I bet that almost every company today has been there and done that: they have had innumerable brainstorming sessions over market research, social media engagement, and customer feedback data to develop a breakthrough strategy on improving customer experience. Indeed, the employees get pumped up with ideas after such discussions, but in a matter of few days, things are back to status quo. There is that state of confusion across the company that brings everything back to square one, not knowing how to convert ideas into action.
Unfortunately, the growing needs of customers and their access to information is out-pacing the most innovative companies. It is time we let that sink in and begin to act on those ideas. When it comes to delivering exceptional customer experience, interestingly, a lot of companies still don't have a clue where they are going wrong! Therefore, in order to understand what should be done to overcome this situation, it is important to start with acknowledging what's going wrong.
So, why is it that companies fail at customer experience?
Our memories are stories full of emotions. We tend to remember things that surprised us (exceeding expectations), things that shocked or saddened us (not meeting expectations), and people who made a difference in our life. Companies usually fail to understand that any given experience is strongly linked to some form of emotion. This is why when Apple said YES!, and gave away a free iPad to one of its customers, and when Opryland charmed one of its guests by sending their personalised alarm clock as a gift, and when a barista at Starbucks had cup talks with one of the regular customers, they were not merely creating great customer experiences, they created an emotional bond with these people, which turned into great customer experience stories. These are examples of how brands can personally bond with their customers to enhance the experience.
No matter how big a company gets, it should always remember that, in the end, they are dealing with people who associate memories with emotions. Just ensure that you deliver a positive emotion with your product, and your customers will fall in love with you.
Companies today have a plethora of channels through which they have access to all sorts of information regarding their customers. From their name, age, and gender, to their online behaviour, likes, dislikes, the places they visit, and the brands they regularly buy from! Then there is also the customer feedback data that directly tells what's ticking with the customers and what's ticking them off. On top of all this, companies also have big data insights delivered through powerful analytics and AI engines like IBM Watson and the likes.
The problem lies in synthesising all this information and drawing out a simple, clear, customer-centric plan of action. Information that is scattered needs to be put together in a way that it gives structure to the characteristics of your customers. Then it is a matter of making it easy for your employees to understand: how does their action (or inaction) impact the customer's experience, and what they need to do to deliver that out-of-the-world customer experience! Companies also need to connect the dots in order to send timely and relevant messages to their customers.
Only by being focused on taking action and doing it in the most customer-centric way, can companies make the best of all the information they have access too?
What's important to note is that without keeping the customer at the core of their innovation, these companies would never achieve their goals. Presumably, customers of Apple are those who like to be surprised. Therefore, Apple products suit them. On the other hand, Samsung is loved by its customers for its flexibility to let them customise the product to their taste and mood. Not understanding what your customers expect from you and blindly copying your competition paints a very wrong picture of you, thereby affecting the customer experience.
The idea is to make the innovation associated with the customer experience. Amazon's Kindle and Apple's Siri are a few noteworthy examples of innovation that kept customer experience at the core and, not surprisingly, have been loved by customers since launch.
Customer experience is indeed a battlefield. The one who understands his customers survives. The one who acknowledges and starts working on things that are wrong is on a path to victory!


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"The Calgary Motor Dealers Association (CMDA) is pleased to support Motive Action. Formed in 1951, the CMDA has 75 member dealers employing over 5,000 people in Calgary. In order to continue to provide services in a very fast growing city, there is a constant requirement for trained workers. Motive Action has been able to supply workers to a significant number of our dealerships.
Our industry requires entry-level people with some basic training to help them to integrate efficiently into the workforce. Almost half of our members provide training opportunities and employment for Motive Action graduates on an ongoing basis. We know that without those opportunities for the training of young workers, our industry will not be able to meet the demands of future growth. We wish you well with your program."
"Trailer Wizards has had the good fortune to work with Motive Action for well over 15 years now. It seems were always looking for good entry level people that want to learn about what we do. Motive Action is now on our first call list because we can work with one of their students who comes in with some training and if they do well we will offer them a position in our company. We have had many students come through our doors and have offered employment to many. At this moment we have 1 journeyman technician and 3 apprentices that have come from Motive Action. Our support of Motive Action will continue."
"What can I say, Motive Action has been so great to deal with for well over 15 years now. We must have over ½ dozen employees currently working for us that have come through Motive Action. One former student is now employed as a senior service writer, another 2 students have now become journeyman technicians and still 3 more have begun their journey towards their apprenticeships. We are definitely looking forward to another 15 years with Motive Action."
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Your favorite indie game is returning back with a DLC!
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Ever since gaming became widely available, run and gun indie games have been very popular among many people due to the high number of releases in the genre. This led to a huge popularity increase. Although most modern games nowadays are action based, run and gun games have made a return with Cuphead, featuring a hard battle with the Devil!
It is a simple run and gun game with the look of 1930s cartoons and heavily focuses on boss fights rather than platform play. It features all of the surrealistic and subversive styles of those times. The whole animation of Cuphead is hand-drawn to match the look of the cartoons. We can say that there is a lot of work involved in this game. It paid off to the developers by selling more than 3 million copies to this day. We highly encourage you to not underestimating that amount. Sure, if you compare it to GTA or Battlefield or any other big titles, it's just a tiny number. This is a small videogame that can be finished under 6 hours once you give it a go and therefore 3 million with $19.99 price tag isn't something to be underestimated.
Cuphead is available to play on both PC and Xbox One. It can only be played in singleplayer mode or multiplayer mode if you have a second controller. The game is called Cuphead because of the character you're playing as called Cuphead. However, once you hook up your second controller and Mugman appears! This is something that a lot of people love as it allows them to bear the hardship of the game with friends. The popularity of the game is obvious and it will only increase with an upcoming DLC!
The maker of the game, StudioMDHR has just announced that they are in the works for an upcoming DLC. This DLC will add a new playable character to the game named Ms. Chalice, along with new weapons and many more new bosses!
You can watch the trailer for the upcoming Cuphead DLC, The Delicious Last Course!
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Q: Multiple validators for one input Is it possible to have multiple validators for one input in JSF 2.0? For example, say that I will write a username and the username must have 8 characters. And if OK, then check if the username does not exist in the database.
<ice:inputText id="username" value="#{createClient.username}" maxlength="15">
  <-- something like this -->
  <f:validator validatorId="usernameValidator" validatorId="usernameExistValidator" />
</ice:inputText>
<ice:message for="username" />

A: Yes, you can have multiple validators , but in separate < f:validator> tags.
Order of execution is as they are listed on page and execution of each one is not dependent upon the other.
Example:
If username does not have 8 characters, consecutive check if the username exists in the database, will also be executed.
<ice:inputText id="username" value="#{createClient.username}" maxlength="15">
    <f:validator validatorId="usernameValidator" />
    <f:validator validatorId="usernameExistValidator" />
</ice:inputText>
<ice:message for="username" />

A: This is absolutely possible. You can attach as many validators to a component as you think is necessary, but you have to use a separate tag for each of them.
E.g.
<ice:inputText id="username" value="#{createClient.username}" maxlength="15">
  <f:validator validatorId="usernameValidator"/>
  <f:validator validatorId="usernameExistValidator" />
</ice:inputText>

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I've literally only ever liked eggs one way: over medium.
I have no explanation for it other than the fact that the texture of every other kind of egg just doesn't really appeal to me. Like, I'll eat it if it's served. I'm not rude. But when I have my pick, I get the same thing every time.
But I admit they can get pretty boring after a while. Eating the same eggs for breakfast every day? C'mon, there has to be a way to jack them up.
Luckily, the Food52 newsletter came to my rescue last summer with this hot tip on smoking a generous baby pile of spices in your oil before cooking.
They used theirs for fried eggs, but I find the method works just as well with a smaller amount of oil, too. The only difference is that you don't get a good sauce out of it. But your eggs will hold onto more of the flavor anyway (and it might be TMI, but the boyfriend said the extra grease caused some ahem issues for him in the bathroom).
To make it less-fried, but still use the same method, I half the olive oil, but keep the entire serving of smoked paprika. And in the spirit of the Barefoot Contessa, if you can't find smoked paprika in the store, regular paprika is fine.


