In order to increase your audience, you need to maximize the effectiveness of your podcast, and the following tips can help you do that.
Before recording your podcast, it's a good idea to write a script. This way, you will be able to accurately convey your thoughts or information without too many filler words (uhs, ums, etc.) and without talking in circles. Plus, by reading off of a script, you will not have to spend as much time editing your podcast, and this can be a great time saver for you.
When your podcast is clear and concise, your audience will be more likely to tune in and enjoy what it is you have to say.
2. Ensure your audio is easy to hear.
When you record your podcast, make sure there isn't any background noise. If there is too much background noise on your podcast, it can be distracting to your audience, and they may stop tuning in.
It's also a good idea to ensure the quality of your audio is impeccable. Make sure there is no static and make sure your audio is easy to hear. If anything negatively affects your audio, it will keep your audience from coming back.
3. Allow your audience to share your podcast.
Word of mouth marketing is essential for the success of your podcast, so make sure that you are allowing your audience to easily share your podcast with others. Set up your podcast to include widgets that allow your audience to share your podcast via email or social network with the click of a button.
If your audience likes what they hear and sends it off to their friends, you will greatly increase traffic to your podcast and hopefully recruit some more avid listeners.
4. Invest in social media.
Social media can be a great tool for your podcast. Make sure you have social media accounts set up and use them to push out blurbs and information from your podcast. Your audience may be intrigued with something they see on your social sites and use it as a reason to click through to your podcast and give it a listen.
Try to determine which social networks your target audience uses most often and start with those. Then, you can move on to other social networks to increase your reach.
Your podcast may be a fun tactic for your audience, but podcasts alone don't excel at search engine optimization. In order to increase the effectiveness of your podcast, you need to be found online. Search engine optimization is one of the best ways to do this, but you will be unsuccessful unless you transcribe your podcast. Search engines crawl through websites in search of keywords, and they use those keywords to rank websites appropriately.
Search engines, though, cannot crawl through podcasts, so any keywords used on the audio file will not help your SEO. However, search engines CAN crawl through transcriptions, so if you transcribe your podcast and place the transcription on your website, you will greatly increase your SEO.
And don't worry. You don't have to transcribe your podcast yourself. You can easily locate a podcast transcription service with a quick turnaround to do the work for you. You, simply, will just improve your SEO.
This is awesome! I was recently thinking about doing a few podcasts and here I am reading an awesome and resourceful post. Thank you for sharing. I am sure some of the tips I've picked up from here, are going to help me plan my work better.
I love these tips and of course I'm a huge fan of podcasting too.
Typically I don't write out a script but I do make an outline. I also find that I tend to write a blog post that compliments the podcast but not actually a transcription, but you're right I need to do both.
I guess whether using an outline or writing a complete script depends on experience. For the first few Podcasts a script might be a great help. Plus, a podcast aiming at selling a specific product might get a better response if carefully scripted. I know some of the high-ticket gurus actually have complete scripts for their webinars, although they don't make it obvious.
Thanks for sharing the article, Ileane.


