of AirDrop and such, so I think I'd probably want to create walls around all devices associated to humans in each room and make all that one WPN instance. .
Anyone have experienced implementing WPN yet?
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PS: I just read that this feature only functions on WPA2. What's up with that? WPA3 is the only standard that really should be used at all, so why can't WPN support that mewonders.
Article I'm reading:
https://documentation.meraki.com/MEncryption_and_Authentication/Wi-Fi_Personal_Network_(WPN))

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Manyavar, a renowned name in ethnic wear, extends its expertise to formal wear for men. Their online store features a wide selection of formal attire designed to meet the needs of modern professionals. From classic suits to elegant shirts and accessories, Manyavar offers a comprehensive range that combines style, comfort, and sophistication.
Classic and Contemporary Designs:
Manyavar's Men's Formal Collection caters to a variety of preferences, ensuring that you find the perfect outfit that reflects your personal style. Whether you prefer a classic, timeless look or a more contemporary and fashion-forward ensemble, Manyavar has options to suit every taste. Their collection includes tailored suits, crisp shirts, trousers, waistcoats, blazers, and accessories that can be mixed and matched to create versatile and stylish outfits.
Quality Fabrics and Impeccable Tailoring:
Manyavar places a strong emphasis on quality and craftsmanship. Their formal wear collection is crafted from premium fabrics, such as fine cotton, linen, and blended materials, ensuring comfort and durability. Each garment is meticulously tailored to provide a perfect fit and flattering silhouette, enhancing your confidence and overall appearance.
Attention to Detail:
Manyavar's formal wear collection stands out for its attention to detail. From intricate stitching to thoughtfully designed collars, cuffs, and buttons, every element is carefully considered to enhance the overall aesthetic and sophistication of the garments. These subtle details elevate the overall look and make a significant difference in your formal attire.
Versatility for Different Occasions:
Manyavar's Men's Formal Collection offers versatility, allowing you to create different looks for various occasions. Whether you need a formal suit for a business meeting, a crisp shirt for a corporate event, or a combination of separates for a professional yet stylish appearance, Manyavar has the options to meet your specific needs. You can effortlessly transition from a boardroom meeting to a formal dinner or networking event with confidence and style.
Convenience of Online Shopping:
With Manyavar's online store, shopping for formal wear has never been easier. Their user-friendly website allows you to browse through the collection, select your preferred size, color, and style, and have your chosen garments delivered right to your doorstep. This eliminates the need for time-consuming and often overwhelming in-store shopping experiences, saving you valuable time and effort.
Expert Guidance and Customer Support:
Manyavar's commitment to customer satisfaction extends beyond their products. Their online platform provides expert guidance, including style tips and outfit suggestions, to help you put together the perfect formal ensemble. Additionally, their dedicated customer support team is readily available to address any queries or concerns you may have, ensuring a seamless and satisfying shopping experience.
Complete Your Look with Accessories:
No formal attire is complete without the right accessories, and Manyavar understands the importance of these finishing touches. Their Men's Formal Collection includes a wide range of accessories that add an extra layer of sophistication and style to your ensemble. Consider adding a sleek tie or bowtie to complement your shirt and suit, or choose from their selection of pocket squares and cufflinks to add a touch of personality to your outfit. With Manyavar's collection of accessories, you can elevate your formal look and showcase your attention to detail.
Affordable Luxury:
While Manyavar offers premium quality and impeccable craftsmanship, they also strive to make their Men's Formal Collection accessible and affordable. They understand that every professional deserves to dress their best without breaking the bank. With competitive pricing and regular discounts and offers, Manyavar ensures that you can invest in high-quality formal wear without compromising on style or your budget.
A Trusted Brand:
Manyavar has established itself as a trusted brand in the world of ethnic wear, and their foray into formal wear for men upholds the same level of excellence and reliability. With years of experience in delivering quality garments, exceptional customer service, and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Manyavar has earned the trust and loyalty of countless customers worldwide. When you choose Manyavar's Men's Formal Collection, you can be confident that you are investing in a brand known for its integrity and commitment to delivering the best.
Conclusion:
Manyavar's Men's Formal Collection is a testament to their commitment to providing high-quality, stylish, and versatile formal attire for men. Whether you're aiming for a classic, timeless look or a contemporary and fashion-forward style, Manyavar offers a diverse range of options to meet your specific preferences. By investing in their formal wear collection, you can confidently navigate professional settings with a sense of style and sophistication.
Embrace the importance of formal attire and explore Manyavar's online store to discover the perfect pieces for your formal wardrobe. From tailored suits that exude elegance to crisp shirts that make a statement, Manyavar's collection combines quality fabrics, impeccable tailoring, and attention to detail to ensure you look your best on every occasion.
With the convenience of online shopping, you can browse through their extensive collection, choose the garments that suit your style, and have them delivered right to your doorstep. Say goodbye to the hassle of searching for the perfect formal wear in crowded stores, and enjoy the ease and comfort of shopping online with Manyavar.
Elevate your professional image with Manyavar's Men's Formal Collection. Whether you need a refined suit for an important business meeting or a sophisticated shirt for a corporate event, Manyavar has the attire to help you make a lasting impression. With their commitment to quality, versatility, and exceptional customer support, Manyavar is your go-to destination for all your formal wear needs.
Invest in your professional success and showcase your impeccable style with Manyavar's Men's Formal Collection. Elevate your formal attire and leave a lasting impression with the perfect ensemble from Manyavar's online store.

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