The tree is decorated, the cookies are baked, and the packages are wrapped, but the biggest celebration this Christmas is Gaby Summerhill's wedding. Since her husband died three years ago Gaby's four children have drifted apart, each consumed by the turbulence of their own lives. They haven't celebrated Christmas together since their father's death, but when Gaby announces that she's getting married and that the groom will remain a secret until the wedding day, she may finally be able to bring them home for the holidays. But the wedding isn't Gaby's only surprise. She has one more gift for her children, and it could change their lives forever.
With deeply affecting characters and the emotional twists of a James Patterson thriller, The Christmas Wedding is a fresh look at family and the magic of the holiday season.
James Patterson. (2011). The Christmas Wedding. Unabridged Blackstone Publishing.
James Patterson. 2011. The Christmas Wedding. Blackstone Publishing.
James Patterson, The Christmas Wedding. Blackstone Publishing, 2011.
James Patterson. The Christmas Wedding. Unabridged Blackstone Publishing, 2011.
Richard DiLallo is an American author and former vice president and executive creative director of DDB Worldwide, a marketing communications network. He is best known for his coauthoring Alex Cross's Trial with bestselling author James Patterson. He has also published articles in the magazines Glamour, Brides, and America. He currently resides in Manhattan with his wife.


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Quentalia dolorosa is een vlinder uit de familie van de echte spinners (Bombycidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd als Carthara dolorosa in 1908 gepubliceerd door Edward Dukinfield Jones.

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Thе іntеrnеt еrа has wіtnеѕѕеd a рlеthоrа оf changes. Frоm nеw and vаrіеd соmmunісаtіоn сhаnnеlѕ to data mаnаgеmеnt асrоѕѕ роrtаlѕ, buѕіnеѕѕ соmmunісаtіоn has аlѕо unvеіlеd a nеw improved self. The rіѕіng рорulаrіtу of еmаіlѕ for соmmunісаtіоn hаѕ раvеd the wау fоr email mаrkеtіng. Tаkіng the world оf business by storm, email mаrkеtіng іѕ the nеw buzzword іn buѕіnеѕѕ соmmunісаtіоn. According to ѕtаtіѕtісѕ, 82% of B2B аnd B2C соmраnіеѕ аrе uѕіng еmаіl mаrkеtіng tо reach сuѕtоmеrѕ аnd рrоѕресtѕ.
B2C mаrkеtеrѕ hаvе leveraged automation and wіtnеѕѕеd соnvеrѕіоn rates as hіgh as 50%.
Emаіl mаrkеtіng соntіnuеѕ to bе a "buzz" рhrаѕе аnd businesses оf аll ѕіzеѕ understand thе importance оf еnhаnсіng еmаіl mаrkеtіng lists with a primordial gоаl оf uѕіng іt tо ассеlеrаtе their buѕіnеѕѕ grоwth.
Pоwеrful mаrkеtіng tool fоr targeted mаrkеtіng асrоѕѕ multірlе channels.
That іѕ nоt аll; research hаѕ shown thаt 84 percent of B2B mаrkеtіng campaigns еmрlоу tаrgеtеd email саmраіgnѕ.
But dо аll thе contact details remain the same?
Chаngе іѕ the only соnѕtаnt, раrtісulаrlу іn the ever trаnѕfоrmіng dіgіtаl era. It is thеrеfоrе quite uѕuаl for сuѕtоmеrѕ tо change thеіr соntасt details on a rеgulаr bаѕіѕ. Research has rеіtеrаtеd thаt names, аddrеѕѕеѕ, еmаіl аddrеѕѕеѕ аnd tеlерhоnе соntасt dеtаіlѕ keep changing on a regular bаѕіѕ.
With constant change оf аddrеѕѕ аnd tеlерhоnе numbеrѕ, іt іѕ hаrd to kеер uр wіth thе mоѕt rесеnt аnd uр-tо-dаtе mailing data. But whаt іf уоu can іmрrоvе thе еxіѕtіng data аnd maintain lists thаt can hеlр in gеttіng maximum returns.
Thаt іѕ exactly whаt wе саn dо tо уоur еxіѕtіng dаtаbаѕе. Email appending can hеlр you get ассеѕѕ tо nothing but thе mоѕt rеlеvаnt and tеlе-vеrіfіеd mаіlіng dаtа. Suсh еxhаuѕtіvе lіѕtѕ саn mаxіmіzе уоur саmраіgn ѕuссеѕѕ. All numbеrѕ аrе vаlіdаtеd аnd соllаtеd frоm reliable ѕоurсеѕ.
Why сhооѕе еmаіl арреndіng services?
Email appending is оnе of the mоѕt vеrѕаtіlе аnd hеlрful tооlѕ fоr еmаіl mаrkеtеrѕ. It hеlрѕ businesses in the lоng run. Although іt has bееn аrоund for a whіlе nоw, chances that businesses have exploited іt to іtѕ full роtеntіаl rеmаіnѕ a question.
Wіth a ѕurрluѕ оf арреndіng solution рrоvіdеrѕ, іt іѕ difficult tо сhооѕе the оnе thаt іѕ арt fоr уоur business.
So, hоw will уоu mаkе a сhоісе bеtwееn whаt is rіght and what is thе most fеаѕіblе ѕоlutіоn fоr уоu?
Fіrѕt аnd foremost, уоu ought to undеrѕtаnd whаt еmаіl арреndіng іѕ. In simple tеrmѕ, email арреndіng іѕ thе рrосеѕѕ of adding a missing еmаіl address іntо thе сuѕtоmеr rесоrd bаѕеd on thе оthеr dеtаіlѕ.
Wаіt, аrе уоu a ѕеаѕоnеd еmаіl marketing professional? If thе аnѕwеr is уеѕ, thеn уоu hаvе certainly uѕеd еmаіl арреndіng to market уоur campaigns еffесtіvеlу.
Aссоrdіng tо еmаіl marketing experts, there hаѕ bееn аn еѕtіmаtеd 30% іnсrеаѕе іn ROI when mаrkеtеrѕ hаvе used еmаіl appending. Regular сlеаnѕіng and appending services ensure thаt уоu ѕреnd lеѕѕ on dаtа hygiene processes.
Emаіl арреndіng іѕ a cost еffесtіvе procedure that not оnlу amplifies уоur еxіѕtіng dаtа but also helps to buіld ѕtrоngеr brand рrеѕеnсе.
Look for a vendor wіth the mоѕt compelling trасk rесоrd. Choose a good аnd rеlіаblе оnе аnd fіnd оut hоw the еmаіl арреnd service рrоvіdеr hаndlеѕ bоunсеѕ аnd grіеvаnсеѕ.
Thіѕ іѕ a vаluаblе ріесе of іnfоrmаtіоn. In оrdеr tо improve еmаіl marketing rеѕultѕ, mоѕt marketers wіll avail еmаіl append frоm unknown service providers whо аrе not muсh bоthеrеd аbоut rерutаtіоn аnd compliance. In case уоu gо аhеаd and арреnd thе рrоѕресt fіlе and communicate thrоugh emails уоu аrе іn essence brеаkіng a lаw. It is bеѕt tо avoid this as thе реnаltу саn be quite ѕеvеrе.
It is a mandate for marketers tо uѕе quality data thаt is оnе of thе kеу factors fоr successful mаrkеtіng campaigns. Emаіl арреndіng іf done the rіght wау іmрrоvеѕ thе ԛuаlіtу of dаtа which in turn hеlрѕ buѕіnеѕѕ соmmunісаtіоn to rеасh targeted audience effectively.
It іѕ іmроrtаnt to аѕсеrtаіn thаt уоur email арреnd рrоvіdеr always рrоvіdеѕ the source of thе еmаіl аddrеѕѕ. This іѕ hеlрful іf аnу рrоblеmѕ аrіѕе іn thе futurе. In case оf аnу complaints, уоu ѕhоuld be able tо рrоvіdе them thе source оf the nаmе and thеn remove it frоm thе dаtаbаѕе immediately.
Emаіl marketing is multіfасеtеd. Thеrеfоrе, іt іѕ important tо fоllоw thе best practices in еmаіl mаrkеtіng and еmаіl арреndіng is оnе оf thеm. Avаіlіng еmаіl арреnd ѕеrvісеѕ frоm a reliable appending service рrоvіdеr іѕ thе соrnеrѕtоnе оf buѕіnеѕѕ growth. If уоu are looking аt maximizing саmраіgn ѕuссеѕѕ thrоugh bеѕt practices, соnѕіdеr email service аnd give уоur campaigns аn еdgе.