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Google has launched the latest version of Android which is code named as Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 or Android ICS. The latest update of Android has some new features and new looks which differentiates it from Android Honeycomb. It will be available for both smartphones and tablets. It is programmed to integrate the tablet and smartphone experience and make it smooth and easy to use without the glitches of the earlier versions.
Ability to take screenshots: Now you can use your Android phone to take screenshots without installing any third party applications. It has been inbuilt into the system. You need to hold down the volume key and the power button to take a screen capture.
Improved Font System: A new font system has been introduced which is more attractive and pleasing than the previous versions. The new system is called Roboto and is specifically designed for high resolution screens and to make the interface look like a magazine.
Android Beam: This new feature will allow two Android phones to exchange Web pages, contacts, applications and media securely and is based on the latest NFC (Near Field Communication) and NDEF Push technology.
Instant Voice: This may not be as advanced as Apple's Siri launched in the iphone 4S but the latest Android version will take less time in converting voice to text.
A new improved Camera: The latest Android has added new camera features which include a new user interface along with improved image editing features. The camera speeds have been improved along with the video recording capability. Various new photo effects have been provided.
New Web Browser: Android ICS comes with a new version of Chrome mobile which gives you the ability to sync your bookmarks with the computer. Pages can be saved for offline viewing and you can open upto 16 tabs.
These new features will increase the usability and popularity of Android and will help in garnering a larger market share vis-à-vis iOS and Windows based phones and tablets.
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The new features are likely to improve the popularity of Androids and they seem to be quite substaintial for those who are fans of this system.
The instant screenshots feature is not actually new. It's an old feature in HTC Sense (version 3.0, as far as I know). What's new about it in ICS is that it's natively built into the operating system itself, which means all Android phones that use ICS will be able to use it, even if those phones don't have Sense 3.0.
Even Face Unlock, which the list in this article skipped mentioning, is not an entirely new thing. Visidon AppLock has been providing such feature for a long time. Again, ICS natively built that feature into Android.
i like the new web browser in android 4.0, well suggest me some cheap samsung android models, i like to buy a new one.
hey praveen i wouldd like to ask one thing..
so i just wanted to know what basically is the difference between them..???
few reasons i figures out are screen size, resolution, processor, camera quality etc.
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Singular® (montelukast) Patent Victory For Merck — Generic Due In 2012. . . .
UPDATED — 08.19.09 @ 1:15 PM EDT: It seems the judge ruled in favor of Merck, in part, on the basis that Merck's patent lawyer did not read some of the prior art — that is, he felt mere lack of diligence (in not reading, and thus not pointing out to the USPTO, the specific portions of the so-called Young 89 prior art — art that turned out to be highly-relevant to making the specific montelukast compound now known as Singulair®) should not be considered "inequitable conduct". [Full 102 page decision, as a PDF file, available shortly.]
Teva loses Singular® (montelukast) patent spat; may appeal — but generic Singular is now a 2012 certainty.
Per AP wire-stories:
. . . .In his decision, Judge Garrett E. Brown upheld Merck's patent on SINGULAIR and ruled that Teva committed infringement. Judge Brown also issued an injunction blocking the approval of Teva's generic versions until the August 2012 expiration of the patent.
"The court appropriately ruled that the patent for SINGULAIR in the U.S. is valid," said Bruce Kuhlik, executive vice president and general counsel of Merck. "We invest heavily in the R&D that is needed to discover innovative medicines like SINGULAIR, and we will vigorously defend our intellectual property rights."
Merck filed the patent infringement lawsuit against Teva in February 2007. The trial was heard before Judge Brown in February 2009. . . .
Indeed. This likely spells the end of the insurers' and wholesalers' antitrust claims — as well.
I'll keep you informed — on that — though.
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Merck And Teva: Both Awaiting A Decision, on 2007 Singulair® Patent Suit — Any Day Now. . . .
In addition to the suits just filed this past Wednesday, a more straight-forward Singular® (montelukast) patent infringement bench trial concluded on February 26, 2009, in the New Jersey federal courthouse — and both parties expect a decision any day now — perhaps before this coming Friday, August 22, 2009. That case is Merck Sharp Dohme Pharmaceuticals, SRL v. Teva Pharmaceuticials USA, Inc., et al. (Case no. 07-1596, US Dist. Ct. NJ).
Thus, given the box-car numbers potentially involved, here, it might be useful to take a look at Teva's claim, in seeking to avoid Merck's patent, that Merck effectively affirmatively deceived the US Patent and Trademark staffers, when it filed for the '473 patent — a patent that teaches the chemical construction of the montelukast molecule, in a solid (powedered) form, suitable and stable enough to be the active ingredient in the branded Singulair pill.
If that Teva "deception" defense prevails, over Merck's assertion of Teva's infringement, in this straight-ahead patent infringement suit, it will be a truly-ominous sign for New Merck's future. Why? Well, first of all because it is Merck's single largest selling franchise. Next, because the crux of the wholesalers' and insurers' claims — of unlawful restraint of trade, and related unlawful monopolist practices — likewise would turn on just such a finding. As I just mentioned, the damages in such a setting could equal or exceed $8.4 billion (and that is before interest is assessed!), for the past seven years. So let's examine the "obviousness" defensive positions staked out by Teva (and allegedly hidden by Merck, from the PTO), as set forth in Teva's pre-trial briefs, back in February 2009, here:
. . . .[Merck's] Young teaches that the Q2 position of the compounds claimed in the '473 patent (which binds to the area of the receptor that receives the C-1 carboxyl group of LTD4) should be occupied by a functional group that is polar, not ionized, and capable of hydrogen bonding. MSD did not tell the PTO about these three criteria for the Q2 position, nor did it otherwise disclose the Young LTD4 receptor model. This allowed MSD [Merck] to mislead the PTO [Patent and Trademark Office] into believing that the use of a tertiary alcohol at the Q2 position was not suggested by the prior art, even though a tertiary alcohol was indeed suggested. The tertiary alcohol met each of the three criteria taught by the Young LTD4 receptor model for the Q2 position. (See Ex. K, Leger Dep. 89:4-6 (tertiary alcohol is polar); Ex. L, Xiang Dep. 68:2-4 (tertiary alcohol has capability to form hydrogen bonds); Ex. M, Zamboni Dep. 42:14-19 ("Tertiary alcohol will not ionize.").). . . .
[Merck] Inventor Labelle certainly understood the materiality of the information conveyed by the undisclosed Young LTD4 receptor model. Labelle acknowledged that the tertiary alcohol at the Q2 position was a "likely modification" given the information conveyed by the model:
Q. So from your perspective, the tertiary alcohol was a likely modification?
A. Yeah.
Q. And why did you think that was a likely modification?
A. Because it fitted with what we know — what we thought we needed at that stage in the project.
Q. What do you mean by that?
A. At that stage, my understanding of what we needed was a lipophilic part on the left, specifically a quinoline, an acidic chain on the top, a so-called q1 chain, and a q2 chain that included some form of a polar group. [Note: The LTD4 receptor model described in the Young publications conveyed this information, and then some.]
Q. And a tertiary alcohol is a polar group?
A. That was the thinking at the time, yes.
Q. And that's why you thought the tertiary alcohol would be a likely modification?
(Ex. N, Labelle Dep. 87:8-88:4). . . .
Indeed, the undisclosed Young LTD4 receptor model was actually used by lead inventor Belley as the road map to the allegedly non-obvious tertiary alcohol. In early 1989, when MSD was looking to replace the prior art amide group at the Q2 position, Dr. Young showed inventor Belley the Young LTD4 receptor model. Promptly upon being shown the model, Belly determined that "it would be a good idea to try" a tertiary alcohol in place of the amide at the Q2 position. . . .
Nobody involved in the prosecution of the '473 patent made sure that this highly material prior art was disclosed to the PTO during the prosecution of the '473 patent. Nor has anyone involved in the prosecution provided an explanation for the non-disclosure. The named inventors did not explain their failure to disclose the Young LTD4 receptor model to the PTO during the prosecution of the '473 patent. (See, e.g., Ex. K, Leger Dep. 166:22-168:1; Ex. N, Labelle Dep. 152:10-21; Ex. O, Belley Dep. 137:4-139:12.) Patent attorneys Lopez and Yang likewise did not explain their failure to disclose this prior art, nor did MSD's patent liaison, Dr. Atkinson, offer one. (See Ex. P, Lopez Dep. 106:22-107:22; Ex. Q, Yang Dep. 107:6-24; Ex. R, Atkinson Dep. 65:2-8). . . .
Stay tuned. Both here, and there.

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Q: Checking specific numbers in a list Python Hi I am trying to find if values in a list are less then or equal to 1, and then count them. My issue is I don't know how to check lists for specific values. Here is a snippet of my code:
xylist = [distance(a,b) for a,b in zip(randomlistx,randomlisty)]

Where in the list are up to 1 million randomly generated numbers, some which are less then 1 and some which are greater.
I have tried using for loops, and counters but that didn't work at all.