Say hello to the periodic table! For kids just getting acquainted with chemistry, this colorful periodic table printout is the perfect reference page. For year-long learning, stick it in a plastic sleeve or laminate it -- chemistry can be messy!


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After your long journey, relax at the hotel and enjoy its amenities. This is a free day and dinner is on your own.
Why not extend your stay amid such lovely scenery? Our unique Pre-Program will take you on a trip aboard the luxurious Rocky Mountaineer train through the Canadian Rockies. The scenery is nothing short of spectacular.
After an enjoyable breakfast at your hotel, we will take you on a city tour along the main highlights of fabulous Vancouver.
The excursion will end at the pier, where MS Roald Amundsen will be waiting to take you on an unforgettable journey.
Day 6 A history of cultures
Situated on Baranof Island on the outer coast of the Inside Passage, Sitka can only be reached by sea or by air. It's also surrounded by Tongass National Forest, the largest temperate rainforest in the world. While you sail here, enjoy views of the Sisters Mountains and of Mount Edgecumbe, a dormant volcano reminiscent of Japan's Mount Fuji.
Originally inhabited by the Tlingit people over 10,000 years ago, Sikta was conquered by Russia in 1804 and renamed 'New Archangel'. By 1808, the city was the largest in the region and designated the capital of Alaska. Today, Sitka is home to a blend of cultures. Tlingit traditions remain strong, existing alongside Russian and American influences.
With Russia reeling from the Crimean War, it sold Alaska to the U.S. to keep it out of the hands of the British. The location of the transfer ceremony in 1867 was none other than New Archangel, which was promptly renamed 'Sitka'. At the meager price of $7.2 million for the entire region, it was a steal at just two cents per acre!
Historic sites abound in Sitka, like its oldest intact building, the Russian Bishop's House, dating back to 1842. Or you can visit the Russian Orthodox St. Michael's Cathedral, which still features its original chandelier, religious art, and a range of other artifacts.
A highlight for many visitors to Sitka is the 107-acre Sitka National Historical Park. There is a fascinating museum here offering a range of exhibits. You can then follow a trail that leads you by the ocean through a peaceful forest. You'll also discover beautiful examples of ornate Haida and Tlingit totem poles along the way.
Aside from bear watching, you'll also have great opportunities to see amazing sea otters. The Shelikof Strait is also notable for humpback whales. Don't forget to also admire the splendid snow-capped mountains and lush forest, along with plenty of seabirds.
Designated as an Important Bird Area, St. Paul Island is the ideal resting point for more than 300 species of migrating birds. Try spotting a Horned or Tufted Puffin or a Pribilof Sandpiper during your visit. The big draw for birders and ornithologists, though, is the endemic Red-legged Kittiwake, which nests on the island.
One night in Vancouver, including breakfast before the expedition cruise.
One night in a hotel in Vancouver, including breakfast, after the expedition cruise.


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The Land of Canaan: Where Grace Triumphs over Sin
Timothy W. Berrey is the director of Graduate Studies at BJMBC.
Tracing the Land of Canaan in Genesis 1-24.
We are so accustomed to seeing the expression "the Land of Canaan" in Scripture that we don't think about its significance. The land of Canaan is the land that belonged to a person named Canaan. By Genesis 12, however, Canaan's land is being deeded to another man by the name of Abram. What happened?
It starts with Noah's son, Ham, who evidences serious defects in his character (Gen. 9:22). From the way his action leads to a curse upon his son, Canaan, we infer that Ham passed down his immoral bent to Canaan. Ultimately, Canaan's wicked character causes him to forfeit the rights to his land.
God then promises Canaan's land to Abram, a man who evidences his faith in God by leaving his homeland and family and journeying, sight unseen, to the land of Canaan. Once he arrives in the land, God says to him, "To your offspring I will give this land" (Gen. 12:7). Abram clings to God's promise, which God confirms at various points in his life, and refuses to go back to the land of his origins.
He evidences his faith in God's promise in a number of ways. He lives in tents, rather than in the cities of Canaan, as he waits for God's timetable to give him the land. He buries his wife Sarah in Canaan, rather than repatriating her to Ur of the Chaldees. Significantly, he refuses to leave the land of Canaan to find a wife for his heir, Isaac. His actions in Genesis 24 testify to his commitment to the divine plan for his life. He will not marry Isaac to a Canaanite woman but he will not leave Canaan, or allow Isaac to leave Canaan, in order to find a wife from his own relatives. He instead sends his servant. Abram is committed to staying in Canaan and making sure his family stays in Canaan, but he will not become amalgamated with the Canaanites.
God's giving Abraham the land of Canaan is not just about him and his immediate family. From the very beginning, God intends that Abraham become a blessing to all the families of the earth (Gen. 12:3). Canaan will be the place where Abraham's descendants, to whom Yahweh had promised to be their God (Gen. 17:8), will live. The land of Canaan is where the Israelites, Abraham's offspring, were to be a kingdom of priests (Exod. 19:6), radiating the knowledge of Yahweh, the one true God, to the ends of the earth.
Canaan's land would also become the place where God provided a substitute sacrifice for mankind. In Abraham's greatest test, God instructs him to take his son Isaac to the land of Moriah and offer him there as a burnt offering. As Abraham prepares to kill his son, the Lord intervenes, stops the test, and instead provides a ram as a substitute for Isaac. As a result, Abraham names the place "Yahweh Will Provide" (Gen. 22:14). The next phrase in verse 14 clarifies the significance of this place name: "On the mountain of Yahweh, it shall be provided." The mountain in Moriah on which Abraham offered Isaac would be called the Lord's mountain, and on that mountain God would provide a substitute.
Moriah is mentioned only one other time in the Bible. Solomon, 2 Chronicles 3:1 records, built the Lord's temple in Jerusalem on Mount Moriah, the same place where some 1000 years earlier Abraham evidenced willingness to offer his son as a burnt offering. About 1000 years after Solomon built the Temple, God did not spare His Son but instead offered Him up for us all. And He sacrificed Him at Jerusalem, the Lord's mountain, just as Genesis 22:14 had predicted.
Jerusalem, of course, is in what was Canaan's land. A land forfeited because of sin became the place where the penalty for sin was paid.
Even in Canaan, we see how grace triumphs over human sin.
Timothy W. Berrey has lived in Metro Manila since 2005 with his wife Laura and their six children. He is the author of Planning Your Life God's Way and From Eden to Patmos: An Overview of Biblical History.
Find out more about him at Livewithamission.com.
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Liu Yuchen (chinois simplifié : 刘雨辰, pinyin : Liú Yǔchén), né le  à Pékin est un joueur de badminton chinois, spécialiste du double.

Palmarès

Jeux olympiques
Lors des Jeux olympiques d'été de 2020 à Tokyo, Liu Yuchen et Li Junhui remportent la médaille d'argent en double hommes en s'inclinant en finale contre les taïwanais Lee Yang et Wang Chi-lin.

Championnats du monde
Lors de l'édition 2018 des Championnats du monde disputée à Nankin (Chine), il remporte le titre en double hommes, associé à son compatriote Li Junhui en battant en finale les japonais Takeshi Kamura et Keigo Sonoda sur le score de 21-12, 21-19.