A: You can pass a generator expression to sum. If the generated sequence is made up of booleans, then the true values count as 1, so sum acts as a count.
sum(x<=1 for x in xylist)

A: Try the following:
sum(x < 1 for x in xylist)

A: Working with numpy arrays would sometimes be easier on large numerical lists:
import numpy as np

arr = np.array(list)
sum(arr < 1)

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'I know I can still play a lot better,' Canadiens' Artturi Lehkonen says
"I'm happy to stay in Montreal," the Finnish forward adds after signing a two-year deal worth $4.8 million and avoiding salary arbitration.
Stu Cowan, Montreal Gazette
A lot was expected from Artturi Lehkonen after his impressive rookie season with the Canadiens.
Lehkonen posted 18-10-28 totals in 73 games during the 2016-17 season, finishing tied with Alexander Radulov for third on the team in goals, trailing only Max Pacioretty (35) and Paul Byron (22). Lehkonen's 18 goals also ranked ninth among all NHL rookies that season.
But his goal production has dropped in each of the last two seasons, to 12 in 2017-18 and only 11 last season. That's why Lehkonen had to settle for a two-year contract from the Canadiens on Thursday, avoiding salary arbitration. The deal is worth a total of US$4.8 million with a $2.4 million annual salary-cap hit. It's a significant raise from the $925,000 Lehkonen earned last season in the third and final year of his NHL entry-level deal, but it could have been much more if he had produced offensively.
"I know I can still play a lot better than I showed last year," Lehkonen said Friday during a conference call from Finland. "Of course, I wasn't happy in my point production, basically, or how my goal stats were at the end of the year. So I know I still have a lot to prove."
Lehkonen scored a goal in the season opener last year, but then went 17 games without a goal. He had seven goals after 38 games, but then went 29 games without scoring and was demoted to the fourth line. Lehkonen continued to play a strong 200-foot game, finishing the season with a plus-10 rating while averaging 15:33 of ice time. But the Canadiens needed more goals from the 6-foot, 177-pound left-winger and he couldn't finish on the chances he got.
"I want to play better than I played last year and play good hockey," said Lehkonen, who turned 24 on July 4.
"I'm happy with the two years," he added about the new contract. "The only thing I had in mind going into this thing was to stay in Montreal, and I'm happy to stay in Montreal."
Fellow Finn Joel Armia is also happy to be staying in Montreal after also signing a two-year deal with the Canadiens on Thursday, worth $5.2 million. Armia, 26, posted 13-10-23 totals in 57 games last season, setting a career high in goals and earning time on the power play.
"I'm really happy with the two years," Armia, who earned US$1.85 million last season, said during the same conference call Friday from Finland. "I just try to play better every year."
When asked if he has set any personal goals for next season, Armia said: "No. Just play good hockey. Our goal is to make the playoffs, of course. I liked our last year. The only thing I didn't like last year is the fact that we didn't make the playoffs. But I think we played really good. We didn't make the playoffs, but that's hockey. I think we just need to follow what we did last year."
The Canadiens finished with a 44-30-8 record, coming up two points short of the final wild-card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference while making a 25-point improvement from the previous season.
"We came so close," Lehkonen said. "We just got to be a little bit better next year and show what kind of team we are and we can really compete in every game."
Lehkonen said he hadn't spoken with fellow Finn Sebastian Aho. Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin tried to bring Aho to Montreal with a five-year, US$42.27-million offer sheet that was matched by the Carolina Hurricanes.
"I saw it happen and he's a good player," Lehkonen said. "It would have been nice to get him in Montreal, but it didn't happen. So it is what it is."
Lehkonen did speak with Andrew Shaw after the Canadiens traded the veteran forward to the Chicago Blackhawks on June 30 to clear salary-cap space. Shaw was one of the most popular players in the Canadiens locker room.
"Of course, it's a bummer to see him go," Lehkonen said. "But, I mean, that's how it is … that's how hockey is. Sometimes you see your friends go and you just got to move on from the situation. I can't wait to play against him. That's going to be fun."
The Canadiens now have 24 players under contract for next season with $4.844 million remaining in salary-cap space, according to CapFriendly.com.
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1940, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA --- 1940- Hollywood, CA- Bob Hope, famed NBC screen and radio comedian, is the father of two adopted children now and has to do his X-mas shopping early. Here he is having a good shopping time in a Hollywood department store. Bob's children are Donna, aged year and a half, and Tony, aged eight months. Both come from Evanston's famous cradle. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS© Corbis. All Rights Reserved.Alien LandscapesWolf Tracer ArchiveWolf Tracer Archive Credit: Hollywood Photo Archive / MediaPunch
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Krai Do (Burmese: Kyar Hto) Chin village, hills near Mindat, Chin State, Myanmar. Chin dance (Defending-the-village dance)
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ca. 1990-2000, Samarkand, Uzbekistan --- Muslim Man --- Image by © Jeremy Horner/Corbis
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Busó in traditional wooden mask with a police car in the background. Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto, Zuma, Corbis
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Berlin, Germany, November 11th, 2014: Bill Gates for visit to German Federal Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development Gerd Müller.
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Photo shows John Paul Jones, a Scottish-born, American Naval officer who raided the British coasts during the Revolutionary war. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
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London, UK. 27th Oct, 2016. Competitors in the Six Day London Cycling at the Velodrome on October 27, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Leo Mason Split Second/Corbis via Getty Images) Panoramic image Credit: Leo Mason sports photos/Alamy Live News
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Athens, Greece 18SEP04: Mayumi Narita of Japan raises a boquet on the awards stand with a world record in the at the Athens Paralympics. Photo by Bob Daemmrich/Corbis
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Rafael Nadal vs Kei Nishikori at the Hurlingham Club, London. 21 June 2013 --- Image by © Paul Cunningham/Corbis
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ca. 1980-1995, Otavalo, Ecuador --- Girl Holding Flowers on the Day of the Dead --- Image by © Jeremy Horner/Corbis
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Ph Nick Zonna Sphash News / Corbis Cinema Festival 05-08-2015 Locarno Switzerland 68th Film Festival Locarno Red carpet In the photo:
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London, UK. 27th Oct, 2016. Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain competes in the Six Day London Cycling at the Velodrome on October 27, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Leo Mason Split Second/Corbis via Getty Images) Media ID: 678146357 Credit: Leo Mason sports photos/Alamy Live News
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Austin, Texas October 09, 2003: Five-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong of Austin, TX signs copies of his new book, 'Every Second Counts'. Hundreds of Austinites lined up for the chance to greet the cycling superstar at a local bookstore. Photos ©Bob Daemmrich/Corbis
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SM Alger's coach Rolland Corbis celebrates after winning their Algeria Cup final soccer match against MC Alger in Algiers May 1, 2013. REUTERS/Louafi Larbi (ALGERIA - Tags: SPORT SOCCER)
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Deane Brown during race qualifying sessions at the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit. 21 July 2012 --- Image by © Paul Cunningham/Corbis
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Students at the Buddhist school, Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka CORBIS-SU005382
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2004, Mykonos Town, Mykonos, Greece --- A fisherman returns home in Mykonos, Greece. --- Image by © Jeremy Horner/Corbis
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Steve Watkins Republican candidate campaigning for the seat in Kansas's 2nd congressional district delivers a short speech at a fundraiser. Topeka Kansas, October 19, 2018 (Photo by Mark Reinstein/Corbis via Getty Images) Credit: Mark Reinstein/MediaPunch
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former french minister Michele Alliot-Marie is seen in the stands prior the RBS Six Nations Championship match between France and Italy at the Stade de France in Saint Denis, near Paris, France, on Febuary 04, 2012. Photo by Manuel Blondeau/AOP.Press/Corbis
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London, UK. 20th Nov, 2016. (EDITORS NOTE: Multiple exposures were combined in camera to produce this image) Andy Murray of Great Britain and Novak Djokovic of Serbia in action during the mens final on day eight of the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at O 2 Arena on November 20, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Split Second/Corbis via Getty Images © Leo Mason/Alamy Live News Credit: Leo Mason/Alamy Live News
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Beverly Hills, California, USA. 6th Oct, 2014. Executive Vice President Corbis Entertainment Mark Owens poses for a portrait at The Grill 2014. TheWraps 5th Annual Entertainment, Media, and Technology conference held at the Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills © Jonathan Alcorn/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
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USM Alger's coach Rolland Corbis (R) celebrates after winning their Algeria Cup final soccer match against MC Alger in Algiers May 1, 2013. REUTERS/Louafi Larbi (ALGERIA - Tags: SPORT SOCCER)
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Sociedade Desportiva Juazeirense é um clube brasileiro de futebol sediado na cidade de Juazeiro, no estado da Bahia.