Lors des Championnats du monde 2019, à Bâle (Suisse), ils obtiennent la médaille de bronze après avoir perdu leur demi-finale face aux japonais Takuro Hoki et Yugo Kobayashi.

Championnats d'Asie
Associé à Li Junhui en double hommes, il remporte 4 médailles aux championnats d'Asie : l'argent en  et en  ; l'or en  et en .

Par équipes

Sudirman Cup
Liu Yuchen fait partie de l'équipe chinoise lors de la Sudirman Cup 2017 qui se déroule à Gold Coast en Australie. La Chine y décroche une médaille d'argent, défaite en finale par la Corée du Sud. En double hommes avec Li Junhui, Liu Yuchen dispute un match en phase de poule et un autre lors de la demi-finale.

Thomas Cup
En 2016, Liu Yuchen fait partie de l'équipe nationale qui dispute la Thomas Cup à domicile, à Kunshan en Chine. Il dispute une rencontre en double hommes, associé à Li Junhui. La Chine est éliminée par la Corée du Sud dès les quarts de finale.

En 2018, il fait naturellement partie de l'équipe qui se rend en Thaïlande pour prendre part à la compétition. Les Chinois s'imposent en finale 3 à 1 face au Japon. Liu Yuchen et son partenaire du double hommes Li Junhui disputent 5 des 6 rencontres, étant simplement laissés au repos lors du premier match de poule. Lors de la finale, ils donnent le point vainqueur à leur équipe.

Parcours junior

Championnats du monde junior
En , Liu Yuchen est médaillé d'or par équipes et double médaillé de bronze en double garçons avec Wang Yilü et en double mixte avec Chen Qingchen.

En 2013, associé à Li Junhui, il devient  en double garçons. Il remporte également deux médailles de bronze : en double mixte avec Huang Dongping et par équipes en ayant disputé les doubles garçons avec Zheng Siwei ou Li Junhui.

Championnats d'Asie junior
En , il remporte une médaille d'or lors de la compétition par équipes.

Lors de l'édition , il est médaille d'argent par équipes et médaille de bronze en double mixte avec Chen Qingchen.

En , il remporte l'or par équipes ainsi qu'en double garçons avec Li Junhui, et l'argent en double mixte avec Huang Dongping.

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Naissance en juillet 1995
Naissance à Pékin
Joueur chinois de badminton
Champion du monde de badminton
Joueur de badminton aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2020
Médaillé d'argent olympique chinois
Champion d'Asie de badminton