História

A Sociedade Desportiva Juazeirense foi fundada em 12 de dezembro de 2006 pelo deputado Roberto Carlos após este político perder a eleição de presidente do Juazeiro Social Clube para Eládio Rocha.

O clube estreou no futebol disputando o Campeonato Baiano da Segunda Divisão no ano de 2008. Em sua primeira partida oficial empatou por 0 a 0 com o Sport Clube Camaçariense, atuando em Juazeiro. Na sequência, obteve classificação para a fase semi-final da competição, mas foi eliminado pelo Guanambi Atlético Clube com a derrota em casa por 1 a 0 e empate como visitante em 0 a 0.

Em 2009 conseguiu chegar mais longe, alcançando a final da competição, após 'vingar-se' do Guanambi Atlético Clube ao derrotá-lo com uma vitória em casa por 2 a 0 e nova vitória em Guanambi por 2 a 1, justamente na mesma fase semi-final.em que, no ano anterior, fora eliminado.

Na grande final, porém, foi derrotado pela Associação Desportiva Bahia de Feira, com empate em casa por 1 a 1 e novo empate em Feira de Santana, desta vez em 2 a 2, prevalecendo a melhor campanha do clube feirense, que assim conquistou o título e o acesso.

Em 2010 o elenco da Juazeirense foi fortalecido e o time conquistou pontos suficientes para classificar-se para a semifinal da Segundona. No entanto, devido à escalação de um atleta irregular na vitória por 2 a 1 sobre o Sport Clube Camaçariense a Juazeirense foi punida em seis pontos. Acabou sendo eliminada ao empatar em casa em 0 a 0 contra a Catuense Futebol S/A, em jogo que necessitava vencer.

Finalmente o sonhado acesso à 1.ª Divisão veio em 2011, quando o clube passou para a semi-final ao derrotar na última rodada o tradicional Galícia Esporte Clube em casa por 2 a 0. Na fase seguinte passou com facilidade pela Associação Desportiva Jequié, derrotando-a como visitante por 2 a 1 e em casa por 3 a 1. Como o regulamento previa o acesso de dois clubes, a Juazeirense, enfim, obteve antecipadamente o acesso à Primeira Divisão.

Na final da competição conquistou o título após perder como visitante para o Itabuna Esporte Clube por 2 a 0 e vencer em casa pelo mesmo placar o jogo de volta.

Na Série D de 2017, conquistou o acesso após empatar com o América-RN em 1-1, após ter vencido o jogo de ida em casa por 3-0 diante de sua torcida, na semifinal enfrentou o Globo, mas acabou sendo eliminado. A Juazeirense foi a primeira equipe baiana a conseguir o acesso da Série C.

Em 2018, a Juazeirense se classificou para as semifinais do Campeonato Baiano, e foi eliminado pelo Bahia, empatando o primeiro jogo por 0-0 e perdendo o segundo por 3-0 na Fonte Nova e conseguiu uma vaga na Copa do Brasil de 2019. Na Série C, a equipe não foi bem e acabou sendo rebaixada na última rodada para a Série D.

Em 2019, a Juazeirense não foi bem no Campeonato Baiano, sendo eliminada na primeira fase na 8° colocação e, não conseguindo a vaga para a Série D de 2020. Na Copa do Brasil foi eliminada na primeira fase pelo Vasco da Gama, empatando em 2-2 no Adauto Moraes. Na Série D a Juazeirense quase conseguiu o acesso para a Série C. Na segunda fase, passou pelo Patrocinense, ganhando o primeiro jogo por 1-0 e perdendo o segundo também por 1-0, decidindo a vaga para as oitavas nos pênaltis. Nas oitavas a equipe eliminou o Iporá, empatando o primeiro jogo por 1-1 e o segundo por 0-0, e passou nos pênaltis, ganhando por 4-3. E nas quartas de finais, foi eliminada pelo Brusque, vencendo o primeiro jogo por 1-0 e tomando uma goleada no segundo por 4-0, acabando ali a chance da volta para a Série C.

Em 2020, a Juazeirense fez uma boa campanha no Campeonato Baiano, sendo eliminada nas semifinais pelo Atlético de Alagoinhas perdendo o primeiro jogo no Adauto Moraes por 1-4 e ganhando o segundo jogo por 2-0 no Carneirão, conseguindo uma vaga para a Série D e para a Copa do Brasil de 2021.