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Krystal Ball: C'mon Y'all
By Krystal Ball, on Fri Nov 30, 2012 at 1:30 PM ET
Krystal Ball's rant this week from MSNBC's "The Cycle":
Krystal's daughter Ella
Just listen to that good old-fashioned common sense. You know, really breaks our government problems down for the common man in that classically patronizing yet wholly inaccurate way that politicians seem to excel at. There are a lot of lame talking points out there, but this one probably drives me the most nuts. And while I mostly hear it from Republicans, far too many of my own have fallen for its folksy kitchen table appeal. Here's the problem.
First off, how much like the federal government is your household really? Granted, things may be a bit different in your home than mine but we haven't had a whole lot a luck getting anyone to accept our family currency. And the international markets? They've turned their nose up at buying our bonds. When we have borrowed money, it sure wasn't at 1.5% like US Treasuries. I will say, sometimes our neighbors do get a bit out of hand but I think a drone strike might be a bit over the top. In fairness, my daughter did attempt a Mitch McConnell style filibuster but it didn't really work out for her.
And actually, even if you did pretend that your household worked exactly like the largest most complex government in the world, the analogy still doesn't make any sense! You may not have noticed but our families buy things on credit all the time. Especially at this time of year. Plenty of families take on long term debt for things like, I don't know, a house? Or an education? In other words, investments for the future. Hey! That does actually sound like something the federal government should do. Businesses borrow too! So don't give me this nonsense about how for families and business owners the revenues and expenses have to add up every year. They don't. My family and many others have yet to pass a balanced budget amendment.
Finally, come on y'all. Have a little bit of creativity!!! I know you're trying to break things down in a way that regular folk can relate to, I get it. But every time I hear a politician or pundit use this tired hokey worn-out analogy it's like they think they're the one who birthed this brilliant thing. Certainly everyone will be won over by their winning wit and creativity. Guys. The gig's up. We've heard this patronizing, illogical, trope about 1 million times. I'm begging you. Please stop. Time to come up with some new material. Or better yet, actually have enough respect and faith in the American people that we can wrap our little minds around the big problems facing the country. Trust me. If y'all can understand it, we can too.
Krystal Ball Civility, Laughter, Love
John Y's Musings from the Middle: The Truth About Attorneys
By John Y. Brown III, on Fri Nov 30, 2012 at 12:00 PM ET
The truth about attorneys.
Lawyers aren't always as smart as they want you to think they are.
(Email exchange today with my law firm doing a conflict check for a potential new client.)
Me: No conflict….
Partner: John, Why the ellipsis?
Me: Smart people use ellipses and I never knew why. I thought it would make me look smart if I used one during the conflict check after "No." So, that's why I used the ellipsis.
Partner: Nice….
John Y. Brown, III, Musings from the Middle Education, Laughter
Matthew Pinsker: Was Lincoln Anti-Slavery or Pro-Union?
By RP Nation, on Fri Nov 30, 2012 at 11:00 AM ET
As the new Steven Spielberg movie has reignited our national passion for our 16th President, we continue our series of posts from one of the nation's leading experts on the topic: Dr. Matthew Pinsker, a Lincoln scholar, Civil War historian and college professor based at Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA (and of course, longtime Friend of RP). For the last five years, Pinsker has personally trained more than 2,500 K-12 educators on Civil War and American history topics, and he has also been directing the House Divided Project, a digital effort designed to help classroom teachers use the latest technologies to promote deeper study of the American Civil War during its 150th anniversary.
Click here for his first column.
Here is is second, cross-posted with Quora.com, with permission of the author:
Why do most people think of Lincoln as an anti-slavery President? Wasn't he really more a pro-reunification president?
The best way to answer this question is to begin by defining terms. When Lincoln wrote on August 22, 1862 in his famous open letter to Horace Greeley, "My paramount object in this struggle is to save the union and is not either to save or to destroy slavery," he was employing a word –"union"– that meant different things to different people (and still does, by the way). For Lincoln and the Republicans, the union was never merely a collection of states. Nor was it a centralized federal government or some abstract attachment to a paper Constitution.
This is the key point and what always leads to confusion. For Lincoln especially, the "union" was "the people" –as in "We the people" and what should properly be considered the fundamental and most revolutionary American doctrine of popular sovereignty.
Professor Matthew Pinsker
Look carefully at all of Lincoln's wartime speeches and statements and you will see that behind the phrase "save the union," Lincoln always meant to protect the results of the 1860 election which he believed had defined the popular will through a legitimate electoral process. That's how he justified calling himself a unionist even though he led a sectional party. That's why he refused practically all compromises during the secession crisis because he believed that they failed to acknowledge how much the election mattered. And that's why he pursued increasingly "hard war" policies against the Confederacy, including emancipation, that ultimately turned the war into what he had once warned against, "a remorseless, revolutionary struggle."
In other words, Lincoln was both anti-slavery and pro-union. In fact, he considered those positions one and the same, because he defined "union" as the popular will which by the 1860 election results had determined that the future of the country was to be free, or, as Lincoln put it at Gettysburg, to be "a nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." He was always willing to reunify the country on those terms, and never willing to consider anything less. This is, by the way, exactly the question that Steven Spielberg's new movie, "Lincoln," intends to examine by focusing on the last few months of the war and what the movie-makers present as the fundamental choice that Lincoln navigated during that period between pushing for a Thirteenth Amendment to abolish slavery or pursuing potential peace talks with Confederates.
RP Nation Civility, Education, Reading
The RP: What We Really Need to do to Avoid the Fiscal Cliff, and How it Relates to You
By Jonathan Miller, on Fri Nov 30, 2012 at 9:15 AM ET
The RP sent the following op-ed to hundreds of college newspapers on behalf of No Labels.
You may have more in common with your member of Congress than you think, especially around this time of year.
Students and lawmakers alike want to finish up the year and head home for the holidays.
But there's a final exam standing between Congress and Christmas — and America's citizens are ready to give the body an "F" if it doesn't pass. That exam is coming in the form of the "fiscal cliff" — the combination of arbitrary, automatic, across-the-board spending cuts and tax increases coming at the end of the year that could cripple the economy.
It all started last year when Congress picked 12 of its members to try to find a deal to secure America's long-term financial future. Consumer confidence had dropped dramatically and a credit ratings agency dropped our country's rating. It seemed the only thing that could make members of both parties work across the aisle was an alternative so terrible that it would be untenable to both parties.
That alternative is coming closer and closer to reality — and unfortunately, it is your generation that will have to pay the highest price. The Congressional Budget Office has predicted that if we do not avoid the fiscal cliff, the $7 trillion combination of spending cuts and tax increases could send the economy hurtling back into recession for years to come. Unemployment, especially among young people, will rise even further. Education will suffer among the harshest spending cuts, losing about $4.8 billion in funding.
Our leaders have had more than three years to address these issues — imagine if you had that long to prepare for a test. Yet rather than hunkering down in the library, or in their case the Capitol Building, to solve this crisis, leaders of each side aren't even meeting right now to talk about what's going on. How is this going to solve anything? We need real solutions. These solutions begin with both parties understanding that they need to work together to stave off this crisis.
No Labels — a growing grassroots movement of more than 600,000 Republicans, Democrats and independents — is working to facilitate just this kind of cooperation. Since last year, we've been advocating for leaders in all negotiations to put everything on the table and ensure all interested parties are at the table. You can be a part of this movement and sign on at NoLabels.org These solutions can also help fix the underlying problem: the way Washington does business. We need to find real and permanent ways for our leaders to come together to govern for the future. Because our nation's financial situation is not the only problem America faces. We need our leaders to come together and find solutions in immigration, energy and infrastructure policy.
As Washington's current stalemate has shown, we can't afford to wait for Congress to find bold, pragmatic across-the-aisle solutions. Changing Washington won't happen quickly. But even you would have a hard time cramming three years worth of work into one night. What we can do now is commit ourselves, and hold our elected officials accountable, to the idea that progress is only made when our common national interest is the priority. And that is what No Labels is all about.
The RP Education, Gen Y
Julie Rath: 2012 Holiday Gift Guide
By Julie Rath, on Fri Nov 30, 2012 at 8:30 AM ET
Socks, swords, and a sled built for speedfreaks… What more could you ask for this holiday season? Read on for 15 Rath-approved holiday gifts.
1) Make a quick getaway from your style rut with this wool suiting pocket square ($10). Wear it with a navy blazer or suit, a light pastel shirt and a dark wool tie.
2) For the drink that's always with you, a stately flask with the Russian coat of arms ($25).
3) Socks are a holiday gift list mainstay, and these Etro Herringbone socks won't disappoint ($39).
4) This cozy wool hat ($88) comes in charcoal, navy and cream, so there's something flattering for everyone.
5) I always like to look for belts that are a bit "different" to help my clients define their style, and this two-tone leather belt ($180) is an excellent find with its unexpected blue buckle.
6) Silk scarves are dressier in feel than their wool or cashmere cousins, but they do work casually. Try one like this Jack Spade dress scarf ($185) draped simply around your neck when a tie is too much and an open collar just isn't cutting it.
7) The frequent traveler's defense against wrinkly neckwear: a tie case ($185), this one from Pierrepont Hicks.
8) Nothing says holiday cheer like swordplay. Make like Napoleon, and open your next bottle of champagne with a Champagne Saber ($189). (Yes, you really can open a champagne bottle with a sword; click for a video play-by-play.)
9) Manly yet romantic, this Etro paisley scarf ($245) can take an outfit from zero to sixty with one swift loop around the neck.
10) For the guy who can't afford to be unplugged, try Burberry's touch screen leather gloves ($325).
11) Form and function come together elegantly with this collapsible beach table and chair set ($495) which folds down to the size of a tote bag.
12) Sophisticated and sumptuous, this Loro Piana suede belt ($500) works with everything from jeans to a suit. And you don't need suede shoes to rock this — it works just fine with brown leather in a similar shade.
13) Nothing beats a smooth black briefcase for making a smart and stylish impression. This one from Thom Browne ($1850) is a handsome option.
14) For the watch connoisseur, this solid leather rotary watch case ($3720) from Smythson has two Swiss-made rotators to keep his timepieces in top-notch condition.
15) The Snolo High Performance Alpine Sled (price upon request) can hit speeds of over 40 mph on average gradient slopes, and, on top of that, it can be folded into a backpack by collapsing one locking nut. Perfect for the speed demon with space issues.
What's on your wish list this holiday season?
Julie Rath Fashion
The RP's Weekly Web Gems: The Politics of Tech
By Zack Adams, RP Staff, on Thu Nov 29, 2012 at 3:00 PM ET
The Politics of Tech
Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) has proposed a piece of legislation he calls the Internet American Moratorium Act of 2012. The aim would be to "create a two-year moratorium on any new laws, rules or regulations governing the Internet." [CNN]
A BGR writer posts a plea to Google: to please bring Google Fiber to his city to save him from Comcast. [BGR]
We all know that no one person, organization, or country runs the Internet. However, in the near future the United Nations could seek control of the Internet, unless the U.S. takes action, warns the Wall Street Journal. [WSJ]
Google has combined Drive with Gmail enabling file transfers up to 10GB. [CNET]
Women in Saudi Arabia are now being tracked electronically [Raw Story]
Should coding be taught in elementary schools? [Venture Beat]
Weekly Web Gems Tech
John Y's Musings from the Middle: Big Shot on a Budget? Total FAIL
By John Y. Brown III, on Thu Nov 29, 2012 at 12:00 PM ET
Every month I have dinner with a wonderful group of guys. We usually each pay for our own dinner but every few months someone feels a call to pick up the ticket for everyone. I felt the call about three months ago but didn't pick up the check at the time but did announce to the group I would be doing so sometime in the near future .
Tonight was to be that night.
Sort of, anyway.
As we were finishing dinner, I furtively slipped by the cashier and asked how much our table's dinner would be because I "may" be picking up the check. The cashier pointed to a much higher figure than I had imagined and explained that a 15 % gratuity was automatically added since there were over 7 of us. I told her I would not be picking up the check this time after all but maybe would buy dessert for the table.
The dessert menu was described to the table and no one ordered anything.
Hmmmm. Now what ?
And like a brilliant thunderbolt crashing through my brain, I suddenly had an ingenious and novel idea!
I went back to the cashier and said, "Look, how about I pay for 25% of the bill? Can you work that out for me?"
The cashier politely said it shouldn't be a problem but added that no one had ever made that request before. "How would that work ? " she asked.
"Well," I said, "Just take 25% off the top and charge everyone else only 75% of their meal." I looked at her incredulously like this is something that is requested all the time in large groups where the big shot is also fiscally prudent.
A few minutes later she came by the time and whispered in my ear, "Does that 25% off the top include the tip?"
"Yes," I said. "Look, just charge me one-quarter of the total price and divide up the remainder evenly–including the tip."
At this point the person next to me said , "Just give me the check. I'll cover it."
I insisted I pay 25% and a small big shot verbal scuffle over the bill ensued. "Oh, are you serious about getting 25% of the tab? I thought you were joking."
"I am completely serious," I exclaimed, hoping someone else at the table would notice. "Why don't you pick up the remainder, whatever that is, like….oh, 75%?" And he did.
I announced to the table that although I wasn't picking up the entire tab (because it was too expensive) that I I was covering 25% –which was worth noting. And added that I was glad one person who was supposed to attend had cancelled. "That's 25% of one meal I didn't have to cover." I then added I would be picking up 10% of a meal this summer and up to 20% of a meal in the fall so that I would incrementally pick up 100% of one of our group dinners…but was going to stretch it out over an 18 month period of time.
But as we shook hands and said goodbye until next month's dinner everyone was thanking my friend for dinner and not giving me an honorable mention but instead a quizzical or bemused look when I explained again how we had divided things up.
Finally, with the last friend to say goodnight I simplified it by explaining the situation more concretely. "You know those au gratin potatoes you had tonight? Well, I paid for them. The entree, drink, and salad was picked up by someone else. So just thank me for the au gratin potatoes."
And that was that. I spent more than I had planned to appear to be a big shot and looked cheaper than ever.
But learned a valuable lesson. When trying to impress by offering to pay for dinner it never works to try to do it a la carte. It's an all or nothing proposition. Like most things in life.
John Y. Brown, III, Musings from the Middle Food, Laughter, Wealth
Michael Steele: Opportunity Lost?
By Michael Steele, on Thu Nov 29, 2012 at 10:00 AM ET
I was asked recently what lesson should the GOP have learned from the results of the 2012 presidential election. That's easy: You can't please everyone, but you sure can tick them all off at the same time!
Voters were not in the mood for petty political bickering or platitudes about "hope." And they certainly weren't in the mood for a conversation about "vaginal probes" or contraception. In fact, as the campaign dragged on they grew increasingly more skeptical of so called "political solutions" and even more negative about the direction the country was taking despite slight upticks in GDP and decreases in the unemployment rate. The most disturbing fact: more Americans now think their children will be worse off than they are.
These factors, among others, were intricate parts of a national debate that did not happen. Keep in mind, the stakes were already high due to the unceasing drag on the economy, the end of the Bush tax cuts, increasing tax rates vs. cutting tax loopholes. Consequently, the election results serve as an important lesson for both parties: for Democrats it's time to stop blaming Bush and lead; and for Republicans it's time for a reality check.
As I noted throughout the campaign, an overwhelming majority of voters sought answers and progress on the challenges we face, but Republicans found themselves preoccupied with amassing goo-gobs of cash instead and missed an important opportunity to use that cash to build on the successes of 2010 by communicating a message that was not bound by party lines. (To paraphrase my MSNBC colleague Chuck Todd after the election: "Republicans spent most of their time talking to themselves.")
Consequently, voters were otherwise offered unprincipled drivel about nothing of much importance — that is, when we weren't alienating African-Americans, Hispanics and anyone else who happened to get in the way of our talking to ourselves.
In my travels on behalf of federal, state and local candidates 2010, I saw a new generation of Republican leaders emerge who were serious about fiscal stewardship and who respected the opinions of those with whom they may not always agree. For example, then-candidates like New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez and Congressman Tim Scott of South Carolina; or Govs. Chris Christie of New Jersey and Bob McDonnell of Virginia reflected the communities they came from and spoke with clarity on the issues that mattered in the everyday lives of individuals and families.
They knew and expressed with authenticity that there is no magic formula, secret potion or handshake that will make the GOP more attractive to voters. It would require work. Honest, hard, often frustrating but always important work! And they were ready to do the hard work required of true leaders and they won — from New Mexico to South Carolina; New Jersey to Virginia — with a message that never compromised our principles but did demonstrate the true breath of the GOP's tent and our commitment to strong families, a strong economy and a safe and secure community in which to live.
The Republican leadership forgot that and got spanked.
While the postmortems continue, the Grand Old Party must once again become the Party of Lincoln — The Grand Opportunity Party. The top-down puppet management of the Republican National Committee must recognize our strength does not rest in their special interests but rather in the interests of our grassroots; that it's finally time to give way to those "Hip Hop" Republicans I talked about in 2009. And no, I'm not talking about (as I wasn't then) dressing Sen. Mitch McConnell in some bling and a Pelle Pelle Throwback leather jacket. Rather, I'm talking about creating a state of mind within the GOP more reflective of America's exciting and vibrant culture, as diverse as it is bold.
Michael Steele Civility
Josh Bowen: "I Can't Squat"
By Josh Bowen, on Thu Nov 29, 2012 at 8:30 AM ET
If there are any trainers that read my rants you can sympathize with me on the following statement made by a client, "My doctor told me not to squat." Oh he did, did he? Well isn't that great, what in the world am I going to do to strengthen your legs? Hold up! Do me a favor and get up and down from that chair. So you know what I am getting at. There are some uneducated people out there that tell patients to stay away from certain activities, not realizing that those activities could potentially help the situation. I've incurred this situation several times in the 8 years I have been a trainer, nothing surprises me.
The squat is the most basic, primal movement that humans do. We squat when we get in and out of a car, we squat when we get up and down from a chair and when we have to go to the bathroom (#2 for men and always for women) we squat. So how on earth could someone tell me that I can't squat? Most doctors are not as educated on fitness and it impacts the body, so its easy to tell people what to stay away from. If you have a bum knee its probably not wise to load a bar up with 300 lbs and go at it. But what doesn't make sense is why you wouldn't perform the movement at all, without weight.
Have you ever looked a baby and how they sit back on their heels and drop their butt to the floor in a full squat? The point I am trying to get at is humans were meant to squat, in some shape, form, or fashion. It's true so you cannot argue J
So how does squatting benefit me if I have knee problems? Well let's first look at your "knee problems." More often than not (general statement here) the problem is not your knee. Huh? Yes, the problem often stems your ankle or your hip causing the pain to occur in and around the knee capsule. This is called "site VS source." The site is not always the source of the problem. So if you have hip issues or ankle issues, proper squat technique can actually realign the body to its correct movement pattern. Also becoming more flexible in the hip flexor and hamstring area will help as well.
Here are the benefits of proper squatting (bodyweight progressing to weighted):
Neuromuscular coordination- squatting (weighted or bodyweight) will train the brain and the muscles to work in harmony. If you have trouble squatting correctly place a box or bench behind you and sit back and touch and explode up.
Lower Body Strength- no exercise (no exercise!) builds strength better than squatting. Everyone needs strength, whether you are a stay at home mom or a professional athlete, our lives demand a certain amount of strength.
Injury Prevention/Rehabilitation- To prevent injuries you must make sure the body can handle and create force. Squatting allows the body to build muscle and strength required of everyday life. Also, allows the body to become flexible in the lower extremities (cause of a lot of injuries).
So, in conclusion if your doctor tells you not to squat, so him my article and have him call me. I will convince him otherwise.
Josh Bowen Food, Wellness
Artur Davis: Why Chris Christie Won't Fade
By Artur Davis, on Wed Nov 28, 2012 at 3:30 PM ET
It is a measure of Chris Christie's aura that serious people think his effusive praise of Barack Obama in the hours after Hurricane Sandy might have reelected the president. The likelier truth is that there are precious few undecided voters in Ohio and Virginia who know the name of the New Jersey governor, much less value his imprimatur as the tipping point in their electoral decision-making process. But Christie's force of personality is one of the few authentic magnetic fields in politics that don't bear the name Clinton or Obama, which guarantees disproportionate, even illogical, levels of attention when he makes moves.
That bravura suggests why Christie remains such an intriguing path for Republicans contemplating 2016. To be sure, there are mounting doubts about whether he is the one. The narrative that Christie is not a team player is gaining traction with Republican activists, who were confounded by the sound-bites of a Republican hero lavishing praise on the arch-enemy. The professional operative class that assesses political personalities for signs of trouble links his post-Sandy comments with a keynote address that seemed oblivious to the party talking points in Tampa, and they see a worrisome absence of discipline. The ones with a bent for pop psychology see brittleness masked as self-regard, and suggest that Christie must have been partly motivated by a fear of how difficult his reelection might be in a state Obama dominated, or even a burning fuse based on not being given a right of first refusal on the vice presidential nomination.
But the critiques on Christie are a reflection of the odd waters of modern politics. If Christie's press conference seemed too much, it is largely because such post-disaster events are so typically sanitized with platitudes: In other words, public figures shrinking under the glare and resorting to a contrived, bland insincerity. The consensus that Christie underperformed in Tampa stems from a mindset that success on such stages is measured either by a cascade of glossy but insubstantial poetry or at the other end of the scale, a hard-edged partisanship. Surely, a politico with Christie's game shouldn't have spent his moment describing the minutiae of gubernatorial leadership; surely, if he outlined the national threat, it should have been in the form of a prolonged lease on the White House by the other party not in the possibility that both parties might be overwhelmed by the demands of the historic moment.
Artur Davis Civility, Recovery