Na Copa do Brasil de 2021, a equipe baiana fez a melhor campanha de sua história. Na primeira fase, venceu o Sport por 3-2 num jogo polêmico, onde os refletores do estádio Adauto Moraes ficaram apagados por mais de uma hora, fazendo que o time pernambucano alegasse uma manipulação por parte da Juazeirense.

Na segunda fase, enfrentou o Volta Redonda também no estádio Adauto Moraes. E a equipe carioca abriu 3 gols de vantagem ainda no primeiro tempo, praticamente liquidando a classificação. Porém a Juazeirense reagiu e conseguiu o gol de empate numa cabeçada do meia Kanu aos 51 minutos do segundo tempo, com a partida terminando em 3-3. O time baiano conseguiu a classificação histórica nos pênaltis vencendo por 4-2.

Na terceira fase, enfrentou o Cruzeiro, o maior campeão da Copa do Brasil em jogos de ida e volta. Na primeira partida, perdeu por 1-0 no Mineirão. Jogou a partida decisiva no estádio Adauto Moraes e fez o gol da vitória aos 41 do segundo tempo com o atacante Thauan, levando a disputa novamente para os pênaltis. A equipe baiana conseguiu mais um feito histórico ao vencer as penalidades por 3-2 após a defesa do goleiro Rodrigo Calaça na última cobrança do time mineiro.

Nas oitavas de final, enfrentou o Santos também em jogos de ida e volta, decidindo o confronto mais uma vez no estádio Adauto Moraes. No jogo de ida, perdeu por 4-0 na Vila Belmiro, em Santos. Na volta, venceu o alvinegro por 2-0, porém perdeu por 4-2 no placar agregado e deixou a competição.

Centro da Treinamentos de Juazeirense

O CT da Juazeirense começou a ser construído no início de 2023. O local escolhido pela diretoria do Cancão de Fogo foi um terreno de 18 hectares que fica no distrito de Carnaíba do Sertão, na BR 407, a 10 quilômetros do centro de Juazeiro. Essa informação foi confirmada ao site Bahia Notícias (13/01/2023) pelo presidente do clube, o deputado estadual Roberto Carlos.

A expectativa, neste primeiro momento, é fazer pelo menos dois campos de futebol e um alojamento pequeno para descanso. A terraplanagem começou a ser feita e os muros instalados. No entanto, de acordo com Roberto Carlos, ainda não há um prazo definido para a conclusão da obra.

O CT da Juazeirense foi viabilizado pela campanha positiva do clube na Copa do Brasil em 2021, quando o Cancão de Fogo tornou-se a primeira equipe do interior da Bahia a chegar às oitavas de final dessa competição.

Esse feito memorável garantiu à Juazeirense a quantia de R$ 5,63 milhões, possibilitando o investimento em estrutura. Atualmente, o clube manda seus jogos e treina no estádio Adauto Moraes, mantido pela prefeitura de Juazeiro.

Rivalidade

O Juazeirense tem como principal rival o Juazeiro, time da mesma cidade, formando o dérbi Ju-Ju.

O primeiro confronto das duas equipes aconteceu no dia 31 de maio de 2009, com uma vitória da Juazeirense por 1 a 0.

Títulos

Estatísticas

Participações

Desempenho em competições

Campeonato Baiano
Clubes de futebol da Bahia
Esporte de Juazeiro (Bahia)
Clubes de futebol fundados em 2006
Fundações na Bahia em 2006

Campeonato Baiano - Segunda Divisão

Campeonato Brasileiro Série C

Campeonato Brasileiro Série D

Elenco atual

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Das Deutsch-Französische Forschungsinstitut Saint-Louis, (Institut franco-allemand de recherches de Saint-Louis; ISL) ist ein binationales Institut für Sicherheits- und Verteidigungsforschung im elsässischen Saint-Louis mit je einem französischen und einem deutschen Direktor.

Das Institut, das heute rund 400 Mitarbeiter beschäftigt, verfügt über Fachwissen in den Bereichen Detonik, Ballistik, Hochgeschwindigkeitsmessung, Sensoren, Akustik, Laser, Nanopartikel und improvisierten Sprengvorrichtungen. Es ist Inhaber zahlreicher Patente und vergibt weltweit Lizenzen. Gegründet wurde es – in seiner binationalen Form – über ein deutsch-französisches Abkommen, das am 31. März 1958 unterzeichnet und am 17. Juni 1959 ratifiziert wurde.

Gründung
Gegen Ende des Zweiten Weltkrieges im Frühjahr 1945 stieg bei den Siegermächten das Interesse, sich das Wissen deutscher Wissenschaftler künftig zu Nutze zu machen, und diese für die eigenen Regierungen forschen zu lassen. Frankreich fokussierte sich besonders auf die deutschen Ballistiker aus dem Forschungsinstitut der Technischen Akademie der Luftwaffe im süddeutschen Biberach an der Riß (ursprünglich in Berlin, während des Krieges ausgelagert) unter der Leitung von Hubert Schardin. Dieser hatte sich in den Jahren zuvor als Doktorand bei Carl Cranz umfangreiche Kenntnisse im Bereich der Kurzzeitphysik angeeignet. 1945 galt Schardin und sein Mitarbeiterstab mit dem Wissen über das Erfassen schneller Vorgänge durch Fotografie und Kinematographie mit Hilfe elektrischer Funken sowie der Entwicklung der Sprengstoffhohlladung als weltweit führend.

Als im April 1945 französische Truppen unter Kommandant Lutz in Biberach einrückten, war zunächst nur vorgesehen, die Apparate und technischen Gegenstände aus dem deutschen Institut zu beschlagnahmen, allen voran die Funkenzeitlupenkamera, das wichtigste Messinstrument der deutschen Ballistiker. In den folgenden Tagen gelangte auch das amerikanische Militär unter der Leitung von Colonel Leslie E. Simon vom Ballistic Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground zu dem Labor von Professor Schardin. Er bot ihm und sieben seiner Mitarbeiter an, sich sofort in den USA niederlassen zu können, um dort forschend tätig zu werden. Schardin lehnte zunächst ab, weil er seine Forschungsgruppe nicht zersplittern wollte. Als die französischen Verantwortlichen von dem Interesse der Amerikaner an dem Team von Schardin erfuhren, machten auch sie ihm am 1. Juni 1945 das Angebot, für die französische Regierung in dem Laboratoire Central de l'Armement (LCA) in Versailles bei Paris zu arbeiten. Schardin, zehn seiner Mitarbeiter und mehrere Hilfskräfte nahmen an.

Eine Ansiedlung deutscher Wissenschaftler in Paris wurde allerdings – weniger als ein Jahr nach dem Abzug der deutschen Besatzungstruppen aus der französischen Hauptstadt –  von der französischen Regierung als politisch bedenklich angesehen. Deshalb sollte der künftige Forschungssitz für die deutschen Ballistiker weit weg von Paris verlegt werden. Daraufhin wurde im elsässischen Saint-Louis, im Dreiländereck Deutschland/Frankreich/Schweiz, ein ehemaliges Fabrikgelände als Forschungssitz ausgewählt und ein Labor errichtet. Am 1. August 1945, zwölf Wochen nach der Kapitulation Deutschlands, begannen somit 32 deutsche Wissenschaftler in dem Institut in Saint-Louis für die französische Regierung zu arbeiten. Direktor des Instituts wurde der französische General Robert Cassagnou. Aus den damaligen Arbeitsverträgen mit den deutschen Wissenschaftlern geht hervor, dass die französische Regierung hauptsächlich daran interessiert war, das Know-how der deutschen Forscher ausschließlich für die eigene nationale Entwicklung in der Ballistik zu nutzen.

Schardin und die weiteren deutschen Wissenschaftler zogen im Sommer 1945 mit ihren Familien in das dem Institut nahe gelegene deutsche Weil am Rhein. Der etwa 20-minütige Transport von der deutschen Seite zum Arbeitsort in Frankreich wurde mit einem verplombten Bus ermöglicht. Die plötzliche Aufnahme der deutschen Wissenschaftler in Weil am Rhein wurde in der Gemeinde zunächst skeptisch beurteilt, da diese den bis dahin knappen Wohnraum beanspruchten, doppelte Nahrungsrationen bekamen und in französischen Läden (wo es ein breiteres Warenangebot als auf dem freien Markt gab) einkaufen konnten; sie erweckten dadurch den Eindruck einer geschlossenen Gesellschaft.

Obwohl das Institut im Standort Saint-Louis zunächst nur als Provisorium gedacht war, wurden die Forschungstätigkeiten dort in den nächsten Jahren immer weiter ausgebaut. Das Institut etablierte sich in den Jahren aufgrund der hohen Qualität der Arbeiten und der Motivation der Mitarbeiter und führte zu weiteren Investitionen.

Zu den deutschen Wissenschaftlern in den Anfangsjahren des Instituts gehörten unter anderem Hugo Neuert, Ewald Fünfer, Richard Emil Kutterer, Robert Sauer und Theodor Fromme. Ihnen bot sich im Elsass zu diesem Zeitpunkt die Möglichkeit, auf kernphysikalischem Gebiet zu arbeiten; in Deutschland waren vergleichbare Forschungseinrichtungen bis 1955 verboten.

Binationaler Gründungsvertrag
Als in Deutschland ab Mitte der 1950er-Jahre die Bundeswehr aufgebaut wurde, sollte auch die Verteidigungsforschung weiterentwickelt werden. Die junge Bundesrepublik war darauf bedacht, künftig für ihre eigene militärische Sicherheit zu sorgen und benötigte daher Spezialisten aus der Verteidigungsforschung. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt waren jedoch die in der Forschung führenden deutschen Ballistiker fast ausschließlich für das französische Verteidigungsministerium tätig. Es war daher angedacht, die deutschen Forscher u. a. auch aus dem ISL abzuwerben, um sie in deutsche Forschungseinrichtungen anzustellen. Frankreich war jedoch nicht bereit, seinen Einfluss auf das Institut und den drohenden Verlust wichtiger Forscher aufzugeben, zumal Schardin selbst das ISL nicht verlassen wollte.

Nachdem sich 1954 die Bundesrepublik Deutschland den NATO-Mitgliedsstaaten eingegliedert hatte, kam bei Schardin und Cassagnou der Wunsch auf, die Erkenntnisse und die Forschungsarbeiten des ISL künftig auch der deutschen Wissenschaft zur Verfügung stellen zu können. Sie schlugen vor, es in eine binationale Einrichtung umzuwandeln. Daraufhin wurde 1955 im Bundesministerium der Verteidigung eine deutsch-französische Kommission gegründet, um eine solche binationale Leitung zu planen. Hintergrund war auch das Bestreben beider Staaten, den Aufbau nationaler Partnerschaften in Westeuropa voranzutreiben.

Am 31. März 1958 wurde – nach zweijährigen Verhandlungen – zwischen den Regierungen von Deutschland und Frankreich ein Abkommen vereinbart, mit dem das Institut unter dem Namen Deutsch-Französisches Forschungsinstitut Saint-Louis ISL seine Tätigkeit unter der Federführung von beiden Staaten ab dem 22. Juni 1959 aufnehmen konnte. Die Verteidigungsminister Jacques Chaban-Delmas und Franz Josef Strauß unterschrieben den Vertrag in Saint-Louis. Hubert Schardin wurde zum deutschen, General Cassagnou zum französischen Direktor des ISL ernannt. Rechtlich wurde das Institut zum Teil auf einem einzigartigen System binationaler Vorschriften aufgebaut, die heute noch gelten: das Arbeitsrecht wurde durch ein hauseigenes Personalstatut ersetzt; der Haushalt muss von beiden Regierungen genehmigt werden, während sich das Baurecht nach französischem Recht richtet.

Nach der Gründung, die auch als ein Grundstein für die deutsch-französische Beziehungen angesehen werden kann, stieg die Personalstärke innerhalb von zehn Jahren auf 460 Mitarbeiter beider Nationalitäten an.
Die Forschungsarbeit konzentrierte sich auf die Wehrtechnik in den Bereichen von Hohlladungsgeschossen und Panzerabwehrraketen. Eine der erfolgreichsten Entwicklungen war die Herstellung der drahtgelenkten Panzerabwehrrakete ENTAC.

Nachdem Schardin 1964 als Leiter der Abteilung Wehrtechnik in das Bundesministerium der Verteidigung berufen wurde, starb er ein Jahr später. Cassagnou, der während der Jahre der Zusammenarbeit eine Freundschaft mit Schardin aufgebaut hatte, war im selben Jahr in den Ruhestand gegangen.