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Can the Bible abet me with my funds? Shuffle it is going to.
The cause I am announcing that's that I came across answers that that helped me with my maintain non-public funds. There used to be a time in my existence when my curiosity peaked and I spent a year researching ultimate the passage of Scripture that understood to funds. To my surprise I came across a entire lot of references to this enviornment known as money. To insist it peaked my ardour is an understatement.
There are over 7,000 guarantees in the Bible and over 2,000 of these guarantees contend with money. Jesus spoke more about funds than he did about heaven, hell, and his 2d coming. Starting in the e-book of Genesis we take a look at out ideas about money that also discover this day.
1) The esteem of money is the foundation of all base – there are so valuable of crimes committed now not attributable to money however attributable to an unhealthy esteem in the direction of it. If we appreciated money much less we would treat strangers higher. Folks are reluctant to provide because they cannot take a look at out letting skedaddle of money.
2) You're going to be ready to now not encourage God and money- God never says that He needs us wretched; nevertheless he also never promised we would all be millionaires. His desire for us is that we sight Him first and never make the pursuit of money our existence plot. We favor to contain satisfactory resources to meet our household needs.
three) The employee is tremendous of his wages – God believes in fairness. He needs us to be effectively compensated for the work we salvage. Opposite to some of beliefs, God needs us to work exhausting and be paid well for all that we salvage.
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For close to 20 years, Aaron has advised clients on a broad range of complex privacy and cybersecurity matters, including during the two years he spent as the managing partner of our firm's London office. As a leader on the firm's privacy team, Aaron's work includes advising clients across the globe on high-profile corporate transactions, large-scale cybersecurity incidents, compliance with existing and emerging regulatory requirements in the U.S., UK, EU, and Asia, and negotiating complex data-driven agreements. Aaron regularly represents clients in private equity (as well as their portfolio companies), technology, financial services, retail, consumer packaged goods, and life sciences. He is well-known for his unique transatlantic and commercial perspective on privacy and cybersecurity matters. Outside of his work for clients, Aaron is a sought-after media resource on privacy issues and has been quoted in such publications as TIME Magazine, The Times (London), Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine, Law360, Corporate Secretary, and DataGuidance. Aaron regularly speaks before industry groups, legal organizations, government agencies and universities at conferences, seminars, roundtables and webinars. He has written and co-authored numerous articles, book chapters and handbooks on privacy and cybersecurity issues.
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Q: Selenium don't show failed number lines I have Selenium server working with PHPUnit on a MAMP local server.
When an Assert fail, the failed number line is not showing, instead I see a phpunit number line.
When I execute a "phpunit only" test I can see the number line of the failed assert.
PHPUnit only test
$ cd '/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests' && phpunit -c 'phpunit.xml'  '/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests/controllers/homeTest.php'
PHPUnit 3.6.10 by Sebastian Bergmann.