Entwicklung bis heute
In den 1970er-Jahren bestimmte die Grundlagenforschung und die angewandte Wissenschaft die wissenschaftliche Arbeit. Laserimpulstechnik kam zum Einsatz, die Holografie wurde weiterentwickelt. In den 1980er-Jahren wurde im Bereich Panzerschutz und Panzerdurchschlag geforscht und die elektromagnetische Kanone weiterentwickelt. 1992 wurde ein großer Windkanal in Betrieb genommen, in dem ein permanenter Luftstrom von Mach 4,4 erzeugt werden kann.

In den letzten Jahren nahm das Institut eine neue Strategie mit Schwerpunkt auf Anwendungen für den Schutz vor Terrorismus an. Auch verfügt das ISL über große Verträge mit der französischen und der US-amerikanischen Armee. Letztere interessiert sich auch für eine Zusammenarbeit im Bereich der elektrischen Kanone.

Insgesamt will sich das ISL für eine breitere europäische Basis öffnen. Dabei ist der Ausbau der dualen – also sowohl militärisch wie zivil nutzbaren – Aktivitäten und Europäisierung vorgesehen, um sich auch als europäische Forschungsinstitution zu erweitern.

Direktoren des ISL

Literatur
 Ansbert Baumann: Die Gründung des Institut Saint-Louis. In: Ulrich Pfeil (Hrsg.): Deutsch-französische Kultur- und Wissenschaftsbeziehungen im 20. Jahrhundert. Ein institutionengeschichtlicher Ansatz. München 2007, S. 237–256.
 Rudi Schall: Vom Laboratoire zum Institut. Eine Chronik zur Entstehung des Instituts Saint-Louis. Interne Veröffentlichung des Institut de Saint-Louis 1988.
 Günter Weihrauch: Von den Anfängen der ballistischen Forschung im ISL. Ballistische Forschung im ISL 1945–1994. Festschrift zu Ehren von Richard Emil Kutterer anlässlich seines 90. Geburtstages, Saint-Louis 1994, S. 23–27.
 Städtisches Museum am Lindenplatz Weil am Rhein (Hrsg.): Die Wissenschaftler. Weil am Rhein 1995.
 Paul Bernard Munch, Robert Cassagnou – Hubert Schardin a Saint-Louis (1945–1965), Editions Wilo, Saint Louis, 2019, ISBN 979-10-97215-13-2 editions-wilo.fr.

Weblinks
 Internetpräsenz des ISL

 Beschreibung des ISL auf der CORDIS-Webseite
  Badische Zeitung vom 29. Juni 2009

Einzelnachweise

Ballistik
Organisation (deutsch-französische Beziehungen)
Organisation (Waffentechnik)
Gegründet 1958
Saint-Louis (Haut-Rhin)
Organisation (Département Haut-Rhin)


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Until this week, that is. Placard-bearing protesters have gathered outside the club's walls this week to accuse Gezira of a massacre of cats.
As one blogger has it, hundreds of stray cats were "beaten, choked in sacks, bludgeoned to death, poisoned, dropped in garbage bins, you name it".
Such a claim – directed at what must be the poshest place in Egypt – has scandalised Cairo's high society and become a cause célèbre within both mainstream and social media. Animal rights blogs are awash with a series of shocking photos of dead cats that allegedly met their fate at Gezira.
Dozens of demonstrators have gathered outside Gezira's rarified grounds. A Facebook group, Stop Gezira Club Massacres, has attracted thousands of members, while a similarly worded slogan is popular on Twitter.
Now the authorities are involved, the alleged cat-catcher has been arrested and a syndicate of Egyptian animal welfare groups has filed an official complaint against both club and catcher. The club denies the charges – but campaigners say they are repeat offenders.
"If he's killing a couple of hundred cats every time he visits, and he's doing that several times a year since at least 2007, then we're talking about thousands of dead cats – and some dogs too," said Mona Khalil, a spokeswoman for the Egyptian Society for Mercy to Animals.
Gezira denied these charges. "We never ordered a massacre of cats," said Amr Waguih, a Gezira board member tasked with investigating the matter. Waguih admitted the club pays a registered professional to round up stray cats on its grounds every few months and deposit them – alive – in the streets outside.
The cats are removed for hygiene reasons after the cats apparently overwhelmed Gezira's kitchens and "attacked" young children, but certainly not killed.
"Some of the horses here in this club are worth €100,000. We can't poison those horses. And forget about horses – what if a child picks up that poison?" Waguih said.
As for the pictures circulating of poisoned cats, Waguih maintained they weren not taken at the club. Or if they were, then in "a previous era" and most likely killed by rogue club members acting without the board's permission. "If there are 100 cat lovers in this club," said Waguih, "there are thousands who aren't".
Khalil was not convinced. She argued the club has refused humane ways of dealing with the problem, such as the "trap-neuter-return" method that sees cats castrated, vaccinated and then set free.


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Cox $119.99 10 - 1,000 Mbps Fiber-optic 2.021%
Cox $29.99 10 - 300 Mbps Cable 87%
CenturyLink $45.00 20 - 80 Mbps DSL 90%
Skybeam - - Wireless 83%
Provider: Cox
At 99%, broadband coverage in the 89118 ZIP code is comparable to the rest of Nevada - 90%, and comparable to broadband coverage across the U.S. - 95%.
There are five internet providers serving the 89118 area, and 80.59% of households will have internet options from more than one provider. Among five internet providers in 89118, prices start at $29.99 and available download speeds reach up to 1,000 Mbps.
The largest internet providers serving the 89118 ZIP code are Cox, CenturyLink, and HughesNet bringing cable, DSL, and satellite options to the area.
Cable internet from Cox is available to nearly all in the 89118 ZIP code, covering 87% of households. Many will also have the option of DSL from CenturyLink, which covers 90% of the area. Las Vegas's third most-available internet provider, HughesNet, offers satellite to around 100% of residents in the 89118 ZIP code.
Cox cable internet
Cable from Cox offers broadband to nearly all households in the 89118 ZIP code, covering 87% of the area.
Cox's cable network is likely to offer faster speeds than DSL or satellite service, but 89118 residents in densely populated areas may experience slowed speeds during peak usage times.
Internet prices for Cox start at $29.99/mo.*, which is significantly lower than the average starting price for internet in Las Vegas, $46.24.
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Internet prices for CenturyLink start at $45/mo.*, which is about the same as the average starting price for internet in Las Vegas, $46.24.
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For those who value internet speed as much as cost, CenturyLink offers download speeds up to 80 Mbps and upload speeds up to 40 Mbps in 89118 ZIP code. These download speeds are available to 90% of the area, and are much slower than the average max speeds from all Las Vegas's providers, 603 Mbps.
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/*
Package types implements the CloudEvents type system.

CloudEvents defines a set of abstract types for event context attributes. Each
type has a corresponding native Go type and a canonical string encoding.  The
native Go types used to represent the CloudEvents types are:
bool, int32, string, []byte, *url.URL, time.Time

 +----------------+----------------+-----------------------------------+
 |CloudEvents Type|Native Type     |Convertible From                   |
 +================+================+===================================+
 |Bool            |bool            |bool                               |
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 |Integer         |int32           |Any numeric type with value in     |
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 |URI             |*url.URL        |url.URL, types.URIRef, types.URI   |
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 |Timestamp       |time.Time       |time.Time, types.Timestamp         |
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Extension attributes may be stored as a native type or a canonical string.  The
To<Type> functions will convert to the desired <Type> from any convertible type
or from the canonical string form.

The Parse<Type> and Format<Type> functions convert native types to/from
canonical strings.

Note are no Parse or Format functions for URL or string. For URL use the
standard url.Parse() and url.URL.String(). The canonical string format of a
string is the string itself.

*/
package types

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Dolby Vision Certification Awarded to Eurofins Digital Media Services New York
Leading QA service provider expands Dolby Vision QC services to the East Coast NEW YORK and BURBANK, Calif., Jan. 15, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Eurofins Digital Media Services (EDMS) announces that their recently opened New York facility has been granted a Certification in Dolby Vision Quality Control Services, becoming the first dedicated Dolby Vision QA facility on the East Coast, meeting the growing demand for QC and testing services in New York City. "EDMS is proud of its ongoing
Eurofins Digital Media Services (EDMS) opens its state-of-the-art Quality Control facility in New York City
First dedicated media asset QC provider on the East Coast. NEW YORK and BURBANK, December 4, 2018/PRNewswire — Eurofins Digital Media Services (www.eurofins-dms.com), formerly My Eye Media, announced today the official opening of their new office in New York City.
Eurofins Digital Testing Acquires U.S.-Based My Eye Media
BRUSSELS and BURBANK, Calif., Oct. 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Eurofins Digital Testing, a global leader in end-to-end quality assurance and testing services, today announced that it has acquired My Eye Media to strengthen its ability to help serve multiplatform TV and video service providers
BURBANK, Calif., July 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — My Eye Media announced today the completion of a significant infrastructure and security augmentation at the company's Burbank, California headquarters. The facility's online storage was increased to more than two petabytes with the purchase of additional NetApp E5600 series SAN arrays.
BURBANK, Calif., April 11, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — My Eye Media announced today that Kip Sears has joined the company in the newly created role of General Manager. "I've known Kip for many years and had the good fortune to work with him previously when we were both at Sony Pictures," said Michael Kadenacy, CEO.
BURBANK, Calif., Jan. 5, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — My Eye Media (www.myeyemedia.com) announces their Certification in Dolby Vision® Quality Control Services continuing its expansion into high dynamic range (HDR) with wider color gamut testing and analysis.
My Eye Media: Leading the Way in Professional Quality Control for Movies and TV
Powering the Next Generation of Home Entertainment By NetApp Video experiences have come a long way since the television entered millions of living rooms more than 60 years ago. Today, instead of fumbling with antennas and knobs to bring a fuzzy picture into focus, consumers are treated to high-definition (HD) digital video portraying colors and
My Eye Media Announces Rollout of STORM Meta Data Monitoring Platform for Studios and Content Creators
BURBANK, Calif., March 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — My Eye Media (www.myeyemedia.com) announced today the release of their digital Storefront Testing and Online Retail Monitoring (STORM) platform, which allows film studios and content owners to check the accuracy of listings across a multitude of distribution platforms around the world using automated software. This groundbreaking system will allow My
My Eye Media expands Quality Control services and continues investing in High Dynamic Range with Wider Color Gamut and Immersive Audio technologies
BURBANK, Calif., Feb. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — My Eye Media (www.myeyemedia.com) announces their continued expansion of high dynamic range (HDR) with wider color gamut and immersive audio quality control services as content owners and distributors fast-track efforts to deliver next generation imagery and immersive audio, including Dolby Atmos®, to consumers. "My Eye Media is committed
My Eye Media Adds R&S® CLIPSTER Gen6
BURBANK, Calif., Nov. 19, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — My Eye Media has further increased its QC capacity for mastering file formats with the addition of another R&S® CLIPSTER mastering station to its arsenal of high-end digital processing equipment. The R&S® CLIPSTER will be integrated with the company's 16Gbps fiber channel storage infrastructure and is fully loaded


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Q: React.js key generation I've a problem with the Reconciliation algorithm using a set of key (without duplicates). The snippet of code is similar to the examples:
`
var ResourceTable = React.createClass({
    getInitialState: function() {
        return {data: [{"rid": "Ciao ", "id": 10}, {"rid": "Mondo!", "id": 2}]};
    },
    componentDidMount: function() {
        self = this;
        self.setState({data: [{"rid":"first", "id": 3},{"rid":"second", "id": 1},{"rid":"third", "id": 2}]});
    },
    render: function() {
        var commentNodes = this.state.data.map(function (resource, index) {
            return (
                <Resource key={resource.id} rid={resource.rid}/>
            );
        });

        return(

                {commentNodes}

        );
    }
});

`
The first time that the object is rendered everything works fine (for every value of the resource.id). The second time I've an unattended behavior: sometimes every element is correctly rendered and sometimes not, I made a lot of attempts, but I cannot find an explanation.
The case that cause the error is:

*

*First rendering keys: [10,2]

*Second rendering keys: [3,1,2]

The result is that only two element are rendered during the second rendering.

A: React is very sensitive if you are rendering HTML which is mutating in browser. This is the case with
, which can be created like this:

Cell

But in fact browsers are changing it to:

Cell

After this operation DOM and React Virtual DOM differs and triggers errors like yours. To fix it just change:
return (

        {commentNodes}

);

into:
return (

{commentNodes}

);