Configuration read from /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests/phpunit.xml

.

Time: 0 seconds, Memory: 8.00Mb

There was 1 failure:

1) HomeTest::test_get_sections
Failed asserting that Array (
    blah, blah, blah
    )
) is identical to Array (blah, blah, blah2
    )
).

/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests/controllers/homeTest.php:56
/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.3.6/bin/phpunit:46

FAILURES!
Tests: 2, Assertions: 3, Failures: 1.

PHPUnit Selenium test
$ cd '/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests' && phpunit -c 'phpunit.xml'

'/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests/views/af_web_Test.php'
PHPUnit 3.6.10 by Sebastian Bergmann.

Configuration read from /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-client/tests/phpunit.xml

E

Time: 2 seconds, Memory: 8.75Mb

There was 1 error:

1) af_web_Test::test_crear_una_af_nueva_y_validar_el_valor_por_defecto_de_los_campos
Current URL: http://localhost:8888/my-client/index.php/home/view

Failed asserting that '' matches PCRE pattern "/0/".

/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.3.6/bin/phpunit:46

FAILURES!
Tests: 1, Assertions: 6, Errors: 1.

A: I've had the same problem (albeit on a LAMP server), as I quite rely on these line numbers along with screenshots to figure out exactly what's going wrong in my tests. The bug, which I assume this is, is apparently reported. See https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit-selenium/issues/81 for reference.
As a temporary workaround I've forced the line number into the error message in the exception that is being thrown (because the line number can of course be found in the trace). As a side-effect, most exceptions are rethrown and I am only throwing PHPUnit_Framework_Error, but at least I get the line number in the output. As a temporary workaround until this is fixed, this works for me.
To achieve this, I extend PHPUnit_Extensions_SeleniumTestCase with my own SeleniumTestCase, and put these functions in it:
Very slightly modified version of this function for my own use: https://stackoverflow.com/a/6608751
protected function dumpStack(Exception $e) {
    $stack = '';
    foreach ($e->getTrace() as $trace) {
        if (isset($trace['file'])        &&
            isset($trace['line'])        &&
            isset($trace['class'])       &&
            isset($trace['function']))
        {
            $stack .= PHP_EOL .
                $trace['file']     . ':' .
                $trace['line']     . ' ' .
                $trace['class']    . '::' .
                $trace['function'];
        }
    }
    return $stack;
}

I override onNotSuccessfulTest from PHPUnit_Extensions_SeleniumTestCase:
protected function onNotSuccessfulTest(Exception $e) {
    try {
        parent::onNotSuccessfulTest($e);
    }
    catch (PHPUnit_Framework_IncompleteTestError $e) {
        // Don't do anything with the incomplete test exception
        throw $e;
    }
    catch (PHPUnit_Framework_SkippedTestError $e) {
        // Don't do anything with the skipped test exception
        throw $e;
    }
    catch (Exception $e_parent) {
        // Include line number for specific test file in error
        $error_msg = chr(10).chr(10).$this->dumpStack($e);

        throw new PHPUnit_Framework_Error($e_parent->getMessage().$error_msg, $e_parent->getCode(), $e_parent->getFile(), $e_parent->getLine(), $e_parent->getTrace());
     }
}

I don't like this hack, so if anyone has a better solution, I'd be happy to hear it!
UPDATE:
I forgot to mention this initially: You of course have to make the tests extend your own custom SeleniumTestCase, and not the PHPUnit_Extensions_SeleniumTestCase.


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Papeles sueltos fue un programa cultural de televisión que se emitió en el año 2003 por el canal marginal de cable de Argentina, P+E;

El programa estaba conducido por Antonio Carrizo, quien a menudo lo hacía con un gran entusiasmo. Constaba de un panel (en realidad una mesa) fijo, conformado por Juan José Sebreli, Tomás Abraham y Horacio Sanguinetti.
Muchas veces acudían invitados especializados en el tema que ese día se tocaría.

Características
Así describe un panelista, en comparación a otro, el programa:

Era un programa en el que, por ejemplo, Sebreli tajantemente decidía que Nietzsche no era un autor tan importante como su fama y que su mejor libro era Humano, demasiado humano; en el que, cuando el tema era Kafka, Tomás Abraham decía que no tenía mucho que decir de dicho autor porque "hacía mucho que no lo leía"; en el que cuando el tema era la música, Abraham refería su predilección por Bob Dylan, en tanto que Sebreli lo minusvaloraba a «trovador». Un programa en el que Carrizo muy a menudo traía a colación una remembranza de Jorge Luis Borges o defendía el Ulises de Joyce, mientras que Sebreli no.
En tanto, Horacio Sanguinetti, un poco más al margen, solía hablar de música y, en gran parte, de ópera.

Referencias

Programas de televisión iniciados en 2003
Programas de televisión de Argentina


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December 6, 2015 Written by Admin
IF YOU want to keep your children out of trouble, try enrolling them for hip-hop lessons. This street dancing might once have glorified a bad-ass gangsta lifestyle, but now it's so mainstream that even young girls at the upmarket Waterfall Country Estate in Johannesburg's northern suburbs are taking lessons. Grateful parents find it keeps their kids fit and busy, gives them a goal and might just give them a career.
It's also causing some parental headaches — not from the music, but from making plans to relocate to Los Angeles for a month so their daughters can take up scholarships with a famous dance studio. Eight Gauteng girls have won scholarships to the Millennium Dance Complex, which has trained Justin Bieber, Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez.
Their dance teacher and choreographer, Corlanie Botha, is almost a veteran at 24, but she's young and funky enough for the kids to love her. "What makes me a bit different from other dance teachers is that I live for hip-hop. I dress like a hip-hopper, I walk like a hip-hopper and the kids say I'm crazy. I explain it to them in a very emotional way so they can understand where I'm coming from," she says.
Dressing like a hip-hopper means red or purple T-shirts worn with baggy camouflage trousers or jeans with cool prints on them, or loud polka-dot shirts topped by a blazer.
Her hair is shaved on one side and worn longer on the other, matched with weird earrings and shocking-pink lipstick. "I really play the part," she says.
Botha thinks hip-hop is so popular because of its exuberant freedom. "There are so many styles and every style has a different personality and character, so kids can really find themselves. It's challenging because you get to learn new styles all the time and you can discover your personality through hip-hop," she says.
Botha started dancing when she was seven, took to hip-hop when she was 12 and began teaching it at 19. She was studying sport science when the owner of a tennis club gave her the space to start dance classes. She teaches at the Studio Seven Gym in Waterfall and at her own Pulse dance studio in Pretoria.
"A few years ago dance teachers who only taught ballet were doing well, but then they had to start teaching a few styles to cope financially," Botha says.
"Ballet is very stiff and demands perfection, whereas with hip-hop you can do whatever you want. I can't do ballet because I'm not strict enough. I don't want to use the word boring, but it's so formal, while hip-hop has nice music and it's fast and fun."
THE styles include voguing, moving like you're posing on a catwalk; krumping, the aggressive moves developed by gangs to vent their energy and anger through dance; and the robotic movements of popping and locking.
"It appeals to both genders and about 70% of my pupils are girls. You get breakdancing, which the boys love, spinning on the ground on their heads and hands while the girls can do voguing," Botha says.
"Krumping and popping and locking are for both boys and girls, although krumping comes from the days when guys put their energy into … dancing to help them relieve all the aggression and emotions."
Botha mixes her own music for the routines. "I take different types of music and mix the beats together, so I'll have a crazy fast piece, then all of a sudden a beautiful violin piece, then some old-school pieces. With hip-hop, you don't dance one style through the whole scene, so in a 90-second routine I'll have four pieces of music, and I like to add sound snippets too."
Botha's reputation grew as her pupils began winning medals in provincial and national competitions. "I think the thing that made me so popular is that my kids have been doing very well at the dance championships. Parents hear that other kids have won gold medals and want their kids to get the same achievements," she says.
That success has allowed her to take her best students to the Performing Arts Championships in Los Angeles for the past two years. This year, her team flew home with six gold, four silver and three bronze medals after beating competitors from 52 countries. Of the 24 scholarships awarded at the competition, SA won a quarter.
The winners were all girls, four of them aged 12 or 13 years and four of just six or seven years. Because they are so young, most of their parents are heading for Los Angeles too to look after them.
Their scholarships will be gruelling, with classes from morning until evening, six days a week. They will hone all sorts of dance genres including ballet and tap, and take acting and deportment classes to help them become stage ready.
THOSE who excel may win contacts to appear in stage shows or TV programmes in the US.
"It really is a full-on experience to help you in all the aspects of show business," Botha says. "This is such a big opportunity, because if they are seen by the right people, they might end up dancing in an upcoming movie or a commercial. It could change their lives."
While most professional opportunities are in the US, Botha is working to increase hip-hop's commercial appeal in SA, partly by taking dancers to various events to demonstrate their skills. "I've been approached by numerous companies that want to become the face of hip-hop in SA," she says. "It creates hope for the kids. There are so many kids out there who are really good at it, but they don't have the money to go to dance schools and they end up dancing on the streets."
To help kids who don't have the money for proper classes, she runs workshops in underprivileged areas, where any kid can go along to see if they have a natural flair.
Botha has also influenced standards taught at dance schools after being invited to write the hip-hop syllabus for the South African Championships of Performing Arts.
The syllabus she created for would-be dance instructors includes learning how to choreograph routines, how to run and market a dance school, and how to manage conflict if the kids get angry.
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Caroline Di Diego Is there such a thing as "Successful FAIL"?
fully aiming to accommodate the patient's interests in the shared final outcome.
I mean: out of the many points of asking informed consent and among hundreds of interactions within nine days only one of my requests was ignored, one was delayed and fixed without my need to follow up, and I heard one white lie, by the anaesthesiologist. Probably I was not clear enough that I had read up overnight on the procedure he preferred and told him I agreed he use it, yet he tried to make me believe he'd use the other less invasive way. Thanks to his prior explanation of side effects for informed consent it was so easy to tell.
Oh, why did I say multi-night stay above? Because the service (not the food) compared to star hotels. The care and personal interactions exceeded it. I saw a lot of concern, smiles, laughter even, and not a single grumpy or harried face.
They have two kinds of meetings, 1. walking, as in the doctor's morning rounds. 2. standing in a loose circle, when the nurses hand over to the next shift. Patient records fully computerized, lots of checklists and dedicated execution, organized around patient's needs and wishes, with a smile. Their main feedback system is an Opinion/Risk/Proposal card used by staff, patients and visitors alike, and summarized in the internal monhtly newsletter.
If you have a choice, this is the kind of hospital I'd recommend.
Ah, yes, why was I there? Ski accident, compression fracture of femoral head, set and fixed with three screws now. Recuperating at home and on crutches until end of April.
For upcoming days, I plan on sharing part of my daily log.


I've played Playstation since the mid '90s, when it was released, and back then there was a super cool game that everyone played. Wipeout was set in the future and The Designer Republic (the crazy kids behind its branding) made it look like it was from another time, the future. And with the game still alive today the brand lives on and is still yet to go out of date! Every visual was considered, from the logo and the box art to the HUD graphics – it even had its own typeface. Take a look.
It wasn't just the master brand that was awesome, but the whole concept throughout the game. With racing teams having their own brands that accompanied the master brand as this futuristic, super fast, high octane sport. Talking of which brings me to Formula 1. And with the F1 in town this weekend, it's a good time to look at their new branding too. The new branding is great, don't get me wrong, it is sporty and bold. The new logo is a bold brand stamp, and in comparison to the old one is incredibly powerful with its sleek lines and steeper italic slant. The brand comes with a new font too. It reminds me of race tracks with its sweeping curves and tight bends. I'm sure this is the look they wanted, and it really suits the brand. What's more it feels like its from the future, much like the machines they now drive. Packed with mind boggling technology and scientifically crafted fins that carve through the air, they are more spaceships than cars.
So the new futuristic look and the sleek fin adorned cars are all very nice, but to me it feels somewhat familiar. To me it's like Wipeout (that game from the mid 90s), but in real life. I'm not saying it's a direct rip off, but I do feel there are a lot of similarities. And I love it. It's nice to romanticise over the idea that I can now watch something for real that is as close as we can get to Wipeout – and what isn't inspiring about the Wipeout brand anyway?! It's like the future was finally there – in the 90s! Take a look at the brands in comparison. It speaks for itself.
As close as they appear to be, one thing is for sure. The F1 brand is looking faster than ever and I can't wait to see it in full flight!